Historic Programs: Tennessee vs Oklahoma

[LittleCat]

I'm pretty some of these facts are wrong. Either way, it's a good idea. Of course I could have made mistakes but I believe this are more in line with the actual truth that some of OP's.

UT has 45+ 1st round picks. OU has 44 or 45 I believe.

OU has had something like over 350 players drafted into the NFL. Wayyyyyyy over the 87 you list.

OU nearly has double the 23 you say for current NFL players.

OU has 48 bowls with 28 wins. 59% winning. UT has 50 with 26 wins. 52% winning.

I could get into claim arguments, but simply put UT has finished #1 in the AP twice, while OU has finished #1 7 times.

 

[Enki_Amenra]

I'm pretty some of these facts are wrong. Either way, it's a good idea. Of course I could have made mistakes but I believe this are more in line with the actual truth that some of OP's.

UT has 45+ 1st round picks. OU has 44 or 45 I believe.

OU has had something like over 350 players drafted into the NFL. Wayyyyyyy over the 87 you list.

OU nearly has double the 23 you say for current NFL players.

OU has 48 bowls with 28 wins. 59% winning. UT has 50 with 26 wins. 52% winning.

I could get into claim arguments, but simply put UT has finished #1 in the AP twice, while OU has finished #1 7 times.

Never... NEVER get into a claim argument with a Sooner.

 

[LittleCat]

Never... NEVER get into a claim argument with a Sooner.

Not even a Sooner fan. I'm a stats nerd, was bored a couple days ago in between classes, and did more research into some of those stats than I care to admit. :thud:

 

[BudBarry]

I won't say the Archie Griffin shouldn't have won the Heisman in '75, and OU's television ban for '74-75 may have played a part, but Joe Washington should have won it in my mind. But I'm biased.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1Ms_37TWBI