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with the exception of a few schools, they are all major programs? imo, there aren't as many players in a year to year national championship run?
Alabama
Arizona State
Arkansas
Auburn
Boston College
California
Clemson
Colorado
Florida State
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
LSU
Maryland
Miami (FL)
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Oregon State
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Rutgers
Stanford
Syracuse
Tennessee
Texas
Texas A&M
UCLA
USC
Vanderbilt
Virginia Tech
Washington
Wisconsin
What stands out here ?
with the exception of a few schools, they are all major programs? imo, there aren't as many players in a year to year national championship run?
Florida is absent from the list.
Who would have thought.
whoops...good call. that is surprising.
i do agree that that is weird/odd.........but what does that have to do with anything? they still manage to win championships & isnt that all that really matters? that you win it, not how you win it.
How the do you lose to Ole Miss . . .
how the do you lose to iowa, how the do you lose to oregon st, how the do you lose to________......
that can apply to a lot of programs
I think the OP's point was that Florida is playing for their third national le (maybe four, did they claim one the year BYU got the AP le?)and has never run the table, and that undefeated list is littered with programs that have zero. Vandy?
ok, agreed. that is a bit "interesting" and probably yet another reason to make the push to a playoff system. or at least a refined/better system that doesnt just account for #1 & #2; that it still sometimes gets wrong.
Boise State?
-Mars
The list is just power conferences. '84 BYU isn't on there and neither is Utah or Tulane.
OK. So, how the do you lose to Ole Miss?
Guess which school has ten. Yup. Much as I hate to say it.
Ole Miss is pretty good
or Tim Tebow is overrated.
ok, on a blocked field goal. what point are you trying to make?
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