Thanksgiving weekend in Columbus, Ohio or Ann Arbor, Michigan has two simple objectives every season — Ohio State must beat Michigan and Michigan must beat Ohio State for the season to truly matter. At least, that's how Buckeyes coach Ryan Day views it. A 27-9 win against the Wolverines last November removed a dark cloud that had lingered over Day for nearly two years, as heartbreaking losses gave the Wolverines the upper hand in a rivalry that had been largely dominated by the Buckeyes throughout the mid-2010s. The Buckeyes won eight in a row in the series between 2012 and 2019 before the Wolverines won four of the last five meetings. For Day, those losses were humbling, but also a reminder of how much the rivalry means to both communities every year, regardless of the record or stakes of either football program. Speaking to On3's Chris Low , Day didn't hold back when discussing the rivalry's evolution alongside with "The Game" should truly represent.…