Graduate EDGE TJ Guy joined the Michigan Wolverines football program in summer 2021, but didn’t play much of a role until the 2024 season. That’s not because the former four-star recruit out of Mansfield (Mass.

Moore was peppered with questions about the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry and his postgame actions inside the convention center at Mandalay Bay Casino & Resort, all of which he answered with a smile on his face or laugh.

The Big Ten owns the last two college football national championships, with Michigan and Ohio State claiming titles in 2023 and 2024, respectively. But despite the Buckeyes' recent national crown, their ongoing losing streak to the Wolverines in The Game -- now at four consecutive defeats -- still looms large in the rivalry.

Michigan's Derrick Moore scoffed at rival Ohio State's national title last season, saying, "It's not a real win if y'all didn't beat us."

Michigan's Derrick Moore mocks Ohio State's title, saying their loss to the Wolverines in 2025 made their championship run less legit.

There’s a belief around Ohio State and Michigan that a football season’s success is determined by whether or not you beat your arch-rival, and a loss in The Gam

In an interesting turn of events, a Michigan football player is now making the case that Ohio State's national championship win last year wasn't legitimate. Speaking to the media on Thursday, Michigan defensive end Derrick Moore asserted that Ohio State's national championship win wasn't a real win