(WWJ) Several fans at the Michigan-Ohio State game didn't make it to the end because they were ejected from the Big House.
A rundown from the University of Michigan Public Safety Department shows there was a total of 37 ejections. 14 were for disorderly conduct, eleven were due to being highly intoxicated, six violated stadium rules, three were ejected for fighting and two were minors in possession of alcohol.
One fan was arrested for resisting and obstructing officers and another was cited for urinating in public, according to Melissa Overton, Deputy Chief of Police, Public Information Officer at the University of Michigan- Division of Public Safety & Security.
The total number of ejections was more than normal, according to Overton.
There were also 63 people who needed help from Huron Valley Ambulance crews at the game.
26 people were transported to the hospital, including eleven who drank too much alcohol. The cold weather may have led to others seeking assistance.
Michigan lost the game 27-9.