The following colleges have claimed to have won at least three consecutive national championships:
Dixie Conference Championships - 3 Total* 1948 * 1949 * 1950ACC Atlantic Divisional Championships (began in 2005) - 2 Total* 2005 * 2008ACC Championships - 12 Total* 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1995 * 1996 * 1997 * 1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005National Championships - 2 Total* 1993 * 1999
unrecognized: 1914,1927,1928,1931,1939,1956,1985,1989 recognized: 1938,1940,1950,1951,1967,1998 14 total, - only Bama can claim more - they have 18 that they could claim (but only claim 13)
Boise State
college football you only have 4 years to play and you don't get paid in nfl you get paid and choose when to quit
The Oakland Raiders joined the National Football League after the merger of the National Football League and American Football League in 1970.
The teams over the years that played for football National Championships in college?
Nebraska- 1994, 1995, 1997
Nebraska
1993 and 1999
Notre Dame played for the National Championship vs Boston College in Denver Colorado. Notre Dame beat Michigan to make it to the Final Game on the Frozen Four only to lose to BC.
they haven't won any.
According to the polls that have been used over the years in college football, Miami has more national championships than Florida State. Click on the 'NCAA Football Championships' link on this page to see a list of those polls and who they have chosen as national champion throughout the years.
The Browns won All American Football Conference championships in 1946, 1947, 1948, and 1949 and National Football League championships in 1950, 1954, 1955, and 1964.
Dixie Conference Championships - 3 Total* 1948 * 1949 * 1950ACC Atlantic Divisional Championships (began in 2005) - 2 Total* 2005 * 2008ACC Championships - 12 Total* 1992 * 1993 * 1994 * 1995 * 1996 * 1997 * 1998 * 1999 * 2000 * 2002 * 2003 * 2005National Championships - 2 Total* 1993 * 1999
Listed below and to the right is the order of conferences with the number of college football national championships in parentheses.* Big 12 - (16)* SEC -- (15)* Big Ten -- (13)* ACC -- (9)* Pac-10 -- (4)* Big East -- (3)But, here's some caveats:The above list only includes college football championships from 1936 to present. Importantly, it only includes one champion each year (official NCAA selector). As you know, college football does not have a playoff system as most other college sports do. So, traditionally, champions were crowned by various coaches and sports writers polls. More often then not, various polls named more than one team as the champion.For the purposes of this page, our list of football national championships by conference only counted the College Football National Champion as named by the Associated Press (AP) (1936 - 1997); and from 1998 on - the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) Champ.So, for instance, the list above only includes 6 Alabama football national championships. Of course, as discussed at Best All-Time NCAA College Football Program, depending on which polls you count, Alabama could be credited with up to 12 college football national championships.One more caveat -- we included National Championships won by schools that are now part of a particular conference. So it based on current affiliation, not historical affiliation. This favors the Big Ten because we are counting (for them) 2 NC's by Penn State ('82 & '86) that of course Penn State won before they joined the Big Ten.For more comprehensive information check out this pdf: College Football National Champions (prepared by Tex Noel of 1st-N-Goal). It has a listing of every college football team that ever won a National Championship from 1936 on -- and includes official selectors as well as total selectors -- and much, much more.And, Tex created more statistical info about NCAA College Football National Championship teams since 1992, organized by conference at National Champsionship Teams By Conference.You can read more of Tex' stats at SEC Football Statistics and even contact him via a form on that page.So, picking the Best or Top All-Time NCAA College Football Championship Conference is really more of an art than a science. It is quite subjective. See SEC vs Big Ten Debate for more about the subjectivity of this debate.Also, the list above shows the Big 12 with most all-time football championships. This is largely due to the great teams Oklahoma and Nebraska had over the years. Of course, most of those championships came before the Big 12 was even formed. Nebraska and Oklahoma were both in the Big 8 Conference. The Big 12 has only been in existence for 12 years.The Southeastern (SEC), by contrast, began in 1932, so each of its 14 championships was earned by a team that was in the SEC at the time, and still is.Also, if you look at more recent college football history - the SEC leads the pack. Since 1990, the SEC has more NCAA football championships than any other conference with six.Since the BCS system began in 1998, the SEC leads with 4 BCS Championships. And, they've won it each of the past 2 years and 3 of the past 5 years. You can read more about most of those games at Biggest All-Time SEC Football Victory.The ACC and Big 12 both have 2 BCS Championships. The Pac-10 and Big Ten both have 1.OK, all of those caveats add up to one thing:THE SEC IS REALLY THE TOP ALL-TIME NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE. Source: http://www.secsportsfan.com/top-all-time-ncaa-college-football-national-championship-conference.html
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