"The Game" between the Ohio State Buckeyes and Michigan Wolverines is a sacred tradition played annually on Thanksgiving weekend. With the ever-changing nature of college football each year, including the possibility of a playoff expansion from 12 to 24 teams in short order, it raises the question of whether "Rivalry Week" even matters. For those who play in it every year, players from both sides likely beg to differ. If anything, omitting the records (in the minds of both fan bases) makes the game that much bigger as the winner holds the bragging rights for a year straight. The Athletic's Austin Meek argues that the annual rivalry clash should move to October rather than remain during the final weekend of November. While his argument matches up with the way the NFL operates as the regular-season winds down, it just doesn't sit right. When the Buckeyes beat the Wolverines in Ann Arbor last November, it meant something.…