re: So when ND joins the B1G, the B1G will have more blue bloods than the SEC

If Nebraska is a Blue Blood then so is Tennessee!!

The last time Michigan won more than a half championship was during the Truman administration. Congrats

Blue bloods that consistently get their arse kicked by the SEC. Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

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Maryland has not been considered a southern state since joining the Union.

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Well, to be fair (unless my memory is off), they voted to join the CSA, but Lincoln sent the military in to arrest the governor and legislature.

Weird how all three of our bluebloods, as well as FOUR of our “other” teams, have a national title in the BCS + CFP era. That’s almost half the conference. How many do yours have?

New Rule: In order to keep your status as a "blueblood", you must be able to win the nattie at minimum once every 20 years. After 20 seasons, your status is reduced from "blueblood" to "has been".

I don’t consider NEBRASKA a blue blood.

However , “ blueblood “ is a historical thing not a currently relevant thing.

You can’t become one. That doesn’t mean you can’t be the most relevant or powerful program at a given time.

Now that the B1G will have USC and UCLA, the national championship count (AP, UPI/BCS/CFP) going into 2022 is:

Southern Cal - 7
Ohio State - 6
Nebraska - 5
Minnesota - 4
Penn State - 2
Michigan State - 2
Michigan - 2
Maryland - 1
UCLA - 1

B1G Football NC total - 30

SEC:

Alabama - 13
Oklahoma - 7
Texas - 4
LSU - 4
Florida - 3
Tennessee - 2
Georgia - 2
Auburn - 1
Texas A&M - 1

SEC Football NC total: 37

Wishful thinking that Notre Dame is B1G bound in football. You can’t even remotely claim them unless there is a tentative agreement that they are joining.