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BetterOff said...
OU in the 50's was ridiculous.
Nebraska was dominating in the 80's and 90's for sure. Just didn't get enough hardware in the 80's though. Dr. Tom struggled in the Orange Bowl back then. Tough for the Big 8 when the OB seemed to turn into the Big8 champion vs the best team in Florida though.
OU was full beast mode. Who took over at SC in the 20's to bring them to elite status?
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JRol003 said...
The thing about this whole thread, though I am quite impressed with all the number crunching (if I ever become a billionaire and need some financial advisors into creating my own business, I may hit up some of ya'll!), is that as said in the very first post, none of it really makes a difference in the game monday, and honestly, the only thing I would argue and consider really relevant is the previous two years in the history of a team...
What is happiness? The feeling that power is growing, that resistance is overcome.--Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
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NcaaAssassinG13 said...
Only 8 schools in college football history have won more than .700 percent (70%) of all of their
games while playing at the major (D1 AQ type) level for at least the last 50 years; they are
Michigan, Ohio State, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Alabama, Notre Dame, and USC.These 8 schools are the blue bloods of college football and since we have a true blue blood match-up
in BCS MNCG (Bama vs ND) I figured it was a relevant time to post this info. This obviously means nothing
in regards to who will win between Bama and ND this year, but I think it's interesting to see how the elite 8
historically have done against each other. I did two time frames, the 1st is from 1963-2012 (the last 50 years),
and the 2nd is all-time.1963-2012 (The Last 50 Years) Elite 8 vs Each Other
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USC.......53-32-5 (.616) 90g.....(21-15-1 road) 37 road games
Texas....41-32-3 (.559) 76g......(4-3-0 road) 7 road games
ND.........49-47-4 (.510) 100g...(18-26-2 road) 46 road games
OU.........52-55-5 (.486) 112g...(12-16-1 road) 29 road games
Ohio St..34-39-2 (.466) 75g.....(12-18-1 road) 31 road games
Mich.......42-51-3 (.453) 96g.....(15-24-2 road) 41 road games
Bama.....13-16-1 (.450) 30g......(2-4-0 road) 6 road games
Neb........30-42-1 (.417) 73g......(9-19-1 road) 29 road games
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ALL-TIME (Elite 8 vs Each Other)
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Texas..........75-58-6 (.561) 139g
ND.............. 91-73-7 (.552) 171g
Michigan......80-74-6 (.518) 160g
USC.............69-65-8 (.514) 142g
Ohio State...62-69-5 (.474) 136g
Oklahoma....92-107-10(.464) 209g
Alabama......16-20-2 (.447) 38g
Nebraska.....56-75-6 (.430) 137g
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So this will be Alabama's 39th game against one of the blue bloods and Notre Dame's
172nd. Only Oklahoma has played more games vs other blue bloods than ND.*No school can claim total domination amongst each other as each
school has a losing record against at least 2 of the other schools.
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Texas has a losing record vs ND and SC.
USC has a losing record vs Bama and ND.
ND has a losing record vs Michigan, OSU, and Nebraska.
Michigan has a losing record vs OU, SC, and Texas.
Ohio St has a losing record Michigan, Bama, SC, and Texas.
Oklahoma has a losing record vs ND, SC, and Texas.
Alabama has a losing record vs ND, OU, and Texas.
Nebraska has a losing record vs everybody except ND.MrWoodson ●
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Macdaddy7930 said...
So what does that say about USC.
You guys claim '78 with the UPI, just like Bama does for the '73 championship. The other three you mention are AP championships, so no argument can be made. SC also claims '74, when OU was the true champion that season.
For Bama, 1941 should not be claimed.
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Macdaddy7930 said...
Nice try but different time, different parameters for determining championships. Sort of like USC claiming '78 (UPI) and '03 (AP). Keep throwing $hit, eventually something will stick dumbass.
Lebron James will never be as good as Michael Jordan, thus we should get rid of his nickname, "The King".
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NcaaAssassinG13 said...
Looks like I hit nerve, it's entertaining when you are mad. Yes, its true, what's good for Alabama is only good for Alabama.
1978 Alabama 11-1 loses at home by double digits to USC 12-1.
2012 ND 12-1 loses to Bama 12-1 by double digits.
So just know that your 78 "title" is as valid as ND claiming the title this year.
at you thinking I am mad. Just enjoy making you look like an idiot. 1978 is AP, so you can't dispute.
Just like usual, SC wins a big game only to $hit the bed against a terrible Arizona team. Seems to be an ongoing pattern in Trojan land.
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Macdaddy7930 said...
at you thinking I am mad. Just enjoy making you look like an idiot. 1978 is AP, so you can't dispute.
Just like usual, SC wins a big game only to $hit the bed against a terrible Arizona team. Seems to be an ongoing pattern in Trojan land.
This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by NcaaAssassinG13 on 5/6/2013 at 3:11 AM
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