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  • FremontTroll
    FremontTroll Member Posts: 4,744
    TTJ said:

    Gladstone said:

    ...Elite verdict? No.

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    Michigan is #1 in all-time wins and #2 in all-time winning percentage. Their claim to 11 national championships is stronger than UW's claim to 2. They've even won one during current players' lifetimes.

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    If Michigan's not elite, ain't nobody other than Bama, USC, Ohio State, Texas, and Oklahoma elite.
  • BallSacked
    BallSacked Member Posts: 3,279
    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

  • TTJ
    TTJ Member Posts: 4,827

    ...If Michigan's not elite, ain't nobody other than Bama, USC, Ohio State, Texas, and Oklahoma elite...

    Ho. Lee. Fuck.
  • FremontTroll
    FremontTroll Member Posts: 4,744
    TTJ said:

    ...If Michigan's not elite, ain't nobody other than Bama, USC, Ohio State, Texas, and Oklahoma elite...

    Ho. Lee. Fuck.
    Four national championships since 1960 is tied for 5th most with OU and Notre Dame. Obviously Nebraska will never be Nebraska again and Miami was defined by being counter to the establishment.

    So its USC, Bama, OU, Texas and Ohio State as the biggest of the Big Ten midgets.

    Not to mention brand value, market share, etc.
  • MisterEm
    MisterEm Member Posts: 6,685

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

    Hurtful Ballbag POTW.
  • PurpleJ
    PurpleJ Member Posts: 37,778

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

    When was the last time UCLA won a Rose Bowl?
  • BallSacked
    BallSacked Member Posts: 3,279
    PurpleJ said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

    When was the last time UCLA won a Rose Bowl?
    When was the last time UW beat UCLA in the rosebowl?
  • MisterEm
    MisterEm Member Posts: 6,685

    PurpleJ said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

    When was the last time UCLA won a Rose Bowl?
    When was the last time UW beat UCLA in the rosebowl?
    answering a question with another question.

    How fitting.
  • Gladstone
    Gladstone Member Posts: 16,425

    PurpleJ said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

    When was the last time UCLA won a Rose Bowl?
    When was the last time UW beat UCLA in the rosebowl?
    uh what? shut up
  • PurpleJ
    PurpleJ Member Posts: 37,778

    PurpleJ said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    dnc said:

    PurpleJ said:

    People forget that the AP didn't start picking a national champ until 1936. Most of Michigan's titles were before that. Michigan has only won the AP poll twice since then, 1997 and 1948. They split a title in 1947. They aren't elite and never have been. B level like us, but never top tier A level. Losing record in the Rose Bowl, as well. They are closer to Princeton and Yale territory, but they've actually had recent success.

    Voted up for overall poast, they're a clear step above us(?) though.
    Disagree. We're dead even historically.
    In what?
    Football.

    Let's compare.

    UW: 1 natty in AP era (could claim more)
    Michigan: 2 natty in AP era

    Rose Bowels
    UW: 7-6-1
    Michigan: 8-12

    In the big picture we are very even. Michigan gets an edge due to not having 0-12, and having more recent success, but in terms of big wins we are pretty even.

    How many Owen12s and Juan11s does Michigan have?

    When was the last time UCLA won a Rose Bowl?
    When was the last time UW beat UCLA in the rosebowl?
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