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One can only dream of such.3 straight years with a winning record/being bowl eligible, for some of us
Or gain it back.And it seems like the majority so far think you cannot join the Blue Bloods but you can lose your status
It's not hate at all. We realize that Georgia Tech has a more impressive trophy case than Oregon. Colorado does too.A lot of haters. Typical
It's not hate at all. We realize that Georgia Tech has a more impressive trophy case than Oregon. Colorado does too.
You know what Oregon has got to do?Hater noted
You know what Oregon has got to do?
A lot of haters. Typical
Pretty sure you have to actually win something to have haters.Hater noted
Pretty sure you have to actually win something to have haters.![]()
Strike 1Get more fans to brag about them online
It's called laughing at delusions of grandeur.Yet here people are, hating their butts off
FIFYIt's called laughing at delusions of adequacy.
It's called laughing at delusions of grandeur.
It's good that you can laugh at yourselfWe all love laughing at people with delusions of grander
Thank you. I normally have to come in here and explain this. He meant "Elite" not "Blue Blood."No. The term Blue Blood means aristocrat, established, been around a long time, i.e "old money". The ones you mentioned certainly do qualify for that, with teams like LSU, Nebraska, and Tennessee being just outside.
Teams like Miami, FSU, Clemson, and possibly Oregon (if they ever manage to win something) would be considered "new money".
To put it in a real world comparison.
Rockefellers or Gettys = Old Money
Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos = New Money