How Michigan’s Shocking Playbook Derailed Ohio State’s Biggest Recruiting Coup Yet
Isn’t it something when the old guard that once dominated suddenly finds itself playing catch-up? Take Michigan and Ohio State—once, under Urban Meyer, the Buckeyes owned that gridiron rivalry. Fast forward to Ryan Day’s tenure starting in 2019, and it’s a whole new ballgame with Michigan snagging four straight wins. But here’s the kicker — it’s not just the scoreboard where Michigan’s pulling ahead; the Wolverines are out-recruiting Ohio State too. The latest coup? Landing 6-foot-6 pass rusher Carter Meadows from Washington, D.C., who chose the maize and blue over the scarlet and gray—and even big-name programs like Penn State and South Carolina. Meadows’ reverence for Michigan’s tradition speaks volumes, but it also raises a cheeky question: Is Ryan Day’s Ohio State turning into a team perpetually chasing shadows up north? As we edge closer to the 2025 season, one thing’s clear — this rivalry isn’t just about wins anymore; it’s about legacy, pride, and who controls the future talent pipeline. LEARN MORE
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