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Over the last 80 football seasons the Associated Press has ranked the best teams in college football; but for the first time since 1936 they have complied an all-time Top 100 list.
This list is based off a formula that counts AP poll appearances (1 point), No. 1 rankings (additional point) and finally AP championships won (10 points).
The top five teams in order are: Ohio State, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Alabama and USC.
Check out the full list here.
Oregon State ended up, No. 65 on the list which unfortunately is dead-last in terms of Pac-12 schools, right behind Utah.
Here's how all of the Pac-12 schools fared.
USC | 5th |
UCLA | 17th |
Washington | 20th |
Colorado | 27th |
Oregon | 28th |
Arizona State | 30th |
Stanford | 32nd |
Cal | 45th |
Arizona | 54th |
Washington State | 59th |
Utah | 64th |
Oregon State | 65th |
Oregon State taking the No. 65 spot on the list seems about right. Especially considering the fact that they endured 28 consecutive losing seasons between 1971 and 1999. It's also surprising to see Colorado so high on the list (at No. 27). They've had their recent struggles since joining the Pac-12 and its easy to forget their storied history as a very strong college football program.