Which is a the bigger rivalry? OSU/UM or AUB/BAMA?
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There are dozens of in-state rivalries like Aub/Bama.  OSU/UM is much bigger.
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Ohio St. Vs. The team from up north ( I don't like saying their name it makes me sick... but it starts with a M ) \n\nGO BUCKEYES!!
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THE Ohio State University - - that is the official name of the university, you idiotic moron!!!!!!!!\n\nThe Buckeyes are the best damn team in all the damn land!!!\n\nmeechigan is a state for losers!!!!\n\nI hope my Buckeyes destroy meechigan woolveweenies today at The Shoe...but I know that it is the  best rivalry game in all of college football. It will be a close margin of victory for my Buckeyes after they defeat meechigan woolveweenies today.\n\nGO BUCKS!!! meechigan sucks!!\n\n\nGO BUCKEYES!!!!!!!1
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I believe Arkansas will get it due credit when they kick Florida's ass in the SEC championship game, but Wisconsin conference is way to tough this year with Michigan and Ohio state. The SEC IS THE MOST OVERRATED CONFERENCE next to the BIG EAST.
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Since your question is in football, I'm guessing that's what you're asking about.\n\nIf so, the biggest and oldest rival of the William and Mary Tribe are the Richmond Spiders. The two A-10 Conference schools have now played 116 times and it is the fourth oldest rivalry in NCAA Division I football history, trailing just Lehigh-Lafayette, Princeton-Yale and Harvard-Yale.
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Top 25 College Football Rivalries  \n  \n \n\n1. Alabama vs Auburn \nSeries Record: Alabama leads 38-31-1   \nTrophy: Omicron Delta Kappa-James E. Foy V Sportsmanship Trophy\nThis college football rivalry is number one as the fire, passion and hate between the two schools is unlike any other. This game literally stops a state. The teams didn't play from 1907 to 1948 because after the 1907 game, they couldn’t decide which referees to use. The trophy for this game isn't as important as the ownership of the state that comes with a win.\n\n\n\n \n\n2. Ohio State vs Michigan\nSeries Record: Michigan leads 58-39-6. \nAward: Ohio State players get a gold charm in the shape of a pair of pants if they win.\nNo rivalry has a better combination of history and championship implications than Michigan vs Ohio State.  Since 1913, the two teams have combined for all or part of 70 Big Ten titles and the have finished 1-2 in the standings 15 times since 1968. \n \n\n \n\n \n\n3. Oklahoma vs Texas\nSeries Record: Texas leads 57-39-5.\nTrophy: The Golden Hat\nKnown as: "The Red River Shootout". The winning team's state is  supposed to get ownership of the Red River for one year until the next game. It's one the few rivalries that are played on a neutral field. These two teams play in Dallas, Texas which is is exactly halfway between the two schools, Austin, Texas, and Norman, Oklahoma.\n\n4. Army vs Navy\nSeries Record: Series tied 49-50-7 \nAward: Gold cloth stars to put on their letter sweaters for victories\nNotes: This game probably has more history and tradition than any other rivalry in the country. This game is also part of the Commander-In-Chief trophy(Army, Navy, & Air Force)  \n\n5. USC vs Notre Dame\nSeries Record: Notre Dame leads 42-31-5  \nTrophy: The Jeweled Shillelagh\nThe winner of this game has gone on to win the national title 19 times, plus these two schools have produced 11 Heisman winners.\n\n6. Florida State vs Miami\nSeries Record: Miami leads 29-21\nSince the 1987, Florida State has lost out on playing for the national championship five times because of losses to Miami. The two teams have met 13 times in the last 18 years when both were ranked in the top ten. Since 1983, these two teams have combined for more national titles  than any other two rivals in the country.\n\n7. Lafayette vs Lehigh\nSeries Record: Lafayette leads 73-62-5  \nKnown as: "The Game"\nThis is the most-played rivalry in college football history.\n\n\n\n8. Texas vs Texas A&M\nSeries Record: Texas leads the series, 70-34-5. \nThis was voted the top college football rivalry in a USA Today online poll. \n\n9. Harvard vs Yale \nSeries Record: Yale leads 64-49-8 \nKnown as: "The Game"\nThis game is the third most-played in history; only Layafette-Lehigh and Princeton-Yale have been played more often.\n\n\n\n10. Florida vs Georgia\nSeries Record: Georgia leads the series, 45-35-2.\nKnown as:  "World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party"\nGeorgia may hold the series lead, but Florida has had Georgia's number since 1992. This rivalry is one of only a few that is played on a neutral site, Jacksonville, FL.\n\n11.  Nebraska vs Oklahoma\nOklahoma leads the series, 41-37-3. \nThe 1971 game was considered by many, the greatest college football game of all-time. 19 times during this series, one of these two teams have been rated #1.\n\n12. Auburn vs Georgia\nSeries Record: Auburn leads 52-48-8 \n"The Oldest Rivalry in the Deep South" . Like many other games, these two even argue about the overall record between the two teams. The schools played the first SEC overtime game in 1996. Both teams played their first College Football game against each other in 1892 in Atlanta, which Auburn won 10-0.\n\n13. USC vs UCLA\nSeries Record: USC leads the series, 38-27-7 \nKnown as: The battle for the Victory Bell\nThe winning team paints the bell in their color to match the gold: blue for UCLA, cardinal for U
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That's who I'd like to see also. Yeah, Michigan lost to them once but they are the only team that can hang with OSU.
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Ohio State all the way. Michigan is just outclassed.
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What a story line this is now. #1 vs  #2, the the biggest rivals in any sport and the death of one of the greatest college football coaches ever.  Wow, this will be a must see game for all, not just sports fans.
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OSU.  My wife is alum\nb
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OU's Kelly Green.\n\nGo Bobcats!\n\n:)
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I'm a Buckeye Fan. I admit based on the closeness of the Game I do Feel UM should get another shot. That game could have went either way.  On the other Hand. I think the BCS wants teams from different conferences and that may be the deciding factor. Plus to have UM vs OSU again kind of steals the thunder away for the great rival tradition we have for one another meeting at the end of the year for the last game. What a rivalry! It has to be hard to be UM fan with Tressels record of 5-1 against UM and at the same time you have a good coach up there, but falls short when facing Tressel. We will have a hard time next year. We are losing too much.
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To both sides it is like a war, but it is much more intense in regards to the OSU fans.  They can be very rude and disrespectful not only in Columbus but all over the state of Ohio. These immature and vulgar fans carry an animosity towards not only the University of Michigan but the entire state and it's populus as well. \n\n I wore my Michigan sweatshirt one time when we had to stay in Dayton and we ate in a restaurant near the hotel and everyone was glaring hatefully at me and I could hear "f***king Michigan people."  As I passed.  I was just 10 at the time.  Yeah, very classy.  Needless to say I didn't eat my dinner for fear they put something in it.  \n\n I have seen people with OSU sweatshirts in Michigan and I don't say anything.  I refuse to stoop to such an asinine level as that.  I don't need to break into a fit worthy of someone with Tourette's to show my support for my team by trashing another's. \n\nOSU is a very good football team.  But Michigan is a good team, too.  Their offense doesn't score as much, but they play a different style.  It's a possession type of style.  With drives lasting 5-8 minutes.  You don't usually score a lot of points that way, but your opponent gets less time to work with.  A great bonus to winning a game.  And the Michigan defense is very aggressive and very physical.  They are leaner and faster.   I am a Michigan fan and do believe they will win because it's been a while and almost no sportscaster is picking them to win.  I love my team being the underdog.  \n\nNow, if you want some proof as to OSU fan bad behavior read this article from today's Detriot News:\n\nBehind enemy lines\n\nU-M fans find it's not easy living in Columbus\n\nFrancis X. Donnelly / The Detroit News\n\n\nMichigan fans will be attending a football game Saturday or a mugging.\n\nAn Ohio State administrator wrote a column in the school paper Wednesday asking students not to assault Michiganians, vandalize cars, set fires or riot like they did the last time their school played in such a big game.\n\nIf Ohio's version of Baghdad is this difficult to visit for a few hours, what about Michigan fans who have to live here year-round?\n\nThey say the abuse is constant, has grown worse this year and won't peak until game time. In other words, players shouldn't be the only ones wearing helmets for protection this weekend.\n\n"They almost hate Michigan more than they like Ohio State," said Matt Stout, 35, a Columbus attorney whose "GOMBLUE" license plate was once folded in half by vandals.\n\nA tour of the sprawling Ohio State campus this week found that the tame anti-Michigan T-shirts offered by bookstores are easily outsold by the profanity-laced ones hawked by sidewalk vendors.\n\nA pep rally Monday ended with a song that sounded sweet until one made out the words: "We don't give a d---n about the whole state of Michigan ..."\n\nThe city and school announced they're removing the things that students set ablaze after the Michigan game in 2002 and after a Texas game in September: full garbage bins, front porch couches and cars.\n\nIt sounded like they were stripping a criminal of his weapons.\n\nOSU: Mind your P's and Q's\n\nBeat Michigan Week kicked off with a press conference as school and city officials implored students to behave themselves.\n\nIt used to be called Michigan Week but the school added "Beat," as in "defeat," not "strike repeatedly."\n\nMichigan fans planning to attend the Ohio State game in this football-crazed city received a school e-mail warning them about traveling alone, calling attention to themselves or driving cars with Michigan license plates.\n\nBut Ohio State's student Sportsmanship Council, which was restarted last year, is encouraging good behavior with newspaper ads, posters, banners, billboards and public service announcements on TV and radio.\n
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College is a lot better.  The rivalries are better.  The players seem more excited to play.  \nThink about rivalry weeks of college football even the horrible teams play great games against rivals.  These rivals never change unlike pro football.  What games can you think of in the pros that match these:\nOhio St. vs. Michigan,  Bama vs. Tennessee, Army vs. Navy, Florida vs. FSU,  ND vs. USC...there are so many.  Pro football doesn't have that.
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i want michigan 2 win because o state is the best by far so i want an underdog 2 come up and win\n\nGO HOGS!!!
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1st of all the loser of OSU and Mich. goes to the Rose Bowl. Not a bad deal for the loser. Of course, we (Buckeye's) want the National Title. OSU is No#1 they will stay #1, Smith will Win the Heisman. OSU has the largest Student Class. Over 60,000. They are #1 in this catagory rated in 2006. People Should join the Band wagon. It's a great school, in a great city, with great team, who has a great coach, and is backed by the Best Damn Band in the Land!  Tressel will be worshiped like Woody my friend.
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Dallas Cowboys and Oklahoma Sooners who else would it be?