Today we discuss the 20 top ties in the history of college football, counting down numbers 10-1

Today we discuss the 20 top ties in the history of college football, counting down numbers 20-11. 

Today we discuss the 1968 college football season and the two teams that sat atop of the final AP Poll.

Today, we discuss tailback Charles White, USC Trojan's record setting RB of the late 1970s, 1979 Heisman Trophy-winning tailback, and leader of USC’s 1978 national championship team.

Today, we discuss the first 12 years of the Tangerine Bowl, a bowl that delivered one stunner after another.

Today we discuss coach John Merritt's Tennessee A&I (now called Tennessee State) Tigers' 1966 season, undefeated, untied, unchallenged, national champions and a legend of a coach.

Today we discuss college football's first All-American team, 1889.

Today we discuss the 1959 Liberty Bowl, the inaugural Liberty Bowl pitting Alabama verses Penn State.

Today we discuss King College 206 Lenior 0, Oct 21, 1922, the last time a CFB team scored over 200 points and the second most points ever scored in a college football game.

Today we discuss coach Harry Hughes, Colorado State, then called Colorado Agricultural College Aggies, one of the most influential coaches in the early years of College Football, a man with a vision where student athletes who maintained good grades and abided by fair play could win conference championships.