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First               of               all,               let's               get               something               straight.

The               21st               Century               started               on               January               1st,               2001.

The               year               2000               was               the               last               year               of               the               20th               Century.

So               you               might               wonder               why               I've               included               several               teams               from               the               2000               season               on               this               list.

Well,               because               I'm               interested               in               compiling               a               ranking               of               the               best               teams               from               this               particular               decade,               which               includes               the               year               2000               --               just               as               the               1990s               includes               the               year               1990               and               so               on               and               so               forth.
               The               2000               teams               also               played               their               last               games               after               January               1,               2001.

So,               even               though               these               teams               played               their               regular               seasons               in               the               last               year               of               the               20th               Century,               their               bowl               games               technically               qualify               as               the               first               college               football               games               to               be               played               in               the               21st               Century.

Another               good               reason               to               have               them               here.
               Now               on               to               the               list.
               It               was               hard               to               cut               this               compilation               to               just               21               teams.

There               were               some               teams               which               came               close,               but               didn't               quite               make               the               cut.
               The               2008               Oklahoma               Sooners               had               the               best               scoring               offense               ever.

Until               they               played               Florida               in               the               BCS               Championship.

Oklahoma               had               a               hand               in               helping               the               Gators               shut               down               their               high-octane               offense,               but               still,               the               "best               offense               ever"               should               be               able               to               muster               more               than               two               touchdowns               against               even               the               best               defenses.

A               dud               of               a               finale               puts               the               Sooners               outside               the               new               millenium's               top               21.
               The               2008               Texas               Longhorns               were               another               Big               12               South               team               which               disappointed               in               the               bowls.

Texas               was               supposed               to               manhandle               Big               10               rep,               Ohio               State,               which               had               developed               the               bad               habit               of               regular               maulings               in               BCS               bowls.

But               the               Longhorns               needed               the               last               16               seconds               to               eek               out               a               come-from-behind               win               over               the               Buckeyes.
               The               2007               Georgia               Bulldogs               went               on               a               seven-game               end-of-the-year               tear               beating               Florida,               Georgia               Tech               and               previously               undefeated               Hawaii               by               healthy               margins.

But               when               the               dust               settled,               the               second-ranked               Bulldogs               had               played               no               team               to               finish               in               the               AP               Top               10               and               featured               losses               to               its               highest               ranked               foe               (#12               Tennessee)               and               an               unranked               6-6               South               Carolina.
               The               2006               LSU               Tigers               also               finished               their               season               strong.

An               impressive               domination               of               Notre               Dame               in               the               Sugar               Bowl               put               an               exclamation               point               on               it               as               LSU               pounded               the               Irish               for               577               total               yards               and               41               points.

It               was               a               telling               prelude               to               the               Tiger's               2007               National               Title               run.

But               not               enough               to               make               the               Top               21.
               The               2006               Boise               State               Broncos               went               13-0,               capping               the               season               with               a               43-42               stunner               over               Oklahoma               in               the               Fiesta               Bowl.

While               their               creampuff               schedule               prevents               them               from               cracking               the               Top               21,               the               Broncos,               along               with               Utah,               BYU               and               TCU               are               doing               a               fine               job               of               arguing               for               a               BCS               overhaul.
               The               2006               USC               Trojans               seem               to               typify               Pete               Carroll's               men               of               Troy               since               the               departure               of               Matt               Leinart               and               Reggie               Bush.

Lose               one               or               two               games               to               the               lesser               teams               on               the               schedule               --               and               destroy               the               really               good               ones.

Oregon               State               and               UCLA               had               combined               records               of               17-10               in               2006,               but               two               of               those               losses               were               by               the               Trojans.

Meanwhile,               2006               USC               blasted               highly               ranked               Cal,               Notre               Dame               and               Michigan               with               double-digit               wins               each.

But               it               wasn't               quite               enough               to               make               the               list.
               2002               Georgia,               2004               Texas,               2005               Penn               State               and               2005               West               Virginia               were               also               considered,               but               ultimately               fell               short.
               So               then,               which               teams               did               make               the               cut?

Read               on.
               #21.

2006               OHIO               STATE               BUCKEYES               (12-1)
               (Coach:               Jim               Tressel               -               2               teams               on               the               list)
               The               Buckeyes               really               did               look               like               the               best               team               in               the               land               in               2006.

Until               they               met               up               with               the               Florida               Gators.

Troy               Smith's               Heisman               romp               was               a               fun               thing               to               watch.

But               when               the               post-season               dust               settled,               maybe               the               Buckeyes'               shellacking               at               the               hands               of               Florida               wasn't               such               a               surprise.
               Ohio               State's               two               quality               wins               over               Texas               and               Michigan               didn't               shine               so               brightly               after               multiple               regular-season               losses               by               Texas               and               a               tolchock               of               the               Wolverines               by               USC               in               the               Rose               Bowl.

All               of               Ohio               State's               other               opponents               ended               the               season               unranked.
               So               a               deceptively               soft               schedule               and               a               Fiesta               Bowl               drubbing               leave               the               2006               runner-up               with               barely               one               foot               in               the               door               of               the               21               best               list.
               Signature               moment               --               a               29               yard               touchdown               pass               to               end               the               first               half               against               defending               national               champion,               Texas.

It               put               the               Buckeyes               up               for               good               in               Austin               and               solidified               Ohio               State's               preseason               #1               ranking.
               #20.

2004               UTAH               UTES               (12-0)
               (Coach:               Urban               Meyer               --               3               teams               on               the               list)
               In               2004               Urban               Meyer               did               something               he               can't               yet               claim               as               head               of               the               mighty               University               of               Florida.

He               coached               an               undefeated               team.

The               only               problem               was,               except               for               Pitt               in               the               Fiesta               Bowl,               the               Utes               didn't               play               a               single               team               that               finished               ranked               in               the               polls.

But               it               wasn't               for               a               lack               of               trying               by               the               scheduling               gods               who               lined               up               such               poll               luminaries               as               Texas               A&M,               Arizona               and               BYU               for               the               offing.

Unfortunately               those               three               teams               combined               for               just               15               wins               and               19               losses               that               year.
               But               given               what               Utah               got               by               way               of               competition               in               2004,               they               pounded               their               opponents               into               pancakes               winning               all               of               their               games               by               no               less               than               14               points               and               winning               most               by               four               or               five               touchdowns.

The               Utes               were               never               challenged               in               2004.

Not               even               in               the               Fiesta               Bowl.

Not               to               knock               Pitt               too               much,               but               it               would've               been               nice               to               see               the               Utes               against               USC,               Auburn               or               Oklahoma               that               year.

With               a               coach               like               Urban               Meyer               and               the               2009               Sugar               Bowl               as               a               sort               of               pilot               light               on               the               Utes'               gridiron               motor,               it's               hard               to               write               Utah               off               as               a               mere               benefactor               of               a               soft               schedule.
               Signature               moment               --               in               the               second               quarter               of               the               Fiesta               Bowl,               the               Ute               defense               nailed               Pittsburgh               quarterback,               Tyler               Palko,               for               an               11               yard               sack               effectively               ending               an               early               Panther               scoring               threat.

It               was               one               of               nine               sacks               on               that               night               and               the               second               drop               in               a               row               on               that               particular               drive.

Utah               went               up               14               to               nothing               on               the               next               possession.

In               the               biggest               game               to               that               point               in               Utah               football               history,               the               Utes               needed               to               prove               they               belonged               where               they               were.

That               sack               set               the               tone               for               the               game               and,               by               extension,               the               entire               season.
               #19.

2002               USC               TROJANS               (11-2)
               (Coach:               Pete               Carroll               -               5               teams               on               the               list)
               The               2002               Trojans,               led               by               Heisman               winner               Carson               Palmer,               was               a               harbinger               of               USC's               domination               of               mid-decade.

With               just               two               respectable               losses               to               Top               10               teams,               Kansas               State               and               Washington               State,               the               '02               Trojans               pounded               their               way               through               a               tough               schedule,               ending               the               season               with               a               44-13               drubbing               of               Notre               Dame               and               a               38-17               runaway               over               #3               Iowa               in               the               Orange               Bowl.
               Signature               moment               --               on               USC's               second               play               of               the               second               half               of               its               match               versus               arch-nemesis               Notre               Dame,               Carson               Palmer               tossed               a               pass               to               Grant               Mattos               that               ate               up               half               the               football               field.

Two               plays               later,               the               Trojans               were               in               the               end               zone,               blowing               open               what               had               previously               been               a               tight               football               game.

The               31-point               win               proved               to               be               the               exclamation               point               on               Palmer's               Heisman               campaign               and               a               taste               of               the               sort               of               domination               Trojan               fans               would               grow               accustomed               to               in               the               seasons               to               come.
               #18.

2007               LSU               TIGERS               (12-2)
               (Coach:               Les               Miles               -               1               team               on               the               list)
               The               2007               National               Champs               have               the               dubious               distinction               of               being               the               first               college               football               team               to               wear               a               crown               with               two               lumps               in               it.

But               that               doesn't               mean               the               2007               Tigers               weren't               still               a               very               formidable               football               team.

Just               ask               Virginia               Tech               and               Ohio               State               --               two               Top               10               teams               whom               the               Tigers               managed               to               dispatch               with               remarkable               ease.

LSU               powered               through               a               tough               SEC               schedule               that               included               wins               over               Florida,               Auburn               and               Tennessee               in               the               conference               title               game.

And               those               two               losses               (to               Kentucky               and               Arkansas)               came               after               a               combined               total               of               6               overtimes.

Prior               to               1996,               LSU               would               have               been               an               undefeated               team.
               Still,               Arkansas               and               Kentucky               were               both               8-5               teams               in               2007               and               losing               to               them               (albeit               after               three               overtimes               a               piece)               is               no               badge               of               honor.

The               2007               Tigers               were               a               formidable               football               team,               but               among               the               National               Champions               so               far               this               century,               they               were               the               least               impressive.
               Signature               moment               -               With               the               score               tied               10-10               in               the               BCS               championship               game,               LSU               defensive               lineman               Ricky               Jean-Francois               smashed               through               the               Ohio               State               offensive               line               and               batted               down               a               field               goal               attempt.

From               there               it               was               all               down               hill               for               Ohio               State               as               LSU's               offense               and               defense               simply               dominated               the               top               ranked               Buckeyes.
               Blocked               field               goal.
               #17.

2008               UTAH               UTES               (13-0)
               (Coach:               Kyle               Whittingham               -               1               team               on               the               list)
               Those               pesky               interlopers               from               Utah               and               Idaho               just               won't               go               away.

For               the               third               time               in               the               last               five               seasons,               the               BCS               begrudgingly               invited               undefeated               teams               from               either               the               University               of               Utah               or               Boise               State               to               the               BCS               table.

And               three               times               the               Mountain               West/WAC               representatives               have               come               away               with               victories               over               automatic               bid               teams.
               The               most               impressive               of               these               victories               was               in               the               2009               Sugar               Bowl               as               undefeated               #6               Utah               took               on               #4               Alabama               --               an               11-point               favorite.

The               Utes               manhandled               the               Crimson               Tide,               holding               the               SEC               runner-up               to               208               yards               of               total               offense               and               just               10               points.

(Another               Alabama               touchdown               was               added               by               special               teams               play.)               All               in               all,               it               was               a               more               impressive               victory               than               the               eventual               National               Champion               Florida               Gators               laid               upon               Alabama               and               good               enough               to               earn               Utah               a               #2               ranking               in               the               final               AP               poll.
               So               why               aren't               they               ranked               higher               on               this               list?
               The               Utes               beat               four               ranked               teams,               but               they               also               occasionally               struggled               against               lesser               teams               including               3-9               Michigan               and               4-8               New               Mexico.

One               misstep               against               either               of               those               teams               and               Utah's               perfect               season               and               BCS               invite               would               have               been               out               the               door.

I               actually               think               the               2004               team               with               the               complete               domination               of               its               schedule               and               Urban               Meyer               under               the               headphones               was               probably               a               better               team               than               this               one.

But               the               2008               Utes'               Sugar               Bowl               was               a               victory               like               no               other               in               school               history.

And               that's               what               ultimately               gives               Whittingham's               squad               the               advantage               on               this               list.
               Signature               moment               -               Third               and               10               from               the               Alabama               28.

After               Utah               jumped               out               to               a               21-0               first               quarter               lead,               Alabama               slowly               eeked               its               way               back               into               the               game               by               capitalizing               on               a               third               quarter               Utah               fumble               and               a               second               quarter               Javier               Arenas               punt               return.

Utah's               response               to               the               Crimson               Tide's               third               unanswered               score               was               43               yards               in               6               plays               leading               up               to               a               third               and               10               from               the               28.

Brian               Johnson               dumped               it               off               to               David               Reed               near               the               first               down               marker.

Reed               slipped               a               single               tackle               and               raced               into               the               endzone               twenty               yards               untouched.

And               Bama               was               beaten.
               #16.

2002               MIAMI               HURRICANES               (12-1)
               (Coach:               Larry               Coker               -               2               teams               on               the               list)
               The               2002               Hurricanes               looked               like               a               continuation               of               their               juggernaut               selves               of               the               previous               year.

They               put               up               a               lot               of               points               during               their               undefeated               run               through               the               regular               season,               but               traditional               powers               Florida,               Florida               State               and               Tennessee               all               had               down               years               that               season,               mitigating               otherwise               impressive               victories.
               Ohio               State               would               prove               in               the               Fiesta               Bowl               that               the               2002               Canes               were               only               a               shadow               of               their               previous               selves.

Still,               the               Canes               were               dominant               enough               to               earn               a               place               among               the               best               of               the               decade.
               Signature               moment               --               Wide               left.

It               was               a               21st               Century               take               on               a               1990s               tradition.

Florida               State               lost               to               Miami               three               times               in               the               previous               decade               when               kickers               booted               game               winning               field               goals               to               the               right               of               the               goal               posts.

Other               than               this               ball               sailing               to               the               other               side               of               the               uprights,               it               must               have               seemed               like               old               times               to               the               Hurricanes.

The               final               score               was               28-27               which               was               enough               to               preserve               Miami's               march               to               Tempe               for               a               shot               at               back-to-back               National               Titles.

But               there               was               something               other               than               wide               left               that               was               not               quite               like               the               1990s.

Florida               State               was               no               longer               the               titan               it               was               during               the               "wide               right"               years.

And               that               game               between               fierce               interstate               rivals,               was               the               first               sign               that               perhaps               the               Fiesta               Bowl               was               not               about               to               be               another               Rose               Parade.
               #15.

2003               OKLAHOMA               SOONERS               (12-2)
               (Coach:               Bob               Stoops               -               2               teams               on               the               list)
               It               might               have               been               after               the               65-13               demolition               of               the               Longhorns               or               the               77-0               annihilation               of               Texas               A&M               but,               at               some               point               during               the               2003               college               football               season,               I               turned               to               one               of               my               buddies               and               said,               "This               may               be               the               best               college               football               team               ever."               Then               came               the               Big               12               championship               game.

It               wasn't               the               first               time               a               Big               12               also-ran               overturned               a               conference               opponent's               national               title               run.

But               Kansas               State's               35-7               domination               of               the               Sooners               was               nothing               short               of               a               shocker.

Oklahoma               would               still               end               up               in               the               title               match               against               LSU,               but               it               was               clear               that               the               F-5               tornado               that               ravished               the               plains               during               the               regular               season               was               nowhere               to               be               seen               in               New               Orleans.
               With               regular               season               stampedes               of               Alabama,               Fresno               State,               UCLA,               Colorado               and               Texas               Tech,               in               addition               to               the               Longhorns               and               Aggies,               if               it               weren't               for               the               north               division               Wildcats,               the               2003               Sooners               would               have               likely               been               a               Top               5               team               of               the               21st               Century,               win               or               lose               against               LSU.
               Signature               moment               -               Epic               failure.

Normally               I               like               to               pinpoint               a               team's               most               pivotal               or               most               spectacular               or               best               defining               moment               of               the               season.

Something               positive.

But               in               the               case               of               the               2003               Sooners,               all               those               gaudy               blow-outs               in               the               regular               season               were               overshadowed               immensely               by               the               one-man               highlight               reel               which               Darren               Sproles               and               the               Wildcats               produced               for               the               Big               12               Championship.

Sproles               had               runs               of               55,               60               and               63               yards               against               the               Sooners               (in               amassing               323               total               yards               individually),               but               it               was               a               60-yard               touchdown               reception               to               the               undersized               speed               demon               that               ultimately               provided               the               snapshot               on               Oklahoma's               2003               season.

The               score               put               the               Wildcats               up               21-7               shortly               before               the               half.

And               left               Sooner               Nation               scratching               its               collective               helmets.
               #14.

2006               FLORIDA               GATORS               (13-1)
               (Coach:               Urban               Meyer               -               3               teams               on               the               list)
               For               much               of               the               season,               2006               looked               to               belong               to               the               Big               10,               but               the               post-season               took               the               veil               off               what               was               --               until               then               --               the               most               parity-laden               season               of               the               decade.

(2007's               carousel               of               teams               at               the               top               beats               it.)               Thanks               to               their               domination               of               Ohio               State,               the               Florida               Gators               showed               they               were               slightly               better               than               everybody               else.

While               they               saved               the               best               for               their               last               two               games,               Florida               often               struggled               during               the               season,               most               notably               when               they               went               to               Auburn.

A               mildly               tough               schedule               and               a               lack               of               regular               season               dominance               keeps               the               2006               national               champion               from               cracking               the               Top               10.
               Signature               moment               --               Chris               Leak               to               Dallas               Baker,               14               yard               touchdown               pass               on               the               Gators'               opening               possession               of               the               BCS               championship.

You               might               think               Ohio               State's               97               yard               kick-off               return               to               open               the               game               would               have               had               the               Gators               reeling.

And               maybe               it               did               the               bench-warmers.

But               Urban               Meyers               starting               unit               answered               the               Buckeye's               opening               salvo               with               a               fine               kick               return               of               its               own               that,               with               the               aid               of               a               face               mask               penalty,               put               Florida               at               midfield.

As               if               nothing               had               gone               wrong               just               minutes               before,               Leak               took               his               team               46               yards               in               7               plays               capping               it               with               a               toss               to               a               wide-open               Baker               from               14               yards               out.

The               Buckeyes               probably               didn't               know               it               at               the               time,               but               they               were               cooked.
               #13.

2008               USC               TROJANS               (12-1)
               (Coach:               Pete               Carroll               -               5               teams               on               the               list)
               Uh-oh.

There               she               goes               again.

On               a               brisk               September               night               in               Corvallis,               the               USC               Trojans               found               themselves               on               the               wrong               end               of               yet               another               epic               upset.

It               was               fourth               such               upset               for               USC               in               the               last               three               seasons               and,               as               was               the               case               with               the               others,               it               was               enough               to               keep               the               Trojans               out               of               the               National               Title               match.
               But               2008's               USC               team               was               a               little               different               than               the               others               of               this               decade.

Whereas               Pete               Carroll's               teams               usual               blast               away               the               opposition               with               ten               yards               and               cloud               of               dust,               this               team               achieved               its               12               win               record               by               stuffing               opposing               offenses               into               the               dirt.

Some               wondered               if               perhaps               this               was               the               best               college               football               defense               to               ever               take               the               field.

Maybe,               maybe               not.

But               ten               of               USC's               13               opponents               could               muster               no               more               than               10               points               against               the               Trojans               and               three               were               shut               out               completely.

In               all,               only               14               touchdowns               were               scored               against               the               Trojan               defense               the               entire               season.

And               four               of               those               happened               with               the               games               well               out               of               hand.
               If               only               USC               had               an               offense               in               2008               to               match.

The               Trojan               offense,               led               by               Mark               Sanchez,               was               no               slouch.

Virtually               any               team               in               America               would               have               loved               to               have               had               it.

But,               by               Southern               Cal's               standards,               the               2008               scoring               machine               was               in               dire               need               of               an               oil               change.

Turnovers               and               lack               of               a               ground               game               cost               USC               the               game               in               Corvallis.

Same               thing               in               Tucson               nearly               produced               the               same               result.

But               a               stop               on               4th               and               inches               with               just               6               minutes               left               --               followed               by               a               three-and-out               just               two               minutes               later,               preserved               the               win               for               USC.
               USC's               offense               did               show               signs               of               life               at               some               points               during               the               season.

Most               notably               against               Ohio               State,               Oregon               and               Penn               State.

But               lack               of               consistency               kept               the               2008               Trojans               from               going               undefeated,               playing               for               the               National               Title               and               cracking               my               Top               10               list               for               the               21st               Century.
               Signature               moment               --               that               4th               and               inches               stop               against               Arizona.

This               was               one               of               the               stingiest               defenses               of               all               time               and               that               stop               was               a               text               book               instance               of               how               so.
               #12.

2002               OHIO               STATE               BUCKEYES               (14-0)
               (Coach               Jim               Tressel               -               2               teams               on               the               list)
               2002's               national               champs               put               together               a               solid               run,               with               victories               over               four               ranked               opponents               including               in               what               was               arguably               the               most               spectacular               national               championship               game               ever               played,               defeating               defending               champs               Miami               31-24               in               double               overtime.
               But               you'd               be               hard               pressed               to               call               the               2002               Buckeyes               dominant.

Or,               at               least,               not               on               par               with               some               of               the               juggernauts               of               the               Top               10.

With               the               exception               of               Washington               State,               their               victories               over               ranked               opponents               were               narrow               wins.

A               blown               opportunity               here               and               there               could               have               spelled               a               different               track               for               each               team               involved.

Additionally,               the               Buckeyes               squeaked               by               several               unranked               opponents               including,               Cincinnati,               Northwestern,               Wisconsin,               Purdue               and               Illinois,               beating               those               five               teams               by               an               average               of               only               6               points.
               Buckeye               fans               may               argue               that               a               win               is               a               win               and               Ohio               State               had               a               rarely               precedented               14               of               them               in               2002               and               that               the               gaudy               scores               put               up               by               other               powerhouses               are               nothing               more               than               "running               up               the               score"               and               that               Ohio               State               is               too               classy               and               respectful               to               do               that.
               That               might               be.

But               I               don't               believe               for               a               second               Ohio               State               wouldn't               love               to               hang               50               points               on               a               Florida               or               LSU               or               USC.

The               issue               is               can               they?

Great               teams               win               all               their               games,               true.

But               juggernauts               don't               blast               formidable               opponents               with               40,               50,               60               points               just               to               show               off.

They               do               it               because               they               can't               help               themselves.

That               just               wasn't               the               case               for               the               2002               Buckeyes               who               needed               a               bad               second               quarter               by               Ken               Dorsey               to               pull               off               a               National               Title               upset.
               Signature               moment               --               The               last               play               of               the               game.

After               a               controversial               first               overtime,               the               Buckeyes               found               the               endzone               in               the               second               extended               period               with               remarkable               ease.

Down               31-24,               the               Hurricanes               needed               to               answer.

A               pair               of               Buckeye               penalties               almost               escorted               Miami               over               the               goal               line,               setting               Coker's               team               up               with               a               first               and               goal               at               the               two.

But               a               goal               line               stand               was               the               order               of               the               day               and               a               fierce               pass               rush               on               4th               and               1               left               the               most               indelible               image               of               the               evening.
               Goal               line               stand.
               #11.

2003               USC               TROJANS               (12-1)
               (Coach:               Pete               Carroll               -               5               teams               on               the               list)
               When               it               came               to               blasting               opponents               for               40               or               50               points,               it               seemed               like               the               2003               co-champion               Trojans               couldn't               help               themselves.

USC               scored               40               points               or               more               eight               times               during               the               2003               season               including               lop-sided               victories               over               Notre               Dame,               Washington               State               and               UCLA.

USC               dominated               every               team               it               played               that               year               except               for               a               34-31               loss               to               Cal.
               Aside               from               that               one               overtime               loss,               the               2003               Trojans               were               darn               near               perfect.
               Signature               moment               --               a               5               yard               touchdown               pass               from               Matt               Leinart               to               Mike               Williams               against               Auburn.

Sound               not               so               spectacular?

Well,               consider               that               USC               went               to               Alabama               to               face               the               sixth-ranked               team               in               the               country               on               the               Tigers'               home               turf.

Thanks               to               an               interception               and               penalty,               USC               found               itself               on               the               Auburn               five               yard               line               when               Matt               Leinart               attempted               his               first               pass               as               starting               quarterback               for               the               Trojans.

The               pass               across               the               middle               for               an               easy               six               was               an               auspicious               start               for               both               Leinart               and               USC.

The               Trojan's               glory               days               were               only               then               truly               beginning.
               #10.

2003               LSU               TIGERS               (13-1)
               (Coach:               Nick               Saban               -               1               team               on               the               list)
               2003               was               a               tumultuous               and               confusing               year               in               college               football.

Who               were               the               most               deserving               one-loss               teams               to               play               for               the               national               title?

USC,               Oklahoma               or               LSU?

The               polls               would               never               fully               decide,               splitting               the               title               between               the               Tigers               and               Trojans.
               A               hypothetical               match-up               between               that               year's               co-champs               would've               been               an               exciting               game               and               a               tough               one               to               call.

I               give               a               slight               edge               to               LSU.

Both               teams               dominated               their               schedules,               but               LSU's               was               tougher,               facing               5               foes               ranked               in               the               final               poll,               including               4               in               the               top               10.

LSU               lost               to               Top               25               finisher,               Florida,               while               USC's               loss               came               at               the               hands               of               unranked               Cal.
               Signature               moment               -               First               play               from               scrimmage               in               the               Sugar               Bowl.

Justin               Vincent               breaks               free               in               the               secondary               for               a               64               yard               gain.

The               butterflies               had               to               be               circling               Bob               Stoops'               stomach               after               seeing               this               run.

While               LSU               did               not               score               on               the               opening               drive               (quarterback               Matt               Mauck               fumbled               on               the               OU               1),               Vincent's               run               was               a               prelude               to               the               rushing               success               LSU               used               to               set               up               a               balanced               run-pass               attack               against               the               Sooners.

Something               the               vaunted               Oklahoma               offense               could               not               do               itself               against               the               Tigers.

Balance,               a               stingy               defense               and               clock               control               put               LSU               atop               the               BCS               standings               in               a               performance               that               was               more               dominant               than               the               7-point               margin               would               suggest.
               Vincent               breaks               free.
               #9.

2004               AUBURN               TIGERS               (13-0)
               (Coach:               Tommy               Tuberville               -               1               team               on               the               list)
               This               team               got               no               respect               in               2004.

Even               after               scorching               Tennessee               -               twice!

With               four               teams               undefeated               in               2004,               Utah               and               Auburn               found               themselves               on               the               outside               looking               in               for               the               national               title.

USC               and               Oklahoma               hogged               the               spotlight.

And               then,               eventually,               just               USC.

Fans               cried               foul               of               the               BCS               after               the               Trojans               flogged               the               Sooners               and               left               a               total               of               three               teams               unblemished               when               all               was               said               and               done.
               Would               the               Auburn               Tigers               have               been               a               better               opponent               for               USC               than               the               Sooners?

I               think               probably,               although               I               just               don't               see               a               victory               in               the               cards               against               Leinart               and               Bush.

Still,               2004               Auburn               was               an               impressive               team,               beating               five               ranked               opponents               and               dominating               nearly               every               team               they               played.
               Signature               moment               --               A               53               yard               pass               from               Jason               Campbell               to               Anthony               Mix               in               the               Sugar               Bowl               against               Virginia               Tech.

It               was               the               longest               play               of               the               night               for               Auburn               in               what               turned               out               to               be               a               tight               defensive               struggle.

The               play               led               to               the               Tigers'               only               touchdown               which               put               them               up               16-0.

Auburn               needed               that               cushion               as               Virginia               Tech               caught               fire               in               the               4th               quarter,               finding               the               endzone               twice,               including               an               80-yard               pass               play               with               two               minutes               left               in               the               game.

The               16-point               cushion               and               an               onside               kick               recovery               was               enough               to               preserve               Auburn's               undefeated               season.

Which               is               why               this,               to               me,               is               the               signature               play.

The               Tigers               had               a               more               spectacular               game               against               Tennessee               in               the               SEC               championship,               but               the               close-call               against               the               Hokies               on               the               night               before               USC's               demolition               of               Oklahoma               showed               why               the               BCS               snub               may               have               produced               the               best               outcome               for               Auburn               after               all.
               #8.

2008               FLORIDA               GATORS               (13-1)
               (Coach:               Urban               Meyer               -               3               teams               on               the               list)
               Darn               those               special               teams!

As               head               coach               at               Utah,               Urban               Meyer               had               one               undefeated               team               and               zero               National               Championships.

As               coach               of               the               Florida               Gators,               Meyers               has               two               one-loss               teams               and               two               National               Titles.

Which               do               you               think               Meyers               prefers?

Well,               the               two               National               Titles,               of               course,               but               an               undefeated               champion               would               undoubtedly               be               nice,               too.

And               the               2008               Gators               came               so               close               to               giving               one               to               him.

A               blocked               extra               point               was               all               that               stood               between               Florida               and               shaking               off               a               pesky               Ole               Miss               team               which               Florida               had               dominated               in               all               statistical               categories               except               turnovers               and               points.
               In               a               press               conference               afterward,               Tim               Tebow               vowed               that               nothing               like               that               would               happen               again               while               he               was               the               quarterback               at               Florida.

And,               for               2008               at               least,               he               was               a               man               of               his               word.
               Behind               Tebow's               firey               leadership,               the               Gators               were               never               again               challenged               in               ten               straight               games,               until               they               met               up               with               #1               Oklahoma               in               the               BCS               title               game.

The               2008               National               Champions               pulverized               all               comers               with               an               11-point               win               over               then               #1               Alabama,               a               30-point               win               over               #20               Florida               State               and               a               39-point               victory               over               #6               Georgia.
               The               BCS               Championship               went               differently               than               the               high-scoring               affair               many               expected.

Oklahoma               brought               in               the               highest               scoring               offense               of               all               time.

Florida               claimed               that               it               had               a               defense               that               could               slow               it               down               and               an               offense               good               enough               to               keep               up.

They               were               right               on               both               counts,               holding               the               Sooners               to               just               14               points               --               OU's               lowest               total               of               the               season               by               three               full               touchdowns.

Oklahoma               helped               the               Gators               some               by               blowing               two               first-half               drives               inside               the               Florida               5               yard               line.

But,               to               Florida's               full               credit,               the               Gators               proved               to               be               the               only               defense               against               which               Sam               Branford               and               the               Sooners               could               never               find               traction.

Oklahoma               was               averaging               54               points               going               into               the               BCS               title               match               and               brought               in               an               NCAA               record               5               consecutive               60-plus               point               game               streak               to               boot.

But               when               the               Gators               held               the               Sooners               to               a               mere               14               points,               that               54-point               average               dropped               by               nearly               three               full               points.
               No               small               feat.
               Signature               moment               --               the               15               yard               unsportsmanlike               penalty               against               Tebow               after               scrambling               for               13               yards,               a               first               down               and               the               official               win               against               Oklahoma.

Tebow's               exuberance               in               that               moment               was               a               manifestation               of               the               2007               Heisman               winner's               fire               in               a               bottle               that               is               impossible               to               replicate               through               anything               but               natural               propensity.

And               that,               ultimately,               is               what               won               Florida               its               second               National               Title               in               three               seasons.
               #7.

2005               USC               TROJANS               (12-1)
               (Coach:               Pete               Carroll               -               5               teams               on               the               list)
               Matt               Leinart               made               the               astonishing               announcement               shortly               after               USC's               pounding               of               Oklahoma               to               end               2004.

He               would               forgo               the               NFL               draft               and               stay               his               senior               season               to               lead               his               team               to               a               third               straight               national               title.

And               into               the               history               books.
               It               looked               like               his               plan               would               work,               too.

If               Vince               Young               hadn't               been               born.

Before               the               38-41               loss               to               Texas               in               the               Rose               Bowl,               USC               laid               waste               to               defenses               up               and               down               the               West               Coast.

The               high-octane               offense               never               scored               fewer               than               34               points               and,               in               fact,               scored               50               or               more               in               an               astounding               7               of               their               12               regular               season               games.
               But               the               chink               in               USC's               armor               was               their               own               defense.

Arizona               State,               Notre               Dame               and               Fresno               State               showed               that               it               was               possible               to               put               some               points               on               the               Trojan               D.

Something               Vince               Young               and               the               Texas               Longhorns               would               do               with               remarkable               ease.
               Leinart               complained               after               the               loss               that               the               best               team               had               not               won               that               night.

With               scores               like               70-17               over               Arkansas               and               66-19               over               UCLA,               I               can               see               why               he               might               think               that.

2005               USC               was               one               of               the               ten               best               teams               of               the               decade.

But               they               were               only               the               second               best               of               2005.
               Signature               moment               -               there               are               two               possibilities.

And               they               both               came               on               the               same               drive               against               Notre               Dame.

Down               28               to               31               with               less               than               90               seconds               left               in               the               game,               USC               was               facing               a               4th               and               9               on               their               own               26               yard               line.

Leinart               took               the               snap               from               under               center,               stepped               back               and               rifled               a               precision               pass               to               Dwayne               Jarrett               near               the               50               who               then               very               nearly               beat               two               Irish               defenders               to               the               endzone.

But               a               touchdown               saving               lunge               put               the               Trojans               on               the               Notre               Dame               13.

The               other               possibility               came               5               plays               later.

The               last               play               of               the               game.

The               "Bush               Push".

With               just               7               seconds               left               on               the               clock,               USC               lined               up               on               the               1               yard               line.

Matt               Leinart               took               the               ball               straight               up               the               center               and               got               stuffed.

He               spun               toward               the               left               and,               with               a               push               from               Reggie               Bush,               sort               of               careened               across               the               goal               line.

The               first               play               showed               the               incredible               poise               with               which               2005               USC               handled               itself               when               pushed               against               a               wall.

The               second               play               showed               a               little               chink               in               the               armor.

While               some               sportcasters               had               taken               to               calling               them               "possibly               the               best               college               football               team               ever",               the               Bush               Push               illuminated               something               that               would               become               clearer               by               the               end               of               the               season.

A               little               unorthodoxy               can               get               you               over               the               hump               a               lot               of               times.

But               sooner               or               later,               you're               going               to               trip               up.
               This               clip               starts               with               Jarrett               catch               (15               seconds               in)               and               ends               with               the               Bush               Push.
               Last               drive               Trojans.
               #6.

2000               MIAMI               HURRICANES               (11-1)
               (Coach:               Butch               Davis               -               1               team               on               the               list)
               If               it               weren't               for               those               awful               scoundrels               in               Tallahassee               stealing               their               rightful               place               in               the               2001               Orange               Bowl,               the               Miami               Hurricanes               would've               been               the               2000               National               Champions.

Or               so               it               goes               among               Miami               fans.

Is               that               just               a               bunch               of               tropical               bluster               or               is               there               something               to               back               that               sentiment?
               Miami               blasted               through               a               schedule               that               included               three               teams               that               would               finish               the               season               among               the               top               6               teams               in               the               nation:               #3               Washington,               #5               Florida               State               and               #6               Virginia               Tech.

Along               with               #10               Florida               in               the               Sugar               Bowl,               Miami               faced               a               tough               schedule               indeed.
               If               it               were               not               for               a               narrow               loss               to               Washington               (the               only               team               the               Hurricanes               did               not               dominate),               Miami               would               have               found               itself               in               the               title               game               against               the               Sooners.

A               match               that               would               mark               the               resurgence               of               two               80s               powerhouses.
               Signature               moment               -               Ken               Dorsey               to               Jeremy               Shockey               for               a               13-yard               touchdown               in               the               waning               seconds               against               Florida               State.

This               was               the               end               to               a               game               in               which               Miami               had               blanked               the               Seminoles               in               the               first               half               for               a               17-0               lead.

Florida               State               came               back               furiously               to               take               a               24-20               lead               in               the               4th               quarter.

But               the               pass               to               Shockey               gave               the               Hurricanes               the               head-to-head               in               what               should               probably               have               been               the               deciding               factor               in               who               played               Oklahoma.
               #5.

2000               OKLAHOMA               SOONERS               (13-0)
               (Coach:               Bob               Stoops               -               2               teams               on               the               list)
               The               only               problem               with               Cane               backers'               indignation               over               the               post               2000               bowl               match-ups               and               claims               to               having               been               robbed               by               the               bowl               schedulers               of               a               National               Title               is               that               their               would-be               opponent,               the               Oklahoma               Sooners,               were               every               bit               as               good               as               they               were.
               The               Sooners               clobbered               four               ranked               opponents               on               their               way               to               nearly               blanking               Florida               State               in               the               Orange               Bowl,               including               an               impressive               31-14               win               over               then               top-ranked               Nebraska.

Oklahoma               scored               gaudy               points               over               the               likes               of               Texas               and               Kansas               State,               beating               the               Big               12               north               champs               twice               with               a               combined               total               of               nine               touchdowns.
               Who               was               better               that               year?

Miami               or               Oklahoma?

We'll               never               know.

But               they               were               both               two               of               the               best               teams               of               the               decade.
               Signature               moment               --               Oklahoma               linebacker               Rocky               Calmus               knocked               lose               the               football               as               Florida               State               quarterback               Chris               Weinke               tried               to               scramble               away.

The               fumble               recovery               set               the               Sooners               up               on               the               Seminole               15               yard               line               allowing               Oklahoma               to               score               the               only               touchdown               of               the               night.

Oklahoma's               spectacular               defensive               play               heralded               the               return               of               a               dormant               superpower.
               #4.

2001               FLORIDA               GATORS               (10-2)
               (Coach:               Steve               Spurrier               -               1               team               on               the               list)
               Who?

A               two-loss               Gator               team               was               better               than               six               of               the               last               nine               national               champions?
               Well,               if               college               football               has               such               a               thing               as               an               idiot               savant,               it's               gotta               be               the               2001               Florida               Gators.

"Savants"               because               this               squad               managed               to               not               just               beat               five               Top               25               finishers,               they               destroyed               them.

Among               their               victims,               #7               LSU               (44-15),               #22               Georgia               (24-10),               #13               South               Carolina               (54-17),               #15               Florida               State               (37-13)               and               #11               Maryland               (56-23).

And               "idiots"               because               these               knuckleheads               also               managed               to               lose               two               games.

One               to               unranked               Auburn               and               the               other               to               #4               Tennessee.

Both               losses               were               squeakers               that               the               Gators               could               have               just               as               easily               won.

With               the               2001               Hurricanes               an               undeniable               juggernaut,               had               Florida               gone               the               regular               season               undefeated,               it               might               have               set               up               a               Rose               Bowl               to               rival               the               1971               Nebraska-Oklahoma               game               in               which               an               immovable               object               met               an               irresistible               force.
               Signature               moment               --               Not               a               fond               one               for               Florida.

A               few               minutes               into               the               4th               quarter,               after               completing               a               52               yard               field               goal               to               pull               within               one               point               of               the               Tennessee               Volunteers,               special               teams               put               up               decent               coverage,               tackling               the               Vol               return               man               on               his               own               23               yard               line.

The               very               next               play,               Tennessee               running               back               Travis               Stephens               blasted               up               the               middle               and               nearly               covered               the               length               of               the               field.

The               68-yard               run               gave               Tennessee               the               ball               on               the               Florida               9.

They               needed               just               three               plays               to               take               an               8               point               lead.

Florida               managed               one               more               touchdown               six               minutes               later,               but               could               not               convert               a               two-point               attempt               to               force               a               tie.

With               Stephens'               run,               the               turnover-prone               Gators               saw               their               chance               at               meeting               the               team               of               the               decade               for               all               the               marbles               slip               away.
               #3.

2005               TEXAS               LONGHORNS               (13-0)
               (Coach:               Mack               Brown               --               1               team               on               the               list)
               Some               say               the               2005               Longhorns               were               all               Vince               Young.

I               say               one               man               alone,               no               matter               how               gifted,               could               put               up               the               kind               of               points               this               team               did,               outscoring               their               opponents               652               to               203               in               13               games.

In               that               onslaught               were               four               ranked               teams,               including               top               5               finishers               Ohio               State               and               USC.

Indeed,               none               of               the               Longhorn's               Big               12               rivals               proved               worthy               including               Oklahoma               which               lost               45-12               and               the               north               division               champion               Colorado               which               had               16               touchdowns               scored               upon               them               in               two               games.

Texas               scored               40               points               or               more               in               all               but               one               game               (a               win               against               Ohio               State)               and               scored               60               or               more               points               five               times.
               Even               though               it               was               a               close               game,               2005               Texas'               most               remarkable               achievement               was               handing               defending               National               Champion               USC               (the               seventh               best               team               of               the               decade)               its               only               loss               of               the               season.

Few               teams               this               decade               could               have               handled               the               two-headed               Heisman               Trophy               beast               of               Southern               California.

But               this               one               could.

And               did.
               Signature               moment               --               4th               and               five.
               Vince               Young
               #2.

2004               USC               TROJANS               (13-0)
               (Coach:               Pete               Carroll               -               5               teams               on               the               list)
               The               2000s               clearly               belong               to               the               USC               Trojans.

But               you               probably               already               knew               that.

Five               USC               teams               make               my               Top               20,               three               of               those               residing               in               the               Top               10.

And               the               2004               team               would've               mopped               the               floor               with               any               of               those               other               Trojan               squads.
               The               list               of               victims               on               USC's               2004               schedule               include               such               worthy               opponents               as               Virginia               Tech,               Cal,               Arizona               State               and               Notre               Dame.

But               the               2004               Trojans               would               take               on               legendary               status               by               manhandling               second-ranked               Oklahoma               55-19               in               the               Orange               Bowl,               blasting               its               way               to               a               38-10               halftime               lead.
               Along               with               Oklahoma,               USC               beat               three               top               10               teams               in               all.

Like               other               USC               teams,               the               2004               team               often               let               less               worthy               opponents               hang               on,               only               to               demolish               them               in               the               second               half.

But               even               in               these               games,               the               threats               rarely               looked               serious.

It               was               as               if               the               Trojans               were               merely               toying               with               their               opponents.
               And               they               probably               were.
               Signature               moment               --               There's               a               lot               to               choose               from               here.

One               of               the               many               Leinart               to               Jarrett               touchdowns.

Maybe               a               run               by               LenDale               White               or               Reggie               Bush.

Or               possibly               a               defensive               stop               in               close               games               against               Cal               or               UCLA.

The               2004               season               was               filled               with               spectacular               moments               for               the               Trojans.

But               the               most               seminal               moment,               in               my               opinion,               came               off-field               ten               days               after               the               Orange               Bowl.

Heisman               winner,               Matt               Leinart               announced               his               return               to               USC               for               his               senior               season               and               a               chance               to               help               the               Trojans               become               the               first               team               ever               to               win               three               consecutive               National               Titles.

The               news               chilled               the               spines               of               opponents               up               and               down               the               2005               USC               docket.

While               it               has               since               become               fashionable               for               undergrad               stars               to               stick               around               for               their               senior               seasons,               Leinart's               decision               came               as               a               surprise               to               many.

That               a               Heisman-winning               quarterback               on               the               heels               of               a               blow-out               National               Title               victory               and               an               undefeated               season               would               postpone               millions               of               dollars               to               come               back               to               help               his               University               make               history               speaks               to               the               kind               of               supercharged               atmosphere               that               enveloped               the               program               at               mid-decade.
               #1.

2001               MIAMI               HURRICANES               (12-0)
               (Coach:               Larry               Coker               --               2               teams               on               the               list)
               Are               the               2001               Hurricanes               the               best               college               football               team               in               the               history               of               the               Universe?

That's               for               another               article,               but               there's               no               denying               that               they               are               the               best               of               the               current               decade.

I'm               sure               the               USC               fans               who               were               captivated               by               Leinhart               and               Bush               will               object,               but               the               stats               speak               for               themselves.
               Miami               played               six               teams               that               finished               ranked               in               the               Top               25               of               2001.

#8               Nebraska,               #18               Virginia               Tech,               #19               Washington,               #14               Syracuse,               #21               Boston               College               and               #15               Florida               State.

Tough               schedule?

Well               for               just               about               any               other               team,               it               would               be,               but               Miami               bulldozed               those               teams               by               a               combined               score               of               254               to               79.

Or               a               42-13               average.

Miami               made               some               of               these               top               tier               opponents               look               no               better               than               the               Rutgers               and               Troy               States               of               their               schedule,               slamming               Syracuse               and               Washington               for               a               combined               17               touchdowns               while               allowing               them               only               one.
               The               culmination               of               the               2001               season               came               on               January               3rd,               2002               in               Pasadena               when               Miami               shot               to               a               34-0               half-time               lead               over               then               #4               Nebraska.

The               2001               Huskers               were               themselves               no               creampuffs,               having               lead               the               nation               in               rushing               offense               steered               by               the               explosive               Heisman               winner,               Eric               Crouch.

But               Miami               dominated               their               opponent               from               the               opening               series               on.

A               tough               fight               from               Nebraska               in               the               second               half               kept               the               game               from               being               a               total               debacle,               but               the               final               outcome               was               never               in               doubt.
               A               direct               comparison               of               the               decade's               top               two               teams               shows               why               2001               Miami               beats               2004               USC.

Both               teams               demolished               their               schedules               up               and               down               except               for               two               games               a               piece.

Miami               nudged               past               Virginia               Tech               26-24               and               beat               Boston               College               handily               but               not               spectacularly               18-7.

But               both               VT               and               BC               were               ranked               opponents               and               were               reasonably               tight               games.

USC,               on               the               other               hand,               had               close               calls               against               two               unranked               opponents.

Stanford               31-28               and               UCLA               29-24.

Edge               Miami.

Both               teams               demolished               formidable               bowl               opponents.

But               USC's               opponent               was               tougher               and               they               won               by               a               wider               margin               than               the               Canes.

Edge               USC.

USC               played               four               teams               ranked               in               the               final               poll.

They               beat               two               soundly               and               demolished               two.

Miami               played               six               teams               ranked               in               the               final               poll.

Edged               one.

Beat               another               soundly.

They               destroyed               the               other               four               and               had               no               close               calls               against               unranked               opponents               (unlike               USC).

Big               edge               to               Miami.
               While               some               may               argue               that               the               domination               level               of               USC               and               Miami               are               too               close               to               call,               I               just               don't               see               it.

To               sum.

An               undefeated               season,               a               loaded               schedule               (matched               only               by               the               2001               Florida               schedule)               and               an               unequivocal               domination               of               opponents               makes               the               2001               Miami               Hurricanes               the               best               college               football               team               of               the               21st               Century.
               So               far.
               Signature               moment               --               Up               14-0               in               the               second               quarter               of               the               2002               Rose               Bowl,               Miami's               James               Lewis               stepped               in               front               of               an               Eric               Crouch               pass               and               bolted,               untouched,               47               yards               for               a               touchdown.

This               was               the               precise               moment               at               which               college               football               of               the               20th               Century               was               over.

Why?
               Because               the               team               that               pick               came               against               was               arguably               the               face               of               college               football               over               the               course               of               nearly               the               last               40               years               of               the               20th               Century.

Consider               this               of               the               University               of               Nebraska.

From               1962               to               2001,               the               Cornhuskers               won               433               games.

They               appeared               in               10               National               Title               games               (winning               five               of               them).

They               produced               not               a               single               losing               season               in               40               consecutive               years.

They               had               a               minimum               of               9               wins               in               38               of               those               seasons               and               finished               ranked               in               37               out               of               40               AP               polls.

They               appeared               in               33               consecutive               bowl               games.

They               produced               (by               wide               opinion)               the               two               best               college               football               teams               of               the               20th               Century               in               1971               and               1995               and               established               the               last               true               college               football               dynasty               in               a               60-3               stretch               from               1993               to               1997.

Other               schools               had               some               superlatives               -               Miami               won               as               many               titles               over               the               same               period               and               Alabama               won               six.

Florida               State               produced               an               impressive               stretch               of               14               consecutive               10-win               seasons               to               finish               out               the               century.

But               no               other               team               maintained               such               a               high               level               of               consistency               at               the               top.

Miami               and               Florida               State               emerged               from               college               gridiron               obscurity               in               the               mid-1980s               and               Alabama               had               long               stretches               of               down               periods               after               the               Bear               Bryant               era               ended.
               So               there               it               was,               just               two               minutes               into               the               second               quarter               on               January,               3               2002.

A               pick               and               nearly               50               yards               of               natural               turf               and               the               20th               Century               was               over.

Nobody               in               the               stadium               expected               a               comeback               at               that               point               and,               indeed,               the               rout               was               officially               on               as               the               Hurricane               defense               swarmed               Nebraska,               holding               it               to               nearly               half               its               total               offensive               average.

The               Huskers               needed               a               71               yard               punt               return               in               the               4th               quarter               just               to               make               the               score               look               respectable.

Sort               of,               anyway.
               The               first               team               to               play               an               entire               season               in               the               21st               Century               also               happens               to               be               its               best               to               date.

Fitting               that               the               2001               Hurricanes               achieved               its               pinnacle               by               turning               the               lights               out               on               the               20th               Century.
               This               list               is               an               update               of               a               previously               published               article               written               before               the               2007               season.
               You               can               view               it               here.
               Other               college               football               articles               by               Mark               Albracht:
               True               College               Football               National               Champions
               How               to               calculate               the               greatest               college               football               team               ever.
               2005               Texas
               2004               USC
               2001               Miami
               1995               Nebraska






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