re: Which football team is more of a blue blood? UGA or LSU

This term “Blue Blood” is so subjective.

I always ask how many blue bloods can there be? Depending on how many you want to include then LSU and UGA can have a case to be in. Comparing both of those though one has 4 National Championships and the other 1. So there goes that.

Princeton has 18 National Championships in the pre AP era but have been irrelevant for 60 years. Are they a blue blood?

The best indicator of College Football’s rankings is the All time AP ranking based on the final ranking of each season. I know College Football didn’t start in 1936 but before that there was almost no uniformity nor much base for comparison. Some teams played 10 games, others 6. A lot of schedules included opponents that were not even Colleges, some of which learned the game the day of the game. Somehow that is a “win” but it’s ridiculous to claim them, at least with the same weight you do in the modern era.