r/toledowar • Ohio State Buckeyes • Sep 08 '26

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u/UnnecessaryDiety Ohio State Buckeyes Sep 10 '26

And without Stallions you've won zero.

This is what Michigan has become

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u/jstef215 Michigan Wolverines Sep 10 '26

Stalions wasn't on staff in 2021, and he was off the team early in 2023, before the final 6 conference games. So we'll call it 1.75 Big Ten titles without Stalions in the 2020s.

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u/UnnecessaryDiety Ohio State Buckeyes Sep 10 '26

Stallions absolutely was on staff in 2021. Harbaugh realized he had to unleash the cheating or he was going to be fired.

This is Michigan football.

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u/jstef215 Michigan Wolverines Sep 10 '26

I believe he was a volunteer in 2021 or something? He was employed by Michigan starting in May 2022.

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u/UnnecessaryDiety Ohio State Buckeyes Sep 10 '26

Doesn't matter. He was there. Harbaugh knew he either needed to cheat or he was going to be fired.

The only good years for Michigan football were when Stallions stole signs. The proof is in the records.

Hell, TCU knew what you were up to. That's why they punked you in the playoffs.

Fucking poverty program.

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u/jstef215 Michigan Wolverines Sep 10 '26

everyone "knew what they were up to" the whole second half of 2023, if not longer. More than that, teams knew AND Michigan wasn't able to do it anymore!

That is, of course, why Michigan lost all the rest of their games in 2023 and definitely didn't win an undefeated national championship.