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[DMBEAR]

Sec 3 out of the last 5 national championships, case closed.

1998-present
Conference Championships Schools BCS Championship Game Record
SEC          5   LSU (2007 & 2003), Florida (2006) (2008) , Tennessee (1998)
Big 12       2    Texas (2005), Oklahoma (2000)
Pac 10      1    USC (2004)
Big 10       1    Ohio State (2002)
Big East    1     Miami (2001)
ACC         1     Florida State (1999)

UPDATE....Make that 4 outta 6

Well, Since the BCS was created, the Sec has won 5 titles, and if you add up all the other conferences together, the Pacfudge10, Pig12, Pig10, PigEast, and Acc, they have a total of 6.  LMAO................SEC SEC SEC

And sorry for the Dogpile, but "Big Game Bob" Stoops is 0-5 in his last 5 BCS games 

[oakranger]

UPDATE....Make that 4 outta 6

Well, Since the BCS was created, the Sec has won 5 titles, and if you add up all the other conferences together, the Pacfudge10, Pig12, Pig10, PigEast, and Acc, they have a total of 6.  LMAO................SEC SEC SEC

And sorry for the Dogpile, but "Big Game Bob" Stoops is 0-5 in his last 5 BCS games 

Go back to the beginning of the BCS, 1992.   that's when is started if i am not mistaking.

1992- Alabama
1993- Florida State
1994- Nebraska
1995- Nebraska
1996- Florida
1997- Michigan, Nebraska
1998- Tenn


SEC - 7
Big 12 - 5
Big-10 - 2
Pac 10 - 2
ACC - 2
Big East -1

Well, SEC does show its powers in the national Championship.

[DMBEAR]

Go back to the beginning of the BCS, 1992.   that's when is started if i am not mistaking.

1992- Alabama
1993- Florida State
1994- Nebraska
1995- Nebraska
1996- Florida
1997- Michigan, Nebraska
1998- Tenn


SEC - 7
Big 12 - 5
Big-10 - 2
Pac 10 - 2
ACC - 2
Big East -1

Well, SEC does show its powers in the national Championship.

Nope. Bcs has been in place since the 1998 season.  Here are the entire BCS bowl results.

**Note that the Pig10 and Pig12 conferences have losing records.

BCS Bowl wins by conference

W   L   Pct   

SEC - 12 wins 5 losses .710
Tennessee (1-1)
Florida (4-1)
Alabama (0-2)
LSU (4-0)
Georgia (2-1)
Auburn (1-0)

Pac-10 -  9 wins 4 losses .692
UCLA (0-1)
Stanford (0-1)
Washington (1-0)
Oregon State (1-0)
Oregon (1-0)
Washington State (0-1)
USC (6-1)

Big East - 3 wins 3 loses .500
Syracuse (0-1)
Pittsburgh (0-1)
West Virginia (2-0)
Louisville (1-0)
Cincinnati (0-1)

Big 12 - 7 wins 9 losses .438
Texas A&M (0-1)
Nebraska (1-1)
Oklahoma (2-5)
Colorado (0-1)
Kansas State (0-1)
Texas (3-0)
Kansas (1-0)

Big Ten - 8 wins 11 losses .421
Wisconsin (2-0)
Ohio State (4-3)
Michigan (1-3)
Purdue (0-1)
Illinois (0-2)
Iowa (0-1)
Penn State (1-1)

ACC - 5 wins 10 losses .333
Florida State (1-5)
Miami (3-1)
Maryland (0-1)
Virginia Tech (1-2)
Wake Forest (0-1)


I'd agree with anyone defending Utah's credentials to claim a national title this year, but these divisions are lacking an overall # of appearances to be considered to be placed with the above.

MWC 2 wins 0 losses 1.000
Utah (2-0)

WAC 1 win 1 loss .500
Boise State (1-0)
Hawaii (0-1)

Independent 0 wins3 losses .000
Notre Dame (0-3) 

[oakranger]

1998, i thought it was 1992.  Wow, i guess Pac-10 and Big-12 is not as good as they think they are.  And if you look at the number of appearance in bowl games:


Big 10 - 19
SCE - 17
BIG 12 - 16
PAC 10 - 13
ACC - 10

Same result, PAC 10 and Big 12 still not as strong.

[DJ111]

Ahem.


Gig'em.