Stupid clickbait. I think keeping Florida State out was just to intentionally stir controversy. Other than pointless geography, not having Florida State and Miami but having Nebraska makes no sense. Oregon has nothing in common with these programs. Once you get past the 10 obvious choices, there are about 20 programs that can move up and down that are about the same.
How TF did I not remember/realize that the Pac lost 8 out of the 9 Rose Bowels between the UW wins in 91 and 2000?
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Did our boy Barry Alverez win three Rose Bowls? On Wisconsin @PurpleBaze@Mad_Son
UW beat Wisconsin at home in 92 and Alveraz backed out of the 93 return game in Madison so he could build his program. Ended up winning the Rose Bowl that year
How TF did I not remember/realize that the Pac lost 8 out of the 9 Rose Bowels between the UW wins in 91 and 2000?
Thanks Northwestern!
Did our boy Barry Alverez win three Rose Bowls? On Wisconsin @PurpleBaze@Mad_Son
UW beat Wisconsin at home in 92 and Alveraz backed out of the 93 return game in Madison so he could build his program. Ended up winning the Rose Bowl that year
Yep he won in 93, 98 and 99, twice over UCLA and once over Ty. All one score games.
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Clemson wouldn't
Preseason #1 as late as 1997. Natty in 91. Uncrowned champs in 2000 after beating the vaunted Canes
Point is Michigan was coming off of a 97 natty and Oregon had yet to win a Rose Bowl and pop off. It would have been USC and UW not Oregon
And it would be Florida State and Miami not Clemson
In 2000 Bama was struggling
Things change all the time and a super league of 15 teams is retarded. Do the Power 64
They're always going to be a factor in this kind of stuff because of the TV market and history.
They had dominated the Pac most of the 80's but UW and UCLA won multiple league titles in the 90s. Bitchfork almost won the natty in 96
That's why I say let the 64 in
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From memory -the 90s. 6 out of the 10 won the league. And football was invented
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UW beat Wisconsin at home in 92 and Alveraz backed out of the 93 return game in Madison so he could build his program. Ended up winning the Rose Bowl that year