As soon as the game ended, Johnson got a little petty by saying Michigan “didn’t have to cheat this time” — a nod to the Connor Stallions scandal, which, aside from being a cheap shot, doesn’t even feel like the biggest part of this win.

It seems like just about every announcer in football has some kind of odd habit that seeps its way into the broadcast. Whether it's Tony Romo's singing, Al Michaels' disinterest or Cris Collinsworth's everything,

The iconic rivalry between Michigan and Ohio State was overshadowed by a controversial call by Gus Johnson, leaving fans divided on his commentary.