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Posted on 7/26/16 at 7:45 pm to AlabamaAlum07
You sure are a pissy cunnt. I was just messing around with cheshire a little.
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Posted on 7/27/16 at 4:39 am to AlabamaAlum07
FWAA and NFF were respectable selectors, but never held the same weight. Both selectors never conducted weekly polls. They just named a champion at the end. AP and UPI conducted weekly polls. The majority of the college football world only goes by AP and UPI/Coaches. That's a given fact.
1958 National Champions: LSU with 15 selectors including the AP and UPI.
Iowa doesn't claim the title, but they were named by only 1 selector, the newly formed FWAA as they deemed their Rose Bowl win over #16 California to me bore impressive, yet LSU shutout #12 Clemson in the Sugar Bowl.
LSU (11-0-0); Iowa (8-1-1)
Tell me how the FWAA is a valid selector?
You are an Alabama fan. I am surprised you don't know more about 1961. Alabama went (11-0-0) en route to an AP and UPI national championship. To me, and many others, Alabama is the sole champion. But don't tell Ohio State that.
Ohio State (8-0-1) was also selected as national champion by the FWAA.
For those above reasons, the FWAA doesn't hold as much weight as the AP and UPI/Coaches.
1958 National Champions: LSU with 15 selectors including the AP and UPI.
Iowa doesn't claim the title, but they were named by only 1 selector, the newly formed FWAA as they deemed their Rose Bowl win over #16 California to me bore impressive, yet LSU shutout #12 Clemson in the Sugar Bowl.
LSU (11-0-0); Iowa (8-1-1)
Tell me how the FWAA is a valid selector?
You are an Alabama fan. I am surprised you don't know more about 1961. Alabama went (11-0-0) en route to an AP and UPI national championship. To me, and many others, Alabama is the sole champion. But don't tell Ohio State that.
Ohio State (8-0-1) was also selected as national champion by the FWAA.
For those above reasons, the FWAA doesn't hold as much weight as the AP and UPI/Coaches.
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