Texas Tech alum here. Yes, Mike Leach was the best coach in program history. He was not only the winningest coach in program history, he made Tech relevant. During his tenure from 2000 to 2009, Texas Tech was the only program in the Big 12 that was bowl eligible every season. Not Texas, not Oklahoma. He is the only coach in program history to have beaten in-state rivals Texas and Texas A&M in the same season twice (2002 and 2008). Leach's teams actually had a 7-3 record against the Aggies. After all that, he was fired the next season in a BS political move by AD Gerald Myers and Chancellor Kent Hance.
Hmm, I think this is because prior to 06 - if I understand correctly - to become bowl eligible you couldn’t have a losing record at any point throughout the season and in 05, Oklahoma was 1-2 and 2-3 early in the season. That was their second worst season from 00-09 and they finished 8-4 after beating Oregon in the Holiday Bowl. Their worst season during that stretch was 8-5, the year Sam Bradford was in and out from injury (09) and they beat Stanford in the Sun Bowl. Though I guess the first game didn’t count against bowl eligibility because Texas Tech lost their first game in 02 making them 0-1 but they went 2-1 immediately afterwards, so their record didn’t get worse than .500 after that (2-2 through first 4 games). Another theory I have is in 2007, the NCAA ruled that Oklahoma had to vacate every win from 2005 due to two players receiving money from a local car dealership in Norman, so there was a time their record showed they finished 0-4 that season, though that was appealed by Oklahoma and the decision was reversed in 2008. The reversal makes me inclined to think that doesn’t factor into it unless some source isn’t acknowledging the reversal or just hasn’t had their system updated in over 15 years.
@@Jayhawk887That's admitting you are historically terrible. Which is true. So glad KU got off their period and now we get to remind you next year. MIZ FKU And yes you have basketball but we are at least occasionally good at basketball. Love you byeeee
2014 Mississippi State deserves a mention. As a fan, I remember the run where we beat ranked LSU (in Baton Rouge), beat ranked Texas A&M to get Gameday at the Junction for the first time, and then beat #2 Auburn to become AP ranked #1 for the first time in school history. A few weeks later we were bestowed the honor and all time trivia question of the first #1 ranked by the CFP committee.
Mississippi State isnt historically terrible but does have an abysmal record against LSU. Yall have given us trouble many years though. Yall had this one big hoss of a wideout that we just could not stop
@@Jeromus1970James kid was near bottom of depth chart. Fact! Leach firing 100% political. Craig James had espn connections and put A.D. at tech under pressure to remove leach. Tech kissed espn a** and removed leach. I understand the tv money b.s. but only the best should play the most. Craig's son did not deserve to play
I was at that Gopher vs Penn State game. I didn't go to Minnesota, but a bunch of my friends did since we grew up there. That was one of the most electric atmospheres I have ever been a part of and one of the most thrilling games as well. And Antoine Winfield Jr. is a certified DAWG (so were those awesome WRs)
I worked security at this game as a fundraiser for spring break… I worked the student section and almost crushed to death with everyone storming the field… unreal experience tho
Absolutely and their falloff was wild. They had a stretch so terrible that they never won more than 3 games from 2010-2021 with 2015 and 2020 as their winless seasons. Even Charlie Weis and Les Miles couldn’t turn around the program, who were big name coaches and Miles had his one title with LSU. Now they’re a team on the rise with Lance Leipold and have made consecutive bowl games, showing up as contenders to at least be ranked, and secured their first winning season in 15 years in 2023.
That Rutgers team with Ray Rice was not to be slept on, especially if you happen to be a woman in an elevator Im sorry i had to 😂😂 I meant the first part though Schiano right? Good coach got some tough breaks down the road.
I remember that Tech upset vividly from my childhood... I've never heard my dad scream in so much joy after that Crabtree TD, he ran out the front door and sprinted down the street screaming lmao I was like 8 running and screaming too (he's a Tech alum)
Texas Tech was really a weird choice. As you said, they were never really garbage. They're an average-to-above average program as far as I could recall.
TTU student here. 2008 is widely recalled as the greatest season in school history here, and it's been a lot of 5-7, 6-6, and 7-5 here. I'd say it's a good choice cause that is the one bright spot of this program.
@@roberthenry9319been there as student and been there at least 50 times in last 15 yrs. If coaches are behind you any person can be great. By the way,what school gave you a football scholarship?
If Wake Forest would’ve held on to that game against North Carolina, then they would’ve had possibly an outside chance of making the playoffs that year. That loss against Clemson sealed any little chance of them making it in although Cincinnati that year still would’ve possibly made it over them. I definitely remember that 2019 Minnesota squad as well, I thought for sure that win against Penn State was going to fuel them for the rest of the season but sadly that Iowa loss really messed things up for them, then Wisconsin was the nail in the coffin.
Right? Historically terrible teams don't have 7 claimed national championships. As an IU fan I would trade our history for Minnesota's in a heartbeat... as long as we would get to keep Cignetti
2 10-win seasons in 117 years is historically bad, they haven't won the Big Ten since 1967 and 2019 is their only Big Ten division title ever, 2019 was also the first time they finished in the AP top 10 since 1962
Minn has tons of NCs in the past. If you are gonna talk about them., then talk about Nebraska, Pitt, G Tech, Army, Ole Miss, etc. Other "historical bad" bad recently programs that have won tons on NCs in the past. Ok, good video btw, just watched the rest of the video. You are young. lol
The 2008 Big 12 South tiebreaker went to the fifth tiebreaker, as all three teams went 7-1 in conference play, and all three went 1-1 against each other. The tiebreaker was their BCS ranking. Oklahoma was #2, Texas was #3, and Texas Tech was #7. The main thing that got Oklahoma in over Texas was their non-conference schedule, with wins over TCU (ranked #11 going into conference championships, final rank #7) and Cincinnati (ranked #13 going into conference championships, final rank #17). Oklahoma beat these two teams by 25 and 26 points.
@@Amateurloree A 12 team playoff back then would've been: 5 USC vs 19 Virginia Tech 6 Utah vs 12 Cincinnati 7 Texas Tech vs 10 Ohio St 8 Penn St vs 9 Boise St The teams with a bye would be #1 Oklahoma, #2 Florida, #3 Texas, and #4 Alabama.
There was only one team on there that has an all-time winning record below .500. Minnesota even won national titles and Wake won the ACC. So you managed to fail on both ends of the promise of the video. I would suggest for a part two: - 2012 Kent St - 2016 Temple - 2010 UConn - 2020 Indiana
I’d put 2015 or 2016 Houston from AAC before I’d put Temple. Even though in 2016 they went 5-3 in conference they were 9-4, and they upset TWO top 5 teams.
@@techie-nano is Houston historically terrible? Not on the same level as Temple. Temple ranks 120th in Winning percentage and Houston 68th according to Winsipedia. There is a big difference between being bad and mid.
@@justinress2782 Looking alll the way back in history, sure. They've had periods where they had Case Keenum in recent years and been decent, but its only ever been a case of being decent in the AAC. I think listing "Historically bad" simply on win percentage is a poor metric, that could be severely biased towards historical conference alignments, schedules, etc. I'd say the exception here lies in back to back to back upsets against Top 10 teams (FSU, Oklahoma, and Louisville), teams that historically would've all wiped the floor with a team like Houston. 2015 Temple goes 7-1 in AAC and 10-4 Overall, losing all of their competitive non-conference games. 2016 Temple goes 7-1 in AAC and 10-4 Overall, losing all of their competitive non-conference games. I wouldn't call that exceptional by any means.
@@techie-nano Houston is a team that was historically more likely to string together winning seasons than loosing seasons. They never really had down periods except the early to mid 90s. They weren’t ever a threat for national titles despite having a Heisman winning QB. But if they had down seasons, they bounced back a couple of years later. Calling them historicaly bad or even terrible is just rude.
The biggest one to me is 2012 Kent State. 11-3. Easily the best record in school history and they had some fun players too. Traiyon Durham and Dri Archer were the entire offense but it worked. Luke Batton and Roosevelt Nix(fullback at the next level but an awesome DT in college) were great too on defense. If not for NIU they probably would have won the MAC that year
Man I didn't know 733 wins, 7 national championships, 18 Big 10 titles, competitive in 3/4 major rivalries, and a Heisman trophy winner is historically bad.
My high school chose its mascot because of the one other time that Minnesota was actually good happening to correspond with the moment that Gresham High realized that they needed a mascot other than the Berrypickers....
I went to the game when Tech blew out KU, was in 8th grade at the time. Went with my uncle and was listening to the radio on the drive up. Never forget the student section leaving at halftime. Tar Heel fan now but it was a fun experience at the time. 🙌🏾
I was in love with those Wake and Minnesota teams , part of the reason why i love the 12 team playoff , cause teams like that can compete for the playoffs now
Minnesota has one from 1960 and the rest are during ww1 and ww2 Sure they exist But that’s like saying yale is a powerhouse because they have the most national championships
@@extragoogleaccount6061 I mean that national championship was weird because it was before the AP poll but it's a shared title between Minnesota Michigan and upenn
ROFL I'm a former Golden Gopher, I remember that 2019 season well. They were just scraping by their FCS cupcake opponents and I was like "well, at least they won, hopefully they can find 3 conference wins and get bowl eligible." Then a few weeks later, we were talking about them crashing the CFP (which obviously didn't even come close to happening, but at least we got to dream for a few days)
Definitely like this video, but I’m gonna put an oldie on this list. 1998 Arizona. They played one bad game, and considering how weird that year was, they would conceivably have competed for the National Title. They finished 12-1 with their only loss being to a really good UCLA. It was just a lot of bad luck. UCLA got beat up at the end of the season and their defense became a sieve, leading to that infamous Rose Bowl against Wisconsin and leading to the coming out party of Ron Dayne. Needless to say, the 50-42 win over Arizona State is still one of the best games in the rivalrie’s history.
I remember telling everybody before the 2019 season that Minnesota would be the surprise team in the Big Ten that year and during that first four game stretch thinking these mf's are making me look stupid now, but they finally turned it up and didn't make a liar out of me. It was a great season for them.
When you say historically that means in the history of that football program. So, you either used the title as clickbait or don't understand the correct way to use the word historically. Otherwise, you wouldn't include program that has claimed 7 National Championships in their history (1904, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941 and 1960). In fact, they're still the only team to have accomplished the three-peat in titles.
Okay great they won 7 championships with their most recent being almost 70years ago, they have been mediocre in recent history like it or not with only 2 win seasons being in 03 and the 19 season
The 2000 Oregon State Beavers team was a magical team as well. The 1999 team had ended one of the longest winning droughts in NCAA history, with their first winning season in 29 years and first bowl appearance in 25 years. In 2000, it was expected that the team would MAYBE make another bowl game. Instead, they turned in arguably the best season in school history, with their only loss of the year being AT #3 Washington on a missed FG. Outside of that, the 2000 Beavers DOMINATED their opponents, including then #6 Oregon who had beaten Washington, forcing future #3 Overall Pick Joey Harrington into 5 INT's and a lost fumble. The Beavers then completed their magical run by utterly dismantling Notre Dame 41-9 in the Fiesta Bowl. The season propelled OSU into over a decade of winning tradition, with 8 winning seasons and 5 bowl wins over the next 11 seasons. Note: If you want footage from that season, there is an old VHS video full of highlights and voiced by Legendary OSU play-by-play announcer Mike Parker that was uploaded to RUclips a few years ago. Type in "Oregon State Fast Track to the Fiesta" and it should be the first thing that pops up. It has highlights from every game from that season and coach/player interviews.
I like Oregon State a lot. But the biggest whiff I've ever seen a preseason mag make was in 01 when SI picked Oregon State as the preseason number 1, and they went 5-6. What happened that year? I was 14 and barely remember.
@@GoHawgs1987 What happened was OSU should've never been #1 LOL. We had lost a TON that offseason. WRs Chad Johnson, TJ, Robert Prescott AND TE Martin Mauer were all gone, along with virtually the entire offensive line. We had a couple guys back on defense, but we lost a few key guys there too. The main issue for that OSU team was that the previous 2000 squad had been made up of largely Seniors and 1-year Transfers, and they were all gone. Without a stout O-Line, Ken Simonton couldn't run the ball. And Jonathan Smith couldn't throw if no one could get open. Just a very young team with expectations set far too high. Still, they rebounded nicely in 2002, and then Riley took them over in 2003.
2006 WF team winning the ACC that year. That WF team shout out FSU in Tally and Bobby Bowden's son, who was the offensive coordinator at the time was fired.
Mississippi State 2014 is a big one, especially considering they play in the SEC. Can’t forget about 2007 Kansas. Also Cincinnati made the playoffs which is completely insane. Without thinking too hard about it those are the best I can come up with.
Minnesota’s claimed National championships : 1904 1934 1935 1936 1940 1941 1960 Minnesota’s most recent conference championship 1967 (1941 when looking at most recent solo CC) I would agree they are not “historically bad” but it’s not because of these old ass championships lmao. Idk why that natty total is tattooed all over this comment section
The person making this video is a young Florida fan. It seems, if your team hasnt won a title in his lifetime, your team is considered "historically terrible." It is worth noting TTU is coming off its worst decade in program history. Wreck 'Em, regardless.
what about the weird season indiana was super good? or cincinnati? also i know you couldnt fit all of them in, theres a LOT of random teams doing good, but i think a part 2 could do good aswell. theres just so many
That fake slide still pisses me off and i don't care about either team. If you fake a slide next time you slide, whether it's fake or not the defense should light you up like a Christmas tree.
Gotta include Temple in their stretch from 2015-2016. The trash of all trash programs for over 100 years. Actually got to double digit wins beating Pennsetate after a 70 game losing streak to them. 2016 they also got to 10 wins including a conference championship, first one in exactly 50 years. Pure definition of a trash program on a cindarella run.
Mike Leach without question is the greatest TTU coach of all time
taking your word for it
He was amazing!
CJK5H! RIP Coach Leach 😢
@@franco4852 I really wish the James didn’t get him fired.
@ericbickel5465 what's worst,Craig James was 2nd string for a reason! His son,no work ethic,at best he was near bottom of depth chart
Texas Tech alum here. Yes, Mike Leach was the best coach in program history. He was not only the winningest coach in program history, he made Tech relevant. During his tenure from 2000 to 2009, Texas Tech was the only program in the Big 12 that was bowl eligible every season. Not Texas, not Oklahoma. He is the only coach in program history to have beaten in-state rivals Texas and Texas A&M in the same season twice (2002 and 2008). Leach's teams actually had a 7-3 record against the Aggies. After all that, he was fired the next season in a BS political move by AD Gerald Myers and Chancellor Kent Hance.
Hmm, I think this is because prior to 06 - if I understand correctly - to become bowl eligible you couldn’t have a losing record at any point throughout the season and in 05, Oklahoma was 1-2 and 2-3 early in the season. That was their second worst season from 00-09 and they finished 8-4 after beating Oregon in the Holiday Bowl. Their worst season during that stretch was 8-5, the year Sam Bradford was in and out from injury (09) and they beat Stanford in the Sun Bowl. Though I guess the first game didn’t count against bowl eligibility because Texas Tech lost their first game in 02 making them 0-1 but they went 2-1 immediately afterwards, so their record didn’t get worse than .500 after that (2-2 through first 4 games).
Another theory I have is in 2007, the NCAA ruled that Oklahoma had to vacate every win from 2005 due to two players receiving money from a local car dealership in Norman, so there was a time their record showed they finished 0-4 that season, though that was appealed by Oklahoma and the decision was reversed in 2008. The reversal makes me inclined to think that doesn’t factor into it unless some source isn’t acknowledging the reversal or just hasn’t had their system updated in over 15 years.
Never finished top 10
The SMU back. Craig something. He set Mike up.
I would like to thank Gerald Myers and Kent Hance for firing him so that we could pick him up in Pullman. RIP pirate, we all miss you.
If 2007 Kansas isn't on here, we riot
Found bro yet again
yeah. we riot
@@Jayhawk887That's admitting you are historically terrible. Which is true. So glad KU got off their period and now we get to remind you next year. MIZ FKU
And yes you have basketball but we are at least occasionally good at basketball. Love you byeeee
@stormageddon248 weirdo
I want to do a kansas / miss full video
2014 Mississippi State deserves a mention. As a fan, I remember the run where we beat ranked LSU (in Baton Rouge), beat ranked Texas A&M to get Gameday at the Junction for the first time, and then beat #2 Auburn to become AP ranked #1 for the first time in school history. A few weeks later we were bestowed the honor and all time trivia question of the first #1 ranked by the CFP committee.
dan mullin is my fav coach AKA the hacker cuz he hacks defenses lol
Just to get annihilated by the triple option in the orange bowl 😂
Mississippi State isnt historically terrible but does have an abysmal record against LSU.
Yall have given us trouble many years though.
Yall had this one big hoss of a wideout that we just could not stop
Im js Mississipi State beats more than half the league on a regular basis youre just in the SEC west you know how dat shit go.
2016 western michigan went 13-1 and played wisconsin in a bowl game
Row the boat baby!
Wouldn’t say we have been historically terrible, all time we are .555
That Corey Davis season was a movie and yet he somehow lost the Bilentkoff to Zay fucking Jones
The Crabtree catch becomes more crazy when you remember a texas player let a pick go straight through their hands 2 plays before
It was the play right before. The next time Texas was in Lubbock, that player put a wicked lick on the James kid that caused Leach's firing.
@@Jeromus1970Leach was fired in December 2009. Texas made the return trip to Lubbock in 2010.
@@Jeromus1970James kid was near bottom of depth chart. Fact! Leach firing 100% political. Craig James had espn connections and put A.D. at tech under pressure to remove leach. Tech kissed espn a** and removed leach. I understand the tv money b.s. but only the best should play the most. Craig's son did not deserve to play
It would’ve taken 30 seconds of research to see that Minnesota isn’t historically bad lol
To be fair he explained why they’re on here
Like top 15 programs ALL TIME lol maybe 20-25 but
He didn’t say that. He admitted they’ve won a few championships, they’ve just been kinda mid, which is true
@@proelitemode3666he literally said 6 national championships don’t count i think his take is shit just because he said that
@@canussy4158 more shit then my gators and billy Napier .....?
Minnesota still has more national titles historically speaking then a lot of teams
Exactly, in fact, there are only 9 programs that have more titles than Minn.
No one takes those seriously. They were still wearing leather helmets for fucks sake
@@Gibobili Then they should throw away the record books every 50 years. Oh wait, they don't.
Yeah ok but no one actually cares. We're speaking about the modern era obviously. @nicknelson1975
@@grumpypoof9648you should care. Oh and btw @Gibobili, we did win a natty with Riddell plastic helmets in 1960. Ski U baby
I was at that Gopher vs Penn State game. I didn't go to Minnesota, but a bunch of my friends did since we grew up there. That was one of the most electric atmospheres I have ever been a part of and one of the most thrilling games as well. And Antoine Winfield Jr. is a certified DAWG (so were those awesome WRs)
I worked security at this game as a fundraiser for spring break… I worked the student section and almost crushed to death with everyone storming the field… unreal experience tho
Solid Picks but you should do a part two and cover teams like 2007 Kansas, in my opinion that team specifically is the epitome of teams like these
Absolutely and their falloff was wild. They had a stretch so terrible that they never won more than 3 games from 2010-2021 with 2015 and 2020 as their winless seasons. Even Charlie Weis and Les Miles couldn’t turn around the program, who were big name coaches and Miles had his one title with LSU.
Now they’re a team on the rise with Lance Leipold and have made consecutive bowl games, showing up as contenders to at least be ranked, and secured their first winning season in 15 years in 2023.
Another team no one talks about is 2006 Rutgers. Rebirth at the birthplace goes hard
oh I know trust me
I watched the entire game where they beat Louisville. Big ass deal at the time 💯💯
Louisville that year as well , that Rutgers team had Ray rice and that fullback
That Rutgers team with Ray Rice was not to be slept on, especially if you happen to be a woman in an elevator
Im sorry i had to 😂😂
I meant the first part though
Schiano right? Good coach got some tough breaks down the road.
Add 2007 WVU into the mix
I remember that Tech upset vividly from my childhood... I've never heard my dad scream in so much joy after that Crabtree TD, he ran out the front door and sprinted down the street screaming lmao I was like 8 running and screaming too (he's a Tech alum)
Bro that’s such a good memory for you and your dad. I love Tech and remember watching the game, my mom was there and stormed the field
I see several mentions of Kansas in 2007 and rightfully so. But let’s not forget about the 2007 Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
I want do something special for Kansas and Mizzou
I am a simple man. I see a Gophers thumbnail, I click.
Go Gophers!
These videos are full of nostalgia for me
Nice video
The Crabtree touchdown is a core memory for my football loving journey
me too
I remember watching that Texas Vs Texas Tech game on Halloween night. One of the best games I’ve ever watched.
I love college football and I also love that you did a video on a relatively niche topic by focusing on middling programs.
Texas Tech was really a weird choice. As you said, they were never really garbage. They're an average-to-above average program as far as I could recall.
TTU student here. 2008 is widely recalled as the greatest season in school history here, and it's been a lot of 5-7, 6-6, and 7-5 here. I'd say it's a good choice cause that is the one bright spot of this program.
They were actually fairly decent under the Mike leach era
Have many viewers out there ever been to Lubbock? There is a reason it is hard for Texas Tech to consistently recruit well.
@@steinyy923ex texas tech student and walk on to football. Tech has had some good seasons just IMO.
@@roberthenry9319been there as student and been there at least 50 times in last 15 yrs. If coaches are behind you any person can be great. By the way,what school gave you a football scholarship?
Can we go alllll the way back to 2000, with Drew Brees resurrecting Purdue and getting their first Big10 championship since the 1960s??
I want to go far backkkkkkkkk....its just gets hard to find highlights pass like 2014 sometimes unless your a blue blood
That Purdue team was crazy. Sadly, they ran into the PAC-10 Buzzsaw that year along with Notre Dame and Texas.
i LOVE football lore and this video itched just the right parts of my brain. thanks for the video!
If Wake Forest would’ve held on to that game against North Carolina, then they would’ve had possibly an outside chance of making the playoffs that year. That loss against Clemson sealed any little chance of them making it in although Cincinnati that year still would’ve possibly made it over them. I definitely remember that 2019 Minnesota squad as well, I thought for sure that win against Penn State was going to fuel them for the rest of the season but sadly that Iowa loss really messed things up for them, then Wisconsin was the nail in the coffin.
Minnesota is NOT a historically terrible team.
Right? Historically terrible teams don't have 7 claimed national championships. As an IU fan I would trade our history for Minnesota's in a heartbeat... as long as we would get to keep Cignetti
Debatable...
I mean, since 1960, they've been almost completely irrelevant in the Big Ten. Even that 1960 national championship is questionable.
2 10-win seasons in 117 years is historically bad, they haven't won the Big Ten since 1967 and 2019 is their only Big Ten division title ever, 2019 was also the first time they finished in the AP top 10 since 1962
YES BRO WE WON 3 STRAIGHT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS ONLY TEAM TO DO THAT
Such an underrated channel man keep it up!
Well made video! Hope it gets more attention; it deserves it
thanks Brodie
This was a good video. Should do a series of this
thanks you Brodie
loved the video, if u make an other one a team id like to see is the 2015 temple owls
Great video you definitely got a new subscriber here !
bro said we done baby sitting our drinks, we gets lit in the Big 12 😂
2000 Oregon State? Hello?
That team stomp the shit outta Notre Dame in that Fiesta Bowl
Minn has tons of NCs in the past.
If you are gonna talk about them., then talk about Nebraska, Pitt, G Tech, Army, Ole Miss, etc. Other "historical bad" bad recently programs that have won tons on NCs in the past.
Ok, good video btw, just watched the rest of the video. You are young. lol
The 2008 Big 12 South tiebreaker went to the fifth tiebreaker, as all three teams went 7-1 in conference play, and all three went 1-1 against each other. The tiebreaker was their BCS ranking. Oklahoma was #2, Texas was #3, and Texas Tech was #7. The main thing that got Oklahoma in over Texas was their non-conference schedule, with wins over TCU (ranked #11 going into conference championships, final rank #7) and Cincinnati (ranked #13 going into conference championships, final rank #17). Oklahoma beat these two teams by 25 and 26 points.
A playoff back then would've been sick
@@Amateurloree A 12 team playoff back then would've been:
5 USC vs 19 Virginia Tech
6 Utah vs 12 Cincinnati
7 Texas Tech vs 10 Ohio St
8 Penn St vs 9 Boise St
The teams with a bye would be #1 Oklahoma, #2 Florida, #3 Texas, and #4 Alabama.
@@megaascension2748 sounds like good tv even though ...the season this year has been pretty tough ...besides fucking billy Napier
2024 Indiana Hoosiers will be on this list if not already
Seeing tech these last years,it’s so good to see them in their shining glory
There was only one team on there that has an all-time winning record below .500.
Minnesota even won national titles and Wake won the ACC.
So you managed to fail on both ends of the promise of the video.
I would suggest for a part two:
- 2012 Kent St
- 2016 Temple
- 2010 UConn
- 2020 Indiana
I’d put 2015 or 2016 Houston from AAC before I’d put Temple.
Even though in 2016 they went 5-3 in conference they were 9-4, and they upset TWO top 5 teams.
@@techie-nano is Houston historically terrible? Not on the same level as Temple. Temple ranks 120th in Winning percentage and Houston 68th according to Winsipedia. There is a big difference between being bad and mid.
@@justinress2782 Looking alll the way back in history, sure. They've had periods where they had Case Keenum in recent years and been decent, but its only ever been a case of being decent in the AAC. I think listing "Historically bad" simply on win percentage is a poor metric, that could be severely biased towards historical conference alignments, schedules, etc.
I'd say the exception here lies in back to back to back upsets against Top 10 teams (FSU, Oklahoma, and Louisville), teams that historically would've all wiped the floor with a team like Houston.
2015 Temple goes 7-1 in AAC and 10-4 Overall, losing all of their competitive non-conference games. 2016 Temple goes 7-1 in AAC and 10-4 Overall, losing all of their competitive non-conference games. I wouldn't call that exceptional by any means.
@@techie-nano Houston is a team that was historically more likely to string together winning seasons than loosing seasons.
They never really had down periods except the early to mid 90s. They weren’t ever a threat for national titles despite having a Heisman winning QB.
But if they had down seasons, they bounced back a couple of years later.
Calling them historicaly bad or even terrible is just rude.
My thoughts about the video tbh. Like texas tech isn't really that bad and he even says so.
The biggest one to me is 2012 Kent State. 11-3. Easily the best record in school history and they had some fun players too. Traiyon Durham and Dri Archer were the entire offense but it worked. Luke Batton and Roosevelt Nix(fullback at the next level but an awesome DT in college) were great too on defense. If not for NIU they probably would have won the MAC that year
Man I didn't know 733 wins, 7 national championships, 18 Big 10 titles, competitive in 3/4 major rivalries, and a Heisman trophy winner is historically bad.
Haven’t been good since my grandparents were kids, at this rate we may as well say Yale is a powerhouse team too, be for real now
Don’t nobody care about them segregation nattys
Just because they we're great before Hippies doesn't make up of how pitiful they've been for the last 60 years
@@jFudgy_your grandparents were kids in 2022? damn that’s a weird family
@@zay7114they weren’t good in 2022
My high school chose its mascot because of the one other time that Minnesota was actually good happening to correspond with the moment that Gresham High realized that they needed a mascot other than the Berrypickers....
Can't believe this channel only has 800 subs, this is a great video!
2020 Indiana ranked #7 and they have the worst P5 all time win % & 2007 USF was ranked #2 mid season
16 years later I'm STILL triggered by Texas Tech's 2008 win against Texas
Im still triggered F'ing Billy Napier its still the coach of florida
Lifelong resident of lubbock and I was working at the our hospital and during the last 5 minutes of the game that building stood still.
I went to the game when Tech blew out KU, was in 8th grade at the time. Went with my uncle and was listening to the radio on the drive up. Never forget the student section leaving at halftime. Tar Heel fan now but it was a fun experience at the time. 🙌🏾
some of my best memories are from college football games ive seen on tv
I was in love with those Wake and Minnesota teams , part of the reason why i love the 12 team playoff , cause teams like that can compete for the playoffs now
yeah im currently hoping the hoosiers make it
@@Amateurloree same here
2016 Western Michigan. Can you do a video on "Best games that no one watched", like Sept 11, 2021 Wyoming at Northern Illinois
Hey Minnesota has like 6-7 natties, sure they’re from the 60’s and earlier but they’re still natties😤😤😤
Minnesota has one from 1960 and the rest are during ww1 and ww2
Sure they exist
But that’s like saying yale is a powerhouse because they have the most national championships
@@Matt2s2 Yale's championships were mostly uncontested
All of the U of M's championships were against major competition.
try like 1904
@@extragoogleaccount6061 I mean that national championship was weird because it was before the AP poll but it's a shared title between Minnesota Michigan and upenn
I was there for the penn state game at Minnesota, greatest football memory of my life
I want to go to a big game so bad ….
ROFL I'm a former Golden Gopher, I remember that 2019 season well. They were just scraping by their FCS cupcake opponents and I was like "well, at least they won, hopefully they can find 3 conference wins and get bowl eligible." Then a few weeks later, we were talking about them crashing the CFP (which obviously didn't even come close to happening, but at least we got to dream for a few days)
team of destiny
for 75% of the season lol
Hawaii with Colt Brennan went 12-0. Make a video about that season!
Ngl this is one of my new fav channels, also wreck em tech and rip Mike leach
UNLV looks like they are going to have a magical one this year
would be dope to see
That fake slide still one of the craziest moves ive seen in real time and not on a replay
I'd love to see a part 2
That Texas vs Texas tech game still makes my stomach squirm.
bill Napier makes my stomach squirm
What song you use for the texas tech vs texas game
Definitely like this video, but I’m gonna put an oldie on this list. 1998 Arizona. They played one bad game, and considering how weird that year was, they would conceivably have competed for the National Title. They finished 12-1 with their only loss being to a really good UCLA. It was just a lot of bad luck. UCLA got beat up at the end of the season and their defense became a sieve, leading to that infamous Rose Bowl against Wisconsin and leading to the coming out party of Ron Dayne.
Needless to say, the 50-42 win over Arizona State is still one of the best games in the rivalrie’s history.
With the first 5 secs I knew this was a good video
If that 2021 wake team still had Kenneth Walker they probably make the playoff. Thanks for him btw he helped out a lot
I’m from Lubbock and my dad is an alum, I hear so many stories about plays graham harrell made
Nice how’s it out there Brodie
@ like good but the weather ain’t
2020 Indiana fs
Now 2024 iu go hoosiers
I remember telling everybody before the 2019 season that Minnesota would be the surprise team in the Big Ten that year and during that first four game stretch thinking these mf's are making me look stupid now, but they finally turned it up and didn't make a liar out of me. It was a great season for them.
Good video
When you say historically that means in the history of that football program. So, you either used the title as clickbait or don't understand the correct way to use the word historically. Otherwise, you wouldn't include program that has claimed 7 National Championships in their history (1904, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941 and 1960). In fact, they're still the only team to have accomplished the three-peat in titles.
Okay great they won 7 championships with their most recent being almost 70years ago, they have been mediocre in recent history like it or not with only 2 win seasons being in 03 and the 19 season
@@C.Cline05So they are historically good, so not terrible?
@@C.Cline05 What, they're not great, but they've had 12 winning seasons since the year 2000. Where did you get 2??
@@GymRat4Life01seasons with 2 total wins
For most of their history they've been a mediocre team... There is nothing wrong with the title of the video....
I’m surprised 2022 TCU was not on here
Gave up a 18 point lead with a 24-0 run thats a crazy game
The 2000 Oregon State Beavers team was a magical team as well. The 1999 team had ended one of the longest winning droughts in NCAA history, with their first winning season in 29 years and first bowl appearance in 25 years. In 2000, it was expected that the team would MAYBE make another bowl game. Instead, they turned in arguably the best season in school history, with their only loss of the year being AT #3 Washington on a missed FG. Outside of that, the 2000 Beavers DOMINATED their opponents, including then #6 Oregon who had beaten Washington, forcing future #3 Overall Pick Joey Harrington into 5 INT's and a lost fumble. The Beavers then completed their magical run by utterly dismantling Notre Dame 41-9 in the Fiesta Bowl. The season propelled OSU into over a decade of winning tradition, with 8 winning seasons and 5 bowl wins over the next 11 seasons.
Note: If you want footage from that season, there is an old VHS video full of highlights and voiced by Legendary OSU play-by-play announcer Mike Parker that was uploaded to RUclips a few years ago. Type in "Oregon State Fast Track to the Fiesta" and it should be the first thing that pops up. It has highlights from every game from that season and coach/player interviews.
I like Oregon State a lot. But the biggest whiff I've ever seen a preseason mag make was in 01 when SI picked Oregon State as the preseason number 1, and they went 5-6. What happened that year? I was 14 and barely remember.
@@GoHawgs1987 What happened was OSU should've never been #1 LOL. We had lost a TON that offseason. WRs Chad Johnson, TJ, Robert Prescott AND TE Martin Mauer were all gone, along with virtually the entire offensive line. We had a couple guys back on defense, but we lost a few key guys there too. The main issue for that OSU team was that the previous 2000 squad had been made up of largely Seniors and 1-year Transfers, and they were all gone. Without a stout O-Line, Ken Simonton couldn't run the ball. And Jonathan Smith couldn't throw if no one could get open. Just a very young team with expectations set far too high. Still, they rebounded nicely in 2002, and then Riley took them over in 2003.
2006 WF team winning the ACC that year. That WF team shout out FSU in Tally and Bobby Bowden's son, who was the offensive coordinator at the time was fired.
I just roll my eyes when people discredit a sports history up to some specific point
Mississippi State 2014 is a big one, especially considering they play in the SEC. Can’t forget about 2007 Kansas. Also Cincinnati made the playoffs which is completely insane. Without thinking too hard about it those are the best I can come up with.
Loving the start being my Deacs!
As a South Dakota State fan, please don't bring up us losing vs FBS teams. It's embarrassing we get reminded
Should have done in modern CFB history due to the Gopher shaving 6 National Titles
can you do the opposite historically good teams having bad seasons
Minnesota’s claimed National championships : 1904 1934 1935 1936 1940 1941 1960
Minnesota’s most recent conference championship 1967 (1941 when looking at most recent solo CC)
I would agree they are not “historically bad” but it’s not because of these old ass championships lmao. Idk why that natty total is tattooed all over this comment section
The person making this video is a young Florida fan. It seems, if your team hasnt won a title in his lifetime, your team is considered "historically terrible." It is worth noting TTU is coming off its worst decade in program history. Wreck 'Em, regardless.
I cant lie you are speaking facts the gators are BBL ass ....but I love em
2020 Cyclones. Purdy, Breece, Xavier Hutchinson!
Just subbed
As an OU fan watching Texas tech dominate then we stop them was great lol
OU was the big 12 bully 🤣🤣🤣
Indiana is good too now
hahaha
This year Iowa st has it’s first ever 11 win season plus first 10 win season 😂😂😂 we are so terrible
Surprised Cincy didnt make this list, given they made playoffs a few years ago, and before that, I rarely heard much from them.
the gojo vs toji music lol
If 2023 Arizona isn't on here I riot
Irony: Army had no defense.
2015 temple football. Literally the only semi decent team in the history of the program.
I wouldn't even say that's Wake Forest's best season. They won the ACC conference championship in 2006
If u do a part 2, 2007 Missouri, 2007 Hawaii, and 2010 Nevada
2007 is the year for so many teams it's ridiculous
that JJK soundtrack 🔥🔥🔥
Msu is not historically bad but they been bad for the last 4 years except for 2021
I was a 7 year old Texas fan and that loss broke my heart 😭
We're you joking about not being able to say rutgers?!? 😂😂
what about the weird season indiana was super good? or cincinnati? also i know you couldnt fit all of them in, theres a LOT of random teams doing good, but i think a part 2 could do good aswell. theres just so many
2020 was so odd of a season
2008 Big 12 South tiebreaker was based on BCS ranking.
Do one on the 1997 National Champion,DannyWuerffel-led Florida Gators and their revenge title game against Florida state.
go gators
That fake slide still pisses me off and i don't care about either team. If you fake a slide next time you slide, whether it's fake or not the defense should light you up like a Christmas tree.
Duke's acc championship run should have been on this list
Gotta include Temple in their stretch from 2015-2016. The trash of all trash programs for over 100 years. Actually got to double digit wins beating Pennsetate after a 70 game losing streak to them. 2016 they also got to 10 wins including a conference championship, first one in exactly 50 years. Pure definition of a trash program on a cindarella run.
Why did you put Minnesota on here but not 2007 Kansas that doesn’t make sense at all
How is 2007 Kansas not on here? lol it’s easily the most “out of nowhere” season in modern CFB history
U should do a part 2