BigOrangeTrain
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There it is. For some perspective:
In 2007, Michigan finished 9-4 and ranked in the top 20.
App St. finished the season 13-2 and won their 3rd consecutive NCAA Div I-AA National Championship.
In 1996, Tennessee finished the season at 10-2 and ranked #9 in both polls.
Memphis finished 4-7, in a crappy conference, against a crappy schedule.
I think Memphis is the bigger upset.
This one was pretty big and a favorite of mine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrAw0wHW7OQ 2008 Ole Miss 31 UF 30 Tebow stuffed on 4th down to seal the upset
It qualifies.
Under no circumstances should Alabama ever lose to UCF in football in Tuscaloosa....ditto for UF and Georgia Southern in Gainesville.
It qualifies.
Under no circumstances should Alabama ever lose to UCF in football in Tuscaloosa....ditto for UF and Georgia Southern in Gainesville.
Yeah but you also lost to Vanderbilt in Gainesville and that shouldn't happen either.
It was an upset only because it was an FCS (soon to be FBS) team beating an FBS team, but that UF team was terrible, especially by then.
Our season completely went into the tank after that '08 Ole Miss game.
Georgia Southern '13 deserves honorable mention, as does UCF beating Alabama in 2000.
Oklahoma-Boise State has no business being in the Top 5.
I agree UF should never lose to Vandy, but an underdog SEC team beating a favored SEC team on the road happens every year.
I think UCF was only a few years removed from being an FCS team when they won in Tuscaloosa.
Yeah but you also lost to Vanderbilt in Gainesville and that shouldn't happen either.
It was an upset only because it was an FCS (soon to be FBS) team beating an FBS team, but that UF team was terrible, especially by then.
Alabama was terrible in 2000...finished 3-8, and also lost to Southern Miss.
Florida finished 4-8 in 2013, was absolutely decimated by injuries, and was on the tail end of a pretty bad losing streak.
Upsets? Sure. Top 5? No way.
yeah, i probably wouldn't put it in the top 5, but it was pretty awesome.
the main thing that really gives it a solid possible argument for being in the conversation is the fact that they won without a single pass completion/yard.
Alabama was terrible in 2000...finished 3-8, and also lost to Southern Miss.
Florida finished 4-8 in 2013, was absolutely decimated by injuries, and was on the tail end of a pretty bad losing streak.
Upsets? Sure. Top 5? No way.
So honorable mention outside the Top 5 would put them where? Top 10? Top 20?
Those aren't even top 20. They're on par with the SC/Citadel upset last year. Upsets? Sure...but who cares?