There might be a winter weather warning in Ann Arbor, but Michigan Stadium will still be packed for "The Game" as No. 15 Michigan football takes on No. 1 Ohio State football in the season finale.

This year, the stakes are as high as ever, even in the realigned Big Ten and expanded College Football Playoff landscape. The Wolverines have not lost to the Buckeyes in four years. If they win on Saturday, it would crucially give them a strong argument to be included in the CFP.

For Ohio State, a victory would lock them into the Big Ten title game and give them a great chance to repeat as national champions. Not to mention, it would get the Michigan-sized monkey off the Buckeyes' back.

Michigan has not lost in four years and a fifth win on Saturday would be their longest winning st

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