For the fourth year in a row, Michigan beat Ohio State. And this year, it turned Taylor Decker into Aidan Hutchinson.
The loser of an apparent bet, Decker had to wear Hutchinson's blue No. 97 Michigan jersey and the iconic winged helmet in the Lions' facility this week on the heels of the Wolverines' upset win in Columbus.
"Who else thinks Taylor Decker looks great in maize and blue?" Hutchinson wrote on Instagram.
Decker was a four-year starter at Ohio State from 2012-15 when he went undefeated against Michigan and played a key role in the Buckeyes' most recent national championship in 2014. Ohio State went 50-4 over his tenure.
Hutchinson played four years at Michigan from 2018-21 and helped the program turn things around under Jim Harbaugh, highlighted by a win against the Buckeyes in 2021 that snapped an eight-game skid in the rivalry. Michigan hasn't lost to Ohio State since.
Decker isn't the only former Buckeye who had to pay up after Michigan's most recent win. Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin had to pose for photos holding up the Michigan jersey of his teammate Mikey Sainristil, a co-captain on the Wolverines' national championship team last season.