I also stated that our recent history alone would put us a lot higher. With out the last 8 years we are not top ten. Read one post and you do not get the full view.:milesmic: I spent about 10 minutes looking at this and got 8 out 10. How long and how much research do you think the warehouse put in. Look at the list. Where do I have LSU. And for all others. This is not the last decade list. Use the last 8-10 years and the list changes a great deal.
You guys are tops, but there are programs that aren't far behind. http://www.forbes.com/2007/11/20/no..._1120collegeball_slide_7.html?thisSpeed=15000
Maybe I just misunderstood. When you said "our history", I thought that also included the last 7 years.
That is exactly right. You should disagree with it. I said it to make a point to someone. I do not believe they belong either. Like I said you read one post and you miss understand the reason for the post. Keep up. :thumb:
Using your criteria should leave bama on the sideline. Or put ND in. ND's history is better than bama, even recently. This year being the exception.:yelwink2: :lol:
I was going to move LSU up to #3 with a win over OSU, and move OSU to #4. A strong finish in the recruiting class (top 6), I would put LSU ahead of OU as well. If OSU wins, I would put them at #2 and LSU would stay put. If LSU's recruiting class stays in the high teens (i.e., doesn't improve), I would flip flop LSU and Florida at the #4 and #5 positions.
With the criteria given I'm not sure a strong recruiting class in one year would constitute miving a team up IMO. Winning a MNC sure but getting some 4 or 5 star kids that are unproven on the field? Not a solid reason. Please note, I'm not trying to start an argument here, just debating a point a little as we still have 28 days or so to kill. :grin:
Ya but this list is all time wins, bowls, and championship. It dosnt factor in history, facilities, and revenue which are all important to the overall score of top programs.
