Going back 60 years only adds Pittsburgh and Michigan St. Winning a natty is an amazing accomplishment.

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Jan 2, 2025
12:55:27pm

Spiff SequelTrilogyFan

Going back 60 years only adds Pittsburgh and Michigan St. Winning a natty is an amazing accomplishment.

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Originally posted on Jan 2, 2025 at 12:55:27pm

Message modified by Spiff on Jan 2, 2025 at 12:55:52pm

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AP National Champions since 1980

Indy Coug Loquacious Lummox

Jan 2, 12:46pm

Pretty cool. 1 of 19 programs to win a title for last 45 years

DanSmith

Jan 2, 12:50pm

yawn, now do Rose bowl losses to show which teams really belong

JackStack

Jan 2, 12:52pm

If ESPN did a list like this, it would be championships since 1985.

Florwood

Jan 2, 12:53pm

Most of the time people do 1978 as the recognized start year for "modern" CFB

Kajdin

Jan 2, 12:56pm

Just joking around, ESPN selecting a start year that would exclude the Cougars

Florwood

Jan 2, 1:01pm

Sorry, I meant it as an agreement. ESPN would pick 1985 to exclude a non-SEC or

Kajdin

Jan 2, 1:04pm

1978 is when 1-AA/FCS became a thing

Indy Coug

Jan 2, 1:05pm

Exactly

Kajdin

Jan 2, 1:11pm

Going back 60 years only adds Pittsburgh and Michigan St. Winning a natty is an amazing accomplishment.

Spiff

Jan 2, 12:55pm

Didn’t Washington win a NC during that timeframe?

Idacoug

Jan 2, 2:22pm

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