Which program would you rather be?

Discussion in 'The Tiger's Den' started by Geekboy, Nov 24, 2008.

  1. Geekboy

    Geekboy Founding Member

    Since 2000, OU,Miami,OSU,LSU (twice),USC,Texas,Floria have won the BCS NC.
    Let's see how the programs have faired beginning in 2000 and where they are today by their records.

    2000 OU won NC 13-0

    2001 OU 11-2
    2002 OU 12-2
    2003 OU 12-2 (played for NC and lost)
    2004 OU 12-1 (played for NC got humiliated)
    2005 OU 8-4
    2006 OU 11-3
    2007 OU 11-3
    2008 OU currently 10-1
    all under Bob Stoops

    2000 Miami 11-1 (under Butch Davis)
    2001 Miami won NC 12-0(under Larry Coker)
    2002 Miami 12-1
    2003 Miami 11-2
    2004 Miami 9-3
    2005 Miami 9-3
    2006 Miami 7-6 (Larry Coker fired)
    2007 Miami 5-7 (Randy Shannon coach)
    2008 Miami currently 7-4

    2000 OSU 8-4 (under John Cooper)
    2001 OSU 7-5 (under Jim Tressel)
    2002 OSU won NC 14-0
    2003 OSU 11-2
    2004 OSU 8-4
    2005 OSU 10-2
    2006 OSU 12-1 (played for NC got humiliated)
    2007 OSU 11-2 (played for NC got humiliated)
    2008 OSU currently 10-2

    2000 LSU 8-4 (under Nick Saban)
    2001 LSU 10-3
    2002 LSU 8-5
    2003 LSU won NC 13-1
    2004 LSU 9-3
    2005 LSU 11-2 (under Less Miles)
    2006 LSU 11-2
    2007 LSU 12-2 (won NC)
    2008 LSU currently 7-4

    2000 USC 5-7 (under Paul Hackett)
    2001 USC 6-6 (under Pete Carroll)
    2002 USC 11-2
    2003 USC 12-1
    2004 USC won NC 13-0
    2005 USC 12-1
    2006 USC 11-2
    2007 USC 11-2
    2008 USC currently 9-1

    2000 Texas 9-3 (under Mack Brown)
    2001 Texas 11-2
    2002 Texas 11-2
    2003 Texas 10-3
    2004 Texas 11-1
    2005 Texas won NC 13-0
    2006 Texas 10-3
    2007 Texas 10-3
    2008 Texas currently 10-1

    2000 Florida 10-3 (under Steve Spurrier)
    2001 Florida 10-2
    2002 Florida 8-5 (under Ron Zook)
    2003 Florida 8-5
    2004 Florida 7-5
    2005 Florida 9-3 (under Urban Meyer)
    2006 Florida won NC 13-1
    2007 Florida 9-4
    2008 Florida currently 10-1
     
  2. tigerdro

    tigerdro GEAUX TIGERS!

    perhaps i'm a bit daft, but i don't really understand the question. for me, whatever ours and any other teams' records are, i always want to be LSU.

    :geauxtige:crystal::crystal::geauxtige
     
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  3. GregLSU

    GregLSU LSUFANS.com

    Les Miles didn't come to LSU until 05'... not 04'. Remember we lost the Outback Bowl to Iowa that year under Saban on a last minute pass play that went the distance.
     
  4. OkieTigerTK

    OkieTigerTK Tornado Alley

    well said!
     
  5. JohnLSU

    JohnLSU Tigers

    Great post.

    Geaux Tigers!

    :LSU231:
     
  6. lsufan_in_ohio

    lsufan_in_ohio East Ascension High '76

    Let me see here............I have been a Tiger fan and LSU supporter for over 50 years........why would I even think about being another program. My Tigers will always be my Tigers, win or lose....... so I pick LSU.:crystal::crystal::crystal::geaux:
     
  7. DarkHornet

    DarkHornet Louisiana Sports Fan

    Okay, since I know what the original poster was getting at, let's take away the names of the programs and say you can choose one of these to be LSU's results from the decade, which would you want?

    It's a really interesting question, it puts into perspective what we've accomplished versus all the other top teams. I think aside from maybe USC's success, there's no team's decade that was better than LSU's.
     
  8. ParadiseiNC

    ParadiseiNC don't worry, be happy

    Ditto, except for the 50 year part:) 25 years, yes, and plan to be until there ain't no more purple and gold blood pumping through my veins (but it will be in my casket, I presume). I like winning, but my devotion is not dependent on it.
     
  9. islstl

    islstl Playoff committee is a group of great football men Staff Member

    You could argue Texas and OU have had equal success. One less all-important crystal however.
     
  10. Tigerbnd05

    Tigerbnd05 National Champs 2003 2007

    fixed it for ya
     

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