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[QUOTE="TrickySU, post: 876334, member: 2749"]
I discussed 2004 Auburn again in my previous post.

2000 is the only year I will say the best team may not have won. Oklahoma was dominant though. They played a tougher schedule and that team is considered the 6th best in the decade.

2007 you said I knocked a team (Miami) one year for losing a game, but ignore a late season loss. I'm not ignoring the late season loss. The difference is that everyone lost late that year. Missouri, West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Kansas all lost late. Who should've been in over LSU? LSU had the best body of work. They beat #9 Virginia Tech 48-7 (VT finished the year ranked 3rd), beat 6 ranked teams (7 if you include Ohio State), and both of their losses came in triple overtime games.

In 2011 Alabama was the best team in college football. The National Championship just proved it. In the regular season matchup, Alabama missed 3 field goals in regulation and 1 in overtime. The National Championship was dominated by Alabama. Bama had the top ranked defense in the country. Their defense ranked first in all four major, team defensive categories. This is the first time it happened since Oklahoma in 1986. I wasn't happy that Alabama won another championship, but they were the best team in the country.
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