While Ohio State and Notre Dame are meeting head to head for the eighth time in college football history, both programs have something in common: both dislike Michigan.
During ESPN's "College GameDay," a Notre Dame fan was seen with a sign that read "We hate Michigan more," signifying the Fighting Irish's rivalry with the Wolverines that started in 1887. Both Brutus Buckeye and The Leprechaun stood on either side of the sign and pointed to it.
"Every fan here hates Michigan," Pat McAfee said.
But Michigan has had the upper hand in both rivalries.
Michigan has the advantage over Notre Dame, posting a 25-17-1 advantage and winning their most recent matchup: a 45-14 win in Ann Arbor during the 2019 season.
Michigan also leads its series against Ohio State with a 60-51-6 record, including two straight wins against the Buckeyes in 2021 and 2022.
Michigan is not scheduled to meet Notre Dame again until the 2033 and 2034 season, while Ohio State will see the Wolverines Nov. 25 in Ann Arbor.
