How much national championship hardware does your football program have?

WAY too much to count in 1 thread.

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Florida (12)

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What is this I don't even

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LSU (8)

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8.....

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LSU (8)
1958 AP C
2003 C NFF
2007 AP C FWAA NFF

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1908 LSU NCF
1935 LSU SR WS
1936 LSU SR WS

Suck it, bitches.

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EKG

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Your avi makes me chuckle

At first glance I thought the Sugar Bowl was a 19-39 loss to Tulane.

1927
three SEC schools could claim (according to College Football Data Warehouse).

Georgia:
1st-N-Goal
Boand System
James Howell
Poling System

9-1 (lost to GT)

Tennessee:
Ray Bryne

8-0-1 (Tied Vandy)

Texas A&M:
Bill Libby
Century Football Index
Cliff Morgan
David Wilson
Loren Maxwell
Nutshell Sports Football Ratings
Sagarin Ratings
Soren Sorensen
The State's National Champions

8-0-1 (Tied TCU)

1919 should be all A&M's, a team that never gave up a point.

Texas A&M:
1st-N-Goal
Bernie McCarty
Billingsley Report
Cliff Morgan
Harry Frye
James Howell
Jim Koger
Mel Smith
National Championship Foundation
Patrick Premo

10-0
Points for: 275
Points against: 0



1917 could belong to A&M, which wan another team that didn't give up a score...

Texas A&M:
1st-N-Goal
James Howell

8-0
Points for: 270
Points against: 0

The only reason we don't claim 1917 is because that's the year John W. Heisman lead Georgia Tech to a NC.

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(1926-1940) (Rissman Trophy)

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Alabama was presented the Rissman Trophy in 1935.


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Minnesota won it in 34.

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Minn. won the Dickinson, but Alabama was presented the Rissman Trophy.

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Rissman's award had been presented annually to college football's national champion as determined by the Dickinson System, developed in the early 1920s by Frank Dickinson, a professor of economics at the University of Illinois. In 1930, that award was renamed the Knute K. Rockne Intercollegiate Memorial Trophy following the death Notre Dame coach. The arrival of the AP poll pushed the Dickinson System into obsolescence and the championship selector went defunct in 1940.

After the introduction of the Knute Rockne award, Rissman associated his namesake trophy with the Rose Bowl. A school was granted permanent possession of the award if its team had successfully won the New Year's Day game three time. Alabama's 29-13 win over Stanford in 1935 marked the Crimson Tide's third victory in the Pasadena classic.

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Dickinson never voted for a Southern team.

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Professor Dickinson later added another variable, a "sectional rating" which provided for different points in games where the teams were from different sections of the country.

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Why did the Rose Bowl committee present Alabama with the Rissman Trophy in 1935? Because Alabama won the Rose Bowl and went 10-0 in 1934.

Minnesota was 8-0 and didn't even go to a bowl game.