Top 25 Programs of the Decade

[Duckboy33]

According to 247

1. Alabama
2. Clemson
3. Ohio State
4. Oklahoma
5. LSU
6. Florida State
7. Oregon
8. Wisconsin
9. Georgia
10. Auburn
11. Stanford
12. Notre Dame
13. Florida
14. Michigan State
15. Boise State
16. Oklahoma State
17. Michigan
18. Washington
19. USC
20. Texas A&M
21. Penn State
22. Baylor
23. Miami FL
24. UCF
25. Texas

 

[RazzlDazzl]

These things are always subjective, but overall I think it's a decent list.

 

[Duckboy33]

These things are always subjective, but overall I think it's a decent list.

Who do you think will be the biggest "risers" in the next decade?

 

[OldDevilDawg]

Who do you think will be the biggest "risers" in the next decade?

I see UGA and Oregon in the top 5 in the next 5 years. Decades are much harder to predict.

 

[Duckboy33]

I see UGA and Oregon in the top 5 in the next 5 years. Decades are much harder to predict.

Decades can be difficult to predict. IMO

On the rise:
Texas
USC
Tennessee
Penn State

On the Decline:
Michigan State
Stanford
Boise State

 

[tinp]

Which decade we talkin' OP?

 

[RazzlDazzl]

Who do you think will be the biggest "risers" in the next decade?

I see UGA and Oregon in the top 5 in the next 5 years. Decades are much harder to predict.

The leg humper apparently has psychic powers.

 

[OldDevilDawg]

Decades can be difficult to predict. IMO

On the rise:
Texas
USC
Tennessee
Penn State

On the Decline:
Michigan State
Stanford
Boise State

On the rise:
Texas - being the premiere school in one of if not the best recruiting states in the nation, there's no excuse for them to have fallen from the ranks of the top 10......EVER. Something outside of CFB almost definitively affected that fall.

USC - ^^^yeah, these guys too.

Tennessee - Paper tiger. Back when they were great, they recruited the state of Georgia with the best of them. Until Dabo Swinney leaves Clemson, the Vols will always suck hind tit.

Penn State - Fully agree. Franklin is sitting on a sleeping giant....and he knows it. It's just a matter of time.

On the Decline:
Michigan State - I'll reserve judgment on this one until I can give Mel Tucker a couple of years. He is a brilliant football mind and one helluva recruiter. If he puts together the right team, he could make the B1G a very difficult conference to predict year after year.

Stanford - California should just quit football. it would be better for all involved.

Boise State - This is mostly true on the national stage due to the CFP. The Broncos took full advantage of the BCS format. They are still the most prominent G-5 team and will continue that under Harsin because of the program and how it was established and designed many years ago. I really don't see them losing any ground over the next decade.

 

[OldDevilDawg]

The leg humper apparently has psychic powers.

I'm an analyst by nature. Then I was professional trained in analytics by the finest fighting force on our planet. I might get it wrong sometimes, but my analysis will always be sound.

Also, I can lick myself. Can you?

 

[TechRaiderRider]

fuckin aggies -

 

[RazzlDazzl]

I'm an analyst by nature. Then I was professional trained in analytics by the finest fighting force on our planet. I might get it wrong sometimes, but my analysis will always be sound.

Also, I can lick myself. Can you?

In case you took that wrong, I meant that you posted exactly what I was going to.

As for your question, yes, I just can't stay close enough to finish the job

 

[Duckboy33]

Which decade we talkin' OP?

The last decade (2010-2019)

 

[tinp]

The last decade (2010-2019)

Just checking....



Texas?

Texas A&M??


Oklahoma State???

 

[batchaps4me]

Also, I can lick myself. Can you?

Are you granting permission? Asking for a friend.

 

[Duckboy33]

Wins during the last decade:

ACC:
1. Clemson - 116
2. Florida State - 96
3. Notre Dame* - 92
4. Virginia Tech - 84
5. Louisville - 81
6. Miami FL - 75
7. NC State - 70
8. Pittsburgh - 69
9. North Carolina - 67
10. Georgia Tech - 66
11. Duke - 63
12. Syracuse - 58
13. Boston College - 57
14. Wake Forest - 54
15. Virginia - 52

Big 12:
1. Oklahoma - 109
2. Oklahoma State - 93
3. TCU - 87
4. Baylor - 83
5. Kansas State - 81
6. West Virginia - 75
7. Texas - 71
8. Texas Tech - 60
9. Iowa State - 51
10. Kansas - 21

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State - 117
2. Wisconsin - 102
3. Michigan State - 92
4. Penn State - 87
5. Michigan - 85
6. Iowa - 81
7. Nebraska - 75
8. Northwestern - 72
9. Minnesota - 66
10. Maryland - 50
11. Indiana - 49
11. Rutgers - 49
13. Illinois - 46
14. Purdue - 43

PAC 12:
1. Oregon - 101
2. Stanford - 98
3. USC - 86
4. Washington - 85
5. Utah - 83
6. Arizona State - 73
7. UCLA - 64
8. Arizona - 62
9. Washington State - 61
10. California - 54
11. Colorado - 44
12. Oregon State - 43

SEC:
1. Alabama - 124
2. LSU - 103
3. Georgia - 100
4. Auburn - 87
5. Texas A&M - 84
6. Florida - 81
7. Mississippi State - 79
8. South Carolina - 77
9. Missouri - 76
10. Tennessee - 63
11. Ole Miss - 60
12. Arkansas - 58
13. Kentucky - 57
14. Vanderbilt - 53

Top 10 G5:
1. Boise State - 107
2. Northern Illinois - 91
3. San Diego State - 90
4. UCF - 88
5. Toledo - 85
6. Ohio - 81
7. Houston - 80
7. Navy - 80
9. Arkansas State - 79
9. Cincinnati - 79

 

[tinp]

Wins during the last decade:

ACC:
1. Clemson - 116
2. Florida State - 96
3. Notre Dame* - 92
4. Virginia Tech - 84
5. Louisville - 81
6. Miami FL - 75
7. NC State - 70
8. Pittsburgh - 69
9. North Carolina - 67
10. Georgia Tech - 66
11. Duke - 63
12. Syracuse - 58
13. Boston College - 57
14. Wake Forest - 54
15. Virginia - 52

Big 12:
1. Oklahoma - 109
2. Oklahoma State - 93
3. TCU - 87
4. Baylor - 83
5. Kansas State - 81
6. West Virginia - 75
7. Texas - 71
8. Texas Tech - 60
9. Iowa State - 51
10. Kansas - 21

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State - 117
2. Wisconsin - 102
3. Michigan State - 92
4. Penn State - 87
5. Michigan - 85
6. Iowa - 81
7. Nebraska - 75
8. Northwestern - 72
9. Minnesota - 66
10. Maryland - 50
11. Indiana - 49
11. Rutgers - 49
13. Illinois - 46
14. Purdue - 43

PAC 12:
1. Oregon - 101
2. Stanford - 98
3. USC - 86
4. Washington - 85
5. Utah - 83
6. Arizona State - 73
7. UCLA - 64
8. Arizona - 62
9. Washington State - 61
10. California - 54
11. Colorado - 44
12. Oregon State - 43

SEC:
1. Alabama - 124
2. LSU - 103
3. Georgia - 100
4. Auburn - 87
5. Texas A&M - 84
6. Florida - 81
7. Mississippi State - 79
8. South Carolina - 77
9. Missouri - 76
10. Tennessee - 63
11. Ole Miss - 60
12. Arkansas - 58
13. Kentucky - 57
14. Vanderbilt - 53

Top 10 G5:
1. Boise State - 107
2. Northern Illinois - 91
3. San Diego State - 90
4. UCF - 88
5. Toledo - 85
6. Ohio - 81
7. Houston - 80
7. Navy - 80
9. Arkansas State - 79
9. Cincinnati - 79

That's what I couldn't figure out having Texass on you teams of the decade list. 71 wins for the longwhores and Nebr. has 75.

Not sayin' Nebr. belongs, butt Tx surely don't.

 

[Duckboy33]

That's what I couldn't figure out having Texass on you teams of the decade list. 71 wins for the longwhores and Nebr. has 75.

Not sayin' Nebr. belongs, butt Tx surely don't.

It was 247s list, not mine

 

[tinp]

It was 247s list, not mine

Without a link, I'm holding you responsible for this shit. Know that.

 

[Shower Fart]

On the rise:
Texas - being the premiere school in one of if not the best recruiting states in the nation, there's no excuse for them to have fallen from the ranks of the top 10......EVER. Something outside of CFB almost definitively affected that fall.

USC - ^^^yeah, these guys too.

Tennessee - Paper tiger. Back when they were great, they recruited the state of Georgia with the best of them. Until Dabo Swinney leaves Clemson, the Vols will always suck hind tit.

Penn State - Fully agree. Franklin is sitting on a sleeping giant....and he knows it. It's just a matter of time.

On the Decline:
Michigan State - I'll reserve judgment on this one until I can give Mel Tucker a couple of years. He is a brilliant football mind and one helluva recruiter. If he puts together the right team, he could make the B1G a very difficult conference to predict year after year.

Stanford - California should just quit football. it would be better for all involved.

Boise State - This is mostly true on the national stage due to the CFP. The Broncos took full advantage of the BCS format. They are still the most prominent G-5 team and will continue that under Harsin because of the program and how it was established and designed many years ago. I really don't see them losing any ground over the next decade.

I’m optimistic about Mel Tucker and I really like most of the staff he brought in. Everyone is expected to be an aggressive recruiter and that was never the case with Dantonio.

The Curtis Maxwell lawsuit (Against Dantonio and ) has finally been dismissed, his lawyers were fined and reprimanded and they also have to give Dantonio $52k for legal fees. He was a poison pill in Detroit, absolutely killing recruiting there. Now that everyone can see he is FOS, hopefully Tucker can rebuild the relationships there.

The timing does suck though. No spring ball for a new staff and extending the recruiting dead period through the whole summer makes it a tougher transition. The schedule doesn’t help either, we’ve got @BYU and Miami (FL) on the OOC schedule.

 

[tinp]

I’m optimistic about Mel Tucker and I really like most of the staff he brought in. Everyone is expected to be an aggressive recruiter and that was never the case with Dantonio.

The Curtis Maxwell lawsuit (Against Dantonio and ) has finally been dismissed, his lawyers were fined and reprimanded and they also have to give Dantonio $52k for legal fees. He was a poison pill in Detroit, absolutely killing recruiting there. Now that everyone can see he is FOS, hopefully Tucker can rebuild the relationships there.

The timing does suck though. No spring ball for a new staff and extending the recruiting dead period through the whole summer makes it a tougher transition. The schedule doesn’t help either, we’ve got @BYU and Miami (FL) on the OOC schedule.

Good luck, Wet One.