Poll: Wackest most overrated team in history?

[madbamahater]

Vote for the most over hyped over rated and underachieving program in college football history....

 

[vols 30]

Vote for the most over hyped over rated and underachieving program in college football history....

2005 Vols?

 

[madbamahater]

2005 Vols?

Programs of history

 

[MyBloodRunnethOrange]

Kinda funny that you would include the team with the second most national championships during the poll era (1936-present) on your list.
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[dukes_of_maggard]

These aren't teams, they're programs...

 

[YorkVol]

Usc

 

[005]

This doesn't need to be multiple choice.

 

[VolsSportsFan]

I vote stupid thread.

 

[madbamahater]

Kinda funny that you would include the team with the second most national championships during the poll era (1936-present) on your list.
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I guess you are considering all northern sports writers voting on ND every year back in the day????

Even with multiple seasons with multiple losses?

If so, that's using Bammer logic to claim over half of their titles when they aren't legit..........

 

[madbamahater]

I vote stupid thread.

But you voted?

 

[Lawrence Wright]

You left off Texas.

Biggest athletic budget in the NCAA and only one national title since 1970 to show for it.

 

[YankeeVol]

UGA or Va Tech of those listed

 

[madbamahater]

You left off Texas.

Biggest athletic budget in the NCAA and only one national title since 1970 to show for it.

True. But they and OK have owned their conference which is weak. So, you are right.

I put A&M on their mainly because of their fans claiming this is their year every single year. Kyle Field is extra weak......

 

[Lawrence Wright]

True. But they and OK have owned their conference which is weak. So, you are right.

I put A&M on their mainly because of their fans claiming this is their year every single year. Kyle Field is extra weak......

And Oklahoma owns Texas, which shouldn't be the case.

A&M is taking over recruiting in the Lone Star State, and based on accounts from UF and LSU fans I know who made the trip to Kyle Field last season, they claim the stadium was rocking.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

Probably Georgia. Mark Richt is the most under achieving coach in the SEC. With all the talent he gets every year, you'd think he'd least win an SEC championship.

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

I saw a poll worse than this one time. Obama won

 

[MyBloodRunnethOrange]

I guess you are considering all northern sports writers voting on ND every year back in the day????

Even with multiple seasons with multiple losses?

If so, that's using Bammer logic to claim over half of their titles when they aren't legit..........

What exactly do you consider a legit title"back in the day"?
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[milohimself]

Not sure how anybody could vote for anybody but VaTech here.

 

[Lawrence Wright]

Not sure how anybody could vote for anybody but VaTech here.

All-time?

 

[madbamahater]

It has to be uga. All that talent and not much to show for it. US VOL fans are mad could you imagine being a uga fan? There is no way UT should've been in that game last year and still almost (should've) won that game. We make one more tackle, we win that game. No moral victory, just mentioning how it shouldn't have been nearly that close...

 

[VolsSportsFan]

Probably Georgia. Mark Richt is the most under achieving coach in the SEC. With all the talent he gets every year, you'd think he'd least win an SEC championship.

I assume you mean National Championship.

 

[Hobock]

Poll and thread title weren't very well thought out.

 

[terrypedigo]

Texas needs to be on this list they would win in a land slide.

 

[volprof]

You left off Texas.

Biggest athletic budget in the NCAA and only one national title since 1970 to show for it.

Yeah, Texas would get my vote, although Georgia is close. I'm not sure why OP included the other teams on this thread? Texas A&M seems like a bizarre choice for this question.

 

[EastTN28]

You left off Texas.

Biggest athletic budget in the NCAA and only one national title since 1970 to show for it.

This.

Out of the options on the poll, I voted VaTech.