Cool concept for the graph, but its not accurate.

For instance, Clemson has 115 Top 5 appearances now.... on this graph they appear to only have around 60 so its obviously out-dated.

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Since this graph appears to be trying to rank programs by both Top 25 appearances as well as Top 5 appearances, weighted equally, I've put it into list form below to get an accurate ranking using those two criteria.

**I achieved this by taking each program's number of both Top 5 appearances as well as their Top 25 appearances and divided each by the program leader's numerical total for each of the criteria. This gives each program a percentile compared to the leader. Then average those two numbers together and it spits out the order.

1. Ohio State- .966
2. Oklahoma- .954
3. Alabama- .942
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4. Notre Dame- .814
5. Michigan- .809
6. USC- .750
7. Nebraska- .738
8. Texas- .711
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9. Florida St.- .585
10. Florida- .559
11. Penn St.- .549
12. Miami- .510
13. LSU- .501
14. Georgia- .493
15. Auburn- .470
16. Tennessee- .458
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17. UCLA- .414
18. Clemson- .385
19. Texas A&M- .344
20. Michigan St.- .342
21. Washington- .333
22. Arkansas- .290
23. Wisconsin- .274
24. Oregon- 253
25. Iowa- .244

28. Ole Miss- .226
37. Missouri- .163
52. Miss St.- .118
53. S. Carolina- 1.06