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Mitchell Northam

Tom Brady narrated a hype video for The Game ahead of Michigan-Ohio State

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It’s inarguable that Ohio State versus Michigan is one of the best rivalries in all of college sports. The real debate happens when folks try to decide which rivalry is the best: Is it the Buckeyes against the Wolverines? Army-Navy? Duke versus North Carolina?

We’ll save that for another day.

But when you’re a television network broadcasting a rivalry of this magnitude, you call up the biggest celebrities those schools have to offer to get the fans and the players even more excited.

For Fox, that call went to seven-time Super Bowl champ Tom Brady, a former Michigan Wolverine who went 1-1 as a starter against the Buckeyes.

Brady narrated a pregame hype video that will give you chills.

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