| The Minnesota Golden Gophers adds a National Championship to its records....108 years later |
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| Krymson Tyde I for one will certainly not begrudge them the honor. |
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| VvonderJesus
7 championships, but you'd have to be about 60 years old to remember the last of them. Sigh. |
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| puffy999
How silly. |
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| IAmRight
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| Jack_Knopf
Krymson Tyde: I for one will certainly not begrudge them the honor. Of course you wouldn't. Bama will claim a title if the cashier at the local Pig says it's so. |
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| puffy999
Jack_Knopf: Of course you wouldn't. Bama will claim a title if the cashier at the local Pig says it's so. Don't be fatuous. Peter King covers the NFL. |
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| puffy999
My bad, I read that as cashier AND local pig... the local cashier at the Piggly Wiggly is Bill Simmons. |
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| UCFRoadWarrior
If Minnesota was in the Western Conference (what Big 10 was called back then), and did not play Michigan in 1904....their share of the title should be questioned. Both Minny and Mich were in the same conference then (the only one in existence at the time) For the first 20 years of the 20th C...Michigan was probably the best program in the nation. They had Fielding "Hurry Up" Yost and his point-per-minute offense. I think they would have beat Minny in 1904 |
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| grimlock1972
As a Minnesotan we will take any championship we can get . |
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| UNC_Samurai
So they put it in the 1996 record book, and it took Minnesota this long to realize it? |
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| King Something
MEANWHILE IN CHICAGO.... |
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| steamingpile
Krymson Tyde: I for one will certainly not begrudge them the honor. Well bama claimed more so good gamesmanship I guess. When were Minnesota's first 5? They have been bad or average for years. |
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| TheBaldOneMpls
steamingpile: Krymson Tyde: I for one will certainly not begrudge them the honor. Well bama claimed more so good gamesmanship I guess. When were Minnesota's first 5? They have been bad or average for years. 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941, and 1960. Thanks, Wikipedia. |
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| Krymson Tyde Jack_Knopf: Krymson Tyde: I for one will certainly not begrudge them the honor. Of course you wouldn't. Bama will claim a title if the cashier at the local Pig says it's so. |
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| AKTurkey
*Indiana searches record books frantically for any sign of hope* |
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| BigJake
TheBaldOneMpls: 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941, and 1960. Thanks, Wikipedia. and 1960's was completely bogus |
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| Oakenshield
And another 108 years until the next. |
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| LemSkroob
These are the years that actually matter: 1974, 1976, 1979, 2002, 2003 |
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| ISO15693
...1904 Minnesota squad that went 13-0 and outscored its opponents, 725-12... Lets see.. that means they averaged almost 56 points a game, for the entire season, while allowing their opponents LESS than 1 pt a game. (off to google...) 09/17/1904 Twin Cities Central High W 107-0 09/24/1904 South Dakota W 77-0 09/28/1904 Shattuck W 75-0 10/01/1904 Carleton W 65-0 10/05/1904 St. Thomas W 47-0 10/08/1904 North Dakota W 35-0 10/15/1904 Iowa State W 32-0 10/22/1904 Grinnell W 146-0 10/29/1904 Nebraska W 16-12 11/05/1904 Lawrence W 69-0 11/12/1904 at Wisconsin W 28-0 11/19/1904 at Northwestern W 17-0 11/24/1904 at Iowa W 11-0 Pesky nebraska ruined their shutout season! |
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| bacongood
ISO15693: ...1904 Minnesota squad that went 13-0 and outscored its opponents, 725-12... Lets see.. that means they averaged almost 56 points a game, for the entire season, while allowing their opponents LESS than 1 pt a game. (off to google...) 09/17/1904 Twin Cities Central High W 107-0 09/24/1904 South Dakota W 77-0 09/28/1904 Shattuck W 75-0 10/01/1904 Carleton W 65-0 10/05/1904 St. Thomas W 47-0 10/08/1904 North Dakota W 35-0 10/15/1904 Iowa State W 32-0 10/22/1904 Grinnell W 146-0 10/29/1904 Nebraska W 16-12 11/05/1904 Lawrence W 69-0 11/12/1904 at Wisconsin W 28-0 11/19/1904 at Northwestern W 17-0 11/24/1904 at Iowa W 11-0 Pesky nebraska ruined their shutout season! At least Grinnell covered the spread. |
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| puffy999
ISO15693: Pesky nebraska ruined their shutout season! Interestingly enough, Nebraska is a school with shutout seasons in the past. More interestingly enough, so is Oregon State. |
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| SevenizGud
In 1904, Oklahoma (then Oklahoma A&M) had a 15-0 record, and outscored their opponents 1,288 to 0. During the course of the year, they beat Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, USC, Texas, Nebraska, Alabama, Harvard, Lehigh, William....and Mary. |
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| steamingpile
TheBaldOneMpls: 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940, 1941, and 1960. Thanks, Wikipedia. Yeah I didnt care enough to search for them, the biggest thing to every happen to the school is that they based a crappy TV sitcom up there. ISO15693: Lets see.. that means they averaged almost 56 points a game, for the entire season, while allowing their opponents LESS than 1 pt a game. (off to google...) Geez that is one crappy schedule, its like HS teams then nebraska and wisconsin |
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