Gus Johnson has become somewhat of a favorite among the Michigan fan base, particularly since he's been on the call for all four of Michigan's victories over Oh

As soon as the game ended, Johnson got a little petty by saying Michigan “didn’t have to cheat this time” — a nod to the Connor Stallions scandal, which, aside from being a cheap shot, doesn’t even feel like the biggest part of this win.

Gus Johnson didn’t hesitate to drop a Connor Stalions reference in the moments before Michigan secured a rivalry win over Ohio State on Saturday. As Wolverines coach Sherrone Moore celebrated with players and waved toward the crowd with just over 20 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter,

Gus Johnson called Michigan disrespectful for planting their flag and mentioned cheating following Michigan’s win over Ohio State. Here’s why Johnson's comments were wrong and irresponsible:

Gus Johnson's call after Ohio State lost to Michigan on Saturday is going to raise a lot of eyebrows around the country.

Midway through the fourth quarter of the rivalry matchup between Michigan and Ohio State, the Wolverines were driving and looking for a go-ahead score.

College football fans are losing their minds over Gus Johnson's voice while calling Ohio State's game-changing Interceptions vs. Michigan

On the Fox Sports broadcast, Gus Johnson’s voice shattered into a million stunned pieces the second Sawyer snagged the inexplicable end-zone interception. It was a hysterical moment from Johnson, who was clearly overwhelmed by how much silliness was going on in this game for such a pivotal moment to end in a turnover.

On Saturday afternoon the Ohio State Buckeyes entered their rivalry game against the Michigan Wolverines as a 21-point favorite. Ahead of kickoff head coach

Announcer Gus Johnson delivered a strange line as Michigan pulled off a 13-10 upset win at Ohio State on Saturday. The Wolverines kicked a field goal with