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National Championships and Bowl Histories from past

Posted on: November 12, 2017 at 12:38:19 CT

Mormad MU

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I'd say: Bama, ND, OU, USC, Michigan, Penn State, Nebraska, tOSU without looking at any all-time records or anything. Those are the "brands" that stand out.

Lots of other really good programs. FLA, GA, Arky, UT, LSU, UCLA,

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How many blue blood football programs are there? - playhard NWMSU - 11/12 12:34:13

Fan base, history, championships, money, recruiting base - Catfish MU - 11/12 13:51:44

I CALL THEM DOUBLE-WIDE PROGRAMS!!!!1 - Mothball MU - 11/12 13:49:48

us and notre dame(nm) - afleet MU - 11/12 13:07:30

RE: How many blue blood football programs are there? - AndyTiger MU

- 11/12 12:47:22

We're more of the "Iowa" mold...strive to be above avg - coolbean MU - 11/12 13:29:49

RE: How many blue blood football programs are there? - KC rules MU - 11/12 13:23:45

Texas A&M hasn't won a title since 1939. Not a - Truthful KC - 11/12 13:02:44

they have 3 national titles, a 100K+ stadium, 19 conference - AndyTiger MU

- 11/12 13:18:25

They are perennially overrated - KC rules MU - 11/12 13:27:27

I included Miami - AndyTiger MU

- 11/12 13:31:27

National Championships and Bowl Histories from past - Mormad MU - 11/12 12:38:19

Nebraska shows that you can lose blue blood status - Catfish MU - 11/12 13:58:15

RE: National Championships and Bowl Histories from past - hondo MU - 11/12 12:50:26

Yep - Andy's list was pretty complete - Mormad MU - 11/12 12:52:37

FSU and Miami - Cosmo MU

- 11/12 12:44:04

Miami was for a spell and may be back - agree with FSU - Mormad MU - 11/12 12:49:17

RE: Miami was for a spell and may be back - agree with FSU - KC rules MU - 11/12 13:31:15