LeBron James was realistic about what happened on Saturday. Joe Maiorana-USA TODAY Sports

Ohio native LeBron James is a big Ohio State Buckeyes fan. But even he couldn’t hide the truth about Saturday’s rivalry game with Michigan.

James tweeted a few times about the game and was excited about a Buckeyes touchdown early. But by the end of the game, he acknowledged what had happened.

He’s right. The game started off being very close, with Ohio State leading Michigan 20-17 at the half. But the Wolverines scored on their first possession of the second half and blew things open at the end with two long touchdown runs and two interceptions.

It started close but ended up an a– kicking.

Funny enough, that’s exactly how things used to go under Urban Meyer, but with the result swinging the opposite direction.

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