Only three national championships under Barry Switzer in the 70's and 80's and one under Stoops in 2000. The rest has been mediocre relative to their talent level and weak conference. Bama, USC, Notre Dame, Texas, and Ohio State are ahead of Oklahoma in all-time success and greatness. There's more to it than just championships. There's also all-time records, bowls games, dominance during their peak eras, length of their peak eras, and number of prominent NFL players over the years which itself gives a program more prestige.
Texas?
You're not even fucking trying.
Yes, before they let black people play, Texas was the baddest program in the country for a long time. If we're talking all-time and not just recently, Texas still trumps Oklahoma. Nobody is putting Oklahoma on the Mount Rushmore of college football over Texas.
Bullshit. OU beats Texas at 10 out of 12 categories on winsipedia.
Better all time record. Almost double the natties. 18 more conference titles. Better bowl record. 21 more all americans. 5 more Heisman winners. More draft picks. More first round picks. 110 more weeks ranked. Over double the weeks at #1.
Texas wins 2 categories - they've been to 3 more bowl games and have 12 more total wins. You can be generous and add head to head record and Texas gets 3 out of 13.
That's it. OU is just far more historically significant. It's. Not. Even. Close.
FOH.
Texas is Texas baby. Oklahoma will always be their little brother. Texas has won more games than Oklahoma? That settles it then. Hook 'em.
12 more wins and 45 more losses. Hook ‘em horns! This shit is getting embarrassing Ballz.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
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Only three national championships under Barry Switzer in the 70's and 80's and one under Stoops in 2000. The rest has been mediocre relative to their talent level and weak conference. Bama, USC, Notre Dame, Texas, and Ohio State are ahead of Oklahoma in all-time success and greatness. There's more to it than just championships. There's also all-time records, bowls games, dominance during their peak eras, length of their peak eras, and number of prominent NFL players over the years which itself gives a program more prestige.
Texas?
You're not even fucking trying.
Yes, before they let black people play, Texas was the baddest program in the country for a long time. If we're talking all-time and not just recently, Texas still trumps Oklahoma. Nobody is putting Oklahoma on the Mount Rushmore of college football over Texas.
Bullshit. OU beats Texas at 10 out of 12 categories on winsipedia.
Better all time record. Almost double the natties. 18 more conference titles. Better bowl record. 21 more all americans. 5 more Heisman winners. More draft picks. More first round picks. 110 more weeks ranked. Over double the weeks at #1.
Texas wins 2 categories - they've been to 3 more bowl games and have 12 more total wins. You can be generous and add head to head record and Texas gets 3 out of 13.
That's it. OU is just far more historically significant. It's. Not. Even. Close.
FOH.
Texas is Texas baby. Oklahoma will always be their little brother. Texas has won more games than Oklahoma? That settles it then. Hook 'em.
12 more wins and 45 more losses. Hook ‘em horns! This shit is getting embarrassing Ballz.
More wins is all that matters! Hook 'em Horns! Fuck Oklahoma!
Only three national championships under Barry Switzer in the 70's and 80's and one under Stoops in 2000. The rest has been mediocre relative to their talent level and weak conference. Bama, USC, Notre Dame, Texas, and Ohio State are ahead of Oklahoma in all-time success and greatness. There's more to it than just championships. There's also all-time records, bowls games, dominance during their peak eras, length of their peak eras, and number of prominent NFL players over the years which itself gives a program more prestige.
Texas?
You're not even fucking trying.
Yes, before they let black people play, Texas was the baddest program in the country for a long time. If we're talking all-time and not just recently, Texas still trumps Oklahoma.
Ballz, you read the bar graph... of all time for most of us doesn’t pre-date 1936 unless you’re race.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
Miami and Texas in the top 5? Jesus fucking Christ, we know you like to just vomit out a Skip Bayless shit take whenever you find yourself in these losing arguments, but this is a new level of Ballz dipshittery.
Only three national championships under Barry Switzer in the 70's and 80's and one under Stoops in 2000. The rest has been mediocre relative to their talent level and weak conference. Bama, USC, Notre Dame, Texas, and Ohio State are ahead of Oklahoma in all-time success and greatness. There's more to it than just championships. There's also all-time records, bowls games, dominance during their peak eras, length of their peak eras, and number of prominent NFL players over the years which itself gives a program more prestige.
Texas?
You're not even fucking trying.
Yes, before they let black people play, Texas was the baddest program in the country for a long time. If we're talking all-time and not just recently, Texas still trumps Oklahoma.
Ballz, you read the bar graph... of all time for most of us doesn’t pre-date 1936 unless you’re race.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
Miami and Texas in the top 5? Jesus fucking Christ, we know you like to just vomit out a Skip Bayless shit take whenever you find yourself in these losing arguments, but this is a new level of Ballz dipshittery.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
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Texas is Texas baby. They were the first national powerhouse program in the first half of the 20th century. If you're doing a Mount Rushmore of college football programs they would be George Washington.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
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Texas is Texas baby. They were the first national powerhouse program in the first half of the 20th century. If you're doing a Mount Rushmore of college football programs they would be George Washington.
Notre Dame was the first national powerhouse program.
Texas doesn't even have a national championship from the first half the 20th century.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
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Texas is Texas baby. They were the first national powerhouse program in the first half of the 20th century. If you're doing a Mount Rushmore of college football programs they would be George Washington.
Notre Dame was the first national powerhouse program.
Texas doesn't even have a national championship from the first half the 20th century.
You're seriously not even trying.
They do have two, 1914 and 1941.
But fine the 60's and 70's since you wanna be nit picky.
Texas is the George Washington of college football. Ain't no doubt about it.
You wanna replace Texas with Notre Dame in the top-4 as the George Washington? That's fine. You can have that opinion. It's not blasphemous. They're up there. But Oklahoma would still be out of the top-4 in that scenario: Bama, USC, Ohio State, Notre Dame.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
Holy shit I didn't even see this gem. Let's do it.
Texas is Texas baby. They were the first national powerhouse program in the first half of the 20th century. If you're doing a Mount Rushmore of college football programs they would be George Washington.
Notre Dame was the first national powerhouse program.
Texas doesn't even have a national championship from the first half the 20th century.
You're seriously not even trying.
They do have two, 1914 and 1941.
But fine the 60's and 70's since you wanna be nit picky.
Texas is the George Washington of college football. Ain't no doubt about it.
You wanna replace Texas with Notre Dame in the top-4 as the George Washington? That's fine. You can have that opinion. It's not blasphemous. They're up there. But Oklahoma would still be out of the top-4 in that scenario: Bama, USC, Ohio State, Notre Dame.
It's Bama in a tier by themselves.
Oklahoma, Ohio State, USC, Notre Dame interchangeable in tier 2. You could argue any 3 of these 4 and I wouldn't be mad, they're indistinguishable.
Texas makes tier 3 with Nebraska, Michigan and the three Florida schools.
I don't care about just fucking national championships. 90-95% of the all-time history of these top programs are seasons in which they didn't win national championships. So who had more success longer? Who has the highest overall win percentage? Who was dominant for longer? Who put more prominent players in the NFL? The Mount Rushmore of college football is Bama, USC, Texas, and Ohio State and I'd put Miami at #5 due to their dominance during peak eras and ridiculous amount of top NFL players they produced. Miami was also just way more swaggy than everybody else and changed college football culture so those great Miami teams will always be remembered as more legendary than any others in college football. Fuck Oklahoma.
Holy shit I didn't even see this gem. Let's do it.
Texas is Texas baby. They were the first national powerhouse program in the first half of the 20th century. If you're doing a Mount Rushmore of college football programs they would be George Washington.
Notre Dame was the first national powerhouse program.
Texas doesn't even have a national championship from the first half the 20th century.
You're seriously not even trying.
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Texas doesn't even have a national championship from the first half the 20th century.
You're seriously not even trying.
But fine the 60's and 70's since you wanna be nit picky.
Texas is the George Washington of college football. Ain't no doubt about it.
You wanna replace Texas with Notre Dame in the top-4 as the George Washington? That's fine. You can have that opinion. It's not blasphemous. They're up there. But Oklahoma would still be out of the top-4 in that scenario: Bama, USC, Ohio State, Notre Dame.
Oklahoma, Ohio State, USC, Notre Dame interchangeable in tier 2. You could argue any 3 of these 4 and I wouldn't be mad, they're indistinguishable.
Texas makes tier 3 with Nebraska, Michigan and the three Florida schools.
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