Washington Oregon and USC have all been HAMMERED and are the only three Asian 12 teams to do shit the last 28 years
OK Oregon didn't get HAMMERED but they got the business. I guess, Bill, they can do whatever they want
Programs that ran relatively clean programs used to win plenty though.
I'm aware of exactly NONE, unless you think 8 and 9 win seasons is "plenty".
Nebraska in the 90s. They won three. Michigan in the 90s. Penn State in the 80s. Just a few examples.
Did you actually cite Nebraska in the 90s? Next to Barry Switzer's Oklahoma Sooners of the early to mid-80s, there might not have been a more out-of-control program ever, and that's saying a mouthful. Obsbourne completely lost control of that shit-show, during which time Nebraska players spent as much time in the slammer as they did in practice.
I've always said there was some view of Nebraska associated with middle America and all that shit, which hid their misdeeds in a way other programs couldn't get away with, and I always knew there would come a day when enough time would pass and people would forget how dirty and lunatic they were during that run. You just confirmed what I thought.
As for Michigan, I won't spend too much energy arguing against a 12-0 team, but it wasn't the scariest 12-0 team I've ever seen, and winning the title by beating my kewgs in the Rose Bowl wasn't exactly an exclamation point.
The point really was dynasties, or something approaching it.
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I've always said there was some view of Nebraska associated with middle America and all that shit, which hid their misdeeds in a way other programs couldn't get away with, and I always knew there would come a day when enough time would pass and people would forget how dirty and lunatic they were during that run. You just confirmed what I thought.
As for Michigan, I won't spend too much energy arguing against a 12-0 team, but it wasn't the scariest 12-0 team I've ever seen, and winning the title by beating my kewgs in the Rose Bowl wasn't exactly an exclamation point.
The point really was dynasties, or something approaching it.