Ohio State vs. SEC Teams (Must See)
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Alright, i've been reading this post through and have to put in a few words.
First off, for those of youwho were talking up Florida earlier in the post... I have one question... How do you lose to the state up north with Tim Tebow as your quarterback? I mean... they lost to a 1-AA school for cryin' out loud! That's embarassing.
The whole SEC OOC schedules... The SEC won't play big name teams that often out of confernece because they are scared and they think their schedule in conference makes up for it....when let's face it.... this year and last year the SEC was tough. However, You're not as tough as you think you are (see previous paragraph). Another Example is the 2nd place SEC team (Tenn.) played a bowl game this year against the 5th place Big 10 team (Wisc.) and barely scraped by.
And finally (for now anyway), yes i see great players in the SEC. But this past year at the NFL draft there was a school that goes by the name The Ohio State University that bypassed USC for the most players drafted by the NFL. Need i say more?
First off, for those of youwho were talking up Florida earlier in the post... I have one question... How do you lose to the state up north with Tim Tebow as your quarterback? I mean... they lost to a 1-AA school for cryin' out loud! That's embarassing.
The whole SEC OOC schedules... The SEC won't play big name teams that often out of confernece because they are scared and they think their schedule in conference makes up for it....when let's face it.... this year and last year the SEC was tough. However, You're not as tough as you think you are (see previous paragraph). Another Example is the 2nd place SEC team (Tenn.) played a bowl game this year against the 5th place Big 10 team (Wisc.) and barely scraped by.
And finally (for now anyway), yes i see great players in the SEC. But this past year at the NFL draft there was a school that goes by the name The Ohio State University that bypassed USC for the most players drafted by the NFL. Need i say more?
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mhs82 wrote:CMO and fightingtigers: good for you for sticking with the Gators through thick and thin.
OSU all time record:games=648 wins=484 losses= 144 ties= 20
winning percentage:.762
Florida all time record:games=670 wins=428 losses=222 ties= 20
winning percentage: .654
Only one problem with your post there mhs82:
OSU all-time is 798-303-53, for a .714 win percentage
Flroida all-time is 628-372-40, for a .623 win percentage
OSU will have won their 800th game the week before the USC game next season.
You mathmaticians out there may have noticed that the Buckeyes have played 114 more games than the Gators,
but have 170 more wins and 69 fewer loses.
mhs82 wrote:CMO and fightingtigers: good for you for sticking with the Gators through thick and thin.
OSU all time record:games=648 wins=484 losses= 144 ties= 20
winning percentage:.762
Florida all time record:games=670 wins=428 losses=222 ties= 20
winning percentage: .654
HOW CAN YOU BE THAT FAR OFF?
Here is the source I used but it won't open at 5:40 am. I will check this afternoon when I get home from work.:
http://collegesportsinfo.com/directory/index-info.htm
However, I think seofan's numbers are correct - I remember someone else saying something about OSU nearing 800 wins. Either I had a bad source (won't know until website opens) or there was a carbon based error at my keyboard. Even at that, seofan's numbers prove my point even more.
http://collegesportsinfo.com/directory/index-info.htm
However, I think seofan's numbers are correct - I remember someone else saying something about OSU nearing 800 wins. Either I had a bad source (won't know until website opens) or there was a carbon based error at my keyboard. Even at that, seofan's numbers prove my point even more.
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Except for Alabama, did football even exist in the SEC prior to 1996?
http://www.rauzulusstreet.com/football/ ... onship.htm
http://www.rauzulusstreet.com/football/ ... onship.htm
Were they actually in the SEC when the won the championships? Conference did not exist until 1932 and Arkansas and South Carolina did not join until 1981.
Oh, and these numbers differ significantly from yours: (seems you were selective and in what you posted - some of your selectors could not make up their minds and selected multiple champions in many of those years you cited).
Year
Champion
Record
Bowl Game
Head Coach
1883
Yale
8-0-0
No bowl
Ray Tompkins (Captain)
1884
Yale
9-0-0
No bowl
Eugene L. Richards (Captain)
1885
Princeton
9-0-0
No bowl
Charles DeCamp (Captain)
1886
Yale
9-0-1
No bowl
Robert N. Corwin (Captain)
1887
Yale
9-0-0
No bowl
Harry W. Beecher (Captain)
1888
Yale
13-0-0
No bowl
Walter Camp
1889
Princeton
10-0-0
No bowl
Edgar Poe (Captain)
1890
Harvard
11-0-0
No bowl
George A. Stewart/George C. Adams
1891
Yale
13-0-0
No bowl
Walter Camp
1892
Yale
13-0-0
No bowl
Walter Camp
1893
Princeton
11-0-0
No bowl
Tom Trenchard (Captain)
1894
Yale
16-0-0
No bowl
William C. Rhodes
1895
Pennsylvania
14-0-0
No bowl
George Woodruff
1896
Princeton
10-0-1
No bowl
Garrett Cochran
1897
Pennsylvania
15-0-0
No bowl
George Woodruff
1898
Harvard
11-0-0
No bowl
W. Cameron Forbes
1899
Harvard
10-0-1
No bowl
Benjamin H. Dibblee
1900
Yale
12-0-0
No bowl
Malcolm McBride
1901
Michigan
11-0-0
Won Rose
Fielding Yost
1902
Michigan
11-0-0
No bowl
Fielding Yost
1903
Princeton
11-0-0
No bowl
Art Hillebrand
1904
Pennsylvania
12-0-0
No bowl
Carl Williams
1905
Chicago
11-0-0
No bowl
Amos Alonzo Stagg
1906
Princeton
9-0-1
No bowl
Bill Roper
1907
Yale
9-0-1
No bowl
Bill Knox
1908
Pennsylvania
11-0-1
No bowl
Sol Metzger
1909
Yale
10-0-0
No bowl
Howard Jones
1910
Harvard
8-0-1
No bowl
Percy Houghton
1911
Princeton
8-0-2
No bowl
Bill Roper
1912
Harvard
9-0-0
No bowl
Percy Houghton
1913
Harvard
9-0-0
No bowl
Percy Houghton
1914
Army
9-0-0
No bowl
Charley Daly
1915
Cornell
9-0-0
No bowl
Al Sharpe
1916
Pittsburgh
8-0-0
No bowl
Pop Warner
1917
Georgia Tech
9-0-0
No bowl
John Heisman
1918
Pittsburgh
4-1-0
No bowl
Pop Warner
1919
Harvard
9-0-1
Won Rose
Bob Fisher
1920
California
9-0-0
Won Rose
Andy Smith
1921
Cornell
8-0-0
No bowl
Gil Dobie
1922
Cornell
8-0-0
No bowl
Gil Dobie
1923
Illinois
8-0-0
No bowl
Bob Zuppke
1924
Notre Dame
10-0-0
Won Rose
Knute Rockne
1925
Alabama (H)
10-0-0
Won Rose
Wallace Wade
Dartmouth (D)
8-0-0
No bowl
Jesse Hawley
1926
Alabama (H)
9-0-1
Tied Rose
Wallace Wade
Stanford (D)(H)
10-0-1
Tied Rose
Pop Warner
1927
Illinois
7-0-1
No bowl
Bob Zuppke
1928
Georgia Tech (H)
10-0-0
Won Rose
Bill Alexander
USC (D)
9-0-1
No bowl
Howard Jones
1929
Notre Dame
9-0-0
No bowl
Knute Rockne
1930
Notre Dame
10-0-0
No bowl
Knute Rockne
1931
USC
10-1-0
Won Rose
Howard Jones
1932
USC (H)
10-0-0
Won Rose
Howard Jones
Michigan (D)
8-0-0
No bowl
Harry Kipke
1933
Michigan
7-0-1
No bowl
Harry Kipke
1934
Minnesota
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1935
Minnesota (H)
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
SMU (D)
12-1-0
Lost Rose
Matty Bell
1936
Minnesota
7-1-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1937
Pittsburgh
9-0-1
No bowl
Jock Sutherland
1938
TCU (AP)
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Dutch Meyer
Notre Dame (D)
8-1-0
No bowl
Elmer Layden
1939
USC (D)
8-0-2
Won Rose
Howard Jones
Texas A&M (AP)
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Homer Norton
1940
Minnesota
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1941
Minnesota
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1942
Ohio State
9-1-0
No bowl
Paul Brown
1943
Notre Dame
9-1-0
No bowl
Frank Leahy
1944
Army
9-0-0
No bowl
Red Blaik
1945
Army
9-0-0
No bowl
Red Blaik
1946
Notre Dame
8-0-1
No bowl
Frank Leahy
1947
Notre Dame
9-0-0
No bowl
Frank Leahy
Michigan*
10-0-0
Won Rose
Fritz Crisler
1948
Michigan
9-0-0
No bowl
Bennie Oosterbaan
1949
Notre Dame
10-0-0
No bowl
Frank Leahy
1950
Oklahoma
10-1-0
Lost Sugar
Bud Wilkinson
1951
Tennessee
10-1-0
Lost Sugar
Bob Neyland
1952
Michigan State
9-0-0
No bowl
Biggie Munn
1953
Maryland
10-1-0
Lost Orange
Jim Tatum
1954
Ohio State
10-0-0
Won Rose
Woody Hayes
UCLA (UPI)
9-0-0
No bowl
Red Sanders
1955
Oklahoma
11-0-0
Won Orange
Bud Wilkinson
1956
Oklahoma
10-0-0
No bowl
Bud Wilkinson
1957
Auburn
10-0-0
No bowl
Shug Jordan
Ohio State (UPI)
9-1-0
Won Rose
Woody Hayes
1958
LSU
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Paul Dietzel
1959
Syracuse
11-0-0
Won Cotton
Ben Schwartzwalder
1960
Minnesota
8-2-0
Lost Rose
Murray Warmath
1961
Alabama
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Bear Bryant
1962
USC
11-0-0
Won Rose
John McKay
1963
Texas
11-0-0
Won Cotton
Darrell Royal
1964
Alabama
10-1-0
Lost Orange
Bear Bryant
1965
Alabama
9-1-1
Won Orange
Bear Bryant
Michigan State (UPI)
10-1-0
Lost Rose
Duffy Daugherty
1966
Notre Dame
9-0-1
No bowl
Ara Parseghian
1967
USC
10-1-0
Won Rose
John McKay
1968
Ohio State
10-0-0
Won Rose
Woody Hayes
1969
Texas
11-0-0
Won Cotton
Darrell Royal
1970
Nebraska
11-0-1
Won Orange
Bob Devaney
Texas (UPI)
10-1-0
Lost Cotton
Darrell Royal
1971
Nebraska
13-0-0
Won Orange
Bob Devaney
1972
USC
12-0-0
Won Rose
John McKay
1973
Notre Dame
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Ara Parseghian
Alabama (UPI)
11-1-0
Lost Sugar
Bear Bryant
1974
Oklahoma
11-0-0
No bowl
Barry Switzer
USC (UPI)
10-1-1
Won Rose
John McKay
1975
Oklahoma
11-1-0
Won Orange
Barry Switzer
1976
Pittsburgh
12-0-0
Won Sugar
Johnny Majors
1977
Notre Dame
11-1-0
Won Cotton
Dan Devine
1978
Alabama
11-1-0
Won Sugar
Bear Bryant
USC (UPI)
12-1-0
Won Rose
John Robinson
1979
Alabama
12-0-0
Won Sugar
Bear Bryant
1980
Georgia
12-0-0
Won Sugar
Vince Dooley
1981
Clemson
12-0-0
Won Orange
Danny Ford
1982
Penn State
11-1-0
Won Sugar
Joe Paterno
1983
Miami (FL)
11-1-0
Won Orange
Howard Schnellenberger
1984
BYU
13-0-0
Won Holiday
LaVell Edwards
1985
Oklahoma
11-1-0
Won Orange
Barry Switzer
1986
Penn State
12-0-0
Won Fiesta
Joe Paterno
1987
Miami (FL)
12-0-0
Won Orange
Jimmy Johnson
1988
Notre Dame
12-0-0
Won Fiesta
Lou Holtz
1989
Miami (FL)
11-1-0
Won Sugar
Dennis Erickson
1990
Colorado
11-1-1
Won Orange
Bill McCartney
Georgia Tech (UPI)
11-0-1
Won Citrus
Bobby Ross
1991
Miami (FL)
12-0-0
Won Orange
Dennis Erickson
Washington (CNN)
12-0-0
Won Rose
Don James
1992
Alabama
13-0-0
Won Sugar
Gene Stallings
1993
Florida State
12-1-0
Won Orange
Bobby Bowden
1994
Nebraska
13-0-0
Won Orange
Tom Osborne
1995
Nebraska
12-0-0
Won Fiesta
Tom Osborne
†1996
Florida
12–1
Won Sugar
Steve Spurrier
1997
Michigan
12–0
Won Rose
Lloyd Carr
Nebraska (ESPN)
13–0
Won Orange
Tom Osborne
1998
Tennessee
13–0
Won Fiesta
Phillip Fulmer
1999
Florida State
12-0
Won Sugar
Bobby Bowden
2000
Oklahoma
13-0
Won Orange
Bob Stoops
2001
Miami (FL)
12-0
Won Rose
Larry Coker
2002
Ohio State
14-0
Won Fiesta
Jim Tressel
2003
LSU (BCS)
13-1
Won Sugar
Nick Saban
USC (AP)
12-1
Won Rose
Pete Carroll
2004
USC
13-0
Won Orange
Pete Carroll
2005
Texas
13-0
Won Rose
Mack Brown
2006**
Florida defeated Ohio State
41-14
Won BCS National Championship Game
Urban Meyer
*The AP, which had voted Notre Dame No. 1, took a second vote, giving the national title to Michigan after its 49–0 win over USC in the Rose Bowl.
†In 1996 the NCAA introduced overtime to break ties.
Oh, and these numbers differ significantly from yours: (seems you were selective and in what you posted - some of your selectors could not make up their minds and selected multiple champions in many of those years you cited).
Year
Champion
Record
Bowl Game
Head Coach
1883
Yale
8-0-0
No bowl
Ray Tompkins (Captain)
1884
Yale
9-0-0
No bowl
Eugene L. Richards (Captain)
1885
Princeton
9-0-0
No bowl
Charles DeCamp (Captain)
1886
Yale
9-0-1
No bowl
Robert N. Corwin (Captain)
1887
Yale
9-0-0
No bowl
Harry W. Beecher (Captain)
1888
Yale
13-0-0
No bowl
Walter Camp
1889
Princeton
10-0-0
No bowl
Edgar Poe (Captain)
1890
Harvard
11-0-0
No bowl
George A. Stewart/George C. Adams
1891
Yale
13-0-0
No bowl
Walter Camp
1892
Yale
13-0-0
No bowl
Walter Camp
1893
Princeton
11-0-0
No bowl
Tom Trenchard (Captain)
1894
Yale
16-0-0
No bowl
William C. Rhodes
1895
Pennsylvania
14-0-0
No bowl
George Woodruff
1896
Princeton
10-0-1
No bowl
Garrett Cochran
1897
Pennsylvania
15-0-0
No bowl
George Woodruff
1898
Harvard
11-0-0
No bowl
W. Cameron Forbes
1899
Harvard
10-0-1
No bowl
Benjamin H. Dibblee
1900
Yale
12-0-0
No bowl
Malcolm McBride
1901
Michigan
11-0-0
Won Rose
Fielding Yost
1902
Michigan
11-0-0
No bowl
Fielding Yost
1903
Princeton
11-0-0
No bowl
Art Hillebrand
1904
Pennsylvania
12-0-0
No bowl
Carl Williams
1905
Chicago
11-0-0
No bowl
Amos Alonzo Stagg
1906
Princeton
9-0-1
No bowl
Bill Roper
1907
Yale
9-0-1
No bowl
Bill Knox
1908
Pennsylvania
11-0-1
No bowl
Sol Metzger
1909
Yale
10-0-0
No bowl
Howard Jones
1910
Harvard
8-0-1
No bowl
Percy Houghton
1911
Princeton
8-0-2
No bowl
Bill Roper
1912
Harvard
9-0-0
No bowl
Percy Houghton
1913
Harvard
9-0-0
No bowl
Percy Houghton
1914
Army
9-0-0
No bowl
Charley Daly
1915
Cornell
9-0-0
No bowl
Al Sharpe
1916
Pittsburgh
8-0-0
No bowl
Pop Warner
1917
Georgia Tech
9-0-0
No bowl
John Heisman
1918
Pittsburgh
4-1-0
No bowl
Pop Warner
1919
Harvard
9-0-1
Won Rose
Bob Fisher
1920
California
9-0-0
Won Rose
Andy Smith
1921
Cornell
8-0-0
No bowl
Gil Dobie
1922
Cornell
8-0-0
No bowl
Gil Dobie
1923
Illinois
8-0-0
No bowl
Bob Zuppke
1924
Notre Dame
10-0-0
Won Rose
Knute Rockne
1925
Alabama (H)
10-0-0
Won Rose
Wallace Wade
Dartmouth (D)
8-0-0
No bowl
Jesse Hawley
1926
Alabama (H)
9-0-1
Tied Rose
Wallace Wade
Stanford (D)(H)
10-0-1
Tied Rose
Pop Warner
1927
Illinois
7-0-1
No bowl
Bob Zuppke
1928
Georgia Tech (H)
10-0-0
Won Rose
Bill Alexander
USC (D)
9-0-1
No bowl
Howard Jones
1929
Notre Dame
9-0-0
No bowl
Knute Rockne
1930
Notre Dame
10-0-0
No bowl
Knute Rockne
1931
USC
10-1-0
Won Rose
Howard Jones
1932
USC (H)
10-0-0
Won Rose
Howard Jones
Michigan (D)
8-0-0
No bowl
Harry Kipke
1933
Michigan
7-0-1
No bowl
Harry Kipke
1934
Minnesota
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1935
Minnesota (H)
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
SMU (D)
12-1-0
Lost Rose
Matty Bell
1936
Minnesota
7-1-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1937
Pittsburgh
9-0-1
No bowl
Jock Sutherland
1938
TCU (AP)
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Dutch Meyer
Notre Dame (D)
8-1-0
No bowl
Elmer Layden
1939
USC (D)
8-0-2
Won Rose
Howard Jones
Texas A&M (AP)
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Homer Norton
1940
Minnesota
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1941
Minnesota
8-0-0
No bowl
Bernie Bierman
1942
Ohio State
9-1-0
No bowl
Paul Brown
1943
Notre Dame
9-1-0
No bowl
Frank Leahy
1944
Army
9-0-0
No bowl
Red Blaik
1945
Army
9-0-0
No bowl
Red Blaik
1946
Notre Dame
8-0-1
No bowl
Frank Leahy
1947
Notre Dame
9-0-0
No bowl
Frank Leahy
Michigan*
10-0-0
Won Rose
Fritz Crisler
1948
Michigan
9-0-0
No bowl
Bennie Oosterbaan
1949
Notre Dame
10-0-0
No bowl
Frank Leahy
1950
Oklahoma
10-1-0
Lost Sugar
Bud Wilkinson
1951
Tennessee
10-1-0
Lost Sugar
Bob Neyland
1952
Michigan State
9-0-0
No bowl
Biggie Munn
1953
Maryland
10-1-0
Lost Orange
Jim Tatum
1954
Ohio State
10-0-0
Won Rose
Woody Hayes
UCLA (UPI)
9-0-0
No bowl
Red Sanders
1955
Oklahoma
11-0-0
Won Orange
Bud Wilkinson
1956
Oklahoma
10-0-0
No bowl
Bud Wilkinson
1957
Auburn
10-0-0
No bowl
Shug Jordan
Ohio State (UPI)
9-1-0
Won Rose
Woody Hayes
1958
LSU
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Paul Dietzel
1959
Syracuse
11-0-0
Won Cotton
Ben Schwartzwalder
1960
Minnesota
8-2-0
Lost Rose
Murray Warmath
1961
Alabama
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Bear Bryant
1962
USC
11-0-0
Won Rose
John McKay
1963
Texas
11-0-0
Won Cotton
Darrell Royal
1964
Alabama
10-1-0
Lost Orange
Bear Bryant
1965
Alabama
9-1-1
Won Orange
Bear Bryant
Michigan State (UPI)
10-1-0
Lost Rose
Duffy Daugherty
1966
Notre Dame
9-0-1
No bowl
Ara Parseghian
1967
USC
10-1-0
Won Rose
John McKay
1968
Ohio State
10-0-0
Won Rose
Woody Hayes
1969
Texas
11-0-0
Won Cotton
Darrell Royal
1970
Nebraska
11-0-1
Won Orange
Bob Devaney
Texas (UPI)
10-1-0
Lost Cotton
Darrell Royal
1971
Nebraska
13-0-0
Won Orange
Bob Devaney
1972
USC
12-0-0
Won Rose
John McKay
1973
Notre Dame
11-0-0
Won Sugar
Ara Parseghian
Alabama (UPI)
11-1-0
Lost Sugar
Bear Bryant
1974
Oklahoma
11-0-0
No bowl
Barry Switzer
USC (UPI)
10-1-1
Won Rose
John McKay
1975
Oklahoma
11-1-0
Won Orange
Barry Switzer
1976
Pittsburgh
12-0-0
Won Sugar
Johnny Majors
1977
Notre Dame
11-1-0
Won Cotton
Dan Devine
1978
Alabama
11-1-0
Won Sugar
Bear Bryant
USC (UPI)
12-1-0
Won Rose
John Robinson
1979
Alabama
12-0-0
Won Sugar
Bear Bryant
1980
Georgia
12-0-0
Won Sugar
Vince Dooley
1981
Clemson
12-0-0
Won Orange
Danny Ford
1982
Penn State
11-1-0
Won Sugar
Joe Paterno
1983
Miami (FL)
11-1-0
Won Orange
Howard Schnellenberger
1984
BYU
13-0-0
Won Holiday
LaVell Edwards
1985
Oklahoma
11-1-0
Won Orange
Barry Switzer
1986
Penn State
12-0-0
Won Fiesta
Joe Paterno
1987
Miami (FL)
12-0-0
Won Orange
Jimmy Johnson
1988
Notre Dame
12-0-0
Won Fiesta
Lou Holtz
1989
Miami (FL)
11-1-0
Won Sugar
Dennis Erickson
1990
Colorado
11-1-1
Won Orange
Bill McCartney
Georgia Tech (UPI)
11-0-1
Won Citrus
Bobby Ross
1991
Miami (FL)
12-0-0
Won Orange
Dennis Erickson
Washington (CNN)
12-0-0
Won Rose
Don James
1992
Alabama
13-0-0
Won Sugar
Gene Stallings
1993
Florida State
12-1-0
Won Orange
Bobby Bowden
1994
Nebraska
13-0-0
Won Orange
Tom Osborne
1995
Nebraska
12-0-0
Won Fiesta
Tom Osborne
†1996
Florida
12–1
Won Sugar
Steve Spurrier
1997
Michigan
12–0
Won Rose
Lloyd Carr
Nebraska (ESPN)
13–0
Won Orange
Tom Osborne
1998
Tennessee
13–0
Won Fiesta
Phillip Fulmer
1999
Florida State
12-0
Won Sugar
Bobby Bowden
2000
Oklahoma
13-0
Won Orange
Bob Stoops
2001
Miami (FL)
12-0
Won Rose
Larry Coker
2002
Ohio State
14-0
Won Fiesta
Jim Tressel
2003
LSU (BCS)
13-1
Won Sugar
Nick Saban
USC (AP)
12-1
Won Rose
Pete Carroll
2004
USC
13-0
Won Orange
Pete Carroll
2005
Texas
13-0
Won Rose
Mack Brown
2006**
Florida defeated Ohio State
41-14
Won BCS National Championship Game
Urban Meyer
*The AP, which had voted Notre Dame No. 1, took a second vote, giving the national title to Michigan after its 49–0 win over USC in the Rose Bowl.
†In 1996 the NCAA introduced overtime to break ties.
Actually championships for each conference:
Big 10: 1901, 02, 03, 04, 27, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 40, 41, 42, 47, 48, 52, 54, 57, 60, 65, 68, 97, 2002 = 23 championships.
SEC (thankfully for SEC it includes Alabama's): 1951, 57, 58, 61,64, 65, 73, 78, 79, 92, 96, 98, 2003, 2006, 2007 = 15 championships, 6 of which belong to Bama.
Big 10: 1901, 02, 03, 04, 27, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 40, 41, 42, 47, 48, 52, 54, 57, 60, 65, 68, 97, 2002 = 23 championships.
SEC (thankfully for SEC it includes Alabama's): 1951, 57, 58, 61,64, 65, 73, 78, 79, 92, 96, 98, 2003, 2006, 2007 = 15 championships, 6 of which belong to Bama.
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If I was a big ten fan I'd be trying to hide the fact the big ten has won 2 championships VS the Sec's 8 in the last 30 years. Unless you go back prior to 1970 the big ten has won it 2 times .
What was before leather helmets ? no helmets and they played in sandals ????? MD
What was before leather helmets ? no helmets and they played in sandals ????? MD
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Tubby wrote:I like when osu and um fans argue about michigans early championships from 1901-05. (not sure if those dates are correct.) osu fans say those don't count because they aren't considered "modern era."
However osu fans count them when they do the big ten vs sec argument
It's only logical tubbs!
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ManitouDan wrote:If I was a big ten fan I'd be trying to hide the fact the big ten has won 2 championships VS the Sec's 8 in the last 30 years. Unless you go back prior to 1970 the big ten has won it 2 times .
What was before leather helmets ? no helmets and they played in sandals ????? MD
again, history is just as important to me as recent success. both of which the buckeyes are doing very well in. 7 national championships with as many heisman winners for the history aspect. and 3 national championship appearances in 6 years for the recent success aspect. i got no quarrell with that. i'll take a National Championship loss over a Cotton Bowl win any day.