COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State-Michigan rivalry has been dividing families for decades, but now someone who’s played in it can know what that feels like. Justin Fields became a vital part of the rivalry when he transferred to the Buckeyes ahead of the 2019 season. He spent the next two years as the starting quarterback, going 20-2 and winning back-to-back Big Ten championships and putting up 6,240 yards and 78 combined passing and rushing touchdowns.