Hardly. The 2000 title was well-earned, completely frustrating a talented FSU team that was a double digit favorite and the defending national champion. As a Canes fan I just wish Miami had the opposite slot against Oklahoma in that 2000 Orange Bowl.
BTW, in the '80s I got thrown in the pool as a student for defending Oklahoma's claim to a national title. I'm a USC alumnus and USC claims '74 as a title year. That's bogus as hell. Oklahoma was a dominant team from '71 thru '75, going 54-3-1 with the wishbone with 3 straight second place finishes followed by 2 national titles. But in '74 the Sooners were on probation and in the middle of the season the stuffy UPI coaches poll arbitrarily decided to exclude teams on probation from its poll. That was a disgrace, changing the rules in the middle of the game just to target a specific team. Oklahoma literally went from consensus if not unanimous #1 in both polls one week, to not even included in the UPI poll the next week.
Anyway, when I was at USC I wrote a column in the Daily Trojan detailing that heist and proclaiming the '74 title claim of USC as completely undeserved, since the Trojans had both a loss and a tie while Oklahoma was 11-0. It got me dunked in the pool when some football players attended a party and apparently disagreed with my assessment, but I would write the same thing again.