Jack Sawyer Breaks Silence on What It’s Really Like to Always Fall Short Against Michigan
If you think losing to your fiercest rival is the ultimate heartbreak, imagine doing it repeatedly — even while chasing a national title. Jack Sawyer lived that reality at Ohio State: a stellar career, a legendary game-sealing strip sack in the College Football Playoff semifinals, an NFL draft call from the Steelers, yet no victory over Michigan. So, what’s more important — beating “The Team Up North” or hoisting the national championship trophy? Sawyer’s no-nonsense take challenges the soul of Buckeye fandom: Can you truly cherish rivalry victories if you’re not winning the whole war? It’s a raw, honest conversation about legacy, rivalry, and what truly defines success in college football’s high-stakes playoff era. If that doesn’t make you rethink the obsession with “The Game,” nothing will. LEARN MORE.
Jack Sawyer had an amazing career at Ohio State, and yet, he was never part of a team victory over Michigan.
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