Michigan football is in crisis, Ohio State just suffered another embarrassing collapse, and Hate Week 365 has plenty to talk about.

Jeremy and Tim break down a disastrous weekend for college football's biggest rivalry.

〽️ MICHIGAN FOOTBALL

• Michigan State stuns Michigan 15-6 in an ugly rivalry loss.

• Kyle Whittingham fires offensive coordinator Jason Beck. Was it the right move?

• Jim Harding takes over the offense, but can he fix it?

• Bryce Underwood vs. Tommy Carr: Who should start at quarterback?

• Is Michigan heading in the wrong direction under Whittingham?

🌰 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL

• Oregon storms back to beat Ohio State 41-28 in Columbus.

• The Buckeyes surrender 38 unanswered points after leading 14-0.

• Ryan Day faces serious questions about coaching, execution, and accountability.

• Luke Fahey, offensive struggles, defensive breakdowns, and costly special teams mistakes.

• What does another disappointing loss mean for Ohio State's season?

🏈 THE BIGGER PICTURE

• Michigan vs. Oregon and Ohio State vs. Northwestern.

• The changing Big Ten landscape.

• The countdown to Michigan vs. Ohio State and what this year's edition of The Game could look like.

Two rival fan bases. Two frustrated programs. Zero shortage of opinions.

Join Jeremy and Tim for passionate analysis, heated debates, plenty of trash talk, and the kind of Michigan–Ohio State rivalry conversation that never takes a day off.

HATE WEEK 365 — Because Hate Week Never Ends.

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Ohio State vs. USC and Michigan vs. Rutgers headline a loaded episode of Hate Week 365 as Tim and Jeremy break down the latest twists in the Michigan–Ohio State rivalry.

Ohio State suffers a stunning setback against USC, raising questions about the Buckeyes' execution, offensive performance, and playoff outlook. What went wrong? Who deserves the blame, and how concerned should Ohio State fans really be?

Meanwhile, Michigan survives Rutgers behind a big performance from Tommy Carr. Are the Wolverines finally finding answers on offense, or are there still major problems that could come back to haunt them?

Then the gloves come off as Tim and Jeremy debate College Football Playoff expansion. Does expanding the field improve college football, or are we rewarding teams that haven't earned the opportunity?

In this episode:

• Ohio State vs. USC: What went wrong for the Buckeyes?

• Michigan vs. Rutgers: Tommy Carr and the Wolverines' offense

• Quarterback play, coaching decisions, and offensive execution

• The implications for the College Football Playoff

• Should the playoff field expand?

• Previews and predictions for the upcoming games

• Plenty of trash talk, rivalry arguments, and laughs

Whether you bleed Scarlet and Gray or Maize and Blue, Hate Week never ends.

Hate Week 365—Michigan vs. Ohio State, 365 days a year.

Hosted by Tim and Jeremy.

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Ohio State is rolling, Michigan is searching for answers, and Hate Week 365 is back!

Jeremy and Tim break down Ohio State's 45–16 win over Maryland, including Julian Sayin's performance, Jeremiah Smith's explosive plays, and the questions that still need answering before the Buckeyes head to Bloomington for a massive matchup with Indiana.

Can Ohio State avenge last season's Big Ten Championship loss to Indiana? We'll discuss the biggest matchups, potential weaknesses, and what the Buckeyes must do to come away with a victory.

Meanwhile, things aren't looking nearly as good in Ann Arbor.

What's really wrong with Michigan's offense?

Is offensive coordinator Jason Beck the problem? Is Bryce Underwood struggling because of the system around him? Is the offensive line failing to execute? Or is Michigan dealing with a combination of poor coaching, questionable play-calling, penalties, and missed assignments?

We'll discuss what Michigan needed to address during its bye week and whether those adjustments will actually show up against Penn State.

In this episode:

• Ohio State vs. Maryland recap

• Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith's performances

• Ohio State vs. Indiana preview and predictions

• Michigan's offensive struggles and Jason Beck's play-calling

• Bryce Underwood and the offensive line

• What Michigan needed to fix during the bye week

• Michigan vs. Penn State preview

• The future outlook for both programs

Two historic rivals. Two very different situations. One podcast that never takes a week off from the rivalry.

Hate Week 365 — Because Hate Week Never Ends.

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