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I don't know exactly how many schools have won both hoops and football at ANY time, but here's at least a partial list that's pretty close. I've included only AP football champs, which started in 1936:
Florida Michigan Ohio State Syracuse Maryland Michigan State Stanford, Arkansas, and UCLA won seemingly legitimate non-AP national championships that were recognized in football at the time (e.g. UPI), and have, of course, won the hoops title outright. There are a few others like Wisconsin that appear to have won what I call "historical" championships in football based either on regressed computer polls or something similar. If you go back farther than the 30's and recognize other national champs (in football), you have Cal. |
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What football championship? I've not heard of a football championship that compares to a basketball or baseball championship, unless you drop to div. 1-AA or lower.
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Poll Champs? AP Champs? BCS Champs? (All ironic in a moronic way). Yes, but you don't play the best teams to get those titles. (edited to fix a typo)
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They ARE called NCAA football champions. Look at the NCAA's page for football champs:
http://www.ncaasports.com/football/mens/history/ As you can see, it says "Past Champions." |
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The NCAA's site is www.NCAA.org. I could not find a list of NCAA Div. 1 football champions at that site. edited in later - The bold is a quote from: http://www.ncaa.org/wps/portal/!ut/p...st_champs.html "Past Division I-A Football National Champions The NCAA does not conduct a national championship in Division I-A football and is not involved in the selection process. Since 1998, the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) has conducted a contest between it's two top-ranked teams to determine a national champion. More information on the BCS is available at their Web site. A number of polling organizations also provide a final ranking of Division I-A football teams at the end of each season. Below is a year-by-year history of Division I-A football national champions as determined by the BCS championship game and these polling organizations. More information on national poll rankings is available in the Division I-A section of the NCAA Divison I-A/I-AA Football Records Book." I can't wait for your response Mr T. Aggie.
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