Great NCAAF teams have been gone since the mid-90's

[ANOTHERDAY]

Days of great teams are over, they been over since the mid-90's.

Greats like Nebraska in the 90's, FSU, and Miami in the 80's are over.

Nebraska had the greatest of them all with Frasier and Co.

 

[urfavorite]

alabama and notre dame have to mentioned out of respect sir...??

 

[CowboyT]

No way. USC, LSU, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and Ohio State* are all "the greats" of the '00s.

* I know the argument, but you have to give credit where it's due. They've dominated the Big Ten in the 00's.

 

[ANOTHERDAY]

If you look back on those teams that I mentioned, games where never close. The teams in the 00's always had very close calls. The year Neb won in the mid 90's, they won every game by 25. Miami and FSU in the title days also won each game by a wide margin. The last 13 years, there has not been a title holder who can say that.

 

[homedawg]

to a lesser extent Syracuse, Colorado, and Texas A&m were all perennial top 20 teams.

 

[sarcean]

No way. USC, LSU, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and Ohio State* are all "the greats" of the '00s.

* I know the argument, but you have to give credit where it's due. They've dominated the Big Ten in the 00's.

You are leaving out Georgia..

They have constantly always been in the top 5 or 10 at the end of the season. Won several BCS bowls, won a few SEC titles, and have an amazing road record (29-4 in road games under Richt). Better record in the 00's then LSU and Florida.

Oklahoma cant win a BCS bowl to save their life. I think you have to atleast win a few of your big bowls to be considered a great team.