The 15 Greatest College Football Traditions

Submitted by podizz on Tue, 10/28/2008 - 09:26
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  1. Notre Dame- 12 national championships and 14 bowl victories.
  2. Alabama- 11 national championships and 31 bowl victories.
  3. USC- 10 national championships and 31 bowl victories.
  4. Oklahoma- 7 national championships and 24 bowl victories.
  5. Michigan- 7 national championships and 19 bowl victories.
  6. Nebraska- 5 national championships and 24 bowl victories.
  7. Ohio St- 5 national championships and 18 bowl victories.
  8. Miami- 5 national championships and 18 bowl victories.
  9. Texas- 4 national championships and 25 bowl victories.
  10. Tennessee- 4 national championships and 25 bowl victories.
  11. Top Ten Alumni: (37 Pro-Bowlers and 10 Hall-of-Famers) Peyton Manning, Reggie White, Doug Atkins, Al Wilson, Jamal Lewis, Leonard Little, Jason Witten, Stanley Morgan, Carl Pickens, Albert Haynesworth
  12. LSU- 3 national championships and 21 bowl victories.
  13. Florida- 3 national championships and 17 bowl victories.
  14. Pitt- 6 national championships and 10 bowl victories.
  15. Minnesota- 6 national championships and 5 bowl victories.
  16. Penn St- 2 national championships and 26 bowl victories.
  17. Note: Princeton and Yale actually lead all schools in national championships with 24 and 19 respectively. However, given the state of their current programs and the fact that most of these wins occured at the turn of the century when far less teams were participating, they are not up for top 15 consideration. The same applies to Harvard (10 championships) and Penn (4 championships).
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