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.
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.
1,959 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: [{'teamId': 'san-diego-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1969-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'uconn', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2002-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'jacksonville-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2022-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'hawaii', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1974-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'boise-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1996-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'louisville', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1951, 62-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'western-kentucky', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2009-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'umass', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2013-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'east-carolina', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1966-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'bowling-green', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1961-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'miami-oh', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1948-49, 61-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'ohio', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1948, 61-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'temple', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1938-40, 46-53, 71-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'marshall', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-81, 98-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'fresno-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1973-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'georgia-southern', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2015-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'old-dominion', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2015-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'louisiana', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1974-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'texas-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2013-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'akron', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1987-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'appalachian-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1974-81, 2015-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'arkansas-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 92-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'ball-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'buffalo', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-70, 99-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'central-michigan', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'eastern-michigan', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1976-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'kent-state', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'louisiana-tech', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 89-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'middle-tennessee', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1999-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'charlotte', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2016-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'ulm', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 94-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'nevada', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1946-50, 92-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'northern-illinois', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1969-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'sam-houston', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2022-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'toledo', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'troy', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2002-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'western-michigan', 'year': 1960, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'san-diego-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1969-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'uconn', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2002-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'jacksonville-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2022-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'hawaii', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1974-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'boise-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1996-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'louisville', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1951, 62-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'western-kentucky', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2009-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'umass', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2013-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'east-carolina', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1966-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'temple', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1938-40, 46-53, 71-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'marshall', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-81, 98-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'fresno-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1973-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'georgia-southern', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2015-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'old-dominion', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2015-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'louisiana', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1974-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'texas-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2013-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'akron', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1987-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'appalachian-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1974-81, 2015-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'arkansas-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 92-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'ball-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'buffalo', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-70, 99-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'central-michigan', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'eastern-michigan', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1976-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'kent-state', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'louisiana-tech', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 89-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'middle-tennessee', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1999-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'charlotte', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2016-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'ulm', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1975-81, 94-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'nevada', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1946-50, 92-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'northern-illinois', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1969-81, 83-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'sam-houston', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2022-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'southern-miss', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1960, 63-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'toledo', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'troy', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (2002-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. This is not an unplayed season.'}, {'teamId': 'western-michigan', 'year': 1961, 'division': 'non-major', 'source': 'https://fs.ncaa.org.s3.amazonaws.com/Docs/stats/football_records/Standings.pdf', 'sourceBasis': 'Primary NCAA Football Conference Standings and Champions, FBS Alignment History, pp.9–10; local complete PDF text.', 'reason': 'Outside NCAA listed major membership (1962-present); separate lower-division scoring policy required. 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Rivalry model policy
Explicit CFBFR retrospective MODEL rivalry designations for 1960–1979. 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 2025 directory supplies 264 candidate relationships. Within 1960–1979 CFBFR explicitly designates each relationship from the later of 1960 and its first recorded meeting, except documented later-start model exceptions. First meeting is only an eligibility floor, not proof of historical rivalry inception.
- Dates are inclusive. A null activeThrough means no upper date, but this file is only applied inside its 1960–1979 window. A pair with activeFrom after 1979 cannot receive a rivalry adjustment in this batch.
- Generic pair names are used unless a researched year-specific label applies. registryName preserves the modern source-directory label only and must not be displayed as a claim about historical trophy or nickname usage.
- A new trophy does not itself erase an older relationship. Documented newly introduced relationships can begin later under conservative model exceptions, explicitly carried forward from the newer period catalogs.
- Every played meeting of an active pair counts, including bowl rematches. No meeting means no rivalry points. The same pair/date policy applies to both teams; the existing scoring engine separately evaluates outcome, rank and location.
- This catalog does not modify any other era catalog or authorize applying this policy outside 1960–1979.
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
| Pair | Model effective dates | Evidence / note |
|---|---|---|
| Middle Tennessee / Western Kentucky | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Hawaii | 1966–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Clemson | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Florida | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / LSU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Carolina | 2005–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Missouri | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Mexico | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / LSU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Ole Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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&M | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Navy | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dame | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Clemson | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Florida | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tennessee | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tulane | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Illinois | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UNLV | 1969–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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) | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Ohio | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tulane | 1979–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Troy | 2012–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UAB | 1997–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / TCU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 ↗ |
| Jacksonville State / Troy | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Troy | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tulane | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Missouri | 2014–1979 | The 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 / UTEP | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wyoming | 2026–1979 | Official 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 / Liberty | 1980–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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&M | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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) / Ohio | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Carolina | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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–Monroe | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Houston | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Rice | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Stanford | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Stanford | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / TCU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1977–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nevada | 1971–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wyoming | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Missouri | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Clemson | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UMass | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1993–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Toledo | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wyoming | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UCLA | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / USC | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Michigan | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Michigan | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Kentucky | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Michigan | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Purdue | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Louisville | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Memphis | 1966–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UCF | 2015–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1970–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Liberty | 2003–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Navy | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Southern | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 2019–1979 | Conservative model begins this named designation with the inaugural 2019 trophy; earlier meetings are not automatically treated as this trophy rivalry. Source ↗ |
| Arizona / Arizona State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Carolina | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Forest | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Marshall | 1967–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1970–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Georgia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Kentucky | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / LSU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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) | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tennessee | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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) | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Virginia | 1992–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dame | 1975–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Hawaii | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Carolina | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tennessee | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Vanderbilt | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tennessee | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Vanderbilt | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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's | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 University | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wyoming | 1978–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Rice | 1971–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / SMU | 1975–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UTSA | 2012–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Indiana | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Iowa | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Michigan | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Northwestern | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Purdue | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Kentucky | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Purdue | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Minnesota | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wisconsin | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Missouri | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Auburn | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Missouri | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Louisville | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tennessee | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Vanderbilt | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Pittsburgh | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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&M | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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–Monroe | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Memphis | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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) | 2023–1979 | Conservative model begins designation with the 2023 trophy and permanent-opponent announcement; the announcement calls it a budding rivalry. Source ↗ |
| LSU / Mississippi State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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&M | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Rutgers | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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) / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Minnesota | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Northwestern | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dame | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1993–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dame | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1993–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wisconsin | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Nebraska | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Oklahoma | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 2014–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / SMU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dame | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Forest | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Oklahoma | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wisconsin | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Forest | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dame | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Pittsburgh | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Purdue | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Stanford | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / USC | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tulsa | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tulane | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Vanderbilt | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Stanford | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / USC | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Washington | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Memphis | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Carolina | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Syracuse | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Syracuse | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Texas | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / SMU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Texas | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Miss | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dominion | 2022–1979 | Model begins this designation with the official 2022 challenge. Schools describe an older relationship, but football had no intervening 2014–2021 meetings. Source ↗ |
| Colorado / Utah | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / SMU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Vanderbilt | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / FIU | 2002–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UCLA | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / USC | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UConn | 2004–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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&M | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1990–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Vanderbilt | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Marshall | 1977–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Tennessee | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / LSU | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UMass | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / USC | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Virginia | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UCF | 2005–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1980–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Kentucky | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Kentucky | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Cross | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Pittsburgh | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Syracuse | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Louisiana | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / McNeese | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Louisiana | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Dominion | 2011–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / UConn | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 State | 2007–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Villanova | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 Tech | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Army | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. The official Air Force media guide dates this trophy to 1972, the first round-robin season. Earlier actual pair meetings are retrospectively designated under generic names, with no trophy claim. Primary-school series history corrects the first-meeting floor to 1959; the modern candidate date was a later trophy date. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ |
| Air Force / Navy | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model convention, not evidence that schools or fans recognized a rivalry from this date. Generic pair name avoids asserting a later trophy or nickname existed. Official Air Force history distinguishes first meeting 1960 from Commander-in-Chief trophy competition beginning 1972. Primary-school series history corrects the first-meeting floor to 1960; the modern candidate date was a later trophy date. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ |
| Eastern Michigan / Western Michigan | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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-school series history corrects the first-meeting floor to 1906; the modern candidate date was a later trophy date. Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ Source ↗ |
| Notre Dame / Miami (FL) | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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 / Wyoming | 1960–1979 | CFBFR explicitly designates this candidate relationship retrospectively after its first recorded meeting, within 1960–1979. This is a scoring-model 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. Only national player honors qualify. Davey O’Brien1977–1980regional predecessor awards are excluded; its national quarterback award starts1981.
Final AP first-team position selections only, 0.5 per distinct selection within the shared honors cap. Preserve actual historical roster sizes and two-way-era position labels; never substitute consensus or another selector. Excludes AP second/third teams and preseason teams.
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.
excludedFamilies
- Coach/conference/weekly/preseason awards and non-AP All-America selectors
- Award families outside the2025.1catalog
- No future families are synthesized before their original inception dates
corrections
- {'rule': 'Only national player honors qualify. Davey O’Brien regional predecessor awards from1977–1980are excluded; national quarterback award starts1981.', 'source': 'https://storage.googleapis.com/byucougars-prod/2025/01/28/XmN0AKRMZci8ZElqywFV6f6ywgVXnmfn1MUmDESZ.pdf', 'affectedSeasons': [{'team': 'Texas', 'year': 1977, 'player': 'Earl Campbell'}, {'team': 'Oklahoma', 'year': 1978, 'player': 'Billy Sims'}, {'team': 'Baylor', 'year': 1979, 'player': 'Mike Singletary'}]}
outsideDirectory
- {'year': 1971, 'award': 'Maxwell Award', 'player': 'Ed Marinaro', 'team': 'Cornell', 'reason': 'Outside current FBS directory or unresolved identity', 'source': 'https://www.ncfaa.org/pdf/alltime.v1.pdf'}
Explicit AP-1 facts transcribed from the named annual historical tabulations, with AP-specific position notes retained. Primary contemporaneous AP newspaper reports and a club media guide corroborate the unusual 1964, 1965, 1976 and 1977 roster context. Other years retain secondary tabulation provenance transparently. This is not a claim of independent primary audit of every recipient.
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
| Year | Award | Recipient / team | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — C | Roy McKasson / Washington | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — E | Dan LaRose / Missouri | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — E | Mike Ditka / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — FB | Bob Ferguson / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — G | Tom Brown / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — G | Ben Balme / Yale | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Joe Bellino / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Pervis Atkins / New Mexico State | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Jake Gibbs / Ole Miss | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — T | Ken Rice / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | AP first-team All-America — T | Bob Lilly / TCU | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | Heisman Trophy | Joe Bellino / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | Maxwell Award | Joe Bellino / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1960 | Outland Trophy | Tom Brown / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — C | Alex Kroll / Rutgers | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — E | Jerry Hillebrand / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — E | Bill Miller / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — FB | Bob Ferguson / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — G | Roy Winston / LSU | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — G | Dave Behrman / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Ernie Davis / Syracuse | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Jimmy Saxton / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Sandy Stephens / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — T | Billy Neighbors / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | AP first-team All-America — T | Merlin Olsen / Utah State | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | Heisman Trophy | Ernie Davis / Syracuse | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | Maxwell Award | Bob Ferguson / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1961 | Outland Trophy | Merlin Olsen / Utah State | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — C | Lee Roy Jordan / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — E | Dave Robinson / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — E | Pat Richter / Wisconsin | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — FB | George Saimes / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — G | Johnny Treadwell / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — G | Damon Bame / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Jerry Stovall / LSU | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — QB | George Mira / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Terry Baker / Oregon State | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — T | Bobby Bell / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | AP first-team All-America — T | Don Brumm / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | Heisman Trophy | Terry Baker / Oregon State | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | Maxwell Award | Terry Baker / Oregon State | Source ↗ |
| 1962 | Outland Trophy | Bobby Bell / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — B | Jimmy Sidle / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — B | Sherman Lewis / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — C | Dick Butkus / Illinois | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — E | Bob Lacey / North Carolina | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — E | Dave Parks / Texas Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — G | Bob Brown / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — G | Damon Bame / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Billy Lothridge / Georgia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Roger Staubach / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — T | Carl Eller / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | AP first-team All-America — T | Scott Appleton / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | Heisman Trophy | Roger Staubach / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | Maxwell Award | Roger Staubach / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1963 | Outland Trophy | Scott Appleton / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — C | Pat Killorin / Syracuse | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Tucker Frederickson / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Arnie Chonko / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Cosmo Iacavazzi / Princeton | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Clancy Williams / Washington State | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Allen Brown / Ole Miss | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Harold Wells / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Dan Kearley / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — DT | John Van Sicklen / Iowa State | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — E | Fred Biletnikoff / Florida State | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — G | Tommy Nobis / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — G | Bill Fisk, Jr. / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Ronnie Caveness / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Dick Butkus / Illinois | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Steve DeLong / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Jim Wilson / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Larry Kramer / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Bob Timberlake / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — QB | John Huarte / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Larry Elkins / Baylor | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Gale Sayers / Kansas | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Donny Anderson / Texas Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | Heisman Trophy | John Huarte / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | Maxwell Award | Glenn Ressler / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1964 | Outland Trophy | Steve DeLong / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — C | Paul Crane / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DB | George Webster / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Johnny Roland / Missouri | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Nick Rassas / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Ed Weisacosky / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Aaron Brown / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Loyd Phillips / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Walt Barnes / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — E | Charles Casey / Florida | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — E | Howard Twilley / Tulsa | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — G | Dick Arrington / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — K | Charlie Gogolak / Princeton | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Ike Kelley / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Carl McAdams / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Frank Emanuel / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — MG | George Patton / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — OE | Tommy Nobis / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Glen Ray Hines / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Karl Singer / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Steve Juday / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Jim Grabowski / Illinois | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Donny Anderson / Texas Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Mike Garrett / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | Heisman Trophy | Mike Garrett / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | Maxwell Award | Tommy Nobis / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1965 | Outland Trophy | Tommy Nobis / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — C | Jim Breland / Georgia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Tom Beier / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DB | George Webster / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Frank Loria / Virginia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Bubba Smith / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Tom Greenlee / Washington | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Loyd Phillips / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — DT | George Patton / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — E | Ray Perkins / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — E | Jack Clancy / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — G | LaVerne Allers / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — G | Tom Regner / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Bob Matheson / Duke | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jim Lynch / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Paul Naumoff / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Wayne Meylan / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Cecil Dowdy / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Gary Bugenhagen / Syracuse | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Steve Spurrier / Florida | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Clint Jones / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Nick Eddy / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Mel Farr / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | Heisman Trophy | Steve Spurrier / Florida | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | Maxwell Award | Jim Lynch / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1966 | Outland Trophy | Loyd Phillips / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — C | Bob Johnson / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Dick Anderson / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Tom Schoen / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Frank Loria / Virginia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Ted Hendricks / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Kevin Hardy / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Greg Pipes / Baylor | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Dennis Byrd / NC State | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — E | Dennis Homan / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — E | Ron Sellers / Florida State | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — FB | Larry Csonka / Syracuse | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — K | Jerry DePoyster / Wyoming | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Bill Hobbs / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Adrian Young / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Granville Liggins / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — OG | Rich Stotter / Houston | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — OG | Gary Cassells / Indiana | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Edgar Chandler / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Ron Yary / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Gary Beban / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Leroy Keyes / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | AP first-team All-America — RB | O. J. Simpson / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | Heisman Trophy | Gary Beban / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | Maxwell Award | Gary Beban / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | Outland Trophy | Ron Yary / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1967 | Walter Camp Award | O.J. Simpson / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — C | John Didion / Oregon State | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Jake Scott / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Roger Wehrli / Missouri | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Al Worley / Washington | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DE | John Zook / Kansas | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Ted Hendricks / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Bill Stanfill / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Joe Greene / North Texas State | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — G | Jim Barnes / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — G | Charles Rosenfelder / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Dennis Onkotz / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Steve Kiner / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Mike Widger / Virginia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Ed White / California | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Mike Montler / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Dave Foley / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Terry Hanratty / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Leroy Keyes / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Chris Gilbert / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — RB | O. J. Simpson / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — SE | Ron Sellers / Florida State | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Ted Kwalick / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | Heisman Trophy | O.J. Simpson / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | Maxwell Award | O.J. Simpson / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | Outland Trophy | Bill Stanfill / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1968 | Walter Camp Award | O.J. Simpson / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — C | Rodney Brand / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Buddy McClinton / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Tom Curtis / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Jack Tatum / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Jimmy Gunn / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Phil Olsen / Utah State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Mike McCoy / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Mike Reid / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — FB | Jim Otis / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — G | Bill Bridges / Houston | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — G | Chip Kell / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Bobby Anderson / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — HB | Steve Owens / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Dennis Onkotz / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Don Parish / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Steve Kiner / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Jim Stillwagon / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — OT | John Ward / Oklahoma State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Bob McKay / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Mike Phipps / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Jim Mandich / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Walker Gillette / Richmond | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | Heisman Trophy | Steve Owens / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | Maxwell Award | Mike Reid / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | Outland Trophy | Mike Reid / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1969 | Walter Camp Award | Steve Owens / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — C | Don Popplewell / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Tommy Casanova / LSU | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Jack Tatum / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Dave Elmendorf / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Bill Atessis / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Charlie Weaver / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Dick Bumpas / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Rock Perdoni / Georgia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — E | Ernie Jennings / Air Force | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — E | Elmo Wright / Houston | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — G | Larry DiNardo / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — G | Chip Kell / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Mike Anderson / LSU | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jerry Murtaugh / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jack Ham / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Jim Stillwagon / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Dan Dierdorf / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Bob Newton / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Joe Theismann / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Don McCauley / North Carolina | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Steve Worster / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Jim Braxton / West Virginia | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | Heisman Trophy | Jim Plunkett / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | Lombardi Award | Jim Stillwagon / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | Maxwell Award | Jim Plunkett / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | Outland Trophy | Jim Stillwagon / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1970 | Walter Camp Award | Jim Plunkett / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — C | Tom Brahaney / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Clarence Ellis / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Tom Myers / Syracuse | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Bobby Majors / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Smylie Gebhart / Georgia Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Walt Patulski / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Larry Jacobson / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Mel Long / Toledo | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — G | Royce Smith / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — G | Reggie McKenzie / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Mike Taylor / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Dave Chaney / San Jose State | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jeff Siemon / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Rich Glover / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Jerry Sisemore / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — OT | John Vella / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Pat Sullivan / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Ed Marinaro / Cornell | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Greg Pruitt / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Lydell Mitchell / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Doug Kingsriter / Minnesota | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Terry Beasley / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | Heisman Trophy | Pat Sullivan / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | Lombardi Award | Walt Patulski / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | Outland Trophy | Larry Jacobson / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1971 | Walter Camp Award | Pat Sullivan / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — C | Tom Brahaney / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Brad Van Pelt / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Robert Popelka / SMU | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Calvin Jones / Washington | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Roger Goree / Baylor | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Willie Harper / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Greg Marx / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Derland Moore / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — G | John Hannah / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — G | Ron Rusnak / North Carolina | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Randy Gradishar / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — LB | John Skorupan / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Rich Wood / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Rich Glover / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — OT | John Hicks / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Jerry Sisemore / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — QB | John Hufnagel / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Woody Green / Arizona State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Greg Pruitt / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Otis Armstrong / Purdue | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Charle Young / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Johnny Rodgers / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | Heisman Trophy | Johnny Rodgers / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | Lombardi Award | Rich Glover / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | Maxwell Award | Brad Van Pelt / Michigan State | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | Outland Trophy | Rich Glover / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1972 | Walter Camp Award | Johnny Rodgers / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — C | Bill Wyman / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Mike Townsend / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Jimmy Allen / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Artimus Parker / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Randy White / Maryland | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Pat Donovan / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Dave Gallagher / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — DT | John Dutton / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — G | Tyler Lafauci / LSU | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — G | Bill Yoest / NC State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Randy Gradishar / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Rod Shoate / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Richard Wood / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Lucious Selmon / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Buddy Brown / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — OT | John Hicks / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — QB | David Jaynes / Kansas | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — RB | John Cappelletti / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Tony Dorsett / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Roosevelt Leaks / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Andre Tillman / Texas Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Lynn Swann / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | Heisman Trophy | John Cappelletti / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | Lombardi Award | John Hicks / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | Maxwell Award | John Cappelletti / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | Outland Trophy | John Hicks / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1973 | Walter Camp Award | John Cappelletti / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — C | Rik Bonness / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DB | John Provost / Holy Cross | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Dave Brown / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Pat Thomas / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Leroy Cook / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Randy White / Maryland | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Mike Hartenstine / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Doug English / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — G | Ken Huff / North Carolina | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — G | Steve Myers / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Ken Bernich / Auburn | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Rod Shoate / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Richard Wood / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Louie Kelcher / SMU | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Al Krevis / Boston College | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Craig Hertwig / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Steve Bartkowski / California | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Joe Washington / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Anthony Davis / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Bennie Cunningham / Clemson | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Peter Demmerle / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | Heisman Trophy | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | Lombardi Award | Randy White / Maryland | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | Maxwell Award | Steve Joachim / Temple | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | Outland Trophy | Randy White / Maryland | Source ↗ |
| 1974 | Walter Camp Award | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — C | Rik Bonness / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Mike Haynes / Arizona State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Chet Moeller / Navy | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Pat Thomas / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Leroy Cook / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Jimbo Elrod / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Steve Niehaus / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Leroy Selmon / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — G | Randy Johnson / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — G | Ted Smith / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Sammy Green / Florida | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Greg Buttle / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Ed Simonini / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Dewey Selmon / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Mark Koncar / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Bob Simmons / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — QB | John Sciarra / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Chuck Muncie / California | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Ricky Bell / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Mike Barber / Louisiana Tech | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Larry Seivers / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | Heisman Trophy | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | Lombardi Award | Lee Roy Selmon / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | Maxwell Award | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | Outland Trophy | Lee Roy Selmon / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1975 | Walter Camp Award | Archie Griffin / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — C | John Yarno / Idaho | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Gary Green / Baylor | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Dennis Thurman / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Bill Armstrong / Wake Forest | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Ross Browner / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Bob Brudzinski / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Wilson Whitley / Houston | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Eddie Edwards / Miami (FL) | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — G | T.J. Humphreys / Arkansas State | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — G | Ted Albrecht / California | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Robert Jackson / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Brian Ruff / The Citadel | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jerry Robinson / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Al Romano / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Mike Wilson / Georgia | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Mike Vaughan / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Tommy Kramer / Rice | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Rob Lytle / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Terry Miller / Oklahoma State | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Tony Dorsett / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Ricky Bell / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Jim Smith / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Larry Seivers / Tennessee | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | Heisman Trophy | Tony Dorsett / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | Lombardi Award | Wilson Whitley / Houston | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | Maxwell Award | Tony Dorsett / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | Outland Trophy | Ross Browner / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1976 | Walter Camp Award | Tony Dorsett / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — C | Tom Brzoza / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Zac Henderson / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Bob Jury / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Dennis Thurman / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Art Still / Kentucky | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Ross Browner / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Dee Hardison / North Carolina | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Brad Shearer / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — G | Leotis Harris / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — G | Mark Donahue / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Mike Woods / Cincinnati | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — LB | George Cumby / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jerry Robinson / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Randy Sidler / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Chris Ward / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Dennis Baker / Wyoming | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Doug Williams / Grambling State | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Terry Miller / Oklahoma State | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Earl Campbell / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Ken MacAfee / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Ozzie Newsome / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | AP first-team All-America — WR | John Jefferson / Arizona State | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | Heisman Trophy | Earl Campbell / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | Lombardi Award | Ross Browner / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | Maxwell Award | Ross Browner / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | Outland Trophy | Brad Shearer / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1977 | Walter Camp Award | Ken MacAfee / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — C | Jim Ritcher / NC State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Jeff Nixon / Richmond | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Johnnie Johnson / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Kenny Easley / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Al Harris / Arizona State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Hugh Green / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Marty Lyons / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Bruce Clark / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — G | Greg Roberts / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — G | Pat Howell / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Bob Golic / Notre Dame | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Tom Cousineau / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — LB | John Corker / Oklahoma State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Jerry Robinson / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Kelvin Clark / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Keith Dorney / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Chuck Fusina / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Ted Brown / NC State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Billy Sims / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Charles White / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Jerry Butler / Clemson | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Emanuel Tolbert / SMU | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | Heisman Trophy | Billy Sims / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | Lombardi Award | Bruce Clark / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | Maxwell Award | Chuck Fusina / Penn State | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | Outland Trophy | Greg Roberts / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1978 | Walter Camp Award | Billy Sims / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — C | Jim Ritcher / NC State | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Mark Haynes / Colorado | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Johnnie Johnson / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DB | Kenny Easley / UCLA | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Hugh Green / Pittsburgh | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DE | Jacob Green / Texas A&M | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Jim Stuckey / Clemson | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — DT | Steve McMichael / Texas | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — G | Ken Fritz / Ohio State | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — G | Brad Budde / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Mike Singletary / Baylor | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — LB | Ron Simpkins / Michigan | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — LB | George Cumby / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — MG | Ron Simmons / Florida State | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Jim Bunch / Alabama | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — OT | Greg Kolenda / Arkansas | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — QB | Marc Wilson / BYU | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Billy Sims / Oklahoma | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — RB | George Rogers / South Carolina | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — RB | Charles White / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — TE | Junior Miller / Nebraska | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | AP first-team All-America — WR | Ken Margerum / Stanford | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | Heisman Trophy | Charles White / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | Lombardi Award | Brad Budde / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | Maxwell Award | Charles White / USC | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | Outland Trophy | Jim Ritcher / NC State | Source ↗ |
| 1979 | Walter Camp Award | Charles White / USC | Source ↗ |
Championship and bowl classifications
National champions are the contemporary final AP and coaches-poll winners only; FWAA-only or retroactive selector champions are not added automatically. AP awards were pre-bowl1960–64and1966–67, post-bowl1965and1968onward; coaches awards pre-bowlthrough1973, post-bowl1974onward. Every qualifying national champion receives26; a champion recognized only before bowls incurs ordinary bowl-loss2 if it subsequently loses, separately from opponent quality. Rose/Sugar/Orange/Cotton are major bowls; Fiesta remains ordinary before1986. Runner-up16 before standard margin/shutout loss penalties is restricted to actual AP#1/#2 bowl matchups won by a qualifying national champion:1962Rose,1963Cotton,1968Rose,1971Orange,1978Sugar. No runner-up award merely for finalAP#2. Full/shared conference titles receive8; no divisional bonuses. Division eligibility remains separately enforced by the compiler. On-field results prevail over subsequent forfeits; pre-existing title ineligibility creates no title.
Recognized full or shared conference champions without a played title game each receive +8. No-game titles do not add an appearance bonus. Game and bowl classifications below are applied only within this catalog window.
1960 · National champion: Minnesota
- ACC: Duke — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Kansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Minnesota — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Iowa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Ohio — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Ole Miss — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Arkansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Wichita State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: VMI — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Tennessee Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UConn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Skyline: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Skyline: Utah State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Border: New Mexico State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: Washington / Minnesota Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Duke / Arkansas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Ole Miss / Rice Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Missouri / Navy Source ↗
1961 · National champion: Alabama
- ACC: Duke — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Colorado — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: LSU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Arkansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Wichita State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: The Citadel — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Columbia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Harvard — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Tennessee Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: Maine — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Skyline: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Skyline: Utah State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Border: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: UCLA / Minnesota Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Texas / Ole Miss Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Arkansas Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: LSU / Colorado Source ↗
1962 · National champion: USC
- ACC: Duke — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Wisconsin — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Ole Miss — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: New Mexico — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: VMI — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: East Tenn. St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: New Hampshire — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Wisconsin Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: LSU / Texas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Ole Miss / Arkansas Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Alabama / Oklahoma Source ↗
1963 · National champion: Texas
- ACC: North Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- ACC: NC State — 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 ↗
- MAC: Ohio — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Ole Miss — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: New Mexico — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Cincinnati — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Wichita State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Virginia Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Princeton — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Idaho St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Western Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: Illinois / Washington Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Texas / Navy Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Ole Miss Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Nebraska / Auburn Source ↗
1964 · National champion: Alabama
- ACC: NC 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 ↗
- MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: Oregon State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Arkansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Utah — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: New Mexico — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Cincinnati — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: West Virginia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Lamar — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Princeton — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Middle Tenn. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: Michigan / Oregon State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Arkansas / Nebraska Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: LSU / Syracuse Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Texas / Alabama Source ↗
1965 · National champion: Alabama / Michigan State
- ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- ACC: NC State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Michigan State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Bowling Green — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — 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 ↗
- Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: West Virginia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Lamar — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Idaho — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Weber St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Middle Tenn. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: Maine — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: UCLA / Michigan State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: LSU / Arkansas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Missouri / Florida Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Alabama / Nebraska Source ↗
1966 · 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 State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Western Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — 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: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: North Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: East Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: William & Mary — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: UT Arlington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Harvard — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Princeton — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Morehead St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Purdue Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: SMU / Georgia Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Nebraska Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Florida / Georgia Tech Source ↗
1967 · National champion: USC
- ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Indiana — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Purdue — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Minnesota — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Ohio — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- AAWU: USC — 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: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: North Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: West Virginia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: UT Arlington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Eastern Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Indiana Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Texas A&M / Alabama Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: LSU / Wyoming Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Tennessee Source ↗
1968 · National champion: Ohio State
- ACC: NC State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Kansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Ohio — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Georgia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — 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 ↗
- Missouri Valley: Memphis — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Richmond — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Arkansas State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Harvard — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Idaho — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Weber St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Eastern Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UConn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: New Hampshire — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Texas / Tennessee Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Arkansas / Georgia Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Penn State / Kansas Source ↗
1969 · National champion: Texas
- ACC: South Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Missouri — 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: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Diego St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: USC — 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: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Memphis — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Davidson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Richmond — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Arkansas State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Princeton — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: East Tenn. St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Michigan Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Texas / Notre Dame Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Ole Miss / Arkansas Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Penn State / Missouri Source ↗
1970 · National champion: Nebraska / Texas
- ACC: Wake Forest — 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 ↗
- PCAA: Long Beach State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Diego St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: Stanford — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: LSU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Louisville — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: William & Mary — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Arkansas State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Western Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UConn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: Stanford / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Notre Dame / Texas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Tennessee / Air Force Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Nebraska / LSU Source ↗
1971 · National champion: Nebraska
- ACC: North Carolina — 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 ↗
- PCAA: Long Beach State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Toledo — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: Stanford — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Memphis — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Richmond — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Cornell — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Idaho — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Western Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UConn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: Stanford / Michigan Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Penn State / Texas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma / Auburn Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Nebraska / Alabama Source ↗
1972 · National champion: USC
- ACC: North Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Diego St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Kent State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Louisville — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: West Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Drake — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: East Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Tennessee Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Texas / Alabama Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Oklahoma / Penn State Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Nebraska / Notre Dame Source ↗
1973 · National champion: Notre Dame / Alabama
- ACC: NC State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Diego St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: North Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: East Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Boise St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Western Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UConn — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Nebraska / Texas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Notre Dame / Alabama Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Penn State / LSU Source ↗
1974 · National champion: Oklahoma / USC
- ACC: Maryland — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Michigan — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Diego St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — 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 ↗
- Southern: VMI — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Harvard — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Boise St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Eastern Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: Maine — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Penn State / Baylor Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Nebraska / Florida Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Notre Dame / Alabama Source ↗
1975 · National champion: Oklahoma
- ACC: Maryland — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Nebraska — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: UCLA — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: California — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Arkansas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Richmond — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Arkansas State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Harvard — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Boise St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Tennessee Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Western Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: New Hampshire — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: UCLA / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Arkansas / Georgia Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Penn State Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Michigan Source ↗
1976 · National champion: Pittsburgh
- ACC: Maryland — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Colorado — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma State — 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 ↗
- PCAA: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Ball State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: USC — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Georgia — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Houston — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Wyoming — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: Tulsa — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: New Mexico State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: East Carolina — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: McNeese — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Brown — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Eastern Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: New Hampshire — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Michigan Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Houston / Maryland Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Pittsburgh / Georgia Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Ohio State / Colorado Source ↗
1977 · National champion: Notre Dame
- 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 Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: Fresno State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Miami (OH) — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Pac-8: Washington — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- SEC: Alabama — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southwest: Texas — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: Arizona State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: West Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Chattanooga — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: VMI — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Boise St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Austin Peay — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: Washington / Michigan Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Notre Dame / Texas Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Ohio State Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Arkansas / Oklahoma Source ↗
1978 · National champion: Alabama / USC
- ACC: Clemson — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Nebraska — 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: Michigan State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: San Jose State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: Utah 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 ↗
- Southwest: Houston — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Western Athletic: BYU — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Missouri Valley: New Mexico State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Chattanooga — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Furman — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: Louisiana Tech — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Dartmouth — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Northern Ariz. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Western Ky. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Michigan Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Notre Dame / Houston Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Penn State Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Nebraska Source ↗
1979 · National champion: Alabama
- ACC: NC State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Eight: Oklahoma — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Ten: Ohio State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- PCAA: Utah State — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- MAC: Central Michigan — 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 ↗
- Southwest: Houston — 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 ↗
- Missouri Valley: West Texas A&M — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southern: Chattanooga — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Southland: McNeese — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ivy League: Yale — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Big Sky: Montana St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Ohio Valley: Murray St. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: Boston U. — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Yankee: UMass — champion without a played title game Source ↗
- Rose Bowl: USC / Ohio State Source ↗
- Cotton Bowl: Houston / Nebraska Source ↗
- Sugar Bowl: Alabama / Arkansas Source ↗
- Orange Bowl: Oklahoma / Florida State 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.
Membership and source audit
Primary NCAA major alignment is enforced for1946–1961; the table’s1936/wartime omissions are not treated as evidence of no football. Earlier partial or non-major ratings have been withdrawn. Official wartime no-playing years are excluded from averages. Available supplemental schedules retain their primary/secondary provenance. Data and membership corrections do not change formula weights.
Heritage.2 corrections
Wyoming and Utah State in1960 and1961, New Mexico State1960, and Arizona State1961 each gain8 points for omitted Skyline or Border conference championship credit. Formula weights are unchanged.
Heritage-era model policies
National champions are the contemporary final AP and coaches-poll winners only; FWAA-only or retroactive selector champions are not added automatically. AP awards were pre-bowl1960–64and1966–67, post-bowl1965and1968onward; coaches awards pre-bowlthrough1973, post-bowl1974onward. Every qualifying national champion receives26; a champion recognized only before bowls incurs ordinary bowl-loss2 if it subsequently loses, separately from opponent quality. Rose/Sugar/Orange/Cotton are major bowls; Fiesta remains ordinary before1986. Runner-up16 before standard margin/shutout loss penalties is restricted to actual AP#1/#2 bowl matchups won by a qualifying national champion:1962Rose,1963Cotton,1968Rose,1971Orange,1978Sugar. No runner-up award merely for finalAP#2. Full/shared conference titles receive8; no divisional bonuses. Division eligibility remains separately enforced by the compiler. On-field results prevail over subsequent forfeits; pre-existing title ineligibility creates no title.
AP polls ranked20 teams in1960–1961,10 in1962–1967, and20 from1968–1979. Tied ranks can yield an additional listed team. No unlisted ranks are invented. The final AP poll was issued before bowls in1960–1964 and1966–1967;1965 and1968 onward used a post-bowl AP poll. Coaches poll timing may differ. Recognized AP/coaches champions keep the26-point title package; a champion selected before bowls still receives the ordinary−2 bowl-loss deduction if it subsequently loses its bowl. Opponent-quality penalties remain separate. Ties use half-win regular-season normalization and zero opponent/rival points. Regional predecessor awards are not treated as national awards.
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