I guess Bama really did win 12 championships.
Seriously, it is an interesting list but it does seem SEC-heavy. I can't say I've ever seen that Ole Miss team ranked that high...seems odd to claim that a one-loss team is the greatest ever. There are also a couple one and two loss LSU teams ranked surprisingly high. I'm sure I missed it, but does he state what formula he uses?
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- FO's top 100 teams of the last 100 years. -
LaFortune Teller,
2010-07-27, 16:23
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- No '24 Irish? -
PMan,
2010-07-28, 04:58
- 1929, 1947, 1949 and 1953 also are missing - Sherman Oaks, 2010-07-28, 08:10
- On 88 and 89 -
Jeff (BGS),
2010-07-27, 19:36
- I'm with you on 88 and 89. -
LaFortune Teller,
2010-07-28, 00:35
- Those of us who lived through it know exactly what you mean
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Sherman Oaks,
2010-07-28, 08:07
- Those of us who lived through it know exactly what you mean
- I'm with you on 88 and 89. -
LaFortune Teller,
2010-07-28, 00:35
- I guess Bama really did win 12 championships. -
Bryan (IrishCavan),
2010-07-27, 18:55
- I've always thought the SEC was stronger before integration -
JRT,
2010-07-28, 04:06
- Your snark is well-taken - Sherman Oaks, 2010-07-28, 08:06
- He never posted the formula itself. - LaFortune Teller, 2010-07-28, 00:39
- I've always thought the SEC was stronger before integration -
JRT,
2010-07-28, 04:06
- No '24 Irish? -
PMan,
2010-07-28, 04:58