Top Programs in the Modern Era

Numbers don't lie.
No opinion, just facts.
Almost 100 wins separate #1 from #10.

Oh, and how is Texas Tech ahead of Wisconsin.


I-A Wins 1946-2017

outofyourmind said:

Numbers don't lie.
No opinion, just facts.
Almost 100 wins separate #1 from #10.

Oh, and how is Texas Tech ahead of Wisconsin.


I-A Wins 1946-2017

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The only stat that matters is national championships.

# 7 only has ONE outright Natty since 1946 (in '48). Can't make that shit up.

fuck meeeechegan!

Wamu said:

# 7 only has ONE outright Natty since 1946 (in '48). Can't make that shit up.

fuck meeeechegan!

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Your Right .... Can't make that shit up!!! Everything before today is history!!!

I-A Winning Percentage 1869-2017

Voltaire26 said:

Your Right .... Can't make that shit up!!! Everything before today is history!!!

I-A Winning Percentage 1869-2017

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Damn right. Did you know that from 1898 to 1907 Yer Boyz went 89-7-2 w/ 5 of those seasons not losing a game? Now those were the glory years of meeeechegan football.

TOP 25!!!!!

Woooooooooooo

Wamu said:

Damn right. Did you know that from 1898 to 1907 Yer Boyz went 89-7-2 w/ 5 of those seasons not losing a game? Now those were the glory years of meeeechegan football.

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... and October 25, 1902 was a glorious day

1902 Michigan Wolverines football team - Wikipedia

OSU-Michigan 1902: Wolverines bury Buckeyes, 86-0, as Dan McGugin, Willie Heston star

Voltaire26 said:

... and October 25, 1902 was a glorious day

1902 Michigan Wolverines football team - Wikipedia

OSU-Michigan 1902: Wolverines bury Buckeyes, 86-0, as Dan McGugin, Willie Heston star

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I remember that like it was 116 years ago.

1946-1970.....LOL

7Samurai13 said:

I remember that like it was 116 years ago.

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It doesn't seen that long ago ... maybe 115 years top, but I counted it out on my fingers and toes and you're right.

Back to the main topic ... Congratulations Oklahoma!!!

OregonDucks said:

1946-1970.....LOL

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Does oregon have a Natty?

Wamu said:

Does oregon have a Natty?

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Breakdown by P5 Conference:

Big 12:
1. Oklahoma (1st nationally)
2. Texas (6th nationally)
3. West Virginia (22nd nationally)
4. Texas Tech (37th nationally)
5. Oklahoma State (54th nationally)
6. TCU (60th nationally)
7. Baylor (65th nationally)
8. Kansas State (83rd nationally)
9. Kansas (86th nationally)
10. Iowa State (93rd nationally)

SEC:
1. Alabama (2nd nationally)
2. Georgia (9th nationally)
3. Tennessee (11th nationally)
4. LSU (13th nationally)
5. Florida (14th nationally)
6. Auburn (15th nationally)
7. Arkansas (19th nationally)
8. Ole Miss (27th nationally)
9. Texas A&M (32nd nationally)
10. Missouri (43rd nationally)
11. South Carolina (56th nationally)
12. Kentucky (77th nationally)
13. Mississippi State (81st nationally)
14. Vanderbilt (104th nationally)

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State (2nd nationally)
2. Penn State (4th nationally)
3. Nebraska (5th nationally)
4. Michigan (7th nationally)
5. Michigan State (29th nationally)
6. Wisconsin (38th nationally)
7. Maryland (49th nationally)
8. Iowa (50th nationally)
9. Rutgers (62nd nationally)
10. Purdue (72nd nationally)
11. Minnesota (75th nationally)
12. Illinois (83rd nationally)
13. Northwestern (97th nationally)
14. Indiana (103rd nationally)

PAC 12:
1. USC (8th nationally)
2. Arizona State (18th nationally)
3. UCLA (21st nationally)
4. Washington (28th nationally)
5. Utah (31st nationally)
6. Oregon (34th nationally)
7. Colorado (42nd nationally)
8. Stanford (47th nationally)
9. Arizona (50th nationally)
10. California (67th nationally)
11. Washington State (82nd nationally)
12. Oregon State (87th nationally)

ACC:
1. Florida State (12th nationally)
2. Miami FL (16th nationally)
3. Clemson (17th nationally)
4. Georgia Tech (23rd nationally)
5. Virginia Tech (25th nationally)
6. Louisville (39th nationally)
7. Boston College (40th nationally)
8. Syracuse (44th nationally)
9. North Carolina (48th nationally)
10. NC State (52nd nationally)
11. Pittsburgh (55th nationally)
12. Virginia (74th nationally)
13. Duke (87th nationally)
14. Wake Forest (93rd nationally)

I don't give a lot of credence to the first list, because it ranks
teams by total wins instead of best winning percentage.

The 2nd list...(The all-time one 1869-2017) ranks the teams
by winning pct, not total wins.

Winning 10 more games doesn't make you better than another team
if you have lost 20 more games.

NolePride said:

I don't give a lot of credence to the first list, because it ranks
teams by total wins instead of best winning percentage.

The 2nd list...(The all-time one 1869-2017) ranks the teams
by winning pct, not total wins.

Winning 10 more games doesn't make you better than another team
if you have lost 20 more games.

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I-A Winning Percentage 1945-2017

outofyourmind said:

I-A Winning Percentage 1945-2017

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I feel better.

Even though you added another year in this one.

Thanks for sharing this. Nebraska at 5, you got to wonder if that once-great program will ever get back to what it once was.

tducey said:

Thanks for sharing this. Nebraska at 5, you got to wonder if that once-great program will ever get back to what it once was.

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Yeah. If you want to go real modern era lets see the last 10 years or so. Natties and wins the last decade say more than how people did in the 70's

Sorry, in the world of statistics, you can't draw any conclusions from this. Everybody would have to play the same teams in same instance which is impossible. Even if it was possible, everybody would have to play those teams thousands of times to show statistical significance. It's interesting, but means nothing.

Phantom said:

It's interesting, but means nothing.

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Oklahoma vs Texas 1946-2017