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Elite Football Programs

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You want elite teams? How about all the teams in the SEC excerpt for Vandy and UK? Could add a few other teams to the list like, ND,OSU,USC,FSU,Penn St.,Michigan,Texas,Okahoma and Nebrasks.:D;)

Miss St. and Ole Miss are bad

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Notre Dame

USC

Michigan

Ohio State

Florida

Florida State

Texas

Oklahoma

Nebraska

Penn State

Georgia

Alabama

 

I'm for sure leaving Georgia off the list, too much mediocrity to be called elite. Heck, I'd take Tennessee before Georgia......

 

Florida and Texas are johnny come lately's IMO, though Texas was fairly solid in the 90's.

 

IMO Elite means consistently winning at a top 25 level for a lengthy number of years, with a handfull of conference titles and a national championship or two sprinkled in.

Notre Dame

USC

Michigan

Ohio State

Florida

Florida State

Texas

Oklahoma

Nebraska

Penn State

Georgia

Alabama

 

All imo very good choices.:thumb:

Thats insane.

 

Why?

 

Penn St = 4 National Titles

 

Florida St = 2 National Titles

 

What's insane is you saying that's insane...:thumb:

I'm for sure leaving Georgia off the list, too much mediocrity to be called elite. Heck, I'd take Tennessee before Georgia......

 

Florida and Texas are johnny come lately's IMO, though Texas was fairly solid in the 90's.

 

IMO Elite means consistently winning at a top 25 level for a lengthy number of years, with a handfull of conference titles and a national championship or two sprinkled in.

 

Of course there was those 3 titles in the 60's

Why?

 

Penn St = 4 National Titles

 

Florida St = 2 National Titles

 

What's insane is you saying that's insane...:thumb:

 

I would have to agree with you. Penn State is a yes, but Florida state is a no.

I'm for sure leaving Georgia off the list, too much mediocrity to be called elite. Heck, I'd take Tennessee before Georgia......

 

Florida and Texas are johnny come lately's IMO, though Texas was fairly solid in the 90's.

 

IMO Elite means consistently winning at a top 25 level for a lengthy number of years, with a handfull of conference titles and a national championship or two sprinkled in.[/QUOT

Ok, so the Georgia was a bit of a stretch. But, Texas is a no doubter.

Texas are johnny come lately's IMO, though Texas was fairly solid in the 90's.

 

Actually, there Johnny come 1963, 1969, 1970 & 2005.

Of course there was those 3 titles in the 60's

 

1963 & 1969...When was the other one???

I would have to agree with you. Penn State is a yes, but Florida state is a no.

 

Hmm.. well i guess two national championships, two heisman trophy winners, being ranked in the top five for fourteen straight years (87-00), not to mention the winningest coach in college football history is not enough?

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Lets keep it gentlemanly, gentleman.

Hmm.. well i guess two national championships, two heisman trophy winners, being ranked in the top five for fourteen straight years (87-00), not to mention the winningest coach in college football history is not enough?

 

Well their 2 Championships are in the 90's. Yes they were great in the 90's but haven't been in the 2000's really. Also did nothing before the 90's. 1st ACC confrence tittle was 1992. IMO I don't think being good for a decade is elite.

1st ACC conference title was 1992.

 

They joined the ACC in 1992......

1963 & 1969...When was the other one???

 

70 I didn't look it up. Close enough. Point is that Johnny come lately had 3 titles in a short span.

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