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Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:18 am to Chicken
1. Florida
2. USC
3. LSU
4. Texas
5. Ohio State
6. Oklahoma
2. USC
3. LSU
4. Texas
5. Ohio State
6. Oklahoma
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:27 am to Chicken
ahahahaha
oh i could link a funny convo i had with a UT fan about this on another forum this weekend
oh i could link a funny convo i had with a UT fan about this on another forum this weekend
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:27 am to Chicken
Overall All Bowl BCS Bowl Total
Texas 0.858 0.778 1.000 2.636
LSU 0.767 0.778 1.000 2.545
USC 0.802 0.750 0.857 2.409
Florida 0.773 0.444 0.750 1.967
Ohio State 0.802 0.444 0.500 1.746
Oklahoma 0.820 0.444 0.286 1.550
(Here's what the math says ... GEAUX TIGERS)
Texas 0.858 0.778 1.000 2.636
LSU 0.767 0.778 1.000 2.545
USC 0.802 0.750 0.857 2.409
Florida 0.773 0.444 0.750 1.967
Ohio State 0.802 0.444 0.500 1.746
Oklahoma 0.820 0.444 0.286 1.550
(Here's what the math says ... GEAUX TIGERS)
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:35 am to duboisd
If you give each team points for their placement in all of the 4 categories. Add the totals together and the lowest score is the winner. Break ties by number of National championships and this is how it comes out!
1. LSU
2. Texas
3. Florida
4. USC
5. OU
6. OSU
1. LSU
2. Texas
3. Florida
4. USC
5. OU
6. OSU
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:42 am to Chicken
The correct answer is:
1. UF
2 crystals, possible 3rd, plays in the toughest BCS conference.
2. LSU
2 crystals, undefeated in BCS bowls, plays in the toughest BCS conference.
3. USC
1 crystal, 1 ap, good BCS bowl record, plays in a weak conference.
4. Texas
1 crystal, possible 2nd, plays in a decent BCS conference.
5. Oklahoma
1 crystal, 4 NCG appearances, plays in a decent BCS conference.
6. Ohio St
1 crystal, 3 NCG appearances, .500 BCS bowl team, mid-to-weak BCS conference.
If Texas wins a crystal this year, they jump USC, but that's it. Cake-walk conference schedules that pad win percentages can't compete when comparing to teams performing well in a conference two tiers above the next.
1. UF
2 crystals, possible 3rd, plays in the toughest BCS conference.
2. LSU
2 crystals, undefeated in BCS bowls, plays in the toughest BCS conference.
3. USC
1 crystal, 1 ap, good BCS bowl record, plays in a weak conference.
4. Texas
1 crystal, possible 2nd, plays in a decent BCS conference.
5. Oklahoma
1 crystal, 4 NCG appearances, plays in a decent BCS conference.
6. Ohio St
1 crystal, 3 NCG appearances, .500 BCS bowl team, mid-to-weak BCS conference.
If Texas wins a crystal this year, they jump USC, but that's it. Cake-walk conference schedules that pad win percentages can't compete when comparing to teams performing well in a conference two tiers above the next.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:43 am to Chicken
since the decade isnt over its premature.
However one can dedcue that IF,, Texas plays Florida for the national chmapionship. The winner of that game is the team of the decade. Aslo if Texas beats Bama the Longhorns woild be team of the decade.
but if Texas fails to make the BCS title game theyre not in the discussion. By default it would be Florida, with LSU a close second.
Just like an actualt game its not over til its over and this decade aint over.
However one can dedcue that IF,, Texas plays Florida for the national chmapionship. The winner of that game is the team of the decade. Aslo if Texas beats Bama the Longhorns woild be team of the decade.
but if Texas fails to make the BCS title game theyre not in the discussion. By default it would be Florida, with LSU a close second.
Just like an actualt game its not over til its over and this decade aint over.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 11:53 am to Tiger Voodoo
Oklahoma- 1 NC, Bowl record hurts, but FOUR NCG appearances is an amazing accomplishment
i could not agree more
OU is in my top 3
mine goes UF, OU, LSU, tOSU, USC/UT tie
i could not agree more
OU is in my top 3
mine goes UF, OU, LSU, tOSU, USC/UT tie
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:03 pm to ksayetiger
quote:
the sec sucks
well the Big 12 plays no defense
the pac 10 only has 4 good teams
and if wisconsin were to play in the sec (just going by your logo beside your name) they would prolly finish .500 or lower
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:06 pm to Rouge
Going by those records.
Texas
LSU
USC
Fla
OK
Ohio St.
If fla wins it all this year I would have to put them at 1
Texas
LSU
USC
Fla
OK
Ohio St.
If fla wins it all this year I would have to put them at 1
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:18 pm to Chicken
I don't see how anyone could put Texas at the top with their lack of conference titles.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:32 pm to Statestreet
quote:
1. Florida
2. LSU
3. USC
4. Texas
5. Oklahoma
6. Ohio State
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:34 pm to Chicken
The good and bad thing about this kind of debate is that everyone's criteria is different.
That said, If Texas wins the MNC then it's Texas. If Florida wins then it's Florida. If Bama or another win it's USC.
IMHO, 3 NCs trumps the consistency demonstrated by Texas and USC, and USC to a greater extent. I hate more than anything but 02-08 they have been lights out and finished in the top 5 and went almost 2 years without losing -- PAC 10 or not I think you're fooling yourself if you don't consider them a legit top 5 team in any of those 7 years.
Texas has also been extremely consistent, and that is what hurts LSU and that's why I'd put them at 4.
4. LSU. LSU had, I would say 3 GREAT seasons (03,06,07) where they did/could have won the NC and 3 damn good years (01, 04, 05). The UGA thottling really damaged 05. 2002 and 20009 are probably similar enough and 2000 and 2008 were mediocre for the most part, but still winning years.
5. Ohio State -- extremely consistent and won a NC.
6. Oklahoma -- awful big game performances, 1 NC but had some serious down years.
I can be convinced otherwise and maybe need to take a closer look at Texas and Florida I need to get some numebers together and get back to this.
That said, If Texas wins the MNC then it's Texas. If Florida wins then it's Florida. If Bama or another win it's USC.
IMHO, 3 NCs trumps the consistency demonstrated by Texas and USC, and USC to a greater extent. I hate more than anything but 02-08 they have been lights out and finished in the top 5 and went almost 2 years without losing -- PAC 10 or not I think you're fooling yourself if you don't consider them a legit top 5 team in any of those 7 years.
Texas has also been extremely consistent, and that is what hurts LSU and that's why I'd put them at 4.
4. LSU. LSU had, I would say 3 GREAT seasons (03,06,07) where they did/could have won the NC and 3 damn good years (01, 04, 05). The UGA thottling really damaged 05. 2002 and 20009 are probably similar enough and 2000 and 2008 were mediocre for the most part, but still winning years.
5. Ohio State -- extremely consistent and won a NC.
6. Oklahoma -- awful big game performances, 1 NC but had some serious down years.
I can be convinced otherwise and maybe need to take a closer look at Texas and Florida I need to get some numebers together and get back to this.
This post was edited on 11/30/09 at 12:39 pm
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:46 pm to Chicken
Based on how I feel the remainder of this season will go:
Florida
LSU
USC
Texas
OSU
OU
Florida
LSU
USC
Texas
OSU
OU
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:50 pm to Chicken
have to go with USC at No. 1. One and a half national titles (1 crystal, 1 AP), almost beat Texas for another. Owning the PAC 10, Rose Bowls and most other bowls.
1. USC
From 2000 to 2009 the Trojans were the most consistent winners.
2. LSU
Two BCS titles, undefeated in BCS bowls and solid every year.
3. Texas
The one BCS title and a dominant team in their conference.
4. Florida
Yes two BCS titles, but they were very average during the Zook years.
5. Oklahoma
Always fields a solid team and beat up on Texas the first half of the decade. Can't get it done in big games though.
6. Ohio State
Guess I have to include them on the list, but come on, everyone knows they're garbage.
1. USC
From 2000 to 2009 the Trojans were the most consistent winners.
2. LSU
Two BCS titles, undefeated in BCS bowls and solid every year.
3. Texas
The one BCS title and a dominant team in their conference.
4. Florida
Yes two BCS titles, but they were very average during the Zook years.
5. Oklahoma
Always fields a solid team and beat up on Texas the first half of the decade. Can't get it done in big games though.
6. Ohio State
Guess I have to include them on the list, but come on, everyone knows they're garbage.
Posted on 11/30/09 at 12:58 pm to Chicken
USC
FL
LSU
Texas
OU
OSU
Why USC...it can be argued that they were the best team in the nation twice when they were not invited to the Natl Champ game
Why not FL...beginning of the decade not so good...without Tebow, they don't make this list!
Why not LSU...lack of QB depth after winning Natl Championships
FL
LSU
Texas
OU
OSU
Why USC...it can be argued that they were the best team in the nation twice when they were not invited to the Natl Champ game
Why not FL...beginning of the decade not so good...without Tebow, they don't make this list!
Why not LSU...lack of QB depth after winning Natl Championships
Posted on 11/30/09 at 1:40 pm to Chicken
1. LSU 2. UF 3. TEXAS 4. USC 5. OU 6. OSU " THE runner-up university"
Posted on 11/30/09 at 2:04 pm to Chicken
LSU #1 
Posted on 11/30/09 at 2:13 pm to LSUinNYC
moral victories dont count and big game losses dont count... we made it to the national championship by chance a couple times so getting there and loosing 3 and four times doesnt means shite so id put usc ohio and oklahoma under lsu and uf
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