I added some useful stuff here.  I made some changes to the count screen and then changed how the split year function in order to add date ranges.

First of all, on the season count screen, I removed the check boxes for team, conferences and current conference and instead put those options into a selection box.  This makes the selection clearer, as well as allowing me to put other options in the future, should I with.

I added a check box for a chart.  Instead of just give a count of how many season fall under the selection criteria, it also breaks down those seasons with individual counts of where the team finished the season ranked.  There are categories for top 1, top 5, top 10, top 15, top 20, top 25.  I also put on a box for conference championships, and might add some in the future (winning seasons, for instance).  If you use the include records option, you get the team record for the selected date range as well.

This link totals up every season from 1869 to the current year with the number of seasons played in the count column, all-time win loss in the record column and the number of times finish in the rankings positions in the "top" columns (either poll counts as 1 for the year), plus the total conference championships:

http://www.cfbtrivia.com/cfbt_count.php?fry=1869&thy=2030&desc=on&rout=on&allop=1&chkres=1&chart=on

This link is a breakdown of the AP poll with the number of ranked points in the 'Points' column (25 based, 25 for a #1 finish, 24 for a #2 finish, etc.), with the number of times finished in the AP poll, for each category in the other columns.  The start date for the poll is 1936, so I started there and conference championships would be from that date on.

http://www.cfbtrivia.com/cfbt_count.php?fry=1936&thy=2030&app=on&yrk=on&desc=on&rout=on&allop=1&rpoints=on&scale25=on&chkres=1&chart=on

Note that each would count the current ranking of the team.  If you want to remove the current year or change any of the options, start from the Season Count screen:

http://www.cfbtrivia.com/cfbt_counter.php

Then select whatever options you like.  The chart box adds the chart and to get rank points, select the rank points and the 25, 20 or 10 scale.  To get just season that a team finished ranked, select the left box by Yr Rank/Non.

The split year range box replaces the split year check box, which gave you a year by year breakdown of whatever you selected.  The year by year is still available, but you have to put a 1 in the box instead of just checking it.  If you put a number great than 1, then you get a range of dates, start from the from date entered and ending at the through date entered.  If you entered 2000 in the from date, 2010 in the end date with 2 for the range, the data will be broken down in the following ranges:

2000-2001
2002-2003
2004-2005
2006-2007
2008-2009
2010-2010

The next range starts where the last one ends and if the last range would go beyond the selected through date, the last range is truncated.  To get a breakdown of a team for each of the decades of the 20th century, select the team, select 1900 for the from date, select 1999 for the end date and select 10 for the range.  This will breakdown the win/loss record in the following ranges:

1900-1909
1910-1919
1920-1929
1930-1939
1940-1949
1950-1959
1960-1969
1970-1979
1980-1989
1990-1999

The "All" option which follows the split year range box gives you the ablity to get every range of the year selected over the entered period.  For instance, if you entered 2000-2010 with a range of 2, you'd get:

2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005-2006
2006-2007
2007-2008
2008-2009
2009-2010

This would tell you what was the best 2 year period over the date range.  Because this would cause the games to show up in two different ranges (2001 is in two ranges), it's required to read each game twice.  If your range is 10, it means it had to be read 10 times.  Large date ranges over over extended period for large numbers of teams will overload the database and cause it to time-out.  Selecting large ranges you probably should limit it to a selected team or conference or some other limiting option.

An sos measure was added to the 'Opp Rec' selection.  When selected the number generated will replace the opponents record calculation.