The Michigan-Ohio State series was an epic battle when Bo Schembechler and Woody Hayes were on opposite sidelines from 1969-78, a stretch that became known as "The 10-Year War." Things became so ...

Ohio State coach Woody Hayes and Michigan coach Bo Schembechler took the rivalry from a regional Big Ten rivalry to a national spectacle, and those heights arguably have not been duplicated to ...

He agreed he would not. That book, War As They Knew It: Woody Hayes, Bo Schembechler, and America in a Time of Unrest was published in 2008, almost two years after Schembechler died. It is not for ...

Bo Schembechler, an Ohio native who became the University of Michigan’s winningest football coach and loved nothing more than beating Woody Hayes and Ohio State, died Friday, the day before the ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Woody Hayes came to Gene Smith's home. Bo Schembechler came to Gene Smith's home. Ara Parseghian? You went to him. That's a story that has been retold in recent days, that the ...

It was always a good rivalry, but Michigan-Ohio State became the rivalry thanks to Bo Schembechler and Woody Hayes and the Ten-Year War. Schembechler was a former player at Miami (Ohio ...

Without Hayes or Schembechler, The Game might just be another Saturday in November. Instead, it is 364 days of endless preparation and hatred, but also respect. The names “Woody” and “Bo ...

After earning his diploma from Miami (Ohio) University, Bo Schembechler earned his master's degree from Ohio State in 1952 while working as a graduate assistant under Woody Hayes. Rick Stewart ...

Bo Schembechler won 194 games as head coach ... Schembechler played for Woody Hayes at Miami of Ohio, began his coaching career as a graduate assistant for Hayes at Ohio State and then, in his ...

Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler, left, meets with his mentor, Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, on the field before one of their classic matchups. (AP) COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio State football ...

Bo Schembechler, who became one of college football ... when Schembechler opposed his friend and coaching guru, Woody Hayes. Ohio State prevailed in those meetings, going 5-4-1.