CFBFR — CFB Fan Rating← Calculator

Live ratings now use Formula v0.2: uncapped game adjustments and opponent-quality credit for CCG wins. Earlier calculation examples in this catalog describe their original release; archived v0.1 scores remain available.

CLASSIC.2 / 1980–1999

The seasons.
The scoring inputs.

Formula v0.1 weights are unchanged. These are reproducible draft-model ratings, not official NCAA ratings or an independent audit of every source fact. All scored schedules reconcile with provider records, except the documented official-school schedule supplement for New Mexico State’s postponed 2020 season.

2,098 team-seasons calculated. Only current-directory programs that played major/University Division or I-A/FBS in the selected season are included. Years played in other divisions remain pending a division-specific policy.

Coverage exceptions

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Source-backed lower-division membership exclusions: []

Rivalry model policy

Explicit CFBFR retrospective MODEL rivalry designations for 1980–1999. These scoring conventions are not an independent audit of rivalry inception, contemporary recognition or intensity. Every pair designation is symmetric, with existing scoring weights unchanged.

The designation applies symmetrically to both teams, including postseason rematches. First meeting is not claimed to be the verified start of a rivalry.

Historical designation list
PairModel effective datesEvidence / note
Middle Tennessee / Western Kentucky1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Air Force / Colorado State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Air Force / Hawaii1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Akron / Kent State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Clemson1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Florida1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Georgia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Georgia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / LSU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Ole Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Penn State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Appalachian State / Coastal Carolina2005–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Washington / Washington State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Missouri1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arizona / New Mexico1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas / LSU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. LSU dates introduction of the Golden Boot trophy to the 1996 season. Earlier pair eligibility follows the model convention and carries no trophy claim. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas / Ole Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas / Texas1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas / Texas A&M1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas / Texas Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Army / Navy1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Army / Notre Dame1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Clemson1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Florida1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Georgia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Ole Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Tennessee1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Tulane1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Pittsburgh / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Ball State / Northern Illinois1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Mississippi State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Nevada / UNLV1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Cincinnati / Miami (OH)1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Marshall / Ohio1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Southern Miss / Tulane1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
South Alabama / Troy2012–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Memphis / UAB1997–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
SMU / TCU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan State / Penn State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Michigan State dates the trophy to the renewal of the series in 1993. Earlier pair eligibility is a retrospective model designation, not a claim that this trophy already existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Jacksonville State / Troy1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Middle Tennessee / Troy1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
LSU / Tulane1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Fresno State / San José State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas / Missouri2014–1999The schools announced the inaugural annual Battle Line Rivalry in 2014. Conservative model does not designate their sporadic earlier games as this new rivalry. Source ↗
New Mexico State / UTEP1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
North Dakota State / Wyoming2026–1999Official schools introduced this new trophy series in 2026; do not award historical rivalry points merely because the teams first met in 2008. Source ↗
James Madison / Liberty1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Baylor / Texas A&M1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Miami (OH) / Ohio1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Utah / Utah State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
North Carolina / South Carolina1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana / Louisiana–Monroe1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Baylor / Houston1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Baylor / Rice1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Baylor / Texas1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Baylor / Texas Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oklahoma / Oklahoma State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
California / Stanford1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
San José State / Stanford1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Memphis / Southern Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Baylor / TCU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boise State / Fresno State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boise State / Nevada1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Colorado State / Wyoming1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kansas / Missouri1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boston College / Clemson1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boston College / UMass1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boston College / Virginia Tech1993–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Bowling Green / Kent State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Bowling Green / Toledo1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Utah State / Wyoming1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
BYU / Utah State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
California / UCLA1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
California / USC1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Central Michigan / Eastern Michigan1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Central Michigan / Western Michigan1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Centre / Kentucky1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Chicago / Michigan1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Chicago / Purdue1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Cincinnati / Louisville1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Cincinnati / Memphis1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Cincinnati / UCF2015–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Cincinnati / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia / Georgia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Clemson / Florida State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Clemson / Georgia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Clemson / Georgia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Coastal Carolina / Liberty2003–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Colorado / Kansas State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Colorado / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Maryland / Navy1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Appalachian State / Georgia Southern1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / Georgia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Hawaii / San José State2019–1999Conservative model begins this named designation with the inaugural 2019 trophy; earlier meetings are not automatically treated as this trophy rivalry. Source ↗
Arizona / Arizona State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Duke / Georgia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Duke / North Carolina1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Duke / NC State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Duke / Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Duke / Wake Forest1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
East Carolina / Marshall1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
East Carolina / NC State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Mississippi State / Ole Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa State / Kansas State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida / Florida State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida / Georgia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida / Kentucky1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida / LSU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida / Miami (FL)1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida / Tennessee1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida State / Miami (FL)1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida State / Virginia1992–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boston College / Notre Dame1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Fresno State / Hawaii1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Fresno State / San Diego State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Marshall / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia / South Carolina1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia / Tennessee1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia / Vanderbilt1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia Tech / Tennessee1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia Tech / Vanderbilt1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oregon / Saint Mary's1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boston College / Boston University1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Hawaii / Wyoming1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
BYU / Utah1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Houston / Rice1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Houston / SMU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Houston / Texas Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Texas State / UTSA2012–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Indiana1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Iowa1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Michigan1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Northwestern1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Ohio State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Illinois / Purdue1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Indiana / Kentucky1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Indiana / Michigan State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Indiana / Purdue1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa / Iowa State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa / Minnesota1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa / Wisconsin1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa State / Missouri1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Iowa State / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Auburn1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kansas / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kansas State / Missouri1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kansas State / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kentucky / Louisville1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kentucky / Tennessee1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kentucky / Vanderbilt1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Penn State / Pittsburgh1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Texas / Texas A&M1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana / Louisiana Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana Tech / Louisiana–Monroe1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisville / Memphis1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisville / Miami (FL)2023–1999Conservative model begins designation with the 2023 trophy and permanent-opponent announcement; the announcement calls it a budding rivalry. Source ↗
LSU / Mississippi State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
LSU / Texas A&M1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
LSU / Ole Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Maryland / Penn State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Maryland / Rutgers1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Maryland / Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Maryland / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Miami (FL) / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Miami (FL) / Virginia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan / Michigan State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan / Minnesota1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan / Northwestern1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan / Notre Dame1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan / Penn State1993–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan State / Notre Dame1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Memphis / Ole Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Minnesota / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Minnesota / Penn State1993–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Minnesota / Wisconsin1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Missouri / Nebraska1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Missouri / Oklahoma1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia Southern / Georgia State2014–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Navy / SMU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Navy / Notre Dame1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
NC State / Wake Forest1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Nebraska / Oklahoma1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Nebraska / Wisconsin1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
North Carolina / NC State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
North Carolina / Wake Forest1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Northwestern / Notre Dame1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Notre Dame / Pittsburgh1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Notre Dame / Purdue1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Notre Dame / Stanford1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Notre Dame / USC1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Ohio State / Penn State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oklahoma State / Tulsa1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Ole Miss / Tulane1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Ole Miss / Vanderbilt1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oregon / Oregon State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oregon / Stanford1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oregon / USC1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oregon / Washington1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oregon State / Washington State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Pacific / San José State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Arkansas State / Memphis1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Clemson / South Carolina1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Penn State / Syracuse1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Penn State / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Pittsburgh / Syracuse1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Oklahoma / Texas1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Rice / SMU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Rice / Texas1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
New Mexico / New Mexico State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana Tech / Southern Miss1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Colorado / Colorado State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
James Madison / Old Dominion2022–1999Model begins this designation with the official 2022 challenge. Schools describe an older relationship, but football had no intervening 2014–2021 meetings. Source ↗
Colorado / Utah1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
North Texas / SMU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Sam Houston / Texas State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Sewanee / Vanderbilt1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Florida Atlantic / FIU2002–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
North Carolina / Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Stanford / UCLA1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Stanford / USC1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Kansas / Kansas State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Syracuse / UConn2004–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Syracuse / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
TCU / Texas1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
TCU / Texas A&M1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
TCU / Texas Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Georgia Tech / Virginia Tech1990–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Tennessee / Vanderbilt1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Texas / Texas Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Texas A&M / Texas Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Clemson / NC State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Michigan / Ohio State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Appalachian State / Marshall1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Alabama / Tennessee1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Auburn / LSU1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
UConn / UMass1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
UCLA / USC1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Virginia Tech / West Virginia1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Virginia / Virginia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
South Florida / UCF2005–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Akron / Youngstown State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Ball State / Indiana State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Nicholls / Texas State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Murray State / Western Kentucky1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Eastern Kentucky / Western Kentucky1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Idaho / Washington State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Boston College / Holy Cross1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Duquesne / Pittsburgh1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Colgate / Syracuse1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Lamar / Louisiana1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana / McNeese1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana / Southeastern Louisiana1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Louisiana Tech / Northwestern State1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Norfolk State / Old Dominion2011–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Rhode Island / UConn1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Delaware / Delaware State2007–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Temple / Villanova1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
VMI / Virginia Tech1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Air Force / Army1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Air Force / Navy1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Eastern Michigan / Western Michigan1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Primary EMU history dates this football series to 1906. The candidate registry’s 2005 date was the Michigan MAC Trophy introduction, not the first meeting. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Notre Dame / Miami (FL)1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗
Utah / Wyoming1980–1999CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1980–1999. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗

Individual honors

Named national player trophy families from2025.1when they existed; season honored rather than ceremony year. AP first-team selections are a separate catalog. Contemporaneous honors are credited for the original fan experience; later vacatur must be disclosed. One shared trophy counts once per team.

Final AP first-team position selections only, 0.5 per distinct selection within the shared honors cap. Historical roster sizes are preserved. No AP second/third teams, preseason teams, other selectors or consensus-only substitutions. AP-specific position annotations take precedence over a table grouping.

Heisman: +5 separately. Named national awards: +1 each. AP first-team position selections: +0.5 each. National awards and AP selections share a +5 season cap. Unknown or excluded award families are identified below; this catalog is not a claim to cover every award ever created.

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corrections

Explicit AP-1 and AP-All-Purpose-1 entries transcribed from the named annual historical tables. Primary AP reporting corroborates the complete 1994, 1995 and 1998 lists; other years retain the secondary tabulation source transparently. The tables cite contemporaneous AP newspaper lists. NCAA consensus rosters were not used as a substitute.

Selection-table attribution: Wikipedia annual All-America college football team tables · CC BY-SA 4.0. Individual year sources are linked below.

All scored historical honors
YearAwardRecipient / teamEvidence
1980AP first-team All-America — CJohn Scully / Notre DameSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DBJohn Simmons / SMUSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DBKenny Easley / UCLASource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DBRonnie Lott / USCSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DEScott Zettek / Notre DameSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DEHugh Green / PittsburghSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DTLeonard Mitchell / HoustonSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — DTKenneth Sims / TexasSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — LBE.J. Junior / AlabamaSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — LBMike Singletary / BaylorSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — LBDavid Little / FloridaSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — LBLawrence Taylor / North CarolinaSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — OGFrank Ditta / BaylorSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — OGRandy Schleusener / NebraskaSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — OTMark May / PittsburghSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — OTKeith Van Horne / USCSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — QBMark Herrmann / PurdueSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — RBHerschel Walker / GeorgiaSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — RBGeorge Rogers / South CarolinaSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — TEDave Young / PurdueSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — WRAnthony Carter / MichiganSource ↗
1980AP first-team All-America — WRKen Margerum / StanfordSource ↗
1980Heisman TrophyGeorge Rogers / South CarolinaSource ↗
1980Lombardi AwardHugh Green / PittsburghSource ↗
1980Maxwell AwardHugh Green / PittsburghSource ↗
1980Outland TrophyMark May / PittsburghSource ↗
1980Walter Camp AwardHugh Green / PittsburghSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — CDave Rimington / NebraskaSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DBTommy Wilcox / AlabamaSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DBMike Richardson / Arizona StateSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DBTerry Kinard / ClemsonSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DEBilly Ray Smith Jr. / ArkansasSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DEAndre Tippett / IowaSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DTJeff Gaylord / MissouriSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — DTKenneth Sims / TexasSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — KGary Anderson / SyracuseSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — LBJohnie Cooks / Mississippi StateSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — LBBob Crable / Notre DameSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — LBSal Sunseri / PittsburghSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — MGTim Krumrie / WisconsinSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — OGKurt Becker / MichiganSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — OGSean Farrell / Penn StateSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — OTEd Muransky / MichiganSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — OTTerry Tausch / TexasSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — PReggie Roby / IowaSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — QBJim McMahon / BYUSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — RBHerschel Walker / GeorgiaSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — RBMarcus Allen / USCSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — TETim Wrightman / UCLASource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — WRAnthony Carter / MichiganSource ↗
1981AP first-team All-America — WRJulius Dawkins / PittsburghSource ↗
1981Davey O’Brien AwardJim McMahon / BYUSource ↗
1981Heisman TrophyMarcus Allen / USCSource ↗
1981Lombardi AwardKenneth Sims / TexasSource ↗
1981Maxwell AwardMarcus Allen / USCSource ↗
1981Outland TrophyDave Rimington / NebraskaSource ↗
1981Walter Camp AwardMarcus Allen / USCSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — CDave Rimington / NebraskaSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — DBMike Richardson / Arizona StateSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — DBTerry Kinard / ClemsonSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — DBTerry Hoage / GeorgiaSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — DEBilly Ray Smith Jr. / ArkansasSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — DTGary Lewis / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — DTGabriel Rivera / Texas TechSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — KChuck Nelson / WashingtonSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — LBRicky Hunley / ArizonaSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — LBWilber Marshall / FloridaSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — LBMark Stewart / WashingtonSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — LBDarryl Talley / West VirginiaSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — MGGeorge Achica / USCSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — OGSteve Korte / ArkansasSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — OGBruce Matthews / USCSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — OTBill Fralic / PittsburghSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — OTDon Mosebar / USCSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — PJim Arnold / VanderbiltSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — QBJohn Elway / StanfordSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — RBHerschel Walker / GeorgiaSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — RBEric Dickerson / SMUSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — TEGordon Hudson / BYUSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — WRAnthony Carter / MichiganSource ↗
1982AP first-team All-America — WRKenny Jackson / Penn StateSource ↗
1982Davey O’Brien AwardTodd Blackledge / Penn StateSource ↗
1982Heisman TrophyHerschel Walker / GeorgiaSource ↗
1982Lombardi AwardDave Rimington / NebraskaSource ↗
1982Maxwell AwardHerschel Walker / GeorgiaSource ↗
1982Outland TrophyDave Rimington / NebraskaSource ↗
1982Walter Camp AwardHerschel Walker / GeorgiaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — CTom Dixon / MichiganSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — DBRussell Carter / SMUSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — DBJerry Gray / TexasSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — DBMossy Cade / TexasSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — DTRick Bryan / OklahomaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — DTReggie White / TennesseeSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — KLuis Zendejas / Arizona StateSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — LBRicky Hunley / ArizonaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — LBRon Rivera / CaliforniaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — LBWilber Marshall / FloridaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — LBCarl Banks / Michigan StateSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — LBJeff Leiding / TexasSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — MGWilliam Perry / ClemsonSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — OGTerry Long / East CarolinaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — OGDoug Dawson / TexasSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — OTBrian Blados / North CarolinaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — OTBill Fralic / PittsburghSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — PJack Weil / WyomingSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — QBSteve Young / BYUSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — RBBo Jackson / AuburnSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — RBMike Rozier / NebraskaSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — TEGordon Hudson / BYUSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — WRGerald McNeil / BaylorSource ↗
1983AP first-team All-America — WRIrving Fryar / NebraskaSource ↗
1983Davey O’Brien AwardSteve Young / BYUSource ↗
1983Heisman TrophyMike Rozier / NebraskaSource ↗
1983Lombardi AwardDean Steinkuhler / NebraskaSource ↗
1983Maxwell AwardMike Rozier / NebraskaSource ↗
1983Outland TrophyDean Steinkuhler / NebraskaSource ↗
1983Walter Camp AwardMike Rozier / NebraskaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — CMark Traynowicz / NebraskaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — DBDavid Fulcher / Arizona StateSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — DBKyle Morrell / BYUSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — DBTony Thurman / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — DBJerry Gray / TexasSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — DELeslie O'Neal / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — DEBruce Smith / Virginia TechSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — KJohn Lee / UCLASource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — LBGregg Carr / AuburnSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — LBLarry Station / IowaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — LBJames Seawright / South CarolinaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — LBJack Del Rio / USCSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — MGTony Casillas / OklahomaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — OGDel Wilkes / South CarolinaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — OGDan Lynch / Washington StateSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — OTLomas Brown / FloridaSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — OTBill Fralic / PittsburghSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — PRicky Anderson / VanderbiltSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — QBDoug Flutie / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — RBKeith Byars / Ohio StateSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — RBKenneth Davis / TCUSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — TEMark Bavaro / Notre DameSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — WRDavid Williams / IllinoisSource ↗
1984AP first-team All-America — WREddie Brown / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1984Davey O’Brien AwardDoug Flutie / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1984Heisman TrophyDoug Flutie / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1984Lombardi AwardTony Degrate / TexasSource ↗
1984Maxwell AwardDoug Flutie / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1984Outland TrophyBruce Smith / Virginia TechSource ↗
1984Walter Camp AwardDoug Flutie / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — CPeter Anderson / GeorgiaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DBDavid Fulcher / Arizona StateSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DBThomas Everett / BaylorSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DBMark Moore / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DELeslie O'Neal / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DETim Green / SyracuseSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DTMike Hammerstein / MichiganSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — DTTony Casillas / OklahomaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — KJohn Lee / UCLASource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — LBLarry Station / IowaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — LBMichael Brooks / LSUSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — LBBrian Bosworth / OklahomaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — LBJohnny Holland / Texas A&MSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — OGJohn Rienstra / TempleSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — OGJeff Bregel / USCSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — OTJim Dombrowski / VirginiaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — OTBrian Jozwiak / West VirginiaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — PBarry Helton / ColoradoSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — QBChuck Long / IowaSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — RBBo Jackson / AuburnSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — RBLorenzo White / Michigan StateSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — TEWillie Smith / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — WRDavid Williams / IllinoisSource ↗
1985AP first-team All-America — WRTim McGee / TennesseeSource ↗
1985Butkus AwardBrian Bosworth / OklahomaSource ↗
1985Davey O’Brien AwardChuck Long / IowaSource ↗
1985Heisman TrophyBo Jackson / AuburnSource ↗
1985Lombardi AwardTony Casillas / OklahomaSource ↗
1985Maxwell AwardChuck Long / IowaSource ↗
1985Outland TrophyMike Ruth / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1985Walter Camp AwardBo Jackson / AuburnSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — CBen Tamburello / AuburnSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DBThomas Everett / BaylorSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DBBennie Blades / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DBMark Moore / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DBRod Woodson / PurdueSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DTAl Noga / HawaiiSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DTJerome Brown / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — DTDanny Noonan / NebraskaSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — KJeff Jaeger / WashingtonSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — LBCornelius Bennett / AlabamaSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — LBChris Spielman / Ohio StateSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — LBBrian Bosworth / OklahomaSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — LBShane Conlan / Penn StateSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — OGMark Hutson / OklahomaSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — OGJeff Bregel / USCSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — OTDanny Villa / Arizona StateSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — OTHarris Barton / North CarolinaSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — PBarry Helton / ColoradoSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — QBVinny Testaverde / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — RBBrent Fullwood / AuburnSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — RBPaul Palmer / TempleSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — TEKeith Jackson / OklahomaSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — WRTim Brown / Notre DameSource ↗
1986AP first-team All-America — WRCris Carter / Ohio StateSource ↗
1986Butkus AwardBrian Bosworth / OklahomaSource ↗
1986Davey O’Brien AwardVinny Testaverde / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1986Heisman TrophyVinny Testaverde / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1986Jim Thorpe AwardThomas Everett / BaylorSource ↗
1986Lombardi AwardCornelius Bennett / AlabamaSource ↗
1986Maxwell AwardVinny Testaverde / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1986Outland TrophyJason Buck / BYUSource ↗
1986Walter Camp AwardVinny Testaverde / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — APTim Brown / Notre DameSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — CNacho Albergamo / LSUSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DBDeion Sanders / Florida StateSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DBBennie Blades / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DBRickey Dixon / OklahomaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DEDarrell Reed / OklahomaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DEJohn Roper / Texas A&MSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DTChad Hennings / Air ForceSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — DTDanny Stubbs / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — KDavid Treadwell / ClemsonSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — LBKurt Crain / AuburnSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — LBPaul McGowan / Florida StateSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — LBChris Spielman / Ohio StateSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — LBDante Jones / OklahomaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — OGJohn McCormick / NebraskaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — OGMark Hutson / OklahomaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — OTStacy Searels / AuburnSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — OTDave Cadigan / USCSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — PTom Tupa / Ohio StateSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — QBDon McPherson / SyracuseSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — RBThurman Thomas / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — RBCraig Heyward / PittsburghSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — TEKeith Jackson / OklahomaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — WRErnie Jones / IndianaSource ↗
1987AP first-team All-America — WRMarc Zeno / TulaneSource ↗
1987Butkus AwardPaul McGowan / Florida StateSource ↗
1987Davey O’Brien AwardDon McPherson / SyracuseSource ↗
1987Heisman TrophyTim Brown / Notre DameSource ↗
1987Jim Thorpe AwardBennie Blades / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1987Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardDon McPherson / SyracuseSource ↗
1987Lombardi AwardChris Spielman / Ohio StateSource ↗
1987Maxwell AwardDon McPherson / SyracuseSource ↗
1987Outland TrophyChad Hennings / Air ForceSource ↗
1987Walter Camp AwardTim Brown / Notre DameSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — APTyrone Thurman / Texas TechSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — CJake Young / NebraskaSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DBLouis Oliver / FloridaSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DBDeion Sanders / Florida StateSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DBMarkus Paul / SyracuseSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DEBroderick Thomas / NebraskaSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DEFrank Stams / Notre DameSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DTWayne Martin / ArkansasSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DTTracy Rocker / AuburnSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — DTMark Messner / MichiganSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — KKendall Trainor / ArkansasSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — LBDerrick Thomas / AlabamaSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — LBMichael Stonebreaker / Notre DameSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — LBKeith DeLong / TennesseeSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — OGAnthony Phillips / OklahomaSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — OGMike Utley / Washington StateSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — OTTony Mandarich / Michigan StateSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — OTAndy Heck / Notre DameSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — PKeith English / ColoradoSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — QBSteve Walsh / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — RBBarry Sanders / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — RBDarren Lewis / Texas A&MSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — TEWesley Walls / Ole MissSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — WRJason Phillips / HoustonSource ↗
1988AP first-team All-America — WRHart Lee Dykes / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1988Butkus AwardDerrick Thomas / AlabamaSource ↗
1988Davey O’Brien AwardTroy Aikman / UCLASource ↗
1988Heisman TrophyBarry Sanders / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1988Jim Thorpe AwardDeion Sanders / Florida StateSource ↗
1988Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardRodney Peete / USCSource ↗
1988Lombardi AwardTracy Rocker / AuburnSource ↗
1988Maxwell AwardBarry Sanders / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1988Outland TrophyTracy Rocker / AuburnSource ↗
1988Walter Camp AwardBarry Sanders / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — APRaghib Ismail / Notre DameSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — CMichael Tanks / Florida StateSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DBLeRoy Butler / Florida StateSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DBTripp Welborne / MichiganSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DBTodd Lyght / Notre DameSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DBMark Carrier / USCSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DLMoe Gardner / IllinoisSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DLGreg Mark / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DLChris Zorich / Notre DameSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — DLTim Ryan / USCSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — KJason Hanson / Washington StateSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — LBKeith McCants / AlabamaSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — LBJames Francis / BaylorSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — LBPercy Snow / Michigan StateSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — OGJoe Garten / ColoradoSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — OGEric Still / TennesseeSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — OTJim Mabry / ArkansasSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — OTBob Kula / Michigan StateSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — PTom Rouen / ColoradoSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — QBAndre Ware / HoustonSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — RBEmmitt Smith / FloridaSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — RBAnthony Thompson / IndianaSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — WRClarkston Hines / DukeSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — WRManny Hazard / HoustonSource ↗
1989AP first-team All-America — WRTerance Mathis / New MexicoSource ↗
1989Butkus AwardPercy Snow / Michigan StateSource ↗
1989Davey O’Brien AwardAndre Ware / HoustonSource ↗
1989Heisman TrophyAndre Ware / HoustonSource ↗
1989Jim Thorpe AwardMark Carrier / USCSource ↗
1989Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardTony Rice / Notre DameSource ↗
1989Lombardi AwardPercy Snow / Michigan StateSource ↗
1989Maxwell AwardAnthony Thompson / IndianaSource ↗
1989Outland TrophyMohammed Elewonibi / BYUSource ↗
1989Walter Camp AwardAndre Ware / HoustonSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — APRaghib Ismail / Notre DameSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — CJohn Flannery / SyracuseSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DBDarryll Lewis / ArizonaSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DBKen Swilling / Georgia TechSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DBTripp Welborne / MichiganSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DBStanley Richard / TexasSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DEHuey Richardson / FloridaSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DEKenny Walker / NebraskaSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DTRussell Maryland / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — DTChris Zorich / Notre DameSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — KPhilip Doyle / AlabamaSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — LBAlfred Williams / ColoradoSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — LBMaurice Crum / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — LBMichael Stonebreaker / Notre DameSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — OGEd King / AuburnSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — OGJoe Garten / ColoradoSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — OTStacy Long / ClemsonSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — OTAntone Davis / TennesseeSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — PCris Shale / Bowling GreenSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — QBTy Detmer / BYUSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — RBEric Bieniemy / ColoradoSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — RBDarren Lewis / Texas A&MSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — TEChris Smith / BYUSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — WRLawrence Dawsey / Florida StateSource ↗
1990AP first-team All-America — WRHerman Moore / VirginiaSource ↗
1990Butkus AwardAlfred Williams / ColoradoSource ↗
1990Davey O’Brien AwardTy Detmer / BYUSource ↗
1990Doak Walker AwardGreg Lewis / WashingtonSource ↗
1990Heisman TrophyTy Detmer / BYUSource ↗
1990Jim Thorpe AwardDarryll Lewis / ArizonaSource ↗
1990Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardCraig Erickson / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1990Lombardi AwardChris Zorich / Notre DameSource ↗
1990Maxwell AwardTy Detmer / BYUSource ↗
1990Outland TrophyRussell Maryland / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1990Walter Camp AwardRaghib Ismail / Notre DameSource ↗
1990William V. Campbell TrophyChris Howard / Air ForceSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — APRyan Benjamin / PacificSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — CJay Leeuwenburg / ColoradoSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DBTerrell Buckley / Florida StateSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DBDarryl Williams / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DBDale Carter / TennesseeSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DBKevin Smith / Texas A&MSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DLSantana Dotson / BaylorSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DLBrad Culpepper / FloridaSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DLLeroy Smith / IowaSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — DLSteve Emtman / WashingtonSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — KCarlos Huerta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — LBRobert Jones / East CarolinaSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — LBMarvin Jones / Florida StateSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — LBJoe Bowden / OklahomaSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — OGJeb Flesch / ClemsonSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — OGJerry Ostroski / TulsaSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — OTGreg Skrepenak / MichiganSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — OTBob Whitfield / StanfordSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — PMark Bounds / Texas TechSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — QBTy Detmer / BYUSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — RBVaughn Dunbar / IndianaSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — RBMarshall Faulk / San Diego StateSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — TEKelly Blackwell / TCUSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — WRDesmond Howard / MichiganSource ↗
1991AP first-team All-America — WRMario Bailey / WashingtonSource ↗
1991Butkus AwardErick Anderson / MichiganSource ↗
1991Davey O’Brien AwardTy Detmer / BYUSource ↗
1991Doak Walker AwardTrevor Cobb / RiceSource ↗
1991Heisman TrophyDesmond Howard / MichiganSource ↗
1991Jim Thorpe AwardTerrell Buckley / Florida StateSource ↗
1991Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardCasey Weldon / Florida StateSource ↗
1991Lombardi AwardSteve Emtman / WashingtonSource ↗
1991Maxwell AwardDesmond Howard / MichiganSource ↗
1991Outland TrophySteve Emtman / WashingtonSource ↗
1991Walter Camp AwardDesmond Howard / MichiganSource ↗
1991William V. Campbell TrophyBrad Culpepper / FloridaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — APGlyn Milburn / StanfordSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — CMike Compton / West VirginiaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DBCarlton McDonald / Air ForceSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DBDeon Figures / ColoradoSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DBRyan McNeil / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DBCarlton Gray / UCLASource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DLEric Curry / AlabamaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DLJohn Copeland / AlabamaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DLRob Waldrop / ArizonaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — DLChris Slade / VirginiaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — KJoe Allison / Memphis StateSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — LBMarvin Jones / Florida StateSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — LBMicheal Barrow / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — LBMarcus Buckley / Texas A&MSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — OGWill Shields / NebraskaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — OGAaron Taylor / Notre DameSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — OTEverett Lindsay / Ole MissSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — OTLincoln Kennedy / WashingtonSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — PSean Snyder / Kansas StateSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — QBGino Torretta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — RBGarrison Hearst / GeorgiaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — RBMarshall Faulk / San Diego StateSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — TEChris Gedney / SyracuseSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — WRSean Dawkins / CaliforniaSource ↗
1992AP first-team All-America — WRO.J. McDuffie / Penn StateSource ↗
1992Butkus AwardMarvin Jones / Florida StateSource ↗
1992Davey O’Brien AwardGino Torretta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992Doak Walker AwardGarrison Hearst / GeorgiaSource ↗
1992Heisman TrophyGino Torretta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992Jim Thorpe AwardDeon Figures / ColoradoSource ↗
1992Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardGino Torretta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992Lombardi AwardMarvin Jones / Florida StateSource ↗
1992Lou Groza AwardJoe Allison / MemphisSource ↗
1992Maxwell AwardGino Torretta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992Outland TrophyWill Shields / NebraskaSource ↗
1992Walter Camp AwardGino Torretta / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1992William V. Campbell TrophyJim Hansen / ColoradoSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — APDavid Palmer / AlabamaSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — CJim Pyne / Virginia TechSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DBAntonio Langham / AlabamaSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DBJaime Mendez / Kansas StateSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DBJeff Burris / Notre DameSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DBAaron Glenn / Texas A&MSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DLRob Waldrop / ArizonaSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DLKevin Patrick / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DLDan Wilkinson / Ohio StateSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — DLSam Adams / Texas A&MSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — KBjorn Merten / UCLASource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — LBDerrick Brooks / Florida StateSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — LBDana Howard / IllinoisSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — LBTrev Alberts / NebraskaSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — OGStacy Seegars / ClemsonSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — OGMark Dixon / VirginiaSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — OTWayne Gandy / AuburnSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — OTAaron Taylor / Notre DameSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — PTerry Daniel / AuburnSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — QBCharlie Ward / Florida StateSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — RBLeShon Johnson / Northern IllinoisSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — RBMarshall Faulk / San Diego StateSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — WRJ. J. Stokes / UCLASource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — WRJohnnie Morton / USCSource ↗
1993AP first-team All-America — WRRyan Yarborough / WyomingSource ↗
1993Bronko Nagurski TrophyRob Waldrop / ArizonaSource ↗
1993Butkus AwardTrev Alberts / NebraskaSource ↗
1993Davey O’Brien AwardCharlie Ward / Florida StateSource ↗
1993Doak Walker AwardByron Morris / Texas TechSource ↗
1993Heisman TrophyCharlie Ward / Florida StateSource ↗
1993Jim Thorpe AwardAntonio Langham / AlabamaSource ↗
1993Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardCharlie Ward / Florida StateSource ↗
1993Lombardi AwardAaron Taylor / Notre DameSource ↗
1993Lou Groza AwardJudd Davis / FloridaSource ↗
1993Maxwell AwardCharlie Ward / Florida StateSource ↗
1993Outland TrophyRob Waldrop / ArizonaSource ↗
1993Walter Camp AwardCharlie Ward / Florida StateSource ↗
1993William V. Campbell TrophyThomas D. Burns / VirginiaSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — APBrian Pruitt / Central MichiganSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — CCory Raymer / WisconsinSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DBBrian Robinson / AuburnSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DBChris Hudson / ColoradoSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DBClifton Abraham / Florida StateSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DBC. J. Richardson / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DEDerrick Alexander / Florida StateSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DELuther Elliss / UtahSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DTTedy Bruschi / ArizonaSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — DTWarren Sapp / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — KBrian Leaver / Bowling GreenSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — LBDana Howard / IllinoisSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — LBEd Stewart / NebraskaSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — LBAntonio Armstrong / Texas A&MSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — OLZach Wiegert / NebraskaSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — OLKorey Stringer / Ohio StateSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — OLJeff Hartings / Penn StateSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — OLTony Boselli / USCSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — PTodd Sauerbrun / West VirginiaSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — QBKerry Collins / Penn StateSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — RBRashaan Salaam / ColoradoSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — RBKi-Jana Carter / Penn StateSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — TEPete Mitchell / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — WRFrank Sanders / AuburnSource ↗
1994AP first-team All-America — WRJack Jackson / FloridaSource ↗
1994Biletnikoff AwardBobby Engram / Penn StateSource ↗
1994Bronko Nagurski TrophyWarren Sapp / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1994Butkus AwardDana Howard / IllinoisSource ↗
1994Davey O’Brien AwardKerry Collins / Penn StateSource ↗
1994Doak Walker AwardRashaan Salaam / ColoradoSource ↗
1994Heisman TrophyRashaan Salaam / ColoradoSource ↗
1994Jim Thorpe AwardChris Hudson / ColoradoSource ↗
1994Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardJay Barker / AlabamaSource ↗
1994Lombardi AwardWarren Sapp / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1994Lou Groza AwardSteve McLaughlin / ArizonaSource ↗
1994Maxwell AwardKerry Collins / Penn StateSource ↗
1994Outland TrophyZach Wiegert / NebraskaSource ↗
1994Walter Camp AwardRashaan Salaam / ColoradoSource ↗
1994William V. Campbell TrophyRobert B. Zatechka / NebraskaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — APLeeland McElroy / Texas A&MSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — CAaron Graham / NebraskaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DBGreg Myers / Colorado StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DBChris Canty / Kansas StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DBLawyer Milloy / WashingtonSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DEJared Tomich / NebraskaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DTTedy Bruschi / ArizonaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DTMarcus Jones / North CarolinaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — DTCornell Brown / Virginia TechSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — KMichael Reeder / TCUSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — LBKevin Hardy / IllinoisSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — LBRay Lewis / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — LBPat Fitzgerald / NorthwesternSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — LBZach Thomas / Texas TechSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — OLHeath Irwin / ColoradoSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — OLJason Odom / FloridaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — OLOrlando Pace / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — OLJonathan Ogden / UCLASource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — PBrad Maynard / Ball StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — QBTommie Frazier / NebraskaSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — RBTroy Davis / Iowa StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — RBEddie George / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — TEMarco Battaglia / RutgersSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — WRTerry Glenn / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995AP first-team All-America — WRKeyshawn Johnson / USCSource ↗
1995Bednarik AwardPat Fitzgerald / NorthwesternSource ↗
1995Biletnikoff AwardTerry Glenn / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995Bronko Nagurski TrophyPat Fitzgerald / NorthwesternSource ↗
1995Butkus AwardKevin Hardy / IllinoisSource ↗
1995Davey O’Brien AwardDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1995Doak Walker AwardEddie George / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995Heisman TrophyEddie George / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995Jim Thorpe AwardGreg Myers / Colorado StateSource ↗
1995Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardTommie Frazier / NebraskaSource ↗
1995Lombardi AwardOrlando Pace / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995Lou Groza AwardMichael Reeder / TCUSource ↗
1995Maxwell AwardEddie George / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995Outland TrophyJonathan Ogden / UCLASource ↗
1995Walter Camp AwardEddie George / Ohio StateSource ↗
1995William V. Campbell TrophyBobby Hoying / Ohio StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — APKevin Faulk / LSUSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — CK. C. Jones / Miami (FL)Source ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DBKevin Jackson / AlabamaSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DBChris Canty / Kansas StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DBCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DBDré Bly / North CarolinaSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DLDerrick Rodgers / Arizona StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DLReinard Wilson / Florida StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DLPeter Boulware / Florida StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — DLGrant Wistrom / NebraskaSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — KMarc Primanti / NC StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — LBMatt Russell / ColoradoSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — LBJarrett Irons / MichiganSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — LBPat Fitzgerald / NorthwesternSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — LBCanute Curtis / West VirginiaSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — OLJuan Roque / Arizona StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — OLChris Naeole / ColoradoSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — OLOrlando Pace / Ohio StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — OLBenji Olson / WashingtonSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — PNoel Prefontaine / San Diego StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — QBDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — RBTroy Davis / Iowa StateSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — RBByron Hanspard / Texas TechSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — TEPat Fitzgerald / TexasSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — WRReidel Anthony / FloridaSource ↗
1996AP first-team All-America — WRMarcus Harris / WyomingSource ↗
1996Bednarik AwardPat Fitzgerald / NorthwesternSource ↗
1996Biletnikoff AwardMarcus Harris / WyomingSource ↗
1996Bronko Nagurski TrophyPat Fitzgerald / NorthwesternSource ↗
1996Butkus AwardMatt Russell / ColoradoSource ↗
1996Davey O’Brien AwardDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1996Doak Walker AwardByron Hanspard / Texas TechSource ↗
1996Heisman TrophyDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1996Jim Thorpe AwardLawrence Wright / FloridaSource ↗
1996Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1996Lombardi AwardOrlando Pace / Ohio StateSource ↗
1996Lou Groza AwardMarc Primanti / NC StateSource ↗
1996Maxwell AwardDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1996Outland TrophyOrlando Pace / Ohio StateSource ↗
1996Walter Camp AwardDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1996William V. Campbell TrophyDanny Wuerffel / FloridaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — APTim Dwight / IowaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — COlin Kreutz / WashingtonSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DBCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DBDré Bly / North CarolinaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DBDonovin Darius / SyracuseSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DBBrian Lee / WyomingSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DLAndre Wadsworth / Florida StateSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DLGrant Wistrom / NebraskaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DLJason Peter / NebraskaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — DLGreg Ellis / North CarolinaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — KMartín Gramática / Kansas StateSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — LBAnthony Simmons / ClemsonSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — LBSam Cowart / Florida StateSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — LBBrian Simmons / North CarolinaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — LBAndy Katzenmoyer / Ohio StateSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — OLAlan Faneca / LSUSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — OLAaron Taylor / NebraskaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — OLChad Overhauser / UCLASource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — OLBenji Olson / WashingtonSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — PChad Kessler / LSUSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — QBPeyton Manning / TennesseeSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — RBCurtis Enis / Penn StateSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — RBRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — TEAlonzo Mayes / Oklahoma StateSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — WRJacquez Green / FloridaSource ↗
1997AP first-team All-America — WRRandy Moss / MarshallSource ↗
1997Bednarik AwardCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1997Biletnikoff AwardRandy Moss / MarshallSource ↗
1997Bronko Nagurski TrophyCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1997Butkus AwardAndy Katzenmoyer / Ohio StateSource ↗
1997Davey O’Brien AwardPeyton Manning / TennesseeSource ↗
1997Disney Spirit AwardDwight Collins / UCFSource ↗
1997Doak Walker AwardRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1997Heisman TrophyCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1997Jim Thorpe AwardCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1997Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardPeyton Manning / TennesseeSource ↗
1997Lombardi AwardGrant Wistrom / NebraskaSource ↗
1997Lou Groza AwardMartin Gramatica / Kansas StateSource ↗
1997Maxwell AwardPeyton Manning / TennesseeSource ↗
1997Outland TrophyAaron Taylor / NebraskaSource ↗
1997Walter Camp AwardCharles Woodson / MichiganSource ↗
1997William V. Campbell TrophyPeyton Manning / TennesseeSource ↗
1998AP Player of the YearRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — APDavid Allen / Kansas StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — CCraig Page / Georgia TechSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — CBChris McAlister / ArizonaSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — CBChamp Bailey / GeorgiaSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — CBAntoine Winfield / Ohio StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — DEMontae Reagor / Texas TechSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — DETom Burke / WisconsinSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — DTCorey Simon / Florida StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — DTBooger McFarland / LSUSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — KSebastian Janikowski / Florida StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — LBJeff Kelly / Kansas StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — LBAl Wilson / TennesseeSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — LBDat Nguyen / Texas A&MSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — LBChris Claiborne / USCSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — OTMatt Stinchcomb / GeorgiaSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — OTRob Murphy / Ohio StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — OTKris Farris / UCLASource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — OTAaron Gibson / WisconsinSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — PJoe Kristosik / UNLVSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — QBCade McNown / UCLASource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — RBMike Cloud / Boston CollegeSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — RBRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — SAnthony Poindexter / VirginiaSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — TERufus French / Ole MissSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — WRPeter Warrick / Florida StateSource ↗
1998AP first-team All-America — WRTorry Holt / NC StateSource ↗
1998Bednarik AwardDat Nguyen / Texas A&MSource ↗
1998Biletnikoff AwardTroy Edwards / Louisiana TechSource ↗
1998Bronko Nagurski TrophyChamp Bailey / GeorgiaSource ↗
1998Butkus AwardChris Claiborne / USCSource ↗
1998Davey O’Brien AwardMichael Bishop / Kansas StateSource ↗
1998Disney Spirit AwardMatt Hartl / NorthwesternSource ↗
1998Doak Walker AwardRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1998Heisman TrophyRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1998Jim Thorpe AwardAntoine Winfield / Ohio StateSource ↗
1998Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardCade McNown / UCLASource ↗
1998Lombardi AwardDat Nguyen / Texas A&MSource ↗
1998Lou Groza AwardSebastian Janikowski / Florida StateSource ↗
1998Maxwell AwardRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1998Outland TrophyKris Farris / UCLASource ↗
1998Walter Camp AwardRicky Williams / TexasSource ↗
1998William V. Campbell TrophyMatt Stinchcomb / GeorgiaSource ↗
1999AP Player of the YearRon Dayne / WisconsinSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — APDennis Northcutt / ArizonaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — CBen Hamilton / MinnesotaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — CBDeltha O'Neal / CaliforniaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — CBMike Brown / NebraskaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — DECourtney Brown / Penn StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — DECorey Moore / Virginia TechSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — DTCorey Simon / Florida StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — DTCasey Hampton / TexasSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — KSebastian Janikowski / Florida StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — LBMark Simoneau / Kansas StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — LBLaVar Arrington / Penn StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — LBBrandon Short / Penn StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — LBRaynoch Thompson / TennesseeSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — OGJason Whitaker / Florida StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — OGCosey Coleman / TennesseeSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — OTChris Samuels / AlabamaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — OTChris McIntosh / WisconsinSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — PShane Lechler / Texas A&MSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — QBJoe Hamilton / Georgia TechSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — RBThomas Jones / VirginiaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — RBRon Dayne / WisconsinSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — STyrone Carter / MinnesotaSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — SBrian Urlacher / New MexicoSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — TEJames Whalen / KentuckySource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — WRPeter Warrick / Florida StateSource ↗
1999AP first-team All-America — WRTroy Walters / StanfordSource ↗
1999Bednarik AwardLaVar Arrington / Penn StateSource ↗
1999Biletnikoff AwardTroy Walters / StanfordSource ↗
1999Bronko Nagurski TrophyCorey Moore / Virginia TechSource ↗
1999Butkus AwardLaVar Arrington / Penn StateSource ↗
1999Davey O’Brien AwardJoe Hamilton / Georgia TechSource ↗
1999Doak Walker AwardRon Dayne / WisconsinSource ↗
1999Heisman TrophyRon Dayne / WisconsinSource ↗
1999Jim Thorpe AwardTyrone Carter / MinnesotaSource ↗
1999Johnny Unitas Golden Arm AwardChris Redman / LouisvilleSource ↗
1999Lombardi AwardCorey Moore / Virginia TechSource ↗
1999Lou Groza AwardSebastian Janikowski / Florida StateSource ↗
1999Maxwell AwardRon Dayne / WisconsinSource ↗
1999Outland TrophyChris Samuels / AlabamaSource ↗
1999Walter Camp AwardRon Dayne / WisconsinSource ↗
1999William V. Campbell TrophyChad Pennington / MarshallSource ↗

Championship and bowl classifications

CFP rounds and national champions follow the CFP history. NY6 bowls outside the playoff use the major-bowl package. Championship-game participants receive the existing conference formula. Recognized shared conference champions without a played title game each receive +8, including Coastal Carolina and Louisiana in 2020. No-game titles do not add an appearance bonus.

1980 · National champion: Georgia
  • ACC: North Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Long Beach State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Central Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Georgia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Baylor — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Michigan / Washington Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Georgia / Notre Dame Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Florida State Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Alabama / Baylor Source ↗
1981 · National champion: Clemson
  • ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Iowa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Georgia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: SMU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Drake — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Washington / Iowa Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Pittsburgh / Georgia Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Clemson / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Texas / Alabama Source ↗
1982 · National champion: Penn State
  • ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Georgia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: SMU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: UCLA / Michigan Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Penn State / Georgia Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Nebraska / LSU Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: SMU / Pittsburgh Source ↗
1983 · National champion: Miami
  • ACC: Maryland — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Illinois — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Cal State Fullerton — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Northern Illinois — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Auburn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: UCLA / Illinois Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Auburn / Michigan Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Miami / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Georgia / Texas Source ↗
1984 · National champion: BYU
  • ACC: Maryland — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: UNLV — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Florida — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: SMU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Houston — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: USC / Ohio State Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Nebraska / LSU Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Washington / Oklahoma Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Boston College / Houston Source ↗
1985 · National champion: Oklahoma
  • ACC: Maryland — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Iowa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Tennessee — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Air Force — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: UCLA / Iowa Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Tennessee / Miami Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Penn State Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Texas A&M / Auburn Source ↗
1986 · National champion: Penn State
  • ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: LSU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: San Diego St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Arizona State / Michigan Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Nebraska / LSU Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Arkansas Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Ohio State / Texas A&M Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Penn State / Miami Source ↗
1987 · National champion: Miami
  • ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Eastern Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Auburn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: USC / Michigan State Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Syracuse / Auburn Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Miami / Oklahoma Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Texas A&M / Notre Dame Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Florida State / Nebraska Source ↗
1988 · National champion: Notre Dame
  • ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Western Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Auburn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: LSU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Arkansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: USC / Michigan Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Florida State / Auburn Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Miami / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: UCLA / Arkansas Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Notre Dame / West Virginia Source ↗
1989 · National champion: Miami
  • ACC: Virginia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • ACC: Duke — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Colorado — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Ball State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Tennessee — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Auburn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Arkansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: USC / Michigan Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Miami / Alabama Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Notre Dame / Colorado Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Tennessee / Arkansas Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Florida State / Nebraska Source ↗
1990 · National champion: Colorado / Georgia Tech
  • ACC: Georgia Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Colorado — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Iowa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Illinois — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Central Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Tennessee — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Washington / Iowa Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Tennessee / Virginia Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Colorado / Notre Dame Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Miami / Texas Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Louisville / Alabama Source ↗
1991 · National champion: Miami / Washington
  • ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Colorado — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • SEC: Florida — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Washington / Michigan Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Notre Dame / Florida Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Miami / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Florida State / Texas A&M Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Penn State / Tennessee Source ↗
1992 · National champion: Alabama
  • SEC: Alabama / Florida Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Nevada — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Stanford — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Hawaii — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Michigan / Washington Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Miami Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Florida State / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Notre Dame / Texas A&M Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Syracuse / Colorado Source ↗
1993 · National champion: Florida State
  • SEC: Alabama / Florida Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Wisconsin — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Louisiana — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Utah State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Ball State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Arizona — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: West Virginia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: UCLA / Wisconsin Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Florida / West Virginia Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Florida State / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: Notre Dame / Texas A&M Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Arizona / Miami Source ↗
1994 · National champion: Nebraska
  • SEC: Florida / Alabama Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Penn State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Nevada — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Louisiana — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: UNLV — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Central Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Oregon — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Baylor — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Rice — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: TCU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Colorado State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Miami — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Penn State / Oregon Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Florida State / Florida Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Miami / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Cotton Bowl: USC / Texas Tech Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Colorado / Notre Dame Source ↗
1995 · National champion: Nebraska
  • SEC: Florida / Arkansas Source ↗
  • ACC: Virginia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Northwestern — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Nevada — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Colorado State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Air Force — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Utah — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Virginia Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Miami — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: USC / Northwestern Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Virginia Tech / Texas Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Florida State / Notre Dame Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Nebraska / Florida Source ↗
1996 · National champion: Florida
  • SEC: Florida / Alabama Source ↗
  • Big 12: Texas / Nebraska Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: BYU / Wyoming Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Northwestern — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Nevada — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Utah State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Conference USA: Houston — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Conference USA: Southern Miss — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • MAC: Ball State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Virginia Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Miami — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Syracuse — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Ohio State / Arizona State Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Florida / Florida State Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Nebraska / Virginia Tech Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Penn State / Texas Source ↗
1997 · National champion: Michigan / Nebraska
  • SEC: Tennessee / Auburn Source ↗
  • Big 12: Nebraska / Texas A&M Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Colorado State / New Mexico Source ↗
  • MAC: Marshall / Toledo Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Utah State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Nevada — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Conference USA: Southern Miss — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Washington State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Syracuse — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Michigan / Washington State Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Florida State / Ohio State Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Nebraska / Tennessee Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Kansas State / Syracuse Source ↗
1998 · National champion: Tennessee
  • SEC: Tennessee / Mississippi State Source ↗
  • Big 12: Texas A&M / Kansas State Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Air Force / BYU Source ↗
  • MAC: Marshall / Toledo Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • ACC: Georgia Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Wisconsin — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Idaho — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Conference USA: Tulane — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Syracuse — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: UCLA / Wisconsin Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Ohio State / Texas A&M Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Florida / Syracuse Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Tennessee / Florida State Source ↗
1999 · National champion: Florida State
  • SEC: Alabama / Florida Source ↗
  • Big 12: Nebraska / Texas Source ↗
  • MAC: Marshall / Western Michigan Source ↗
  • ACC: Florida State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big Ten: Wisconsin — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big West: Boise St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Conference USA: Southern Miss — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Mountain West: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Mountain West: Colorado State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Mountain West: Utah — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Pac-10: Stanford — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: Hawaii — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Western Athletic: TCU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Big East: Virginia Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
  • Rose Bowl: Wisconsin / Stanford Source ↗
  • Sugar Bowl: Florida State / Virginia Tech Source ↗
  • Orange Bowl: Michigan / Alabama Source ↗
  • Fiesta Bowl: Nebraska / Tennessee Source ↗

No-playing years and schedule corrections

UAB 2015–2016, UConn 2020 and Old Dominion 2020 are excluded from the fan-history average, not scored zero. New Mexico State’s two spring 2021 games are assigned to its school-designated 2020 season. Its fall 2021 schedule remains separate. The canceled 2024 App State–Liberty game is excluded.

Classic.2 correction

Baylor1980:70.39 →69.39. The pre-1981 Davey O’Brien predecessor honored a regional player, so it does not qualify under the existing national-awards eligibility rule. This removes1 point. Tulsa1980–1985: each gains8 points for an omitted Missouri Valley conference championship. Formula weights are unchanged.

Classic-era model policies

On-field fan experience: subsequently vacated wins/titles retained, but pre-existing title ineligibility does not create a title. Full conference championships only; no divisional bonuses. Shared titles credited equally. Final AP and contemporary coaches-poll national champions receive 26 (1990 Colorado/Georgia Tech,1991 Miami/Washington,1997 Michigan/Nebraska). Major bowls are Rose/Sugar/Orange/Cotton through1994; Fiesta joins starting1986; Cotton ordinary starting1995. Only verified bowl national-title matchups receive runner-up16 before standard margin/shutout penalties: pre-Coalition AP#1/#2 bowls1982Sugar,1986Fiesta,1987Orange; Coalition/Alliance first-pair championship games1992–97; BCS1998–99. Final AP#2 status alone does not confer runner-up credit. Title achievement replaces ordinary bowl credit.

Final AP polls published20 ranks through1988 and25 starting1989. Ranked-opponent adjustments use the actual published final poll; no additional ranked teams are invented. Ties count as half a win in regular-season normalization and add zero opponent/rival points. Tied bowls earn no bowl win/loss achievement points. A season is winning when final wins exceed losses. Confirmed no-playing years, including SMU1987–1988, are excluded from fan-history averages. Opponents outside that year’s complete I-A membership list use the non-major opponent penalty when their exact lower subdivision is unavailable; this shares the FCS/small-college penalty and does not assert a specific subdivision.

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