The Blue Board

Dumbest thing I have ever read

Please don't let stereotypes get in the way of statistical data

Pretty sure I losted enough IQ points to become Domer fan after read that

Wow, this got chippy! Look, getting back to the original topic, Alabama, Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio State, Texas, Oklahoma, USC are the Blue Bloods of college football. Each of these schools define how football is played across the country, their coaches have been legends. Not just elite...legends. Bo, Woody, Ara, Bear for example. There are really 2 test to see if you're a blue blood.
1- how many people are wishing for your program to go up in flames? When Tressel was fired there was dancing in the streets nationwide. When Bama and USC got hit with sanctions people were giddy. The RichRod years and Notre Dame and Texas current streak of mediocrity has brought jeers nationwide. Oklahoma actually fails this test because there's not a lot of outrage over their 1-3 record in championship games.

2- Even at your worse when another team beats you it's program changing. A win against any of those teams is almost worth double...UNLESS you're a blue blood yourself (see: Ohio State vs. USC- the losses were felt more by the Ohio State side than the win was celebrated on the USC side. That's why USC would be slightly ahead of Ohio State if we were ranking blue bloods).

And there goes that Toledo education on a roll again

Trolling has nothing to do with the intelligence of a person

I dont even think you were trolling. You were proven a tard and then fell back on the ole "I was trolling" excuse

But good try, do your Domers proud in the excruciating hard life of a Toledo Rocket student

Probably because ND fans are undeservedly arrogant and entitled, and have the most sidewalk fans of any team in the nation.

It gives you credibility as a fan and proves you didn't pick a program just because they were good when you decided to be a CFB fan.

You're right, I shouldn't look down on the ignorant and less intelligent than I. I will no longer hold your spelling errors against you.

Good luck with community college, I'll be happy for you when you're managing the gas station instead of pumping the gas.

The big question is, are we going to re-up the Irish for the Blue Bloods Club? I'm not sure they're meeting the requirements anymore.

Quite honestly, I have no idea. Is it just programs who have been around for forever, were historically good, and still are? Does enough historical success overcome recent issues? Did Alabama cash in its BB card for a few years during probation? Do ND and PSU need to check theirs in until they reclaim spots at the top? I mean, would Yale be the original blue blood?

My point was the definition is becoming ambiguous IMO. Again, Yale was the originator but I don't consider them a Blue Blood, mostly because of their zero success for decades.

Okay now you're just blind and willfully ignorant.

I showed you proof Bama is a much more prestigious and better academic school than Toledo.

And no, SEC athletes are just like athletes everywhere else, including ND. I'm not buying this BS about you holding athletes to everyone else's standards.