Where does this win rank for you?

*Fox2Monk*

Heisman
Jun 10, 2009
47,574
87,198
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It’s up there.

Especially because of what it says about the future. Stoops would’ve had us beat in the first quarter still tucking his tail From last week.
We got a legitimate coach and there will be many more of
These.
I love Steins attitude. No we got lucky, or we were fortunate. We practice for those moments and we deserve to be here. He’s as hyped as we are. New young blood is what we need.
 

bbnkat02

Heisman
Nov 14, 2017
47,915
71,352
113
What was Ole Miss ranked when we upset them a few years ago? This team feels like it has a lot more upside. We’re playing great last week then just fell apart
Like close to T10. But that win felt like it was more they lost and we survived. This was us going in there an owning them. Completely different feel in my book.
 
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Goingfor9

All-Conference
Jan 27, 2003
16,473
3,513
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It’s hard to know without knowing how good Texas A&M is. They look pretty bad to me. I think we have a mid pack SEC team with a lot of upside and they play a good defense stoops like defense but now they’ve gotten an offense. But ranking wins it’s hard. I mean those ball games we won Penn State. Virginia Tech.. yeah throw the Florida wins in there. Whipping up on Louisville.. but we do need a full season to know whether we just beat A USC Jr. level team or if we beat a playoff team. That’s the tough thing about wins like this we know for sure that’s a big win.. It’s a definite signature win just to go on the road to go to Texas to any of those venues and come out with a win in some ways pretty dominant.
 
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CUJO_1970

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Jul 3, 2025
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In the last 15 years?

1. Penn State 2018
2. Florida 2018
3. TAMU 2026
4. Louisville 2016
5. South Carolina 2016
6. Tennessee 2020
7. Iowa 2021
8. Florida 2021
9. Florida 2022
 

phunterd

All-American
Aug 1, 2006
2,250
5,114
62
I get the outcome of 24 and 25 spoiled it, but a lot of people here are glossing over the win against #6 Ole Miss and Kiffin two years ago.

I’m 34 so I’ll go with:

1) 2007 LSU
2) 2018 Florida
3) 2007 Louisville
4) 2026 Texas A&M
5) 2016 Louisville
6) 2021 Florida
7) 2011 Tennessee (I don’t care if they sucked. Ending that streak that way after so many painful loses was euphoric)
8) 2024 Ole Miss (would be much higher if not for season outcome)
9) 2010 South Carolina
10) 2023 Louisville
 
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