wins in the 90's
Brent T Bettmann
With FSU's win last weekend they became the first team to win 100 games
in this decade. They have a 100-13-1 record in the 90's.
How many games have the Huskers won? We have to be very close to 100.
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Steve Reichenbach
:With FSU's win last weekend they became the first team to win 100 games
:in this decade. They have a 100-13-1 record in the 90's.
:How many games have the Huskers won? We have to be very close to 100.
I think NU is 99-15-1.
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Steve Reichenbach (re...@cse.unl.edu)
Jay S Schlechte
On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Brent T Bettmann wrote:
: With FSU's win last weekend they became the first team to win 100 games
: in this decade. They have a 100-13-1 record in the 90's.
:
: How many games have the Huskers won? We have to be very close to 100.
The Huskers record is 99-15-1. We hopefully will have win #100 tomorrow.
Nebraska's record from 1980-89 was 103-20-0. In the '70's it was 98-20-4.
I think NU will be the only team to ever win 100 games in consecutive
decades, and perhaps the only team ever to win 100 in two decades due in
part to the larger number of games per season now than in the past.
This year five teams could reach 100 wins. FSU already has, Nebraska
needs one more win, Florida needs 4 more wins, Tennessee needs 9, and Penn
State has to run the table.
Go Big Red,
Jay S. Schlechte
Research Assistant
University of Minnesota
480 Kolthoff Hall
email schl...@chem.umn.edu
phone (612) 625-4887
Andrew R. Smith
At 01:04 PM 9/24/99 -0500, you wrote:
:I think NU will be the only team to ever win 100 games in consecutive
:decades, and perhaps the only team ever to win 100 in two decades due in
:part to the larger number of games per season now than in the past.
The larger number of games per season will make it EASIER for teams to win
100 games in a decade. What will make it harder are the scholarship
restrictions and other factors which create greater parity in college
football.
BTW, for those of you who realize that the next millennium starts Jan. 1,
2001, NOT Jan. 1, 2000, shouldn't the decades be measured 1991-2000,
1981-1990, etc.? :)
Andy
Lonny Cooper
Nebraska is 99-15-1 in the '90s. FSU is 100-13-1 over the same time period.
It will be Nebraska's second consecutive 100-win decade! Only 3 other D-1
teams have had a 100-win decade.
Alabama 70s 103-16-1
Nebraska 80s 103-20-0
Oklahoma 70s 102-13-3
BYU 80s 102-26-0
Although Oklahoma only won 93 games in the 50s they continue to hold the
record for the winningest decade with a win percentage of .895. Even if FSU
runs the table, the closest to this mark they can get is .883. So, it is
easier to accomplish 100-win decades these days with the post-season games
and so many teams playing 12 or even 13 game seasons.
Florida, Tennessee, and Penn State could reach 100 this year too.
Here are the top teams of the decade to date:
FSU 100-13-1
Nebr. 99-15-1
Florida 96-18-1
Tenn. 91-20-2
PSU 91-23-0
Miami (FL) 85-25-0
OSU 87-24-3
(facts from CNNSI)
Lonny
GO BIG RED!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Brent T Bettmann <past...@juno.com>
To: hus...@tssi.com <hus...@tssi.com>
Date: Friday, September 24, 1999 12:01 PM
Subject: wins in the 90's
:With FSU's win last weekend they became the first team to win 100 games
:in this decade. They have a 100-13-1 record in the 90's.
:
:How many games have the Huskers won? We have to be very close to 100.
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