This List Will Cause Some Fights

The AP Ranked The Top 100 All-Time College Football Programs And You’re Going To Be PISSED Your Team’s Not Higher

5 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (974 Points)

• Total appearances:743, 67.36% of all polls
• First appearance:1936
• No.1 ranking:90 1/2
• Championships:Five (last 2004)
• Best full decade:1970s appeared in 89.86% of polls.
• Worst full decade:1940s appeared in 47.43% of polls.
• Poll point:The Trojans were top-ranked 42 times from Dec. 7, 2003-Sept. 21, 2008 under coach Pete Carroll.

Complete list (BroBible.com)

Editor's note: #1 is Ohio State

This Is No Doubt The #1 Game Of The 2016 Opening Weekend

Ranking the 10 best ESPN college football games on 2016 opening weekend

No. 1 – USC vs. Alabama in Arlington, TX (Saturday, September 3rd at 8 PM on ABC)

During his time as the head coach of the Crimson Tide, Nick Saban as shown a willingness to play another traditional power or decent game to start things off. Last season’s title campaign started with a win inside Jerry World over Wisconsin, so why not see if the plan works again!

In all seriousness, the Crimson Tide are going to again be one of the top teams in college football entering the preseason in spite of having to replace names like Derrick Henry on offense and Reggie Ragland on defense. As shown in years past, Alabama doesn’t rebuild … they reload. Bo Scarborough will take over the running back spot, while sophomore Calvin Ridley may be the best receiver in the nation.

Out west, the Trojans are going to have to work if they want to make it back into the upper levels of college football. JuJu Smith-Schuster is going to be the key to how far USC will go this season — if he can have an All-American caliber year, this could be the first of two meetings between the schools this season (with the second coming in the CFB playoff.)

Complete list (FanSided.com)

The New Leader Of USC Is A Familiar Name

Southern California hires Lynn Swann to be new AD

The University of Southern California has hired former wide receiver Lynn Swann to be its next athletic director, the school announced Wednesday.

Swann, 64, a Pro Football Hall of Famer, will succeed Pat Haden, who will step down effective June 30.

"This new role as AD fits with my life focus of leadership, mentoring young people, helping others and giving them the tools they need to grow and achieve," Swann said in a statement.

(ESPN.com)