From An SC Fan: If We Were In The Pac-10...

[HalfHusker]

Does anyone else think this is a stupid tread topic? I mean, the thing is, Nebraska ISN'T in the Pac 10 and never will be! So what's the point?

 

I've never fallen into these stupid comparisons as they are pointless. Better to talk about reality than "what-ifs".

 

Reality: NU needs to step it up, like, ten steps to beat sc... I belive they can do it though, and that will shut everyone up...wouldn't silence be a nice "sound" for once????

 

I can almost hear it...utter silence from Brisol... Or maybe the soft munching sound of Herbstreit eating his words!

[DaveH]

Does anyone else think this is a stupid tread topic? I mean, the thing is, Nebraska ISN'T in the Pac 10 and never will be! So what's the point?

There is none, really. Which is why the topic is lame.

[TrojanAlum]

Good point retire this one and move onto the real good stuff.

[DJR313]

If Nebraska is in the Pac-10 and on the coast, California is in the ocean. I say we'd be first place.

[Blackshirt316]

 

 

Husker fans!!! It's on baby...and were coming down there with our latte's and blonde haired women and giants of a football team to show you two things. 1. Championship Football and 2. Good looking women.

 

And by the way inorder for you guys to win a Championship you have to get players from Cali: Abdul Mahammud, Lawrence Phillups, Marlon Lucky, Sam Keller,Thunder Collins, Amand Green and much more...so We still win when you win.... and Callahan is a Joke!!!

 

 

See ya Saturday in Linclon for the big Red blow out!!! or on http://allaccess.am570radio.com/forum/viewtopic.one?id=51931 to hear what more Husker fans have to say about saturday's game.

 

 

First of all, we already know what championship football looks like, we played championship football for over forty years here and are getting back to playing it again... you guys? You win a title every 20 years or so and even with some of the best teams this century you STILL only have ONE trophy to show for it. 2nd we have both latte's and hot blondes here as well... I much prefer cappuccinos to the lattes but love the hot blondes - expecially since I'm dating one.

 

 

Hmm, really Cali players huh? Lets check the list here, Abdul Muhammud.. no idea who that is... if you mean WALI Muhammad he is from New Jersey and wouldn't even be one of the top 10 at his position for an all time NU team. Lawrence Phillips was from Arkansas and if he wasn't a dumbass he was clearly better than Reggie "thanks for the house" Bush. Ahman Green is a local boy from Omaha.. so basically on the list you have Thunder Collins - a decent player who took his ball and went home, Sam Keller - who may or may not beat the hell out of you guys this weekend but either way someone needs to smack whoever taught him how to throw in the back of the head for not teaching him better mechanics, and Marlon Lucky - Still has a lot to prove to earn the hype, but he's already guaranteed to be one of the smartest people on the field this weekend simply becuase he was smart enough to not attend U$C.

 

Whether we run the Option or run the WCO, we recruit athletes all around the country, we don't have the luxury of USC to just fill our class with home town kids - nor will we pay them to play for us. From my experiance as a CFB fan, California kids on average are simply Overrated, Kids from Texas are smarter on the field, Kids from Florida are faster and kids from smaller cities like Omaha and elsewhere around the contry have more heart and are alot more responsible most of the time.

 

So congratulations on winning a bunch of games in the weak Pac 10 and against extremely overrated Michigan and Notre Dame teams but only winning ONE national title in your wannabe dynasty.

[TrojanAlum]

 

 

Husker fans!!! It's on baby...and were coming down there with our latte's and blonde haired women and giants of a football team to show you two things. 1. Championship Football and 2. Good looking women.

 

And by the way inorder for you guys to win a Championship you have to get players from Cali: Abdul Mahammud, Lawrence Phillups, Marlon Lucky, Sam Keller,Thunder Collins, Amand Green and much more...so We still win when you win.... and Callahan is a Joke!!!

 

 

See ya Saturday in Linclon for the big Red blow out!!! or on http://allaccess.am570radio.com/forum/viewtopic.one?id=51931 to hear what more Husker fans have to say about saturday's game.

 

 

First of all, we already know what championship football looks like, we played championship football for over forty years here and are getting back to playing it again... you guys? You win a title every 20 years or so and even with some of the best teams this century you STILL only have ONE trophy to show for it. 2nd we have both latte's and hot blondes here as well... I much prefer cappuccinos to the lattes but love the hot blondes - expecially since I'm dating one.

 

 

Hmm, really Cali players huh? Lets check the list here, Abdul Muhammud.. no idea who that is... if you mean WALI Muhammad he is from New Jersey and wouldn't even be one of the top 10 at his position for an all time NU team. Lawrence Phillips was from Arkansas and if he wasn't a dumbass he was clearly better than Reggie "thanks for the house" Bush. Ahman Green is a local boy from Omaha.. so basically on the list you have Thunder Collins - a decent player who took his ball and went home, Sam Keller - who may or may not beat the hell out of you guys this weekend but either way someone needs to smack whoever taught him how to throw in the back of the head for not teaching him better mechanics, and Marlon Lucky - Still has a lot to prove to earn the hype, but he's already guaranteed to be one of the smartest people on the field this weekend simply becuase he was smart enough to not attend U$C.

 

Whether we run the Option or run the WCO, we recruit athletes all around the country, we don't have the luxury of USC to just fill our class with home town kids - nor will we pay them to play for us. From my experiance as a CFB fan, California kids on average are simply Overrated, Kids from Texas are smarter on the field, Kids from Florida are faster and kids from smaller cities like Omaha and elsewhere around the contry have more heart and are alot more responsible most of the time.

 

So congratulations on winning a bunch of games in the weak Pac 10 and against extremely overrated Michigan and Notre Dame teams but only winning ONE national title in your wannabe dynasty.

Year Champion Source Record Bowl Head coach

1869 Princeton (NCF) 1-1

1870 Princeton (NCF) 1-0

1871 No football games played

1872 Princeton (NCF) 1-0

1873 Princeton (NCF) 1-0

1874 Yale (NCF) 3-0

1875 Harvard (NCF) 4-0

1876 Yale (NCF) 3-0

1877 Yale (NCF) 3-0-1

1878 Princeton (NCF) 6-0

1879 Princeton (NCF) 4-0-1

1880 Princeton (NCF) 4-0-1

Yale (NCF) 4-0-1

1881 Yale (NCF) 5-0-1

1882 Yale (NCF) 8-0

1883 Yale (H) 8-0 Ray Tomkins (Captain)

1884 Yale (H) 9-0 Eugene L. Richards (Captain)

1885 Princeton (H) 9-0 Charles DeCamp (Captain)

1886 Yale (H) 9-0-1 Robert N. Corwin (Captain)

1887 Yale (H) 9-0 Harry W. Beecher (Captain)

1888 Yale (H) 13-0 Walter Camp

1889 Princeton (H) 10-0 Edgar Poe (Captain)

1890 Harvard (H) 11-0 G.A. Stewart/G.C. Adams

1891 Yale (H) 13-0 Walter Camp

1892 Yale (H) 13-0 Walter Camp

1893 Princeton (H) 11-0 Tom Trenchard (Captain)

1894 Yale (H) 16-0 William C. Rhodes

1895 Pennsylvania (H) 14-0 George W. Woodruff

1896 Princeton (H) 10-0-1 Garrett Cochran

1897 Pennsylvania (H) 15-0 George W. Woodruff

1898 Harvard (H) 11-0 W. Cameron Forbes

1899 Harvard (H) 10-0-1 Benjamin H. Dibblee

1900 Yale (H) 12-0 Malcolm McBride

1901 Michigan (H) 11-0 Won Rose Fielding Yost

1902 Michigan (H) 11-0 Fielding Yost

1903 Princeton (H) 11-0 Art Hillebrand

1904 Pennsylvania (H) 12-0 Carl Williams

1905 Chicago (H) 11-0 Amos Alonzo Stagg

1906 Princeton (H) 9-0-1 Bill Roper

1907 Yale (H) 9-0-1 Bill Knox

1908 Pennsylvania (H) 11-0-1 Sol Metzger

1909 Yale (H) 10-0 Howard Jones

1910 Harvard (H) 8-0-1 Percy Houghton

1911 Princeton (H) 8-0-2 Bill Roper

1912 Harvard (H) 9-0 Percy Houghton

1913 Harvard (H) 9-0 Percy Houghton

1914 Army (H) 9-0 Charley Daly

1915 Cornell (H) 9-0 Al Sharpe

1916 Pittsburgh (H) 8-0 Pop Warner

1917 Georgia Tech (H) 9-0 John Heisman

1918 Pittsburgh (H) 4-1 Pop Warner

1919 Harvard (H) 9-0-1 Won Rose Bob Fisher

1920 California (H) 9-0 Won Rose Andy Smith

1921 Cornell (H) 8-0 Gil Dobie

1922 Cornell (H) 8-0 Gil Dobie

1923 Illinois (H) 8-0 Bob Zuppke

1924 Notre Dame (H)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 10-0 Won Rose Knute Rockne

1925 Alabama (H)(CFRA)(NCF) 10-0 Won Rose Wallace Wade

Dartmouth (D) 8-0 Jesse Hawley

1926 Stanford (H)(D)(NCF) 10-0-1 Tied Rose Pop Warner

Alabama (H)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0-1 Tied Rose Wallace Wade

1927 Illinois (H)(D)(NCF) 7-0-1 Bob Zuppke

Yale (CFRA) 10-0 T.A. Dwight "Tad" Jones

1928 Georgia Tech (H)(CFRA)(NCF) 10-0 Won Rose Bill Alexander

USC (D) 9-0-1 Howard Jones

1929 Notre Dame (H)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0 Knute Rockne

1930 Notre Dame (H)(D)(NCF) 10-0 Knute Rockne

Alabama (CFRA) 10-0 Won Rose Wallace Wade

1931 USC (H)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 10-1 Won Rose Howard Jones

1932 USC (H)(CFRA)(NCF) 10-0 Won Rose Howard Jones

Michigan (D) 8-0 Harry Kipke

1933 Michigan (H)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 7-0-1 Harry Kipke

1934 Minnesota (AP)(H)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 8-0 Bernie Bierman

1935 Minnesota (UP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 8-0 Bernie Bierman

SMU (D) 12-1 Lost Rose Madison A. "Matty" Bell

1936 Minnesota (AP)(H)(D)(NCF) 7-1 Bernie Bierman

Pittsburgh (CFRA) 8-1-1 Won Rose Jock Sutherland

1937 Pittsburgh (AP)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0-1 Jock Sutherland

California (H) 10-0-1 Won Rose Leonard Allison

1938 TCU (AP)(H)(NCF) 11-0 Won Sugar Dutch Meyer

Notre Dame (D) 8-1 Elmer Layden

Tennessee (CFRA) 11-0 Won Orange Robert Neyland

1939 Texas A&M (AP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 11-0 Won Sugar Homer Norton

USC (D) 8-0-2 Won Rose Howard Jones

1940 Minnesota (AP)(D)(CFRA)(NCF) 8-0 Bernie Bierman

Stanford (H) 10-0 Won Rose Clark Shaughnessy

1941 Minnesota (AP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 8-0 Bernie Bierman

1942 Ohio State (AP)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-1 Paul Brown

Wisconsin (H) 8-1-1 Harry Stuhldreher

1943 Notre Dame (AP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-1 Frank Leahy

1944 Army (AP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0 Earl Blaik

Ohio State (NCF) 9-0 Carroll Widdoes

1945 Army (AP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0 Earl Blaik

Alabama (NCF) 10-0 Won Rose Frank Thomas

1946 Notre Dame (AP)(H)(NCF) 8-0-1 Frank Leahy

Army (H)(CFRA) 9-0-1 Earl Blaik

1947 Notre Dame (AP)(H) 9-0 Frank Leahy

Michigan (AP)[2](H)(CFRA)(NCF) 10-0 Won Rose Fritz Crisler

1948 Michigan (AP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0 Bennie Oosterbaan

1949 Notre Dame (AP)(H)(NCF) 10-0 Frank Leahy

Oklahoma (CFRA) 11-0 Won Sugar Bud Wilkinson

1950 Oklahoma (AP)(UP)(H) 10-1 Lost Sugar Bud Wilkinson

Tennessee (CFRA)(NCF) 11-1 Won Cotton Robert Neyland

1951 Tennessee (AP)(UP) 10-1 Lost Sugar Robert Neyland

Michigan State (H) 9-0 Biggie Munn

Maryland (CFRA)(NCF) 10-0 Won Sugar Jim Tatum

1952 Michigan State (AP)(UP)(H)(CFRA)(NCF) 9-0 Biggie Munn

Georgia Tech (INS) 12-0 Won Sugar Bobby Dodd

1953 Maryland (AP)(UP)(INS) 10-1 Lost Orange Jim Tatum

Notre Dame (H)(NCF) 9-0-1 Frank Leahy

Oklahoma (CFRA) 9-1-1 Won Orange Bud Wilkinson

1954 Ohio State (AP)(INS) 10-0 Won Rose Woody Hayes

UCLA (UP)(FWAA) 9-0 Red Sanders

1955 Oklahoma (AP)(UP)(INS)(FWAA) 11-0 Won Orange Bud Wilkinson

1956 Oklahoma (AP)(UP)(INS)(FWAA) 10-0 Bud Wilkinson

1957 Auburn (AP) 10-0 Shug Jordan

Ohio State (UP)(INS)(FWAA) 9-1 Won Rose Woody Hayes

1958 LSU (AP)(UPI) 11-0 Won Sugar Paul Dietzel

Iowa (FWAA) 8-1-1 Won Rose Forest Evashevski

1959 Syracuse (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-0 Won Cotton Ben Schwartzwalder

1960 Minnesota (AP)(UPI) 8-2 Lost Rose Murray Warmath

Mississippi (FWAA) 10-0-1 Won Sugar John Vaught

1961 Alabama (AP)(UPI) 11-0 Won Sugar Paul "Bear" Bryant

Ohio State (FWAA) 8-0-1 Woody Hayes

1962 USC (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-0 Won Rose John McKay

1963 Texas (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-0 Won Cotton Darrell Royal

1964 Alabama (AP)(UPI) 10-1 Lost Orange Paul "Bear" Bryant

Arkansas (FWAA) 11-0 Won Cotton Frank Broyles

1965 Alabama (AP)(FWAA) 9-1-1 Won Orange Paul "Bear" Bryant

Michigan State (UPI)(FWAA) 10-1 Lost Rose Duffy Daugherty

1966 Notre Dame (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 9-0-1 Ara Parseghian

1967 USC (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 10-1 Won Rose John McKay

1968 Ohio State (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 10-0 Won Rose Woody Hayes

1969 Texas (AP)(UPI)(FWAA)(RMN) 11-0 Won Cotton Darrell Royal

1970 Nebraska (AP)(FWAA) 11-0-1 Won Orange Bob Devaney

Texas (UPI) 10-1 Lost Cotton Darrell Royal

1971 Nebraska (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 13-0 Won Orange Bob Devaney

1972 USC (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Rose John McKay

1973 Notre Dame (AP)(FWAA) 11-0 Won Sugar Ara Parseghian

Alabama (UPI) 11-1 Lost Sugar Paul "Bear" Bryant

1974 Oklahoma (AP) 11-0 Barry Switzer

USC (UPI)(FWAA) 10-1-1 Won Rose John McKay

1975 Oklahoma (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Orange Barry Switzer

1976 Pittsburgh (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Sugar Johnny Majors

1977 Notre Dame (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Cotton Dan Devine

1978 Alabama (AP)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Sugar Paul "Bear" Bryant

USC (UPI) 12-1 Won Rose John Robinson

1979 Alabama (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Sugar Paul "Bear" Bryant

1980 Georgia (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Sugar Vince Dooley

1981 Clemson (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Orange Danny Ford

1982 Penn State (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Sugar Joe Paterno

1983 Miami (FL) (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Orange Howard Schnellenberger

1984 BYU (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 13-0 Won Holiday Lavell Edwards

1985 Oklahoma (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Orange Barry Switzer

1986 Penn State (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Fiesta Joe Paterno

1987 Miami (FL) (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Orange Jimmy Johnson

1988 Notre Dame (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Fiesta Lou Holtz

1989 Miami (FL) (AP)(UPI)(FWAA) 11-1 Won Sugar Dennis Erickson

1990 Colorado (AP)(FWAA) 11-1-1 Won Orange Bill McCartney

Georgia Tech (UPI) 11-0-1 Won Citrus Bobby Ross

1991 Miami (FL) (AP) 12-0 Won Orange Dennis Erickson

Washington (CNN)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Rose Don James

1992 Alabama (AP)(CNN)(FWAA) 13-0 Won Sugar Gene Stallings

1993 Florida State (AP)(CNN)(FWAA) 12-1 Won Orange Bobby Bowden

1994 Nebraska (AP)(CNN)(FWAA) 13-0 Won Orange Tom Osborne

1995 Nebraska (AP)(CNN)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Fiesta Tom Osborne

1996 Florida (AP)(CNN)(FWAA) 12-1 Won Sugar Steve Spurrier

1997 Michigan (AP)(FWAA) 12-0 Won Rose Lloyd Carr

Nebraska (ESPN) 13-0 Won Orange Tom Osborne

1998 Tennessee (BCS) 13-0 Won Fiesta Phillip Fulmer

1999 Florida State (BCS) 12-0 Won Sugar Bobby Bowden

2000 Oklahoma (BCS) 13-0 Won Orange Bob Stoops

2001 Miami (FL) (BCS) 12-0 Won Rose Larry Coker

2002 Ohio State (BCS) 14-0 Won Fiesta Jim Tressel

2003 LSU (BCS) 13-1 Won Sugar Nick Saban

USC (AP) 12-1 Won Rose Pete Carroll

2004 USC (BCS) 13-0 Won Orange Pete Carroll

2005 Texas (BCS) 13-0 Won Rose Mack Brown

2006 Florida (BCS) 13-1 Won BCS Title Game Urban Meyer

 

Lets compare...

[captain obvious]

Right... so you were able to learn from that list that the balance of power is cyclical, right?

 

Like I said, 6 years ago you probably didn't even give a damn. 6 years ago you were probably searching for something else to make you feel better about yourself.

[DaveH]

Alright, I think this is done.