Template:Infobox NCAA football rankings/doc
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Usage
[edit]{{Infobox NCAA football rankings
| season =
| image =
| image_caption =
| preseason_number_1 =
| champions =
| conference =
}}
Parameters
[edit]* denotes a required field
Parameter | Explanation | Example |
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season* | The year of the season; if blank, defaults to current year | 2007 |
image | An image for the rankings in that season if there is one. Follow Wikipedia guidelines. | Example.png |
image_caption | A caption for the image, if provided | Image of the 2007 season final AP Poll. |
preseason_number_1 | The team ranked No. 1 in the pre-season AP Poll and/or the team ranked #1 in the Coaches Poll. (only two major polls with a long history which have preseason rankings) | [[2007 Georgia Bulldogs football team|Georgia Bulldogs]] |
champions | The name of the team(s) that won the National Championship for that season. | [[2007 Buffalo Bulls football team|Buffalo Bulls]] |
conference | The football conference that had the most teams in the final AP Poll. (Reason AP is used is because BCS does not do a "final" poll after bowl games are played) | [[Southeastern Conference|SEC]] (5 teams) |
division | Omit for Division I. | III |
Example
[edit]Here is an example of one filled out:
2006 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings | |
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![]() Image of the 2006 season final AP Poll. | |
Season | 2006 |
Bowl season | 2006–07 bowl games |
Preseason No. 1 | |
End of season champions | Florida Gators |
Conference with most teams in final AP poll | SEC (5 teams) |
{{Infobox NCAA football rankings
| season = 2006
| image = Wikipedia.svg
| image_caption = Image of the 2006 season final AP Poll.
| preseason_number_1 = [[2006 Ohio State Buckeyes football team|Ohio State Buckeyes]]
| champions = [[2006 Florida Gators football team|Florida Gators]]
| conference = [[Southeastern Conference|SEC]] (5 teams)
}}