Who has the best college football program?

MUCK FIAMI

Oh, and I-AA division . . . The Montana Grizzlies.

 

I am a MAC (mediocre athletic conference) alumni but not Miami (Or OU)...
But as far as smaller schools go, Miami IS up there. While it did foist Tim Rose on the world, it also provided Weeb Eubank, John Pont, Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler among others.

And it was the last D-1 school to use a clock with hands on its football scoreboard.

 

Psssssst. Hey Slappy, we like to be called Ohio now. No clue why, but the younger Bobcats informed me of this last year.

And you're not an EMU guy, aren't you?

 

That Parseghian fellow was pretty good too. [/Muck Fiami]

 

Ummm, not at gunpoint.... Hockey_Goon is....

I would be a Bronco.

 

WMU - My favorite campus bisected by train tracks.

 

Last call for taking a shot at the Top 10.

The rankings thus far:

11. Georgia
12. Florida
13. Nebraska
14. Auburn
15. LSU
16. Miami
17. Army
18. Texas A&M
19. UCLA
20. Navy
21. Pittsburgh
22. Stanford
23.Ole Miss
24. Clemson
25. Wisconsin

 

5 SEC teams and one Big Ten... Oh, this is going to be interesting... especially with titleless UCLA making the list... was Gary Beban THAT good?

 

Why SHOULD any other Big Ten teams make it? There will be 3 in the top 10, and Wiscy at #25 ... who the hell else should make it? Nobody.

 

Hey TX, when Cameron gets a football program back.... Oh yes, it is on!

 

Exclusive footage of MU's clock:

 

For starters, Minnesota has more national titles and Heisman winners than Stanford. While the line of recent ineptitiude is long (Joe Salem, John Gutekunst), the HISTORY is deeper than Stanford.
That said, think who is still out there.
Tennessee, Florida State, Penn State, USC, Alabama, Michigan, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, Syracuse, Harvard/Yale, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame....