Division 1 (BCS) Notre Dame 8 championships
Division 1 AA (FCS) Georgia Southern 6 championships
Division II North Dakota State 5 championships
Division III Mount Union 10 championships
The University of Michigan has the most with 11 national championships the last in 1997. GO BLUE
The NCAA does not select a champion in Division I-FBS college football-the only varsity, NCAA-sponsored sport to not have an official championship. The NCAA does, however, recognize championships that are awarded by "major selectors;" organizations that are generally and widely regarded as major sources. Today, those sources are the BCS (in conjunction with its agreement with the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll) and the Associated Press. Beginning with the 2014 football season, the College Football Playoff will replace the BCS.
La Salle University is half the size (student body) of CCNY now. I have no idea of their sizes back in the 50s when they won. San Francisco and Villanova are both also under 10,000 students (undergraduates).
Ken Dorsey was the qb when the Canes beat Nebraska in the 2002 Rose Bowl (2001 season) to complete a perfect season. The 2001 Canes team is widely considered the greatest team in college football history.
Dan Daly has written: 'The pro football chronicle' -- subject(s): Football, History, Humor, Records 'The national forgotten league' -- subject(s): Football, National Football League, History
It's unlikely
Georgia tech 222 Cumberland 0!!! worst whipping ever in college football
Texas
Michigan Wolvernes
One national championship They shared the Championship with OU. Because the first poll came out before the bowls were played OU was named national champion. After Kentucky defeated OU in the sugar bowl most sources recognized the wildcats as the national champion.
The Michigan Wolverines have the best record of any school in all divisions of college football history.
Harvard