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1. Clemson 2. Ohio St. 3. Alabama 4. Penn St. 5. Georgia 6. Oregon 7. Oklahoma 8. LSU 9. Florida 10. Notre Dame 11. Wisconsin 12. Oklahoma State 13. Iowa 14. Auburn 15. Baylor 16. Minnesota 17. Texas 18. UCF 19. Utah 20. App St. 21. Memphis 22. San Diego St. 23. Washington 24. Boise St. 25. Air...

They're closer than most people realize/want to admit. Of the FBS teams w/o a National Championship, Oregon's probably the closest to winning their first. Wouldn't surprise me to see them win at least one in the next decade or so.

The knee-jerk reaction that most people have to low-scoring of any kind -- a low-scoring game in general or it's their team not scoring as much as they "should". "Inept offense, obviously!" or "Awful, boring football game." Zero credit given to the defense(s), the coaching, the game-planning etc.

Have any of these been posted yet? Not sure they have.

I'll say Miami.

Almost forgot about this one. Still feels like yesterday.

Probably Gator fans.

Some of my personal favorites. Alabama @ Auburn, 2013. Arkansas @ Ole Miss, 2015. Oklahoma St. @ OU, 2018. Honorable mention: ND @ Stanford, 2015.

Can be a regular season game, bowl game or a CCG. Go.

My personal favorites, for UCF: 2010: 1st bowl win in school history over Georgia. 2013: Coming back from a 3 TD deficit, on the road, to beat Louisville. 2013: Crazy, back & forth game @ Temple. 2014: Road win vs Houston. 2017: Instant classic vs USF. 2018: Comeback win @ Memphis. 2018: CCG...

There are several you could pick for UCF. 2010: 31-21, at home, to Southern Miss. 2011: 38-17, at SMU. 2015: 15-14, at home, to FIU. 2015: 16-15, at home, to FCS Furman. 2016: 31-24, at Houston.

The road team is undefeated in the 4 playoff games in this rivalry (4-0).

Idk what the cake rating means but it seemed fitting. :saban:

Bump.

FCS Nat'l Championship: JMU vs NDSU