Many different colleges can be referred to as "State," although from a national standpoint, Michigan State is the most prominent program simply called "State."
Michigan State has won at least a share of six national championship: 1951, 1952, 1955, 1957, 1965, and 1966. Of those, only 1952 was a "consensus" championship (meaning all major selectors of a "national champion" selected MSU).
Also, three of the championships are generally recognized as "major" championships: 1952, 1965, and 1966 (meaning MSU was selected by at least one "major" poll).
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No they haven't one a national championship
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1 championships 6 titles mostly played in a fieastea bowl and rose and sugar
The University of North Carolina does not have any national championships in football.
The university claims 8 national championships.
Many teams have won 0 national championships.
The University of Michigan has 11 National Championships. The University of Miami has 5 National Championships.
Penn State- 9 Championships
116 national championships since 1895 in football. However most teams don't count their national championship pre ww2!
They have had 3 national champion ships in football.
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