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the best team in colege 1. Penn State, 1994 (76 letters) I'll never know why Nebraska gets so much pub. That team was handed a national title in 1994! Penn State was by far the best team in the country in '94 and maybe in the past 20 years. The 1994 team had professional players at every position. They were robbed of a rightful ring because the voters felt bad for Tom Osborne not winning the year before when they gave the trophy -- unjustly -- to Bobby Bowden at Florida State. What a sham! Penn State defeats the best Miami team ever in the '86 Fiesta Bowl ... defeats Georgia in the Sugar with Walker ... pounds "Gang Green" like they were a DIII team and still gets no respect -- pathetic! Jason Stephens Phoenix The best team in NCAA history was also the one most screwed out of a national title. First, the team finished undefeated playing a Big Ten schedule. Second, the team had the greatest offense in the history of college football (two players were Heisman finalists). The offense scored 63 points against rival Ohio State and also managed one of the greatest comebacks in history (down 21 against an Illinois defense that featured Simeon Rice). In fact, the team would have won every game by 50 if Joe Pa hadn't always benched his starters halfway through the third quarter. The true measure of this team's greatness was never fulfilled because of Joe Pa's sportsmanship (make no mistake about it, Penn State would've beaten the '94 Huskers by at least 30). The Lions deserves top honors! Pete Cangemi Tampa, Fla. To not include one single Penn State team on this list is a travesty. How typical ... The best PSU team of all time didn't even win the National Championship because the media and coaches were too busy giving Osborne his first of two sympathy national titles. The '94 Nits had perhaps the greatest offense of all-time with Kerry Collins, Ki-Jana Carter, Kyle Brady, Bobby Engram, Freddie Scott and an offensive line that allowed only four sacks all season and helped Carter to a preposterous 7.9 yards per carry. 12-0. Undefeated. Unchallenged. Uncrowned.
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