Top 10 College Football Programs of the Last 60 Years (ranked by wins)

Unless Nebraska does a complete 180, Bama becomes the new #1 this season.

It’s crazy how hard Nebraska has fallen.

The rest of the top 20 if anyone is interested.


11 Florida State 479-212-15
12 Louisiana State 472-224-14
13 Notre Dame 469-222-8
14 Auburn 468-229-9
15 Tennessee 461-235-17
16 Miami-Florida 456-242-3
17 Brigham Young 455-265-4
18 Clemson 453-245-10
19 Arizona State 438-251-5
20 Arkansas 437-259-10

26 Texas A&M 403-292-9

31 Mississippi 381-299-10

41 Missouri 370-313-13

Sixty years leaves out Yale and Harvard—who are amongst the 10 all-time winningest teams.

That ain’t right.



(times change ....)

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1. South Carolina (545-190-6)
2. Alabama (544-172-10)
3. Oklahoma (540-181-10)
4. Ohio State (535-153-13)
5. Penn State (527-194-4)
6. Texas (510-207-8)
7. Michigan (497-205-11)
8. Georgia (495-218-15)
9. USC (493-204-17)
10. Florida (487-226-13)

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The OP’s oat shows why it’s dumb to rank programs on a national basis by just raw wins. All wins are not created equally. Michigan and Ohio State were notorious for getting their shite caved in almost every year in the Rose Bowl in the ‘70s.

I respect Ohio State for become a true national power in the 2000s. But Michigan would be just another program if it were in the South. We’d give them the same amount of respect Georgia and Tennessee got as really good programs but not elite programs.

Texas is nearly as overrated, too.

The fact that the Huskers are still at the top of this list is crazy.

Vacated means just that, Bama. Vacated.

GBR

Man Nebraska has fallen hard.

Surprised no Notre Dame in top 10. Those guys really get a lot of mileage out of their pre WW2 dominance

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