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Did you notice the conference record Kansas gives? An overall record of 4-7, with a 3-4 conference record. They beat Wyoming, Minnesota, Okahoma State and Missouri. Officially, the game against Oklahoma is a loss, but a conference win. Confusing stuff, but that's the factualy information...

My fault. I do get testy sometimes when I have 5 guys gang up on me. :) No, Texas Tech never forfeited a football game. They got into all sorts of NCAA trouble over multiple sports, and one of the conditions was that they forfeit all the games in which an illegal player played. They never...

Source? Compare stassen's all-time record against the NCAA's. You'll find the same error.

The NCAA didn't sanction those forfeits and Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma State do not acknowledged them. Why should anybody else? You guys crack me up with your "independent database" and "objective" stuff. Where do you think the independent database get's their information from...

Not to mention one of the few correct ones.

So, why should I trust them over the University of Oklahoma?

University of Oklahoma media guide.

I don't care to take it up with him, he can have his opinion. I'm just telling you the facts.

Oklahoma's combined yearly record since 1951 is 467-150-12, not the 465- 152-12 you have. Their winning percentage is .75199

Of course, you said that. Sorry.

Michigan is 18-19 in bowl games.

FWIW, since 1935, Michigan is 17-8-1 in games against Ohio State when they had the better record going in. Ohio State is 22-14-1 in the same. Michigan leads 4-2-2 in games where they have the same winning percentage.

Trinity had 9 wins since the 2000 season as does Macalester. You pretty much stole what I was going to say, though. Neither of these teams are very good and Northwestern new that coming in. They've combined for 1 win this year.