I think if they haven't been nationally relevant over the last 15 years or so

Oct 26, 2024
1:18:06pm

cougarfan84 Truly Addicted User

it's hard to call them a blue blood. And by relevant I mean elite level relevant (NY6 bids, national title contender, etc.).

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POLL: Who are the college blue bloods?

UNLVcougar

1:08pm

oklahomas pedigree is better than 5 or 6 of that top group

FieroCoug

1:12pm

When does a blue blood cease to be a blue blood?

BlueVU

1:14pm

Good question. I believe Army also falls in the “once a blue blood” category,

UNLVcougar

1:15pm

True. Minnesota too!

BlueVU

1:16pm

Go Gophers!

Ski-U-Mah

1:22pm

I think one good measure is, when a high school recruit receives an offer

UNLVcougar

1:30pm

I think if they haven't been nationally relevant over the last 15 years or so

cougarfan84

1:18pm

Also, if they haven't won a natty, they can't be a blue blood. This why I don't

cougarfan84

1:19pm

gotta be longer than that. bama would be debatable between bryant and saban.

FieroCoug

1:24pm

Alabama, Ohio St., Oklahoma, Michigan, Georgia, Notre Dame, Texas, USC, Penn St.

cougarfan84

1:14pm

bama, osu, oklahoma, ND, USC, texas

FieroCoug

1:19pm

Alabama, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio State, USC, Texas. After that,

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