Oregon fan trolls Ohio State over record vs. Michigan outside Wrigley Field
An Oregon fan is having a little fun at the expense of Ohio State fans ahead of the Buckeyes game against Northwestern on Saturday. Ohio State and Northwestern are playing at Wrigley Field Saturday afternoon, and an Oregon fan opted to take a shot at the Buckeyes from his apartment just outside of Wrigley Field.
A guy in an Oregon sweatshirt is standing in an apartment underneath Wrigley Rooftops with a sign that reads: “Ohio State has not beat Michigan in 1,813 days.”
You can check out the fan and the sign below:
It’s tough when you can’t even go play Northwestern in Chicago without being trolled about Michigan. However, that is life as an Ohio State fan at the moment as the Buckeyes have lost three straight games to the Wolverines.
The good news for Ohio State is that it will have a chance to change its fortunes in just a couple of weeks when the Wolverines come to town.
Ohio State marching band forms bear pooping on Michigan logo during halftime of Purdue game
Ohio State has been doing some trolling of its own recently. The Buckeyes marching band got an early start on rivalry week last week.
During halftime of the game against Purdue, the Ohio State marching band formed a bear, with a Michigan flag behind it. The bear then shot out a poop flag, which was used to cover up the Michigan logo. You can check out the whole incident below:
While the Ohio State band chose to take a shot at Michigan during its halftime performance, it’s the Wolverines who have been getting most of the laughs in the rivalry as of late.
The Buckeyes have lost three straight games to Michigan, including last year when the Wolverines went on to win the national championship.
Ohio State is the heavy favorite to win this year’s meeting, though. The Buckeyes are out for revenge and are going up against a Michigan team that has faced its share of struggles in 2024.
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