🏈 Here's a look at the nation's all-time best programs, ranked by total points based on AP Poll finishes since 1936.

[RTB X Bot]

 

[im4uainva]

ROLL TIDE!

 

[SnakeDoc]

Interesting that they didn't go left-right, then top-bottom. Wonder who they either, wanted on the top line, or didn't want on the top line?

 

[Bammerboy321]

Not a bad way to determine who is the best program, but I think a criteria point would be the best way to determine best programs. National titles being worth "X" amount of points, with AP Poll finishes being .5 point less, followed by conference championships, etc.. I think you'd still see a similar list.

Regardless of it all, it's awesome being a fan of the best program in the country.

 

[SnakeDoc]

Not a bad way to determine who is the best program, but I think a criteria point would be the best way to determine best programs. National titles being worth "X" amount of points, with AP Poll finishes being .5 point less, followed by conference championships, etc.. I think you'd still see a similar list.

Regardless of it all, it's awesome being a fan of the best program in the country.

Yep. Given that, the way they were ordered, and a few other things, you can bet whoever made that graphic was either a USC, LSU, Miami, or aTm fan, or maybe someone from the second row.

 

[alabama mike]

9 SEC teams and AL A BAM A is at the top. Outstanding!

 

['65 Cobra]

Interesting that they didn't go left-right, then top-bottom. Wonder who they either, wanted on the top line, or didn't want on the top line?

I was thinking the same thing. At first quick glance, it looks like USC comes in 2nd.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

9 SEC teams and AL A BAM A is at the top. Outstanding!

11 if you count OU-TX. I love that aubrun has no points this decade. Some teams, like UCLA and Washington, has just been around long enough to gather points.

 

[rick4bama]

@It Takes Eleven I come close to posting that too.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Ole ms. Really. Even mentioned is surprising

 

[mando]

Ole ms. Really. Even mentioned is surprising

Pretty sure that is mostly about the Vaught era.... He won at least one NC and looked up where he took them to 18 bowl games and only two coaches had a winning record against him Bear Bryant 7-6-1 and Neyland 3-2. Those records are much closer than I would have thought....