Tennessee, 1998 LSU, 2003 Florida, 2006 LSU, 2007 I only went back to 1998 because, prior to 1998, NCAA football championships were not won, on the field, in a game. Only with the establishment of the BCS in 1998 was there a "national championship game", pitting the two top teams in the country against each other. Admittedly, there were times when the system screwed up, like in 2004, when an undefeated Auburn was locked out of the National Championship game even though they were much better than the two teams that played in it (USC and Oklahoma). But the BCS is still a much better system than the popularity contest that existed prior to it, when national championships were awarded, based on the outcome of some vote of sports writers, coaches, or others. But, if you insist on going back to 1990, and considering national championships that were awarded, rather than won, you can add: Alabama, 1992 Florida, 1996
I would guess all of them since to make it to the Super Bowl a team has to win its conference championship game.
The LSU baseball team has won five national championships since 1991. The team participates in the West division of the SEC (Southeastern Conference)and they are currently coached byPaul Mainierii. They play home games in the new Alex Box Stadium.
Vanderbilt has been a member of the SEC since 1933 and never won a SEC conference championship in football.
Fresno State has played football in the Western Athletic Conference since 1992 and, through the 2009 season, has shared three WAC football championships (1992 with BYU and Hawaii, 1993 with BYU and Wyoming, and 1999 with TCU and Hawaii). They have not won the WAC championship outright.
ummmmm no
The Cincinnati Bengals won their conference championships in 1981 against the Chargers, but lost in the Super Bowl game that year. The Bengals also won their championship in 1988, but again lost in the Super Bowl. They have not appeared in a conference championship game since 1988.
Michigan Wolverines
Histon town FC in the conference
No, the Super Bowl pits the champion of the American Football Conference against the champion of the National Football Conference. Since both the Chiefs and Texans play in the American Football Conference, it would not be possible for them to meet in the Super Bowl.
The Big 12 Conference was established in 1996 from the former schools of the Big 8 Conference and four schools from Texas that were in the disbanded Southwestern Conference.
sec and big10 since the b12 got gutted
Yes, some conferences don't even have a championship game. Also since the SEC being so tuff, if your second in one division and ranked high, and the high seed gets beat you move up in the rankings possibly.