You mention BCS era and leave out the national champions from 2003 and instead include USC for 2003? The article lost all credibility there.
Sep 09, 2008 Rating
Apology by: Tex Noel
ATTENTION LSU FANS...and readers of my SEC STATS PAGE:
It was an inadvert mistake when I left LSU's 2003 and 2007 National Championships off my Decade of Championship compilation.
This was in no way an attempt to shide the accomplishments and the honor these teams not only received--but also deserved.
I appologize to the LSU Fans who are regular visitors to this site and to my SEC Stats paage! I am human and admit where I goofed and now we have resolved this problem....SO, let's hear it from the SEC Fans on which is conference is the best in college football!
All forgiven? Hope so, Keep coming back and see what Mo has done with his SEC football page and what stats I will present in presenting further proof of the outstanding teams, coaches and players in this powerhouse conference.
Tex Noel,
SEC StatHistorian
Oct 02, 2009 Rating
Where is Michigan 1997? by: Anonymous
Where is Michigan in 1997?
Both Nebraska and Michigan should be listed in 1997 according to the PDF's that you link as sources for the article at the bottom of the page.
Other than the mistakes about LSU and Michigan, and any others not yet found, pretty good stuff.
Oct 02, 2009 Rating
1997 Michigan has been added by: Tex Noel (1st-N-Goal)
Please excuse the over site in leaving 1997 Michigan off the Decade of Champions.
Jun 24, 2010 Rating
This is really inaccurate by: Mr Football
You cannot list Alabama as a national champion in 1973. That is absurd. #1 undefeated Alabama LOST to #2 undefeated Notre Dame in the 1973 Sugar Bowl, back when it WAS truly the national championship game on the field. Alabama had been voted #1 by the Coach's poll (UPI) who took their final vote BEFORE the bowl games in 1973. The AP waited of course until AFTER the bowl games to vote, which makes sense especially when #1 is playing #2. Notre Dame won 24-23 to win the national championship. It couldn't be more clear cut. Notre Dame finished 11-0, Alabama finished 10-1. Its not a split title, its not a national championship for Alabama. Are you seriously going to claim a national championship when you LOST the national championship game? Surely you aren't that lame are you Alabama?