Well Snake,
As you know by now, I have a son at Oklahoma and have met your AD and am good friends with your recently retired director of "The Pride" who is obviously one of O.U.'s biggest supporters.
I'm excited about Sooner football -- but I have to take issue with your list and your comment.
The list is of AP Champions. Which overlooks the fact that there were many years when the AP (Coach's as I recall) Poll and the other (Sportswriters & Broadcasters) Poll had separate champions at the end of the year. (It might have been the other way around -- AP being media, the other being coach's, I don't remember for sure. I just know that the coach's put a lot more confidence in their poll, until there was a split decision, and then suddenly the media was a lot smarter according to the coach who was number on on their list. Case in point, Bill McCartney at Colorado the year they split with Georgia Tech.)
Let alone this BCS nonsense.
The link that I posted earlier in this forum from the NCAA website does, in fact, indicate that Alabama has at least eleven, and possibly twelve National Championships. I don't quite know how to read the line where 'Bama is listed twice during the same year.
Here is the link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_D...tball_champions
Despite my somewhat newfound loyalty to the "younger" O.U., I have to go with the list from the NCAA rather than one from the Oklahoma website.
ETA: The link above doesn't now take me to the list -- so please try the one I posted on "page 2" of this forum. While they appear identical, one works for me and the other doesn't.