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What's the significance of winning 10 games in a season?

Attaining 10-win seasons signifies sustained success, playoff contention, and enhanced recruiting appeal. These have done it the best! Congratulations!

This is through the 2023 season...........

1. Alabama - 44 (#1 nationally)

2. Oklahoma - 43 (#2 nationally)

And we actually have Oklahoma football fans on the rant who can't seem to grasp their consistent football greatness over the decades.

They are easily the second most decorated team when their feet hit the SEC.

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Posted by LSUtigaz020

Austin

Member since Dec 2021

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 2:32 am to bamameister

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I know this is a troll but what makes a team a blue blood? Recent success or long time success? Cause OU hasn’t won shite since 2000

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Posted by Oklahomey

Bucksnort, TN

Member since Mar 2013

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 7:28 am to bamameister

We grasp the consistent football greatness over the years. But, the end result has come up empty in some of those big years. I wish there were a few titles to go with that success instead of being stuck at 2000 being the last.

Also, I’m not a big fan of the “10+ win” stat anymore. It may have been a better stat to go off of in the 90s and early 2000s. But more games are being played these days plus some of those wins are against FCS programs. I would rather it be “11+ wins” just in case there is an FCS program in there. Programs are out there winning 13-15 games in a season. 10 wins may have been something great long ago but nowadays there are programs winning 10 games but also losing 4 games in the same season.

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