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Ohio State vs Michigan most-watched game of 2025

Story byYesh Ginsburg, Buckeyes WireFri, December 5, 2025 at 2:49 PM UTC·1 min readFox has released the viewership numbers for Ohio State vs Michigan, and as anyone could have guessed it drew massive numbers. With 18.4 million viewers, "The Game" was the most-watched college football game so far this season. In Fox's release, it said that this was the second-most-watched college football game ever on Fox. Presumably that means just regular-season, though, as Fox televised the BCS National Championship Game from 2006-2008, all of which drew well over 20 million viewers. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement18.4 million viewers for a regular-season game likely makes this the fifth-most-watched college football regular-season game ever.

Ohio State vs Michigan most-watched game of 2025

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Key Highlights

  • (It's technically at No.4 all-time, but Nielsen changed how it counts out-of-home viewing this year, which has been giving higher numbers than in the past.) That gives this rivalry two out of the top five most-watched games ever, as the 2006 No.1 vs No.2 battle is the second-most-watched regular-season game ever (trailing only No.1 Florida State vs No.
  • 2 Notre Dame back in 1993). As The Athletic's Stewart Mandel noted, this now marks the fifth straight year that Ohio State vs Michigan topped the regular-season viewership charts.
  • That streak couldn't continue into 2020, of course, because Michigan backed out of that game had a COVID outbreak and couldn't play. This article originally appeared on Buckeyes Wire: Ohio State vs Michigan once again most-watched game of the season.
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