ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Make no mistake, Michigan football, like most college teams this time of the year, is a banged up group. Several players have been ruled out for the foreseeable future, if not the season entirely.

But if you’re willing and able to play, Saturday is the game for you. The latest chapter in the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry is set to unfold in Ann Arbor (12 p.m., FOX), with both teams ranked and the stakes high for both sides.

The 9-2 Wolverines need a win to keep their playoff hopes and Big Ten title game chances alive, while Ohio State is playing for a trip to Indianapolis, No. 1 seed and first-round playoff bye.

Where do things stand with Michigan’s injured crop of players? Here’s what we know:

• Running back Jordan Marshall is “100 percent” planning to make his return

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