http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...a-michigan

1890s
Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Harvard 93.9% 103-12-3
2 Yale 93.0% 106-7-5
3 Princeton 88.4% 108-9-4
4 Penn 85.2% 124-14-2
5 Wisconsin 78.3% 52-14-2
6 Cornell 68.4% 64-33-5
7 Michigan 67.6% 64-14-2
8 Dartmouth 62.4% 43-39-3
9 Minnesota 61.3% 43-18-2
10 Brown 60.1% 55-41-4

1900s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Yale 94.4% 100-4-5
2 Minnesota 89.5% 80-10-7
3 Vanderbilt 86.6% 57-10-3
4 Sewanee 86.3% 51-10-4
5 Harvard 86.3% 91-14-3
6 Michigan 84.8% 82-8-3
7 Princeton 82.8% 79-15-6
8 Wisconsin 81.0% 58-15-3
9 Penn 78.6% 100-17-7
10 Chicago 77.1% 81-18-8

1910s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Minnesota 90.2% 52-13-4
2 Notre Dame 87.8% 46-6-3
3 Georgia Tech 83.3% 66-16-4
4 Auburn 83.1% 60-16-4
5 Texas 82.7% 64-18-1
6 Harvard 80.7% 65-7-5
7 Nebraska 80.4% 58-13-6
8 Vanderbilt 79.7% 61-19-5
9 Georgia 77.3% 43-18-9
10 Georgetown 77.0% 56-18-4

1920s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 USC 93.6% 71-12-2
2 Notre Dame 91.6% 83-11-3
3 Army 84.8% 56-13-7
4 Nebraska 84.2% 55-18-9
5 Pittsburgh 84.1% 65-19-8
6 California 83.9% 73-15-7
7 Georgia Tech 80.6% 62-23-7
8 Vanderbilt 80.6% 68-17-7
9 Michigan 80.5% 58-16-4
10 Georgia 79.7% 60-31-4

1930s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 93.1% 79-11-5
2 Tennessee 90.2% 83-17-5
3 Pittsburgh 89.7% 75-14-7
4 Notre Dame 87.8% 66-20-5
5 Utah 86.7% 59-20-6
6 Fordham 85.9% 61-14-9
7 Minnesota 84.5% 57-19-6
8 Ohio State 83.5% 57-19-5
9 Santa Clara 82.7% 50-17-5
10 Duke 82.0% 77-17-5

1940s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Michigan 94.0% 74-15-3
2 Notre Dame 91.2% 82-9-6
3 Texas 89.4% 78-21-3
4 Duke 85.7% 59-28-5
5 Alabama 85.7% 66-23-4
6 Tennessee 85.0% 67-19-5
7 Army 83.8% 68-17-7
8 Penn 83.4% 57-21-4
9 Navy 82.3% 41-35-5
10 Hardin-Simmons 80.4% 56-13-6

1950s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Oklahoma 95.4% 93-10-2
2 Ole Miss 87.3% 80-21-5
3 Michigan State 86.1% 70-21-1
4 UCLA 81.7% 68-26-3
5 Georgia Tech 81.2% 79-26-6
6 Ohio State 81.0% 63-24-5
7 Texas 80.9% 64-38-2
8 Navy 80.6% 55-30-9
9 Wisconsin 80.3% 57-28-7
10 Notre Dame 80.1% 64-31-4

1960s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 93.0% 90-16-4
2 Ole Miss 92.6% 77-25-6
3 Penn State 88.0% 77-27-1
4 Texas 87.5% 86-19-3
5 Arkansas 85.9% 82-24-1
6 Purdue 83.8% 65-28-3
7 Notre Dame 83.6% 62-34-4
8 Michigan State 82.6% 59-34-3
9 LSU 81.9% 76-26-5
10 Tennessee 81.3% 67-32-6

1970s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 97.5% 103-16-1
2 Oklahoma 96.8% 102-13-3
3 Nebraska 95.8% 98-20-4
4 USC 93.7% 93-21-5
5 Michigan 93.1% 96-16-3
6 Texas 92.3% 88-26-1
7 Notre Dame 91.6% 91-22
8 Ohio State 91.2% 91-20-3
9 Penn State 91.0% 96-22
10 Arkansas 82.4% 79-31-5

1980s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Nebraska 96.1% 103-20
2 Miami 94.3% 99-20
3 Florida State 92.3% 87-29-3
4 Oklahoma 91.1% 91-26-2
5 Michigan 90.4% 90-29-2
6 Alabama 90.3% 85-33-2
7 Notre Dame 88.9% 76-39-2
8 UCLA 88.6% 82-30-6
9 Auburn 86.7% 86-31-2
10 Georgia 86.7% 89-27-4

1990s




Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Florida State 98.4% 109-13
2 Nebraska 96.6% 108-16-1
3 Florida 95.2% 102-22-1
4 Tennessee 92.9% 98-22-3
5 Michigan 92.6% 93-26-3
6 Penn State 90.6% 95-26
7 Notre Dame 88.4% 84-35-2
8 Ohio State 87.7% 91-29-3
9 Miami 87.1% 92-27
10 Colorado 86.9% 79-29-4

2000s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Oklahoma 95.3% 110-24
2 Texas 93.3% 110-19
3 Florida 93.3% 100-30
4 Ohio State 91.2% 102-25
5 USC 89.3% 102-26
6 LSU 88.6% 99-31
7 Virginia Tech 88.3% 99-32
8 Georgia 85.8% 98-31
9 Miami 83.4% 92-33
10 Tennessee 83.4% 83-44

2010s, so far


Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 98.4% 72-10
2 Stanford 93.1% 66-15
3 Oklahoma 92.3% 62-17
4 LSU 91.9% 61-17
5 Oregon 90.6% 69-12
6 Ohio State 90.2% 68-12
7 Florida State 89.8% 68-14
8 Notre Dame 89.3% 55-23
9 Georgia 87.5% 56-24
10 Michigan State 86.2% 65-16


Notre Dame is on that list about 8 times. Nebraska is on that list 5 times. Oklahoma is on the list 4 times. Michigan is on the list 6 times. Texas is on the list 5 times. Alabama is on the list 5 times.

(03-04-2016 11:25 PM)Nebraskafan Wrote:  Nebraska is on that list 5 times. Oklahoma is on the list 4 times. Michigan is on the list 6 times. Texas is on the list 5 times. Alabama is on the list 5 times.

Georgia 5x

By conference:

PAC (7 + 2 in progress)
USC (3)
UCLA (1)
Cal (1)
Colorado (1)
Utah (1)
Oregon (in progress)
Stanford (in progress)

BigXii (8 + 1 in progress)
Texas (5)
Oklahoma (3 + 1 in progress)

B1G (29 + 2 in progress)
Michigan (6)
Ohio State (5 + 1 in progress)
Nebraska (5)
Minnesota (4)
Penn St (3)
Wisconsin (3)
Michigan state (2 + 1 in progress)
Purdue (1)

ACC (13 +2 in progress)
Georgia Tech (3)
Miami (3)
Florida State (2 + 1 in progress)
Duke (2)
Pitt (2)
Virginia Tech (1)

SEC (26 + 3 in progress)
Tennessee (5)
Alabama (4 + 1 in progress)
Georgia (4 + 1 in progress)
Vanderbilt (3)
LSU (2 + 1 in progress)
Arkansas (2)
Auburn (2)
Florida (2)
Mississippi (2)

AAC (1)
Navy (1)

Independents (9 + 1)
Norte Dame (7 + 1)
Army (2)

(03-04-2016 11:25 PM)Nebraskafan Wrote:  http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...-michigan.
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FSU is on the list only 3 times.


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Notre Dame is on that list about 8 times. Nebraska is on that list 5 times. Oklahoma is on the list 4 times. Michigan is on the list 6 times. Texas is on the list 5 times. Alabama is on the list 5 times.

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Correction: Oklahoma is on the list 5 times

(03-05-2016 01:47 AM)jrj84105 Wrote:  By conference:

PAC (7 + 2 in progress)
USC (3)
UCLA (1)
Cal (1)
Colorado (1)
Utah (1)
Oregon (in progress)
Stanford (in progress)

BigXii (8 + 1 in progress)
Texas (5)
Oklahoma (3 + 1 in progress)

B1G (29 + 2 in progress)
Michigan (6)
Ohio State (5 + 1 in progress)
Nebraska (5)
Minnesota (4)
Penn St (3)
Wisconsin (3)
Michigan state (2 + 1 in progress)
Purdue (1)

ACC (13 +2 in progress)
Georgia Tech (3)
Miami (3)
Florida State (2 + 1 in progress)
Duke (2)
Pitt (2)
Virginia Tech (1)

SEC (26 + 3 in progress)
Tennessee (5)
Alabama (4 + 1 in progress)
Georgia (4 + 1 in progress)
Vanderbilt (3)
LSU (2 + 1 in progress)
Arkansas (2)
Auburn (2)
Florida (2)
Mississippi (2)

AAC (1)
Navy (1)

Independents (9 + 1)
Norte Dame (7 + 1)
Army (2)

What stands out the most besides consistent domination of college football by Notre Dame and Michigan throughout time, it is how weak the Pac 12 has been throughout the history of college football.

According to the list Alabama owned four decades. I'll buy that.

(03-05-2016 11:07 AM)Nebraskafan Wrote:  

(03-05-2016 01:47 AM)jrj84105 Wrote:  By conference:

PAC (7 + 2 in progress)
USC (3)
UCLA (1)
Cal (1)
Colorado (1)
Utah (1)
Oregon (in progress)
Stanford (in progress)

BigXii (8 + 1 in progress)
Texas (5)
Oklahoma (3 + 1 in progress)

B1G (29 + 2 in progress)
Michigan (6)
Ohio State (5 + 1 in progress)
Nebraska (5)
Minnesota (4)
Penn St (3)
Wisconsin (3)
Michigan state (2 + 1 in progress)
Purdue (1)

ACC (13 +2 in progress)
Georgia Tech (3)
Miami (3)
Florida State (2 + 1 in progress)
Duke (2)
Pitt (2)
Virginia Tech (1)

SEC (26 + 3 in progress)
Tennessee (5)
Alabama (4 + 1 in progress)
Georgia (4 + 1 in progress)
Vanderbilt (3)
LSU (2 + 1 in progress)
Arkansas (2)
Auburn (2)
Florida (2)
Mississippi (2)

AAC (1)
Navy (1)

Independents (9 + 1)
Norte Dame (7 + 1)
Army (2)

What stands out the most besides consistent domination of college football by Notre Dame and Michigan throughout time, it is how weak the Pac 12 has been throughout the history of college football.

I counted seven for Michigan.

Hardin–Simmons University to the Big 12!

(03-04-2016 11:25 PM)Nebraskafan Wrote:  http://www.sbnation.com/college-football...a-michigan

1890s
Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Harvard 93.9% 103-12-3
2 Yale 93.0% 106-7-5
3 Princeton 88.4% 108-9-4
4 Penn 85.2% 124-14-2
5 Wisconsin 78.3% 52-14-2
6 Cornell 68.4% 64-33-5
7 Michigan 67.6% 64-14-2
8 Dartmouth 62.4% 43-39-3
9 Minnesota 61.3% 43-18-2
10 Brown 60.1% 55-41-4

1900s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Yale 94.4% 100-4-5
2 Minnesota 89.5% 80-10-7
3 Vanderbilt 86.6% 57-10-3
4 Sewanee 86.3% 51-10-4
5 Harvard 86.3% 91-14-3
6 Michigan 84.8% 82-8-3
7 Princeton 82.8% 79-15-6
8 Wisconsin 81.0% 58-15-3
9 Penn 78.6% 100-17-7
10 Chicago 77.1% 81-18-8

1910s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Minnesota 90.2% 52-13-4
2 Notre Dame 87.8% 46-6-3
3 Georgia Tech 83.3% 66-16-4
4 Auburn 83.1% 60-16-4
5 Texas 82.7% 64-18-1
6 Harvard 80.7% 65-7-5
7 Nebraska 80.4% 58-13-6
8 Vanderbilt 79.7% 61-19-5
9 Georgia 77.3% 43-18-9
10 Georgetown 77.0% 56-18-4

1920s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 USC 93.6% 71-12-2
2 Notre Dame 91.6% 83-11-3
3 Army 84.8% 56-13-7
4 Nebraska 84.2% 55-18-9
5 Pittsburgh 84.1% 65-19-8
6 California 83.9% 73-15-7
7 Georgia Tech 80.6% 62-23-7
8 Vanderbilt 80.6% 68-17-7
9 Michigan 80.5% 58-16-4
10 Georgia 79.7% 60-31-4

1930s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 93.1% 79-11-5
2 Tennessee 90.2% 83-17-5
3 Pittsburgh 89.7% 75-14-7
4 Notre Dame 87.8% 66-20-5
5 Utah 86.7% 59-20-6
6 Fordham 85.9% 61-14-9
7 Minnesota 84.5% 57-19-6
8 Ohio State 83.5% 57-19-5
9 Santa Clara 82.7% 50-17-5
10 Duke 82.0% 77-17-5

1940s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Michigan 94.0% 74-15-3
2 Notre Dame 91.2% 82-9-6
3 Texas 89.4% 78-21-3
4 Duke 85.7% 59-28-5
5 Alabama 85.7% 66-23-4
6 Tennessee 85.0% 67-19-5
7 Army 83.8% 68-17-7
8 Penn 83.4% 57-21-4
9 Navy 82.3% 41-35-5
10 Hardin-Simmons 80.4% 56-13-6

1950s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Oklahoma 95.4% 93-10-2
2 Ole Miss 87.3% 80-21-5
3 Michigan State 86.1% 70-21-1
4 UCLA 81.7% 68-26-3
5 Georgia Tech 81.2% 79-26-6
6 Ohio State 81.0% 63-24-5
7 Texas 80.9% 64-38-2
8 Navy 80.6% 55-30-9
9 Wisconsin 80.3% 57-28-7
10 Notre Dame 80.1% 64-31-4

1960s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 93.0% 90-16-4
2 Ole Miss 92.6% 77-25-6
3 Penn State 88.0% 77-27-1
4 Texas 87.5% 86-19-3
5 Arkansas 85.9% 82-24-1
6 Purdue 83.8% 65-28-3
7 Notre Dame 83.6% 62-34-4
8 Michigan State 82.6% 59-34-3
9 LSU 81.9% 76-26-5
10 Tennessee 81.3% 67-32-6

1970s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 97.5% 103-16-1
2 Oklahoma 96.8% 102-13-3
3 Nebraska 95.8% 98-20-4
4 USC 93.7% 93-21-5
5 Michigan 93.1% 96-16-3
6 Texas 92.3% 88-26-1
7 Notre Dame 91.6% 91-22
8 Ohio State 91.2% 91-20-3
9 Penn State 91.0% 96-22
10 Arkansas 82.4% 79-31-5

1980s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Nebraska 96.1% 103-20
2 Miami 94.3% 99-20
3 Florida State 92.3% 87-29-3
4 Oklahoma 91.1% 91-26-2
5 Michigan 90.4% 90-29-2
6 Alabama 90.3% 85-33-2
7 Notre Dame 88.9% 76-39-2
8 UCLA 88.6% 82-30-6
9 Auburn 86.7% 86-31-2
10 Georgia 86.7% 89-27-4

1990s




Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Florida State 98.4% 109-13
2 Nebraska 96.6% 108-16-1
3 Florida 95.2% 102-22-1
4 Tennessee 92.9% 98-22-3
5 Michigan 92.6% 93-26-3
6 Penn State 90.6% 95-26
7 Notre Dame 88.4% 84-35-2
8 Ohio State 87.7% 91-29-3
9 Miami 87.1% 92-27
10 Colorado 86.9% 79-29-4

2000s



Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Oklahoma 95.3% 110-24
2 Texas 93.3% 110-19
3 Florida 93.3% 100-30
4 Ohio State 91.2% 102-25
5 USC 89.3% 102-26
6 LSU 88.6% 99-31
7 Virginia Tech 88.3% 99-32
8 Georgia 85.8% 98-31
9 Miami 83.4% 92-33
10 Tennessee 83.4% 83-44

2010s, so far


Avg. Percentile Rating Decade record
1 Alabama 98.4% 72-10
2 Stanford 93.1% 66-15
3 Oklahoma 92.3% 62-17
4 LSU 91.9% 61-17
5 Oregon 90.6% 69-12
6 Ohio State 90.2% 68-12
7 Florida State 89.8% 68-14
8 Notre Dame 89.3% 55-23
9 Georgia 87.5% 56-24
10 Michigan State 86.2% 65-16


Notre Dame is on that list about 8 times. Nebraska is on that list 5 times. Oklahoma is on the list 4 times. Michigan is on the list 6 times. Texas is on the list 5 times. Alabama is on the list 5 times.

Texas is on 6 times.

I don't know what your %s represent. They certainly aren't win %s.
Look at the W/L records in the 60s just as one example (although it is the same throughout the list-just really obvious in the 60s).

(03-05-2016 01:04 PM)Chappy Wrote:  Hardin–Simmons University to the Big 12!

They were the only other Texas-based school to make the lists. (Besides the Univ of Texas, yes 6 times).

I just wonder how many titles FSU would have won with a full-fledged playoff

'89, '90, '91, '92, '94, '96, '97 all disputable years