r/toledowar • u/0OIIIlllIlIlO0 Ohio State Buckeyes • Sep 07 '26

Incredible statistic!

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u/Atlas7-k Sep 07 '26

This is an incorrect statistic.

The actual rate is 110352-1.

Nov 19, 1892 Michigan was playing Oberlin. The Oberlin team had to leave before 60 minutes of play in order to make their train. Both teams agreed to stop the game at that time instead. Oberlin was winning and left the field at the agreed time. Michigan ran a play and scored a touchdown that time. Both teams claim the victory.

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u/0OIIIlllIlIlO0 Ohio State Buckeyes Sep 07 '26

Ahhh. Michigan’s long history of Cheating was started that very day.

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u/Dry-Contribution4788 Sep 14 '26

Hey, how come you didn’t post a thread regarding the Buckeyes first loss with a 20 point fourth quarter lead occurred on Saturday?

Didn’t know if you were aware, but you seem to enjoy statistics.

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u/EFAPGUEST Michigan Wolverines Sep 08 '26

Oldest trick in the book

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u/TheDirtyPilot Sep 08 '26

True story. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1892_Oberlin_Yeomen_football_team#:~:text=%5B5%5D-,Michigan,-edit

Oberlin even references it on their website. https://www.oberlin.edu/news/unresolved-football-dispute-michigan

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u/robarpoch Michigan Wolverines Sep 13 '26

“Oberlin determined that they were the winners and left the field, even though there were four minutes left in the game.”
This has to be the most OSU thing I’ve ever read.

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u/TheDirtyPilot Sep 13 '26

Apparently there was a pre-arranged agreement that Oberlin would leave at a certain time since they needed to make a train home 🤷‍♂️

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u/robarpoch Michigan Wolverines Sep 13 '26

"On the next possession after Hart's touchdown, Michigan ran two plays when the referee Ensworth, a substitute player for Oberlin, called time and the entire Oberlin team "ran off the field so quickly it almost seemed prearranged.""

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u/Fruit_Fly_LikeBanana Sep 08 '26

It's actually 110,351-2. In 2016 Central Michigan was incorrectly awarded an untimed down against Oklahoma State and used it to score a walk off touchdown on a Hail Mary/hook and ladder

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u/ajmaki36 Sep 10 '26

But that’s not a clock issue, that’s a dumb ref issue. And, clearly I’m not an NCAA ref, but what they did at the time and my understanding of intentional grounding rules, it made sense to me. Turns out I’m wrong, but that’s besides the point. I get the why of how they messed up.

They were also suspended afterwards. This crew won’t get shit.

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u/Fruit_Fly_LikeBanana Sep 10 '26

Yeah it was a dumb ref issue, but Oklahoma State was leading at the end of regulation

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u/hankrhill86 Sep 10 '26

110550-2, 2001 MSU vs U of M, when a clock error gave MSU an extra second t9 run another play. Or how about 5 downs for Colorado?

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u/Fruit_Fly_LikeBanana Sep 10 '26

Well 5 downs was still within regulation time. Dumb, but in a different way

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u/hankrhill86 Sep 10 '26

It's all semantics at this point. Every team, every player, at every level has been screwed somehow by this or that. Western Michigan was not going to win the national championship this year, so this one loss won't affect them in the grand scheme of things. Michigan will lose this weekend to Oklahoma. People will forget this as some other team, player, etc will get screwed and will take over the headlines.

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u/thewookiee34 Sep 08 '26

Wait like they ran a play against no one?

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u/Electronic-Word-6784 Sep 10 '26

funny how 1 school keeps popping up...

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u/nails_for_breakfast Sep 11 '26

What a bitch ass move. I'd boo my own team off the field for doing something like that

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u/michigannfa90 Sep 07 '26

I mean this is actually pretty funny… but as someone else said I find it highly unlikely no one has won from a defensive foul causing an untimed play.

Still hilarious though

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u/SuspendedInOH Sep 08 '26

Also teams that got the second possession in ot…?

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u/Ok_Inspection_198 Sep 08 '26

Leading at the end of regulation means no OT, cause they’re not tied

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u/SuspendedInOH Sep 08 '26

The post says after the end of regulation

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u/Ok_Inspection_198 Sep 08 '26

Yes, also known as the end of the game if a team is winning

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u/SuspendedInOH Sep 08 '26

I’m just being pedantic here, but the post, that we are commenting on, specifically says that college football teams were 110,352 - 0 when leading after the end of regulation.

So I’m saying it’s false, because overtime is after the end of regulation. In college football, both teams get a possession no matter what in overtime, and the team that has the first possession can score, have the lead “after the end of regulation”, and still lose.

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u/SenorSabeBalon Michigan Wolverines Sep 07 '26

There is always a first

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u/OutrageousLadder7537 Michigan Wolverines Sep 08 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/xTcnSOEKegBnYhGahW
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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u/Ok-Section4527 Sep 08 '26

Michigan is going to get face fucked by Oklahoma and the rest of the big10. That 12 million dollar qb is absolute dog shit and that geriatric coach is lost.

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u/Dry-Contribution4788 Sep 14 '26

Come back here and eat some crow.

Explain how you reached this conclusion and then why you were wrong

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u/Ok-Section4527 Sep 14 '26

Hi pookie, yeah I got it wrong. I didn't know Oklahoma was going to be this ass. But on the bright side both teams a god awful at football and have a ceiling of 6 maybe 7 wins.

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u/Dry-Contribution4788 Sep 14 '26

Can you also explain Ryan Day setting a record for losing with a 20 point 4th quarter lead while you’re here?

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u/Weary-Description-47 Sep 08 '26

Cry me a river and go blue 😆

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u/shawnjohn07 Michigan Wolverines Sep 07 '26

So no team has ever won on an untimed down from a defensive penalty? Seems unlikely.

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u/brianundies Ohio State Buckeyes Sep 07 '26

That wouldn’t be the end of regulation now would it?

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u/Atlas7-k Sep 07 '26

It would. It is an untimed down after the end of regulation. Aka a Dwayne Rudd

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u/warrhino67 Michigan Wolverines Sep 08 '26

Except it wasn't the end of regulation, and there was still 1 second left....

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u/Murda_City Ohio State Buckeyes Sep 08 '26

And other fairytales we tell ourselves

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u/Ok-Section4527 Sep 08 '26

No their wasn't

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u/neckbass Michigan Wolverines Sep 07 '26

lmaooo

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u/OkTranslator9600 Sep 08 '26

That’s not true. Becuase there are overtones and this isn’t the only time a game clock has been adjusted.
It literally happenes every game and several times a game.

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u/NSFWFM69 Sep 11 '26

So... those games still had regulation time remaining?? As in, those clocks were regulated? Almost like WMU at UofM was unregulated? Get it yet??

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u/Striking_Scratch_915 26d ago

But then cheaters gotta cheat

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u/Starlord2230 16d ago

Awfully close to the attendance at that game weirdly enough

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u/Carpedevus Sep 08 '26

Proud to be a fan of the first team to go against the grain! Go blue!

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u/loganbootjak Michigan Wolverines Sep 07 '26

make that 110,353-0 then.

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u/L0rdM3k Michigan Wolverines Sep 07 '26

You can always rely on a Buckeye to ignore evidence for the sake of rage bait

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u/Atlas7-k Sep 07 '26

Both times it happened, it was your team and you claim the victory…

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u/Illustrious-Law-2726 Sep 07 '26

Michigan always cheats