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re: Who are the blue bloods?
Posted on 6/3/17 at 2:45 pm to Cheese Grits
Posted on 6/3/17 at 2:45 pm to Cheese Grits
UCLA Basketball without the Wizard
1 National Championship
6 Final Four
9 Elite 8
19 Sweet 16
32 Tournament Appearances out of 42 years
21 Conference Championships
I say they are pretty elite without him
Much like IU without Knight
Much like UNC without Dean
Much like Kentucky without Pitino and Rupp
1 National Championship
6 Final Four
9 Elite 8
19 Sweet 16
32 Tournament Appearances out of 42 years
21 Conference Championships
I say they are pretty elite without him
Much like IU without Knight
Much like UNC without Dean
Much like Kentucky without Pitino and Rupp
This post was edited on 6/3/17 at 2:52 pm
Posted on 6/3/17 at 2:50 pm to MetroAtlantaGatorFan
IU is in a group with Michigan St, UCONN, Louisville and Kansas
You can call them the low blue bloods
The high blue bloods
UNC, KU, Duke, UK and UCLA
In football you have the same groupings
Low Blue Bloods
Texas, Penn St, Nebraska, Florida St, Oklahoma
High Blue Bloods
USC, Alabama, Ohio State, ND, Michigan
You can call them the low blue bloods
The high blue bloods
UNC, KU, Duke, UK and UCLA
In football you have the same groupings
Low Blue Bloods
Texas, Penn St, Nebraska, Florida St, Oklahoma
High Blue Bloods
USC, Alabama, Ohio State, ND, Michigan
This post was edited on 6/3/17 at 2:51 pm
Posted on 6/3/17 at 2:55 pm to The Anointed One
FSU as a blue blood


Posted on 6/3/17 at 3:00 pm to dcbl
They have been at a Top 10 team for about 40 years now
For the lifetime of most college football fans of today Florida St has been Elite.
They might be new money and have bought their way into college football aristocracy. Nevertheless they are apart of the aristocracy
Florida State has finished ranked in one or both of the polls almost every year since 1977
For the lifetime of most college football fans of today Florida St has been Elite.
They might be new money and have bought their way into college football aristocracy. Nevertheless they are apart of the aristocracy
Florida State has finished ranked in one or both of the polls almost every year since 1977
This post was edited on 6/3/17 at 3:09 pm
Posted on 6/3/17 at 3:01 pm to BammerDelendaEst
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Any poster using the term "blue bloods" should be perma-banned
So we can't use say the word blood? Or the word blue?
Posted on 6/3/17 at 3:16 pm to BAMAneck
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I'm not saying they haven't won a lot , but Harvard and Yale won championships but at some point you no longer hold that mantle... how many decades can you be a non story enen in your own league before the slip is called ?
It's almost as if we're talking about Tennessee here ... I mean, fill in the blank.
Posted on 6/3/17 at 3:25 pm to MetryTyger
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College Baseball
Dark Blue Bloods:
USC
Texas
Miami
Miss. State
LSU
South Carolina
Florida State
Arizona State
Stanford
Lighter Blue Bloods:
Cal Fullerton
Arizona
Long Beach State
UCLA
Rice
Arkansas
Ole Miss
Virginia
Okla. State
Florida
Cal Irvine
North Carolina
Cal Santa Barbara
ULL
Tulane
A&M
Oklahoma
Ga.Tech
Cal State Fullerton has won a national championship in baseball, every decade for the past 40 years. Other light blues listed have at least won a national championship once.
Yet, Mississippi State and FSU are listed as dark blue bloods, despite the fact they've never won jack shite.
Makes sense.
Posted on 6/3/17 at 4:10 pm to Hussss
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SEC ONLY
Now (major sports combined)
Bama -FB
Fla - FB, Hoops, Baseball (Best all around SEC program, period)
LSU - Baseball (2nd best all around SEC program for all sports combined)
S Car -Baseball, Women's Hoops
Aub - Swimming and Diving
It's a fairly accurate post but you might want to consider switching Florida and LSU around. Yes, I'm an LSU fan but I'm also a fan of using numbers and accumulated hardware to determine a programs history of success. I like Florida and just like LSU they excel in almost all sports and athletics. Many posters on this board view LSU fans as delusional, entitled and just full of themselves in general, which some of them are. The fact is when you combine all 3 major sports programs at a university it's hard to find a more successful school in the SEC than LSU and even Florida. Unfortunately, this rubs many uneducated bandwagon sports fans from other schools the wrong way.
The numbers for LSU and Florida (Big 3 Sports) are fairly close, except for Baseball... Let's take a look.
Florida Gators
Football
( 3 ) National Championships
( 8 ) SEC Conference Championships
Basketball
( 2 ) National Championships
( 5 ) Final 4 Appearances
( 9 ) Elite 8 Appearances
( 7 ) SEC Conference Championships
( 4 ) SEC Tournament Championships
Baseball
( 0 ) National Championships (2 time runner ups)
( 9 ) CWS Appearances
( 13 ) SEC Conference Championships
( 7 ) SEC Tournament Championships
LSU Tigers
Football
( 3 ) National Championships
( 14 ) SEC Conference Championships
Basketball
( 0 ) National Championships
( 4 ) Final 4 Appearances
( 6 ) Elite 8 Appearances
( 10 ) SEC Conference Championships
( 1 ) SEC Tournament Championship
Baseball ( This is the only true highly elite program from both schools )
( 6 ) National Championships ( 2nd All Time )
( 17 ) CWS Appearances ( 7th All Time )
( 17 ) SEC Conference Championships
( 12 ) SEC Tournament Championships
Posted on 6/3/17 at 4:18 pm to OPTIMAX CAT
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( 14 ) SEC Conference Championships
Don't know about the baseball stats, but y'all have. 11 SEC Football Championships
Posted on 6/3/17 at 4:52 pm to The Anointed One
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Much like IU without Knight
Everett Dean was IU's coach and in the Hall of Fame (predates the NCAA as we know it today)
Branch McCracken was IU's coach and in the Hall of Fame (won 2 NCAA championships)
Bob Knight was IU's coach and in the Hall of Fame (won 3 NCAA championships)
IU went to Finals Fours before and after Knight was a coach. Look, I have no love lost for IU but they are a basketball blue blood even if they have been down lately. As for the influence of Indiana basketball…
John Wooden was born in Indiana and played college ball inside the state of Indiana before heading to UCLA
Everett Case was born in Indiana and cut his coaching teeth there by winning 4 state titles. If he stays in IN and does not take the job at NC State, Tobacco Raod would not exist today.
Kentucky and Indiana (the states) are the two most basketball crazy states in the USA. I have been to both high school tournaments for their men and women and it is unlike any others in the country.
Posted on 6/3/17 at 6:29 pm to dcbl
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Don't know about the baseball stats, but y'all have. 11 SEC Football Championships
You're Right... LSU sits at 11 Conference Titles
I checked all the other ones again and they are accurate.
Posted on 6/3/17 at 6:39 pm to OPTIMAX CAT
Yeah, I was thinking recently (last 10 yrs). You can swap LSU's baseball success for FLA's basketball success recently. LSU / FLA for overall best athletic program is definitely "neck and neck."
This post was edited on 6/3/17 at 6:46 pm
Posted on 6/3/17 at 9:38 pm to MetroAtlantaGatorFan
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Football:
Alabama Michigan Nebraska Notre Dame Ohio State Oklahoma Texas USC
Basketball:
Duke Indiana Kansas Kentucky North Carolina UCLA
This....is the correct answer. Always will be. And yes.....Nebraska is a blue blood. The only reason they aren't more of a blue blood is because of us.
This post was edited on 6/3/17 at 9:39 pm
Posted on 6/3/17 at 9:41 pm to kywildcatfanone
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All you need to know. The blue bloods of the SEC are: Kentucky Alabama
Factual
Posted on 6/3/17 at 9:54 pm to CharlotteSooner
Do not be so full of yourself
Two teams are responsible for Nebraska's decline
2001 Colorado Buffaloes
2010 Texas Longhorns
For different reasons. CU put them on the mat and UT kept them there
OU is only involve in destroying that program by not forcing the Big 12 to respect their rivalry with Nebraska
Truth to be told it is your fault that they are any good anyway. They had no recruits and really no resources. Their football program should resemble Kansas St or Iowa State
Two teams are responsible for Nebraska's decline
2001 Colorado Buffaloes
2010 Texas Longhorns
For different reasons. CU put them on the mat and UT kept them there
OU is only involve in destroying that program by not forcing the Big 12 to respect their rivalry with Nebraska
Truth to be told it is your fault that they are any good anyway. They had no recruits and really no resources. Their football program should resemble Kansas St or Iowa State
Posted on 6/3/17 at 9:58 pm to The Anointed One
Shows you how good Tom Osborne was!!
Posted on 6/3/17 at 10:01 pm to The Anointed One

New money turd perspective.
Nebraska has been around, and been a superpower, for decades, and decades, and decades. They've had many title teams that met their fate at the hands of the Sooners in Norman, or in Lincoln. They've ended quite a few of our title runs as well.
I wouldn't expect you to have any understanding of any of that though. You have no concept of it means to look back through the prism of history because you're you, and all you know is what you know.
Posted on 6/3/17 at 10:06 pm to amders44
It was more Bob Devaney than Osborne
Osborne just made what someone else started better
Somewhat like Les Miles after Saban until it fell apart for Miles this decade
I believe Osborne saw the end coming and knew when to leave.
As good as Nebraska was they couldn't contend with the athletes Texas put up against them
Nebraska fans are the most delusional out of touch people in college football
They swear to god that Texas purposely destroyed their football program because they were so dominant.
Osborne just made what someone else started better
Somewhat like Les Miles after Saban until it fell apart for Miles this decade
I believe Osborne saw the end coming and knew when to leave.
As good as Nebraska was they couldn't contend with the athletes Texas put up against them
Nebraska fans are the most delusional out of touch people in college football
They swear to god that Texas purposely destroyed their football program because they were so dominant.
This post was edited on 6/3/17 at 10:14 pm
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