Police appeared to use pepper spray while trying to break up a wild postgame brawl between Ohio State and Michigan. The Fox Sports broadcast caught Wolverines Tavierre Dunlap and Jason Hewlett on ...

The Ohio State University Police Department said three different officers deployed pepper spray during a brawl at Ohio Stadium after the Buckeyes' surprising loss to the Michigan Wolverines on Nov ...

Michigan-OSU brawl: Video shows Michigan police officer used pepper spray at start of Buckeye-Wolverine fight The use of pepper spray is under review. The department's standard protocol is to ...

Police appeared to use pepper spray while trying to break up a wild postgame brawl between Ohio State and Michigan. The Fox Sports broadcast caught Wolverines Tavierre Dunlap and Jason Hewlett on ...

Players from both teams engaged in a massive brawl after Michigan pulled off a shocking 13-10 upset of No. 2 Ohio State in Columbus Saturday, prompting officers to deploy pepper spray.

What a scene on the field at Ohio Stadium following yet another Buckeye loss to big, bad Michigan, this one 13-10. The Wolverines planted the flag at midfield — just like they did after a 45-23 ...

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A reporter “caught some pepper spray” in the fracas that broke out Saturday between Michigan and Ohio State following the Wolverine’s 13-10 road win over their loathed rival in Columbus ...

A Michigan police officer pulled out a canister of pepper spray at 3:29:51 p.m. and began spraying in the direction of Ohio State players. Photos show the officer's jacket had a patch that read ...

Police had to use pepper spray to break up Michigan and Ohio State players, who threw punches and shoves in the melee at midfield. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 74°F.

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An inmate who took a blast of pepper spray to the face and then spit on a jail deputy was eligible for a harsher sentence because of the chemical irritant in his saliva, an appeals court ruled.