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2. People keep mentioning the top ten teams they played: Kansas, Kansas State, and Colorado. Osborne was 25-0 against Kansas, 25-0 against Kansas State, and 21-4 against Colorado. He almost always dominated those teams. Now I’m sure they were like the ‘85 Bears in 1995, but If Osborne’s other 24 teams only had worry about a Switzerless Big 8, no strong non-conference opponent (no Bryant/Alabama, FSU/Bowden, or other great teams Nebraska sometimes played out of conference), and no conference championship (which cost the ‘96 team a shot) he would have had undoubtedly had several more undefeated seasons.

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You keep bringing this up like this is some sort of good point.

Nebraska was 4-0 vs. ranked opponents that season, all of which finished the season ranked in the top 25.

Colorado was a top 10 program from the late 80's - mid 90's. Colorado finished that year ranked 5th and was 5-2 against ranked opponents that season. For reference, here's the rest of the top 5 against ranked opponents that year: UF was 5-1, Tennessee was 3-1, and FSU was 1-2.

Nebraska absolutely obliterated everyone on a schedule that was as good or better than all of the other top teams that year.

3 run bomb for Duke.

8-1 now :lol:

Ask UGA

Dude can fricking fly lol

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Duke and North Carolina on the list?

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For real lol.

UNC tailgates aren't awful, so their ranking is at least arguable. Still inferior to State and ECU, though.

Duke, on the other hand, doesn't deserve to be anywhere near the top 50 :lol:

Dude's a tank

1-0 Duke.

End of 1.

As a Duke fan, it's a great season if we just make it into the post season.

But I've got a special feeling about this team.

But I guess we'll see. Good luck to everyone today.

:cheers:

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I remember the NO Hornets losing a playoff game by a similar score.

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Go Nuggets

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31. 1990 Colorado 29. 1990 Georgia Tech

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:lol: would love to hear your justification for this.

Colorado had like 8 players drafted that year, including multiple in the first and second round.

GT had three drafted that year, and the earliest was like the 8th round.

Colorado also had the 2nd highest SOS in the country that year, while GT had 28th.