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musicgives.org. Welcome back inside. The Michigan Insider, or the Big 1050 WTK studios here on

the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK. Congratulations. Dave, he is the first winner of the morning. More chances for everybody to win to join us tomorrow inside the Bud-Lififference as we get rolling at 8 a.m. leading into the game, 12-14 kickoff between Michigan and Ohio State. Enjoy your Black Friday, everybody. In the meantime, it is time to go behind enemy lines from

the Michigan Insider.com. Here is Alejandro Zaniga now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big

1050 WTK. Our guest for this week's episode of Behind Enemy Lines is our good friend Patrick Murphy,

who covers Ohio State over at Bucknuts, part of the 24-7 Sports Network. Patrick, let's go ahead and

dive right into Ohio State, which enters this game at 11-0.

Obviously, beat Texas in week one, a very high-profile showdown.

But much like Michigan feels like there hasn't been a whole lot of meat on this schedule since,

one at Washington, one at Illinois, but most recently beat Rutgers, UCLA, and Purdue, which are

certainly not the upper echelon of the Big Ten through no fault of Ohio State's own.

But the Buckeyes enter at number one in the college football playoff rankings, certainly a luck to make the postseason.

But beating Michigan certainly has to be high on the priority for Ohio State this year and for Ryan Day, who is one in four against the Wolverines.

I guess big picture, Patrick, what's been the overall perception of Ryan Day this year given that, yes, he has struggled against Michiganigan but he did deliver ohio state a national

championship a year ago yeah i mean and i think that's the key um not to say that the the pressure

came off for ryan day once they won the national championship because there is always pressure

in a place like ohio, a place like Michigan.

And if he loses on Saturday, he will feel that again.

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