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Then BCS (Division 1-A) football was not ans currently is not a championship decided by the NCAA. It was then voted/decided before the bowls were played. However in 1969, President Nixon "declared" a national champion following 1969 game between Texas and Arkansas. The game was played a week after then #1 Ohio St lost to Michigan. Penn State refused to play Texas in the Cotton Bowl, so the deceleration of President Nixon stood with the APwriters.
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