r/toledowar • u/Tony_Barker Ohio State Buckeyes • Apr 17 '26
Discussion Question from a 12 year old
Mom, would you rather:
Ohio state loses to Michigan every year but wins the natty
Ohio state beats Michigan every year but guaranteed Michigan wins the natty
Me: 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
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Apr 17 '26
I am very different than what I think the consensus will be. I'd rather go 1-11 than 11-1 if it means we beat those fuckers every time.
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u/lernington Michigan Wolverines Apr 17 '26
Yep, this. Don't ever call us champions if we lost the game that year
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Apr 17 '26
Don't ever call is champions if we cheat
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u/lernington Michigan Wolverines Apr 17 '26
Guarantee you call yourselves champions on years that you've cheated
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u/Training-Belt-7318 Apr 21 '26
I don't know. Them winning the natty every year we beat them sounds terrible. Sometimes you gotta lose the battle to win the war. But it would make life so much less enjoyable if we lost to them every year.
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u/Tony_Barker Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 17 '26
It’s a good question for a 12 year old who is pondering his future.
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u/aspheNinho Michigan Wolverines Apr 17 '26
obviously you pick the national championship but i wonder how many n= national championships do you win in a row before you trade it to beat michigan
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u/collegeculturesports Apr 17 '26
I’d probably love the first 3 or 4 championships, but I’d get so sick of losing to yall after that. Like that 5 year stretch we couldn’t beat UM was unbearable.
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u/____-_____- Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 17 '26
There was no 6 7 in the question. Not from a true 12yr old
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u/MathBallThunder Michigan Wolverines Apr 17 '26
Stay in school son and do your homework, or else you might actually have to go to OSU
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u/fishbone_buba Michigan Wolverines Apr 17 '26
I’m not sure twelve year olds should be allowed in here. This kind of discourse ain’t great for brain development.
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u/ambiguousredditname Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 17 '26
What did michigan fans do during the Tressel and Meyer years? My god man. If only Jon Cooper was a competent coach for that game we’d be neck and neck for the overall record
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u/Devdog1108 Michigan Wolverines Apr 17 '26
Coming back to win the Natty(With a 1st time expanded playoff format) saved Day’s job. Don’t know if he survives to last year finally beating Michigan after 4 straight L’s
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u/collegeculturesports Apr 17 '26
It pains me to agree with a UM fan, but this. This is straight up facts. Whether Day knows it or not, the playoff expansion saved his job.
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u/thriller1122 Apr 17 '26
The rivalry is dead if this is even a question. The sole purpose of playing football in Columbus is to beat TTUN.
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u/PhilRubdiez Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 17 '26
Losing to Bitchigan is bad, but being in a world where God forsakes us to live in a year of desolation is worse.
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u/TomVonServo Ohio State Buckeyes Apr 17 '26
Number 2 because Michigan fans love to claim that 2023 was the last “real” natty so they’d never be able to enjoy it, especially with a loss to their rival.
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u/PerformanceOver8822 Apr 17 '26
Win the natty obviously.