COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State released Vol. 9 of its Gameday Trailer series, this week for the matchup against Purdue. It’ll be the Buckeyes’ second-to-last road game of the regular season, as home games against UCLA and Rutgers follow before the season finale at Michigan.

MLive's Wolverine Confidential recaps the win over Purdue and ends with a question: How do you feel Michigan is positioned with Ohio State looming later this month?

The Ohio State marching band’s visit to football practice occurred during an idle week rather than before the rivalry game at Michigan. Here's why.

Running back Justice Haynes is one half of the tandem that’s been the engine behind Michigan’s offense, and now he’ll be sidelined indefinitely after undergoing surgery for a foot injury that’s already forced him to miss a 21-16 win over Purdue.

Ohio State football head coach Ryan Day met with the media in Columbus this week to discuss and preview the matchup with Purdue on the road Saturday.

No. 21 Michigan football sits at 7-2 as the Wolverines will prepare for the final stretch of their season following their second bye week when Sherrone Moore's

Northwestern football is heading back to the Friendly Confines in November, and the 'Cats will have a morning kickoff time for the first of two games at Wrigley Field.

Friday, November 7 and Saturday, November 8 Where: Munn Ice Arena, East Lansing, MI Times: 7pm (Friday), 4pm (Saturday) TV: Big Ten Plus (both games) Radio: Penn State Sports Network Michigan State is coming off a bye week after starting the season 5-1.

With a 0-3 start to Big Ten play, Indiana field hockey needed a spark to turn its chances of making the Big Ten tournament around. The Hoosiers created that spark last weekend with a 2-1 shootout win over then-No. 10 Maryland on Friday and a dominant 3-1 victory against Penn State on Sunday.