who had 104 yards on 8 receptions, followed by Robiskie with 89 yards on 7 receptions. Overall, Smith threw four touchdown passes and one interception. Henne entered the game as the Wolverines' starting quarterback; he completed 21 of 35 passes for 267 passing yards. Manningham was the top receiver for Henne, who had 86 yards on 6 receptions, followed by Arrington who had 90 yards on five receptions. Overall, Henne threw two touchdown passes in the game. In terms of rushing offense, Ohio State outgained Michigan 187 to 130 yards, led by Pittman who ran for 139 rushing yards on 18 carries. Michigan was led on the ground by Hart, who carried the ball 23 times for 142 yards. Ohio State was led by Pittman's 139 rushing yards, and also saw Wells, a freshman, run for 56 yards, while Manningham rushed for 13 yards on 2 carries for the Wolverines'. Defensively, David Harris led Michigan with ten total tackles in the game, followed by Terrance Taylor with seven. Branch had one interception and Rondell Biggs accounted for the Wolverines' only quarterback sack of the game. For Ohio State, Laurinaitis led the Buckeyes with nine total tackles in the game, followed by Antonio Smith with eight. Smith, Lawrence Wilson, Joel Penton and Jay Richardson all accounted for the four of Ohio State's quarterback sacks. Aftermath Potential rematch Both before and after the game, many believed there would be a rematch between Ohio State and Michigan in the BCS National Championship Game, with some suggesting that regardless of the outcome, both teams were still the best two in college football and should therefore be ranked No. 1 and No. 2 as a result. Going into the game, Ohio State was ranked No. 1 in the BCS rankings by just 0.003 points over Michigan, while USC, Florida, and Notre Dame rounded out the top five. Following the game, Ohio State remained No. 1 with a BCS average of 1.000, while Michigan remained in the No. 2 position. Following USC's victory over Notre Dame the following week, the Trojans jumped the Wolverines into the No. 2 position, with Florida in the No. 4 position. In the final week of the regular season, Florida defeated Arkansas in the SEC Championship Game and USC was defeated by UCLA. The final BCS rankings were released on December 3, 2006; Ohio State remained in the No. 1 position