Blue Bloods in College Football | Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia, USC | Who is missing?

[@93HonestAbe]

Blue blood is not predicated on winning National championships 😂😂. Alabama was a blue blood before Saban arrived. Blue blood is mostly based on program winning percentage, bowl wins, All-American and NFL talents produced

[@1Caplaw]

I'm an OSU fan, but I think you have to put Nebraska in the blueblood category. They are a classic powerhouse. They dominated for a long period of time. They are down right now, but they still sellout and have a rabid fanbase. Again, I'm not a Cornhuskers fan, but I think they belong in.

[@JeffreyLeohner]

Ohio State has 8 National Championships, not 7, and really should have more, all-time! 🌰🏈

[@Adam-vs2in]

They have had several top 5 classes the past 15 years and only 1 NC to show for it. They are frauds.

[@JeffreyLeohner]

Ohio State is definitely a Blue Blood, always has been, and always will be! I think they will win the Natty this year! 🌰🏈

[@najehwilk]

It will be a disappointment if they don't win this year. And I went off since 1950. Doesn't include what they won earlier

[@Adam-vs2in]

They’ll choke like always.

[@davesnothere8859]

Penn ST isn't a blue blood.

[@brodyabel7300]

UGA is not a blue blood.

[@GrouchyKraut]

Everything but Georgia is correct