Bill Mastro and his crew are even worse than I thought

[drcy]

I'm a U of Wisconsin alum and know that Nebraska has a far more glorious football history than Wisconsin's. Nebraska's is better than Michigan's and Ohio State's.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by drcy

I'm a U of Wisconsin alum and know that Nebraska has a far more glorious football history than Wisconsin's. Nebraska's is better than Michigan's and Ohio State's.

Educate yourself, lad.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michiga...rines_football

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Educate yourself, lad.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michiga...rines_football

Certainly in the last 50 years Nebraska's football history is far superior to Michigan's. Now over the last 125 years it's pretty close to even, but Michigan had an 11 year head start on Nebraska in football.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Certainly in the last 50 years Nebraska's football history is far superior to Michigan's. Now over the last 125 years it's pretty close to even, but Michigan had an 11 year head start on Nebraska in football.

I have a 125 year time frame on most issues. 4-4-1 head to head I believe, btw.

[drcy]

I go by quality of wins and anything before 1975 really was rugby.

[sycks22]

If we're talking the history of college football the U of M Gophers have a winning record on pretty much everyone. We dominated in the 30's - 60's. Buckeyes all the way though

[scooter729]

Harvard's national titles in college football will crush most programs if we're talking 125 years here!

Not sure how this derailed into two completely separate threads within one thread, but enjoying both topics....

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by sycks22

If we're talking the history of college football the U of M Gophers have a winning record on pretty much everyone. We dominated in the 30's - 60's. Buckeyes all the way though

Dude. Michigan v Minnesota 73-24-3. The Little Brown Jug game, for those not steeped in the tradition.