The true bluebloods of college football

[nvoting]

Alabama - 836 wins @ 71%, 15 claimed mNCs, 1 Heisman, 55 consensus All-Americans, 35-22-3 (60total) Bowl Record, 27 Conference Championships

Notre Dame - 867 wins @ 73%, 11 mNCs, 7 Heismans, 97 consensus All-Americans, 15-17 (32total) Bowl Record (ND didn't go to bowl games till later in their history explaining the low total)

USC - 779 wins @ 70%, 11 mNCs (10 after stripped), 7* Heismans (6), 80 consensus All-Americans, 32-16 (48total) Bowl Record, 36 Conference Championships

Oklahoma - 831 wins @ 72%, 7 mNCs, 5 Heismans, 75 consensus All-Americans, 27-18-1 (46total) Bowl Record, 44 Conference Championships

Ohio State - 849 wins @ 72%, 7 mNCs, 7 Heismans, 78 consensus All-Americans, 19-23 (42total) Bowl Record, 36 Conference Championships

Texas - 867 wins @ 71%, 4 mNCs, 2 Heismans, 53 consensus All-Americans, 27-22-2 (51total) Bowl Record, 32 Conference Championships

Nebraska - 864 wins @ 70%, 5 mNCs, 3 Heismans, 53 consensus All-Americans, 24-25 (49total) Bowl Record, 43 Conference Championships

Michigan - 910 wins @ 73%, 11(claimed) mNCs, 3 Heismans, 78 consensus All-Americans, 20-22 (42total) Bowl Record, 42 Conference Championships

Those are your Blue Bloods. Tennessee has over 800 wins but are under 70% win percentage.

 

[BigRedMoe]

I think Nebraska actually has 46 conference championships.

 

[BigRedMoe]

Also, I thought Texas was at 874 wins and Notre Dame at 873 wins.
And Oklahoma at 841

 

[HuskerPower52]

I thought for sure that Nebraska has never lost a game.

 

[Tomhusker]

Wow, Bama with only one Heisman. That's just crazy.