[what?]

1.Notre Dame
2.USC
3.Michigan
4.Alabama
5.Ohio St.
6.Florida
7.LSU
8.Tennesee
9.PSU
10.Auburn
11.Georgia
12.Arkansas
13.Miami
14.Florida St.
15.Nebraska

were you just ranking the schools we've already listed or are the top 15 or so schools that obvious? no texas or oklahoma, but arkansas is in there?

[BIRD33]

were you just ranking the schools we've already listed or are the top 15 or so schools that obvious? no texas or oklahoma, but arkansas is in there?

I forgot those two I'm revising it now.

[BIRD33]

1.Notre Dame
2.USC
3.Michigan
4.Alabama
5.Ohio St.
6.Florida
7.LSU
8.Tennesee
9.PSU
10.Texas
11.Auburn
12.Georgia
13.Oklahoma
14.Arkansas
15.Miami
16.Florida St.
17.Nebraska

I'm basing a lot of this on how many times they've been ranked in the AP top 25 and times they were ranked #1.I'm probably off on some because they were before my time.

[WoolyGoat]

Here are the all-time w/l/t records, by winning %:

1 - Michigan, 860w, .745
2 - Notre Dame, 821w, .744
3 - Texas, 810w, .715
4 - Oklahoma, 768w, .714
5 - Ohio State, 786w, .713
6 - Alabama, 780w, .709
7 - Nebraska, 803w, .704
8 - USC, 743w, .702
9 - Tennessee, 761w, .697
10 - Boise State, 317w, .693


11 - Penn State
12 - Florida State
13 - Georgia
14 - Miami (FL)
15 - LSU
16 - Miami (OH)
17 - Auburn
18 - Washington
19 - Florida
20 - S. Florida
21 - Arizona State
22 - Colorado
23 - Central Michigan
24 - Texas A&M
25 - UCLA

[BIRD33]

Here are the all-time w/l/t records, by winning %:

1 - Michigan, 860w, .745
2 - Notre Dame, 821w, .744
3 - Texas, 810w, .715
4 - Oklahoma, 768w, .714
5 - Ohio State, 786w, .713
6 - Alabama, 780w, .709
7 - Nebraska, 803w, .704
8 - USC, 743w, .702
9 - Tennessee, 761w, .697
10 - Boise State, 317w, .693


11 - Penn State
12 - Florida State
13 - Georgia
14 - Miami (FL)
15 - LSU
16 - Miami (OH)
17 - Auburn
18 - Washington
19 - Florida
20 - S. Florida
21 - Arizona State
22 - Colorado
23 - Central Michigan
24 - Texas A&M
25 - UCLA

Boise St being in the top 10 invalidates the whole thing.When did their program start, who do they play thats good?

[WoolyGoat]

It doesn't invalidate anything, those are just all time winning percentages. You can filter it how you like and draw your conclusions from there. For the purpose of this discussion, you'd obviously take out Boise, Miami (OH), S Florida, and Central Michigan.

I just posted it as a comparison. Texas and Oklahoma are way higher than on your list, and USC is way lower.

[what?]

Boise St being in the top 10 invalidates the whole thing.When did their program start, who do they play thats good?

317 wins with that percentage puts them at 450 or so games, about 40 years worth? was some of that time spent in 1AA, or worse, in the WAC?

South Florida is in there too. they started their program a decade ago, and if they're in there it must be counting their time in 1AA. half their D1 wins have come this season

toss them and a few others out though, and you see how the "name" programs stack up against each other I guess. most of them are schools we've already mentioned

[WoolyGoat]

toss them and a few others out though, and you see how the "name" programs stack up against each other I guess. most of them are schools we've already mentioned

that's what I was going for...

[what?]

that's what I was going for...

did you just get lazy after 10, or did they not list the w/l/t and %'s for them? slap those up here or post the link, wouldja?

[WoolyGoat]

I couldn't find it in text, but I found a .pdf on the ncaa site. I got tired of typing the rest of the numbers.

[BIRD33]

I don't do stats from racists.