Ohio State, Michigan legends to compete in charity golf tournament
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 4:40 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
Ohio State and Michigan football legends will participate in the inaugural Big Game Rivalry Shootout on August 30-31 at The Lake Club in Youngstown, Ohio. The event will raise funds for Beyond the Goal Line and The Football Alumni of Michigan, aimed at supporting former players in need. Celebrity participants include Jon Gruden and announcer Gus Johnson, alongside notable alumni such as Archie Griffin and Amani Toomer. Each foursome will consist of a mix of fans and alumni competing in a scramble format, emphasizing camaraderie and charity over rivalry. Additional celebrity attendees and details will be announced leading up to the event.
- •Big Game Rivalry Shootout scheduled for August 30-31.
- •Proceeds benefit Beyond the Goal Line and The Football Alumni of Michigan.
- •Event features celebrity guests like Jon Gruden and Gus Johnson.
- •Archie Griffin and Amani Toomer among participating alumni.
- •Format includes teams of fans paired with celebrities.
- 4:40 PMYahoo Sports — Ohio State, Michigan legends tee off for charity in The Big Game Shootout
"Buckeyes and Wolverines legends are trading the gridiron for the golf course to raise money for charity.
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