Michigan Wolverines vs Ohio State Buckeyes Match Player Stats On Nov 24, 2018

Dwayne Haskins threw five touchdowns passes and No. 10 Ohio State scored its most points in the 115-year history of the series when the Buckeyes defeated No. 4 Michigan 62-39 at Ohio Stadium on Saturday.

The Buckeyes (11-1, 8-1 Big Ten East) will play Northwestern in the Big Ten Championship in Indianapolis on Dec. 1.

Michigan (10-2, 8-1) entered with the best defense in the nation but Haskins was 19 for 30 for 318 yards. He has 41 TDs, a single-season record Big Ten record.

Ohio State has beaten Michigan seven straight times. Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh is 0-4 vs. the Buckeyes while Urban Meyer is 7-0 vs. the Wolverines.

Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson was 20 for 34 for 187 yards, three TDs and an interception.

Ohio State outscored Michigan 17-0 in the third quarter to carry a 41-19 lead into fourth, thanks to two miscues.

Chris Olave blocked a punt and it was returned 33 yards by Sevyn Banks to give Ohio State a 34-19 lead. After Jordan Fuller's interception of Patterson on the next series, the Buckeyes needed two plays to go 22 yards, with Mike Weber scoring from the 2.

Patterson's 12-yard TD to Nico Collins early in the fourth quarter immediately was countered by a 78-yard touchdown run by Parris Campbell to make the score 48-25.

Michigan withstood three first-half touchdown passes by Haskins and stunned the Buckeyes with two TDs in six seconds to trail 24-19 at the half.

Haskins had two scoring strikes of 24 yards to Olave and a 31-yarder to Johnnie Dixon in the first half, and Blake Haubeil added a 19-yard field goal as time exired in the half.

Patterson passed 23 yards to Collins for a 21-13 score with 47 seconds left, and Ohio State's Demario McCall fumbled the kickoff that was recovered at the OSU 9 by Nate Schoenle.

Patterson then tossed a TD pass to Chris Evans, but the Wolverines failed on the two-point conversion to trail 21-19 with 41 seconds remaining.

--Field Level Media