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About a half-dozen football players from the Ohio State University Buckeyes and the Michigan Wolverines collide during the 1970 Rivalry matchup, played during a sunny day at at Ohio Stadium.
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The 1970 Ohio State-Michigan Rivalry game, at Ohio Stadium in Columbus.

The high-intensity matchup between Michigan and Ohio State is well-known as the biggest rivalry in college football. We found a story to remind us that even at the height of the conflict, the two teams' legendary coaches weren't always at war. Jeff Weiss, a Michigander who grew up in Bowling Green, tells the story.

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April Baer is the host of Michigan Public’s Stateside talk show.