The Blue Board

yeah hard to do...I like your list plus USC and Neb

Sounds about right. Plus USC & a few others.

You forgot to add the icon.

Alabama starts with an A, has more tradition than any of the others you listed, and is currently at the very top of the heap. Why in the world would they be the last team you have listed?

They are farther down on the all time wins list, and only have one heisman winner plus it's not in any order.

What in the world does a Heisman winner have to do with being a team or the best team or the most tradition? A Heisman winner doesn't make or break a team. The Heisman ceremony has tradition unto itself, irrespective of any one team.

Are you talking about which team has the most Heisman trophy winning tradition?

He said the list wasn't in order, don't get butthurt. We all know Bama has a lot of football tradition, you guys don't need to get defensive about it every time.

Penn State might have the least if the NCAA does the right thing and takes away everything joe has done. Sick SOB.

Before I can assess who has the "most" tradition, can someone please give me a formula by which I may quantify tradition.

Thanks.

That was uncalled for and very rude, bordering on low
class.

Well, Alabama was playing football in what would eventually be called Alabama in the year 458. Alibamu Indians recorded their first national championship, over other Muskogean speaking Native American Indian tribes from Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, South Carolina, Arkansas, Texas, and Mississippi in one of their yearly annals back in that fateful year.

So, I think our tradition as a football powerhouse pretty much surpasses everyone else's.

Deal with it I am low class