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AP poll stats from the past 50 years.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 10:39 am
Posted on 7/10/24 at 10:39 am
Total AP Poll Appearances
1. tOSU: 707
2. Mich: 665
3. Okla: 656
4. Bama: 642
5. Neb: 577
6. FSU: 568
7. UF: 565
8. UGA: 559
9. PSU: 545
9. USC: 545
11. ND: 540
12. Texas: 500
13. LSU: 483
14. Miami: 466
15. AU: 461
16. Clemson: 428
17. TAMU: 407
18. Wash: 391
19. Tenn: 385
20. UCLA: 337
21. Oregon: 337
22. Wisc: 309
23. VT: 299
24. Iowa: 280
25. Ark: 279
25. BYU: 279
27. OK St: 270
28. WVU: 257
29. Mich St: 247
30. Colo: 231
30. KSU: 231
32. Pitt: 227
33. ASU: 225
34. UNC: 213
35. Stanford: 198
36. TCU: 186
37. SoCar: 176
38. Utah: 173
39. AZ: 171
40. Mizzou: 168
41. Miss St: 167
42. Boise St: 165
43. Baylor: 157
44. NC St: 155
45. UVA: 151
46. U of L: 150
47. Ole Miss: 147
48. GT: 145
49. Cuse: 143
50. Houston: 142
Total Appearances at #1
1. Bama: 129
2. Okla: 73
3. FSU: 72
4. Miami: 68
5. tOSU: 62
6. Neb: 53
6. USC: 53
8. UGA: 48
9. UF: 41
10. ND: 33
11. Clemson: 25
12. LSU: 24
12. Mich: 24
14. PSU: 21
15. Wash: 15
16. Pitt: 13
16. Texas: 13
18. Oregon: 8
19. Colo: 7
20. AU: 6
20. Tenn: 6
22. Iowa: 5
22. Miss St: 5
24. BYU: 4
25. UVA: 3
26. UCLA: 2
27. Mizzou: 1
Total Appearances in the Top 5
1. Bama: 342
2. Okla: 300
3. tOSU: 295
4. FSU: 257
5. Neb: 234
6. Mich: 219
7. Miami: 203
8. USC: 186
8. UF: 186
10. UGA: 160
11. ND: 146
12: Texas: 145
13. PSU: 129
14. Clemson: 126
15. LSU: 100
16. AU: 94
17. Wash: 78
18. Oregon: 76
19. Tenn: 69
20. UCLA: 52
21. VT: 45
22. Pitt: 44
22. TAMU: 44
24. TCU: 42
25. Colo: 39
Total Appearances in the Top 10
1. tOSU: 495
2. Bama: 459
3. Okla: 441
4. Neb: 405
5. FSU: 381
6. Mich: 375
7. UF: 333
8. ND: 317
9. PSU: 312
10. UGA: 304
11. USC: 301
12. Miami: 292
13. Texas: 278
14. AU: 223
15. LSU: 215
16. Clemson: 197
17. Tenn: 196
18. Oregon: 166
19. Wash: 160
19. TAMU: 160
21. UCLA: 117
22. Wisc: 109
23. Colo: 108
24. Ark: 102
25. VT: 95
1. tOSU: 707
2. Mich: 665
3. Okla: 656
4. Bama: 642
5. Neb: 577
6. FSU: 568
7. UF: 565
8. UGA: 559
9. PSU: 545
9. USC: 545
11. ND: 540
12. Texas: 500
13. LSU: 483
14. Miami: 466
15. AU: 461
16. Clemson: 428
17. TAMU: 407
18. Wash: 391
19. Tenn: 385
20. UCLA: 337
21. Oregon: 337
22. Wisc: 309
23. VT: 299
24. Iowa: 280
25. Ark: 279
25. BYU: 279
27. OK St: 270
28. WVU: 257
29. Mich St: 247
30. Colo: 231
30. KSU: 231
32. Pitt: 227
33. ASU: 225
34. UNC: 213
35. Stanford: 198
36. TCU: 186
37. SoCar: 176
38. Utah: 173
39. AZ: 171
40. Mizzou: 168
41. Miss St: 167
42. Boise St: 165
43. Baylor: 157
44. NC St: 155
45. UVA: 151
46. U of L: 150
47. Ole Miss: 147
48. GT: 145
49. Cuse: 143
50. Houston: 142
Total Appearances at #1
1. Bama: 129
2. Okla: 73
3. FSU: 72
4. Miami: 68
5. tOSU: 62
6. Neb: 53
6. USC: 53
8. UGA: 48
9. UF: 41
10. ND: 33
11. Clemson: 25
12. LSU: 24
12. Mich: 24
14. PSU: 21
15. Wash: 15
16. Pitt: 13
16. Texas: 13
18. Oregon: 8
19. Colo: 7
20. AU: 6
20. Tenn: 6
22. Iowa: 5
22. Miss St: 5
24. BYU: 4
25. UVA: 3
26. UCLA: 2
27. Mizzou: 1
Total Appearances in the Top 5
1. Bama: 342
2. Okla: 300
3. tOSU: 295
4. FSU: 257
5. Neb: 234
6. Mich: 219
7. Miami: 203
8. USC: 186
8. UF: 186
10. UGA: 160
11. ND: 146
12: Texas: 145
13. PSU: 129
14. Clemson: 126
15. LSU: 100
16. AU: 94
17. Wash: 78
18. Oregon: 76
19. Tenn: 69
20. UCLA: 52
21. VT: 45
22. Pitt: 44
22. TAMU: 44
24. TCU: 42
25. Colo: 39
Total Appearances in the Top 10
1. tOSU: 495
2. Bama: 459
3. Okla: 441
4. Neb: 405
5. FSU: 381
6. Mich: 375
7. UF: 333
8. ND: 317
9. PSU: 312
10. UGA: 304
11. USC: 301
12. Miami: 292
13. Texas: 278
14. AU: 223
15. LSU: 215
16. Clemson: 197
17. Tenn: 196
18. Oregon: 166
19. Wash: 160
19. TAMU: 160
21. UCLA: 117
22. Wisc: 109
23. Colo: 108
24. Ark: 102
25. VT: 95
Posted on 7/10/24 at 10:44 am to koreandawg
What's all this shite about Texas being a Blue Blood again???
Posted on 7/10/24 at 10:49 am to koreandawg
Tennessee
This post was edited on 7/10/24 at 10:51 am
Posted on 7/10/24 at 10:54 am to koreandawg
What I take from this is that Ole Miss sucks, and they are definitely the little brother in their state.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 11:56 am to koreandawg
So UGA likely passes UF in poll appearances this year and might pass SoCal and Nebraska for appearances at #1. Nice.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 12:04 pm to Violent Hip Swivel
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What's all this shite about Texas being a Blue Blood again???
It's almost as if the poll results have nothing to do with the term "Blue Blood".
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:15 pm to 3down10
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It's almost as if the poll results have nothing to do with the term "Blue Blood".
The team blue blood means a program with historical top echelon success.
I guess if you're arguing most of Texas' success is pre-1974, sure, but in that case so is Yale, Princeton, and Minnesota.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:18 pm to jonnyanony
Texas in the 2000's have been pretty meh
2006 was nearly a generation ago
2006 was nearly a generation ago
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:29 pm to 3down10
Tennessee is an SEC Blueblood and you are not. Cope and seethe little boy. Horns down.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:45 pm to GiveHimSix
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Tennessee is an SEC Blueblood and you are not. Cope and seethe little boy. Horns down.
To start, I'm an Alabama fan.
Texas is a blueblood, Tennessee is not.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:56 pm to 3down10
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It's almost as if the poll results have nothing to do with the term "Blue Blood".
This is true because the term has no specific definition. Everyone can make up their own list of "blue bloods" according to whatever criteria they choose. That makes it useless for anything other than trolling. "My team is a blue blood." "Your team isn't a blue blood".
This post was edited on 7/10/24 at 1:58 pm
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:58 pm to 3down10
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Texas is a blueblood, Tennessee is not.
Neither are blue bloods. Both in the next tier down.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:58 pm to GiveHimSix
quote:Bama’s not an SEC blueblood? That baseball natty done made the Vols lose their mind.
Tennessee is an SEC Blueblood and you are not. Cope and seethe little boy.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 1:58 pm to jonnyanony
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The team blue blood means a program with historical top echelon success.
I guess if you're arguing most of Texas' success is pre-1974, sure, but in that case so is Yale, Princeton, and Minnesota.
Being a blue blood is about when you were good. It's the teams that were good when college football started getting popular, games were starting to be played on TV etc.
And the teams that got televised are mostly what is known today as the blue bloods. These are the teams that built college football into what it is today, they generally have more fans because that's who people saw on TV in the big games, etc.
So, Yale, Princeton and Minnesota were too early, and the teams of today are too late.
It doesn't mean best teams or most championships, etc. If you wanted to make a list of teams that were historically great or something, then the list would be different. And if you were to do one for best programs of the last 20 years, it would also be a much different list.
It honestly doesn't mean much, maybe outside TV type contracts etc. But the actual blue bloods are set in stone.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 2:01 pm to Chad4Bama
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Neither are blue bloods. Both in the next tier down.
There are 8 blue bloods and Texas is one of them.
The SEC went from having 1 blue blood in the conference to now having 3. Alabama, Texas and Oklahoma.
Posted on 7/10/24 at 2:02 pm to koreandawg
Cool thread with interesting data
Posted on 7/10/24 at 2:03 pm to koreandawg
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Total Appearances at #1
1. Bama: 129
2. Okla: 73
3. FSU: 72
4. Miami: 68
5. tOSU: 62
6. Neb: 53
6. USC: 53
8. UGA: 48
Crimson Domination. Bluest of the blue bloods.
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