Opinion: Can Ohio State be legendary in this season's edition of

When former Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins “dunked on” Michigan safety Josh Metellus into the end zone to cap off a 56-27 Buckeye win in 2019, it served as a microcosm for the rivalry in the 2010s. The Buckeyes owned the Wolverines. The only loss over that period came from a 2011 Ohio State squad dealing with the effects of a scandal. Then coach Urban Meyer came into town. Dobbins’ slam dunk was the culmination of a decade that saw the Buckeyes rise to unprecedented heights on the national scale. It also left Michigan wondering if its prodigal son and Wolverine head coach Jim Harbaugh had a future in Ann Arbor, Michigan. However, the 2020s would tell a different story.

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