After losing to Ohio State on Saturday, the Michigan Wolverines players did not leave the gridiron to prevent their opponents from planting their flag on their logo on the field.However, Cleveland Browns quarterback Dehsaun Watson's personal coach, Quincy Avery, sounded off on Sherrone Moore's team for this decision. In a tweet on X, he heavily criticized the Wolverines and their coach for focusing more on protecting their logo than winning the game."What a bunch of clowns. You guys chatted about protecting a logo? Why not just win a football game. Performative clown show led by a performative clown in Coach Moore," Avery tweeted.Michigan took an early lead in the first quarter thanks to two field goals by Dominic Zvada. Jayden Fielding minimized the deficit to 6-3 for Ohio State with a 24-yard field goal.In the second quarter, Ryan Day's offense continued to capitalize on this momentum. Quarterback Julian Sayin found WR Jeremiah Smith with a 35-yard touchdown pass. Fielding converted the extra point attempt to give them a 10-6 lead.Zvada scored another field goal for Michigan. However, Saying found another passing touchdown to give the Buckeyes a 17-6 lead heading into halftime.In the second half, Sherrone Moore's team failed to put themselves on the scoreboard. Julian Sayin scored another 50-yard passing touchdown in the third quarter.With just over eight minutes left in the game, Jayden Fielding's 23-yard field goal sealed the win for his team. The undefeated No.1 Buckeyes will take on the Indiana Hoosiers in this season's Big Ten Championship game.On the other hand, the Wolverines are eliminated from the playoff contention after finishing the season with a 9-3 (7-2 Big Ten) record.Retired 7x Super Bowl champion Tom Brady shares his honest thoughts on the Wolverines' loss to Ohio StateAfter the game, Tom Brady dedicated an Instagram story to his alma mater.In the post, he shared a snippet of the Wolverines' marching band on the field. Brady accompanied this with a motivational message for Sherrone Moore's team."It didn't go our way, @umichfootball, but you rise and fight again," Brady wrote.Enter captionThis is the second consecutive year that Michigan has failed to qualify for the playoffs. In the post-game press conference, Sherrone Moore expressed his disappointment with the result and took responsibility for his team's loss.Fans are unhappy with Moore's play-calling and demanded that the program fire him and bring in a suitable replacement to lead them to glory. His quarterback, Bryce Underwood, had a lackluster showcase as well, completing just eight of 18 passes for 63 yards and no touchdowns.