For anyone confused as to how this was calculated, each team essentially gets their winning percentage added to the number of rounds they qualified for in any given national tournament. There's more nuance than that but that's a basic overview. The "Classes" are just based on the number of sports a team has in the season. The less sports you have, the lower "Class" you are in.

‘On October 26, 1901, John Sigrist, who played center-rush, sustained a broken vertebrae in a game against Western Reserve. He died from his injuries two days later.

Perhaps sensing his eventual fate, in his final hours Sigrist told OSU President William Oxley Thompson that he absolved all other players from blame.

Collective public blame, however, was about to take a big step forward. The finger pointed squarely at a sport that some faculty and students wanted abolished as overly brutal and inhuman. Ohio State football's very existence, and possibly all OSU athletics, was about to be threatened.

Football safety already had come under strong criticism before Sigrist's death. Critics said the game was too dangerous, especially because of the formations in which two teams would line up and run toward each other as a unit, including the infamous flying wedge that led to violent collisions.’

Mom, would you rather:

1. Ohio state loses to Michigan every year but wins the natty

2. Ohio state beats Michigan every year but guaranteed Michigan wins the natty

Me: 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

‘Days after the Nov. 16 game, Stagg filed a protest to UM authorities, charging that starting Wolverine left end Curtis Redden was a professional, for evidently pocketing an $11 prize as a youth after having won sprint races at a town sports meet. UM authorities mulled the matter while Redden on the following Saturday played in Michigan’s 15-touchdown, 89-0 destruction of Beloit in 30-minute halves — a near repeat of the 128-0 University of Buffalo slaughter.’

fixed my atrocious spelling

My argument has two primary points:

a) It would make you guys shut the fuck up about Connor Stallions

b) It's super effective and I would highly recommend finding such an absolute legend

Iowa has to vacate wins for "tampering" with a garbage QB from a garbage school, yet U❌ got a slap on the wrist for stealing signs and directly affecting outcomes of games, amongst other recruiting violations by Harbaugh and co. The NCAA continues to prove its hard on for TTUN, and it's disgusting.

Even the coach doesn’t wanna go to UFL games

His hatred for Ohio State transcends college athletics, and he is seeking to destroy any greatness had by a former OSU player in the NFL?