(07-18-2022 10:05 AM)CYOWA Wrote:  

(07-16-2022 10:42 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Record Last 5 Seasons
50-12 [.806] UCF
48-15 [.762] Cincinnati
45-19 [.703] Oklahoma St
39-25 [.609] BYU, Iowa St
34-25 [.576] Houston
34-27 [.557] TCU
33-28 [.541] Kansas St
32-28 [.533] West Virginia
33-29 [.532] Baylor
26-34 [.433] Texas Tech
9-48 [.158] Kansas

Finally. A stat that isn't embarrassing.

It's pretty crazy that Baylor has a winning record the past five years considering that period includes a 1-11 campaign in our first post-scandal season under Matt Rhule and a 2-7 season in Dave Aranda's first year (the COVID season).

It's been a manic stretch for the Bears, but I think we're past those types of wild fluctuations now.

(07-18-2022 07:43 AM)doss2 Wrote:  

(07-17-2022 10:47 AM)7thyear Wrote:  

(07-15-2022 08:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Conference Titles
23 BYU
18 TCU
16 Cincinnati
15 West Virginia
11 Houston, Texas Tech
10 Baylor, Oklahoma St
6 Kansas, Kansas St, UCF
2 Iowa St

National Championships
2 TCU [1935, 1938]
1 Oklahoma St [1945]
1 BYU [1984]

UCF has one national championship

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OKS 2011 per Colley Matrix!

Any Oklahoma State fans have context as to the 1945 title and why Oklahoma State started to claim it (if I recall this is more recent, maybe the last 5-10 years)? Army and Bama also finished undefeated in 1945.

(07-18-2022 01:31 PM)tcufrog86 Wrote:  

(07-18-2022 07:43 AM)doss2 Wrote:  

(07-17-2022 10:47 AM)7thyear Wrote:  

(07-15-2022 08:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Conference Titles
23 BYU
18 TCU
16 Cincinnati
15 West Virginia
11 Houston, Texas Tech
10 Baylor, Oklahoma St
6 Kansas, Kansas St, UCF
2 Iowa St

National Championships
2 TCU [1935, 1938]
1 Oklahoma St [1945]
1 BYU [1984]

UCF has one national championship

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OKS 2011 per Colley Matrix!

Any Oklahoma State fans have context as to the 1945 title and why Oklahoma State started to claim it (if I recall this is more recent, maybe the last 5-10 years)? Army and Bama also finished undefeated in 1945.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-champion/

(07-18-2022 01:49 PM)TXPoke Wrote:  

(07-18-2022 01:31 PM)tcufrog86 Wrote:  

(07-18-2022 07:43 AM)doss2 Wrote:  

(07-17-2022 10:47 AM)7thyear Wrote:  

(07-15-2022 08:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Conference Titles
23 BYU
18 TCU
16 Cincinnati
15 West Virginia
11 Houston, Texas Tech
10 Baylor, Oklahoma St
6 Kansas, Kansas St, UCF
2 Iowa St

National Championships
2 TCU [1935, 1938]
1 Oklahoma St [1945]
1 BYU [1984]

UCF has one national championship

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OKS 2011 per Colley Matrix!

Any Oklahoma State fans have context as to the 1945 title and why Oklahoma State started to claim it (if I recall this is more recent, maybe the last 5-10 years)? Army and Bama also finished undefeated in 1945.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-champion/

Interesting, didn't realize they went through that process.

(07-15-2022 08:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Conference Titles
23 BYU
18 TCU
16 Cincinnati
15 West Virginia
11 Houston, Texas Tech
10 Baylor, Oklahoma St
6 Kansas, Kansas St, UCF
2 Iowa St

National Championships
2 TCU [1935, 1938]
1 Oklahoma St [1945]
1 BYU [1984]

1 National Championship for UCF as well.

(07-15-2022 08:07 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  Conference Titles
23 BYU
18 TCU
16 Cincinnati
15 West Virginia
11 Houston, Texas Tech
10 Baylor, Oklahoma St
6 Kansas, Kansas St, UCF
2 Iowa St

National Championships
2 TCU [1935, 1938]
1 Oklahoma St [1945]
1 BYU [1984]
1 UCF [2017]

FIFY

It comes down to what criteria do you use to justify a national chip. IMO, the BCS system started the unification for declaring national champions now followed by the CFP. Fair or unfair, that is what most accept as relevant criteria over the past several decades. Again, I don't have an agenda so if some of you want to include UCF as national champions then you're welcome to your opinion and I don't have a dog in that fight.

Def feel honored to be in the other teams company considering we are the new kids on the block (by a big margin). We're like fetuses compared to the other schools!

Current head coaches' won/loss records [ranked by total wins]...

149-69 [.683] Mike Gundy, Oklahoma St / 17 Seasons / 11-5 Bowls
48-15 [.762] Luke Fickell, Cincinnati / 5 Seasons / 2-2 Bowls
48-29 [.623] Kalani Sitake, BYU / 6 Seasons / 3-2 Bowls
42-34 [.553] Matt Campbell, Iowa St / 6 Seasons / 2-3 Bowls
20-16 [.556] Chris Klieman, Kansas St / 3 Seasons / 1-1 Bowls
19-15 [.559] Dana Holgorsen, Houston / 3 Seasons / 1-1 Bowls
17-18 [.486] Neal Brown, West Virginia / 3 Seasons / 1-1 Bowls
14-9 [.609] Dave Aranda, Baylor / 2 Seasons / 1-0 Bowls
9-4 [.692] Gus Malzahn, UCF / 1 Season / 1-0 Bowls
2-10 [.167] Lance Leipold, Kansas / 1 Season / 0-0 Bowls
0-0 Sonny Dykes, TCU
0-0 Joey McGuire, Texas Tech

(07-20-2022 10:35 AM)UCGrad1992 Wrote:  It comes down to what criteria do you use to justify a national chip. IMO, the BCS system started the unification for declaring national champions now followed by the CFP. Fair or unfair, that is what most accept as relevant criteria over the past several decades. Again, I don't have an agenda so if some of you want to include UCF as national champions then you're welcome to your opinion and I don't have a dog in that fight.

Considering it’s in the official record book and the playoff was stacked, I would think it counts more than many other claimed ships.