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Best 10-year long runs in recent CFB History (since integration - roughly 1970)
Posted on 1/5/16 at 1:52 pm
Posted on 1/5/16 at 1:52 pm
Alabama 1971 - 1980
107-13-0 (89.2%)
8 Conference Titles
3 National Titles
Oklahoma 1971 - 1980
105-11-2 (89.0%)
8 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
USC 1972 - 1981
98-18-4 (81.7%)
6 Conference Titles
3 National Titles
Oklahoma 1978 - 1987
97-21-2 (80.8%)
7 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Miami 1983 - 1992
107-14-0 (88.4%)
2 Conference Titles (Independent through 1991)
4 National Titles
Nebraska 1988 - 1997
108-15-1 (87.1%)
7 Conference Titles
3 National Titles
Florida State 1991 - 2000
110-13-1 (88.7%)
9 Conference Titles (Independent in 1991)
2 National Titles
Florida 1991 - 2000
103-23-1 (81.1%)
6 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Tennessee 1995 - 2004
101-25-0 (80.2%)
2 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Texas 2000 - 2009
110-19-0 (85.3%)
2 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Oklahoma 2000 - 2009
110-24-0 (82.1%)
6 Conference Titles
1 National Title
LSU 2001 - 2010
102-29-0 (77.8%)
3 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
USC 2002 - 2011
109-20-0 (84.5%)
6 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
LSU 2003 - 2012
107-25-0 (81.1%)
3 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
Auburn 2004 - 2013
92-37-0 (71.3%)
3 Conference Titles
1 National Title
2 Perfect Seasons
If Alabama wins on Monday (including 6-7 in 2006 and 7-6 in 2007) :
Alabama 2006 - 2015
111-25-0 (81.6%)
4 Conference Titles
4 National Titles
107-13-0 (89.2%)
8 Conference Titles
3 National Titles
Oklahoma 1971 - 1980
105-11-2 (89.0%)
8 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
USC 1972 - 1981
98-18-4 (81.7%)
6 Conference Titles
3 National Titles
Oklahoma 1978 - 1987
97-21-2 (80.8%)
7 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Miami 1983 - 1992
107-14-0 (88.4%)
2 Conference Titles (Independent through 1991)
4 National Titles
Nebraska 1988 - 1997
108-15-1 (87.1%)
7 Conference Titles
3 National Titles
Florida State 1991 - 2000
110-13-1 (88.7%)
9 Conference Titles (Independent in 1991)
2 National Titles
Florida 1991 - 2000
103-23-1 (81.1%)
6 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Tennessee 1995 - 2004
101-25-0 (80.2%)
2 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Texas 2000 - 2009
110-19-0 (85.3%)
2 Conference Titles
1 National Title
Oklahoma 2000 - 2009
110-24-0 (82.1%)
6 Conference Titles
1 National Title
LSU 2001 - 2010
102-29-0 (77.8%)
3 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
USC 2002 - 2011
109-20-0 (84.5%)
6 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
LSU 2003 - 2012
107-25-0 (81.1%)
3 Conference Titles
2 National Titles
Auburn 2004 - 2013
92-37-0 (71.3%)
3 Conference Titles
1 National Title
2 Perfect Seasons
If Alabama wins on Monday (including 6-7 in 2006 and 7-6 in 2007) :
Alabama 2006 - 2015
111-25-0 (81.6%)
4 Conference Titles
4 National Titles
This post was edited on 1/5/16 at 2:50 pm
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Posted on 1/5/16 at 1:54 pm to SummerOfGeorge
2008-2017 is building to be among the best.
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:04 pm to SummerOfGeorge
The fact that three of these stretches simultaneously occurred in the 70's is impressive. Talk about some unstoppable forces 
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:12 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Ole Miss had a great six-year run from 1958-63. They were actually pretty good from '58-'70.
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:16 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Why would you pick 2001-2010 as LSU's 10 year period? Why not 2002-2011, which would include another SEC championship?
Aside from that, dumb thread is dumb.
Aside from that, dumb thread is dumb.
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:27 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Once 2006 and 2007 roll off
2008-2017 is going to be the best 10 year stretch a college program ever had.
2008-2017 is going to be the best 10 year stretch a college program ever had.
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:28 pm to SummerOfGeorge
You know this can't be right. Tennessee with an 80% winning percentage over 10 years? Impossible, according to this website. Why, we're one of the sorriest, most bankrupt programs in the country. Better re-calculate!
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:37 pm to SummerOfGeorge
You left off the Horns. 119-24 record (.83) from 1999-2009. Played in the 2 national championships, won one. Played in 2 BCS bowls (fiesta and rose), won both.
I know USC had like a .001 percent better record over that time but we beat them head to head in the greatest game of all time so tie goes to victor.
Seems like a long time ago.
At least the aggy program has kept us entertained of late. Glad to see they continue to represent themselves as they truly are in other conferences. We appreciate you taking them.
I know USC had like a .001 percent better record over that time but we beat them head to head in the greatest game of all time so tie goes to victor.
Seems like a long time ago.
At least the aggy program has kept us entertained of late. Glad to see they continue to represent themselves as they truly are in other conferences. We appreciate you taking them.
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:37 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Nice thread. 
Posted on 1/5/16 at 2:58 pm to SummerOfGeorge
it is even more incredible when you look at the overlaps and especially overlaps involving teams that are in the same conference or that play every year. Imagine Florida or Florida State if they were in different decades or didn't have to face each other. They cost each other at least 4 titles in the 90's. And then you throw in Nebraska in the 90's and all three played each other costing each other more titles. And, Florida had to also contend with Tennessee, which made the list, half that decade as well.
It shows you how incredible Bobby Bowden and Steve Spurrier were in the 90's, and only one of those guys played an SEC schedule while the other guy openly admitted running from the SEC.
Meanwhile, how many times did Alabama, OK, and SC play each other in the 70's??
It shows you how incredible Bobby Bowden and Steve Spurrier were in the 90's, and only one of those guys played an SEC schedule while the other guy openly admitted running from the SEC.
Meanwhile, how many times did Alabama, OK, and SC play each other in the 70's??
This post was edited on 1/5/16 at 3:07 pm
Posted on 1/5/16 at 3:05 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Instead of the "Goal Line Stand," Oklahoma vs Alabama following the 1978 season would have been off the charts.
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