So...Who are the real 'Blue Blood' College Football Programs?

[ellupo]

hahahaha. I love jokes. Too bad you don't get them. am poking fun at the people who pull stats out of their ass to prove a point. The stats can be true from a certain viewpoint. Y'all win.

You should be funny with your jokes.

 

[kburjr]

You should be funny with your jokes.

Leave your tip in the jar and leave.

 

[ellupo]

Leave your tip in the jar and leave.

When I hear a funny joke, you get your tip.

 

[rsw626]

When I hear a funny joke, you get your tip.

Just the tip?

 

[ellupo]

Just the tip?

 

[JuiceTheGator]

1. Ohio State, $1.51 billion
2. Texas, $1.24 billion
3. Oklahoma, $1 billion
4. Alabama, $930,000
5. LSU, $911,927
6. Michigan, $892,951
7. Notre Dame, $856,938
8. Georgia, $822,310
9. Tennessee, $745,640
10. Auburn, $724,191

Ohio State most valuable college football program at $1.5B

That list changes too often to matter in this kinda discussion. Hell, Florida was way up there until recent suckageness.

 

[kburjr]

That list changes too often to matter in this kinda discussion. Hell, Florida was way up there until recent suckageness.

Bluebloods have old money.

 

[theboardref]

wait, you think I'm a Michigan fan?? bwaahahahhahahhaa

Didn’t think you were, don’t give two shits if you are or aren’t.

 

[Ojb81]

Didn’t think you were, don’t give two shits if you are or aren’t.

what about three shits?

 

[Deep Creek]

To agree with logic is just logical and to not agree is illogical. I use pure unbiased factual and statistical based evidence to support my claims. Top facility rankings are no longer just include the traditional blue blood schools the new bloods like Oregon and Texas A & M are on top of this list.

Photos: Ranking the Top 25 facilities in college football 2015

Also, every year at least four to five new bloods crack the top ten in recruiting. Then there are teams like Wisconsin that just recruit for their style of football from out of their state and turn unknown three star recruits or players that receive very little attention into NFL players/all americans (JJ Watt, Johnathan Taylor, countless offensive linemen and TE's, etc.)

2016 Football Team Rankings

The term New Bloods will now be the term people use over the obsolete term.

Well, now you've done it...unless you are joking. I agreed with you and then you put this shit up. You "use pure unbiased factural and statistical based evidence to support my claims." That is the biggest bunch of horseshit ever on the hoop...and we've had a lot of it. You are the biggest Wisky homer EVER...not unbiased at all.

 

[theboardref]

what about three shits?

I could drop a third if you please.

 

[Ojb81]

I could drop a third if you please.

third shit today? i can't remember the last time i had a 3-shit day, been awhile. well, thanksgiving is in a few weeks, so....

 

[Mike30142]

So winning one title makes a team a new blood in your opinion?

Wisconsin has one of the highest winning percentages consistently over the last 2.5 decades and since 2000 their winning % is 14th in the country and use a different approach than just banking on recruiter rankings they rely on their own internal rankings and develop kids mostly from their state but have recently gone into Bama, Florida, and obviously RB's come from New Jersey, etc. If they would've had RW now instead of 5 years ago they would win the title this year. Unfortunately, they are stuck with Hornytoad at QB while a more physically talented QB rides the pine. It's another 11+ win season but no NC for them until they get a QB that isn't the MVP for the opponent (Stave, Hornytoad).

14th in the country does not equal blue blood or new blood.

 

[theboardref]

third shit today? i can't remember the last time i had a 3-shit day, been awhile. well, thanksgiving is in a few weeks, so....

Thanksgiving and football! That’s what BoardRef does!

 

[theboardref]

14th in the country does not equal blue blood or new blood.

Does it count as blood?

 

[Great Dayne]

14th in the country does not equal blue blood or new blood.

I never said it was.