(04-02-2020 08:45 PM)10thMountain Wrote:  Can’t help notice how you keep changing the timeline to fit your terrible narrative. Stop dodging and answer the question:

What has UT done in the past 10 years?

How many 1st place and or record setting collegiate revenue years has UT had in the past 10 years?

You look absolutely ridiculous denying a basic truth the entire college world knows:

Nobody has done less with more over the past decade than UT

There's only one timeline where your argument makes any sense at all. I'm showing what it looks like over various timelines. You are the one cherry picking. And there are a lot of schools who have done significantly less with a lot of resources even over that time frame (UCLA, Illinois, Tennessee to name a few). And you've presented absolutely no data to back up your opinion. Texas does have a winning conference record, 47-42, and a winning overall record, 71-57, during the worst period for Texas football since the 1930s. And they have a top 10 finish.

Programs have up and down periods. Alabama was 67-53 over the 10 year period prior to Nick Saban (97-06), also 14 games over .500. Officially they were even worse as 16 of those wins were vacated, so they were 51-53.

Notre Dame was only 70-52 in the 10 years before Brian Kelly, very similar.

As for A&M, I went back to 1968 and they had only 7 top 10 finishes in 52 years with the best a #6 and the most recent 2013 with Johnny Manziel. Texas had 7 top 10 finishes just from 2000 to 2009, a #1, #2, #4, #5 (2), #6, #10. And, of course, Texas had a #9 finish in 2018. Michigan also only has one top 10 finish in the last 10 years. Notre Dame and USC only have two. Nebraska and Miami have none.