Underrated dominant team and defeated solid competition not to mention the then-alleged GOAT team USC in one of the great games of all-time. I mean, I don't necessarily disagree with that contention however the way LSU finished this season against top competition was nothing short of dominant and legendary, I mean we defeated one of the great teams of all-time with a 29-game winning streak by double-digits for the championship, can't get much better than that.

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Posted by SlowFlowPro

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Posted on 4/5/20 at 2:13 pm to LSUstephen17

i don't necessarily agree but they have an argument

Vince Young in 2005 was one of, if not the, best season for a CFB QB in history

they demolished basically their entire schedule until the title game *ETA and OSU. forgot about that game

and they were LOADED with future NFL talent

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Posted by TexasTiger08

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Posted on 4/5/20 at 2:18 pm to Kennerkarl

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Really don’t need to even bother comparing or debating.
Don’t care who the other team in the discussion is.

15-0
7 wins over top 10 teams
Heisman winner

Texas didn’t play 15 games.

You could make a great argument that Young should have won the Heisman. He did win the Maxwell and the O’Brien.

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Thorpe winner

Michael Huff of Texas won the Thorpe in ‘05. Aaron Ross was on the ‘05 squad and won the Thorpe the next year.

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Coach of the year

Mack was coach of the year in ‘05

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Most points in FBS history

Texas’ 652 points in 2005 set a college record for most points in FBS history.

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All facts.Can’t be matched.

Pretty close to matched.

I think LSU wins. Texas secondary was very talented, but Jefferson, Chase, Marshall, Moss get it done. Texas didn’t have stellar receivers. Sweed was a big play guy, but Pittman and Carter are not guys to be feared.

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