Michigan and Ohio State did not meet on the football field in 2020 as the Wolverines struggled through COVID-19 issues, but the rivals' lone scheduled basketball meeting Sunday on CBS is set to make up for the canceled gridiron clash.

Ohio State (18-4, 12-4) has won seven in a row, though, and could still compete for the league title with a win over the Wolverines.

Unlike in football, a regular season game cannot make or break a basketball season, and both these squads are headed towards great NCAA Tournament seeds regardless of what happens Sunday.

But this top-five clash between rivals could provide a peek at who is more likely to make a deep postseason run, and it should be one of the best games this season in the ultra-competitive Big Ten.

The Wolverines' 39.2% 3-point shooting mark in league games is second in the conference.

Liddell has been a monster recently, averaging 18.1 points per game during the Buckeyes' seven-game winning streak.

While his interior play accounts for a good bit of the team's recent success, the Buckeyes also ranked second in made 3-pointers per game at 8.6 during league play.

If there's a question for Ohio State to address its interior defense