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v t e 1936 Minnesota Golden Gophers football—AP national champions
Jules Alfonse Phil Belfiori Larry Buhler Robert S. Carlson Dan Elmer George Faust Warren Kilbourne John Kulbitski Lou Midler Wilbur Moore Dwight T. Reed Charles Schultz Vic Spadaccini Tuffy Thompson Andy Uram Ed Widseth Bud Wilkinson Head coach: Bernie Bierman Assistant coaches: Bert Baston Sheldon Beise Sigmund Harris George Hauser Dallas Ward

v t e 1936 Pittsburgh Panthers football—national champions
Henry Adams Bill Daddio Averell Daniell Bill Glassford Marshall Goldberg Fabian Hoffman Tony Matisi Elmer Merkovsky John Michelosen George Musulin Frank Patrick Steve Petro Ted Schmitt Frank Souchak Edward Spotovich Head coach: Jock Sutherland Assistant coaches: Mike Milligan Mike Nixon

v t e 1937 California Golden Bears football—national champions
Vic Bottari Sam Chapman Bob Herwig Ray Rosso Perry Schwartz Vard Stockton Head coach Stub Allison Assistant coach Nibs Price

v t e 1937 Pittsburgh Panthers football—AP national champions
Henry Adams Dick Cassiano John Chickerneo Bill Daddio Marshall Goldberg Fabian Hoffman Ben Kish Tony Matisi Elmer Merkovsky John Michelosen Frank Patrick Larry Peace Steve Petro Ted Schmitt Frank Souchak Edward Spotovich Head coach: Jock Sutherland Assistant coaches: Mike Milligan Mike Nixon

v t e 1938 TCU Horned Frogs football—AP national champions
8 Davey O'Brien 48 Ki Aldrich I. B. Hale Johnny Hall Bob Harrell Frank Kring Don Looney Frederick Shook Allie White Head coach: Dutch Meyer Assistant coaches: Mike Brumbelow

v t e 1938 Tennessee Volunteers football—national champions
13 Bill Barnes 17 Sam Bartholomew 21 Buzz Warren 36 Ed Molinski 37 Bowden Wyatt 42 Bob Suffridge 47 Ed Cifers 54 Abe Shires 56 Bob Woodruff 72 George Cafego 77 Bob Foxx Head coach: Robert Neyland Assistant coaches: John Barnhill W. H. Britton Murray Warmath

v t e 1939 Texas A&M Aggies football—AP national champions
Joe Boyd Felix Bucek John Kimbrough Derace Moser Ernie Pannell Cotton Price Marion Pugh Ed Robnett Marshall Robnett Cullen Rogers Martin Ruby Jim Thomason Head coach: Homer Norton Assistant coaches: Bill James Marty Karow Herb McQuillan Herbert L. Smith

v t e 1939 USC Trojans football—national champions
Jack Banta Bob deLauer Roy Engle Bill Fisk Bob Hoffman Al Krueger Grenny Lansdell Doyle Nave Ambrose Schindler Harry Smith Head coach: Howard Jones Assistant coaches Hobbs Adams Sam Barry Jeff Cravath Bob McNeish

v t e 1940 Boston College Eagles football—national champions
Rocco Canale Don Currivan Walt Dubzinski Al Fiorentino Chet Gladchuk Gene Goodreault Mike Holovak Bob Jauron George Kerr Joseph Manzo Frank Maznicki Fred Naumetz Charlie O'Rourke Joe Repko Charles Toole Ted Williams Henry Toczylowski Joe Zabilski Head coach Frank Leahy Assistant coaches: John F. Druze Edward McKeever

1940 Minnesota Golden Gophers football—AP national champions

Head coach: Bernie Bierman

v t e 1940 Stanford Indians football—national champions
Frankie Albert Hugh Gallarneau Jack Smith Norm Standlee Pete Kmetovic Vic Lindskog Fred Meyer Jim Verdieck Head coach Clark Shaughnessy

v t e 1940 Tennessee Volunteers football—national champions
21 Buzz Warren 22 John Butler 36 Ed Molinski 42 Bob Suffridge 44 Bill Meek 47 Ed Cifers 53 Lenny Simonetti 54 Abe Shires 55 Ray Graves 77 Bob Foxx Head coach: Robert Neyland Assistant coaches: John Barnhill W. H. Britton John Mauer

v t e 1941 Alabama Crimson Tide football—national champions
Russ Craft Joe Domnanovich Tony Leon Jimmy Nelson Holt Rast Don Salls Hal Self Vaughn Stewart George Weeks Don Whitmire John Wyhonic Head coach Frank Thomas Assistant coaches Paul Burnum Tilden Campbell Hank Crisp Harold Drew

v t e 1941 Minnesota Golden Gophers football—AP national champions
Bill Baumgartner John Billman Bill Daley Bob Fitch Bill Garnaas Butch Levy Vic Kulbitski Paul Mitchell Don Nolander Urban Odson Gordon Paschka Warren Plunkett Helge Pukema Rudy Sikich Bruce Smith Bob Sweiger Dick Wildung Head coach: Bernie Bierman Assistant coaches: Bert Baston Sheldon Beise Sigmund Harris George Hauser Dallas Ward

v t e 1942 Georgia Bulldogs football—national champions
21 Frank Sinkwich 62 Charley Trippi Lamar Davis George Poschner Joe Tereshinski Head coach: Wally Butts Assistant coaches: Bill Hartman

v t e 1942 Ohio State Buckeyes football—AP national champions
Warren Amling Chuck Csuri Hal Dean Gene Fekete Les Horvath Lin Houston Tommy James Dante Lavelli Don McCafferty Paul Sarringhaus Paul Selby Robert Shaw Cecil Souders Bill Vickroy J. T. White Bill Willis Head coach Paul Brown Assistant coach Fred Mackey Carroll Widdoes

1943 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions

Head coach: Frank Leahy

v t e 1944 Army Cadets football—AP national champions
Doc Blanchard Glenn Davis Dale Hall Tex Coulter Bobby Dobbs Hank Foldberg John Green Doug Kenna Barney Poole John Sauer Dean Sensanbaugher Arnold Tucker Head coach: Earl Blaik Assistant coaches: Andy Gustafson Herman Hickman Bob Woodruff

v t e 1944 Ohio State Buckeyes football— national champions
Gordon Appleby Jack Dugger Gene Fekete Bill Hackett Cecil Souders Head coach Carroll Widdoes

v t e 1945 Army Cadets football—AP national champions
Doc Blanchard Tex Coulter Glenn Davis Bobby Dobbs Hank Foldberg Robert Folsom John Green Shorty McWilliams Barney Poole John Sauer Dean Sensanbaugher Joe Steffy Bob Summerhays Arnold Tucker Head coach: Earl Blaik Assistant coaches: Andy Gustafson Herman Hickman Stu Holcomb Bob Woodruff

v t e 1945 Oklahoma A&M Cowboys football—AFCA national champions
Neill Armstrong Jake Colhouer Bob Fenimore Jack Hartman Jim Parmer Jim Spavital Head coach: Jim Lookabaugh

v t e 1946 Army Cadets football—national champions
Doc Blanchard Glenn Davis Hank Foldberg Robert Folsom Barney Poole Joe Steffy Arnold Tucker Bill Yeoman Head coach: Earl Blaik Assistant coaches: Paul Amen John Green Andy Gustafson Herman Hickman Stu Holcomb

1946 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions

Head coach: Frank Leahy

1947 Michigan Wolverines football—national champions

Head coach: Fritz Crisler

1947 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions

Head coach: Frank Leahy

1948 Michigan Wolverines football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Bennie Oosterbaan

v t e 1949 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions
Gus Cifelli Larry Coutre George Dickson Bill Gay Jerry Groom Leon Hart John Helwig Jim Martin John Mazur Leo McKillip Ralph McGehee Jim Mutscheller Chet Ostrowski John Petitbon Emil Sitko Frank Spaniel Mike Swistowicz Bob Toneff Fred Wallner Bill Wightkin Bob Williams Ernie Zalejski Head coach: Frank Leahy Assistant coaches: Bernie Crimmins John F. Druze Fred Miller

v t e 1950 Kentucky Wildcats football—Sagarin national champions
Al Bruno Bob Fry Dom Fucci Frank Fuller Bob Gain Jim Mackenzie Charles McClendon Babe Parilli Walt Yowarsky Head coach: Bear Bryant Assistant coaches: Frank Moseley

v t e 1950 Oklahoma Sooners football—consensus national champions
Frankie Anderson Claude Arnold Melvin Brown Dick Bowman Tom Catlin Bert Clark J. W. Cole Eddie Crowder Bob Ewbank Leon Heath Buck McPhail John Reddell Billy Vessels Jim Weatherall Head coach: Bud Wilkinson Assistant coaches: Bill Jennings Gomer Jones Pop Ivy

v t e 1951 Maryland Terrapins football—national champions
John Alderton Dick Bielski Dave Cianelli Tom Cosgrove Bernie Faloney Ralph Felton Ed Fullerton Chet Hanulak Pete Ladygo Stan Jones Dick Modzelewski Ed Modzelewski Bob Morgan Joe Moss Frank Navarro Dick Nolan Jack Scarbath Bob Shemonski Ron Waller Bob Ward Head coach: Jim Tatum Assistant coaches: Warren Giese Jack Hennemier Tommy Mont

v t e 1951 Tennessee Volunteers football—consensus national champions
20 Bert Rechichar 27 Hank Lauricella 38 John Michels 56 Jim Haslam 67 Ted Daffer 90 Bob Davis 91 Doug Atkins 96 Ed Nickla Ken Donahue Head coach: Robert Neyland Assistant coach: Harvey Robinson

v t e 1952 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football—national champions
11 Leon Hardeman 29 Pepper Rodgers 51 George Morris 55 Larry Morris 56 Hal Miller Pete Brown Head coach: Bobby Dodd Assistant coaches: Frank Broyles Tonto Coleman Ray Graves Bo Hagan

v t e 1952 Michigan State Spartans football—consensus national champions
Leroy Bolden Hank Bullough Paul Dekker Rollie Dotsch Chuck Fairbanks Frank Kush Gary Lowe Earl Morrall Jerry Planutis Dick Tamburo Willie Thrower Doug Weaver Billy Wells Tom Yewcic Bert Zagers Head coach: Clarence Munn Assistant coaches: Duffy Daugherty Dan Devine Earle Edwards Dewey King Steve Sebo

v t e 1953 Maryland Terrapins football—consensus national champions
Dick Bielski Bernie Faloney Ralph Felton Chet Hanulak Stan Jones Bob Morgan Dick Nolan Bob Pellegrini Mike Sandusky Ed Vereb Ron Waller Bill Walker Head coach: Jim Tatum Assistant coaches: Warren Giese Jack Hennemier Tommy Mont Eddie Teague Bob Ward

v t e 1954 Ohio State Buckeyes football—AP national champions
Hubert Bobo John Borton Dick Brubaker Howard Cassady Dean Dugger Frank Ellwood Dave Leggett Bill Michael Jim Parker Don Vicic Bobby Watkins Tad Weed Head coach Woody Hayes Assistant coaches Lyal Clark Gene Fekete George Steinbrenner Ernie Godfrey Bill Hess Doyt Perry Esco Sarkkinen

v t e 1954 UCLA Bruins football—FWAA & UPI national champions
Sam Boghosian Hardiman Cureton Bob Davenport Jack Ellena Johnny Hermann Bob Heydenfeldt Bob Long Rommie Loudd Gerry McDougall Don Shinnick Primo Villanueva Head coach: Red Sanders Assistant coaches: Bill Barnes Deke Brackett George W. Dickerson Jim Myers Tommy Prothro

v t e 1955 Oklahoma Sooners football—consensus national champions
Bo Bolinger Gene Cockrell Tom Emerson Ed Gray Jimmy Harris Bill Krisher Tommy McDonald Joe Mobra Cecil Morris Dennit Morris Billy Pricer Don Stiller Clendon Thomas Jerry Tubbs Head coach: Bud Wilkinson Assistant coaches: Pete Elliott Gomer Jones Sam Lyle

v t e 1956 Oklahoma Sooners football—consensus national champions
Dave Baker Gene Cockrell Ross Coyle Tom Emerson Ed Gray Bobby Joe Green Dick Gwinn Jimmy Harris Bob Harrison Bill Krisher Tommy McDonald Dennit Morris Billy Pricer Don Stiller Clendon Thomas Jerry Tubbs Head coach: Bud Wilkinson Assistant coaches: Eddie Crowder Gomer Jones Sam Lyle

v t e 1957 Auburn Tigers football—AP national champions
Billy Atkins Billy Austin Jackie Burkett Bobby Hoppe Jim Phillips Leo Sexton Zeke Smith Jerry Wilson Dick Wood Head coach Ralph Jordan Assistant coaches George Atkins Vince Dooley Joel Eaves Hal Herring Gene Lorendo

v t e 1957 Ohio State Buckeyes football—FWAA & UPI national champions
Galen Cisco Don Clark Len Fontes Jim Houston Dan James Bill Jobko Dick LeBeau Jim Marshall Dick Schafrath Don Sutherin Aurealius Thomas Bob White Head coach Woody Hayes Assistant coaches Lyal Clark Gene Fekete Ernie Godfrey Bill Hess Clive Rush Esco Sarkkinen

v t e 1958 Iowa Hawkeyes football—FWAA national champions
John Burroughs Randy Duncan Willie Fleming Wilburn Hollis Ray Jauch Bob Jeter Curt Merz Tom Moore John Nocera Don Norton Head coach: Forest Evashevski Assistant coaches: Jerry Burns Bob Commings

v t e 1958 LSU Tigers football—AP & UPI national champions
12 Warren Rabb 20 Billy Cannon 34 Johnny Robinson 40 J.W. Brodnax 44 Tommy Davis 51 Max Fugler 75 Mel Branch 86 Mickey Mangham Head coach: Paul Dietzel Assistant coaches: Raymond Didier Larry Jones Carl Maddox Charles McClendon Bill Peterson Abner Wimberly

v t e 1959 Syracuse Orangemen football—consensus national champions
Art Baker Al Bemiller John Brown Ernie Davis Roger Davis Dick Easterly Tom Gilburg Ron Luciano Fred Mautino Gerhard Schwedes Bob Yates Maury Youmans Head coach: Ben Schwartzwalder Assistant coach: Jim Shreve

v t e 1960 Minnesota Golden Gophers football—AP & UPI national champions
Bobby Bell Tom Brown John Campbell Roger Hagberg Tom Hall Greg Larson Bill Munsey Joe Salem Sandy Stephens Head coach: Murray Warmath Assistant coach: Dick Borstad Jim Camp Wally Johnson

v t e 1960 Ole Miss Rebels football—FWAA national champions
12 Jake Gibbs 15 Glynn Griffing 19 Doug Elmore 31 Bobby Crespino 63 Bookie Bolin 78 Jim Dunaway 81 Johnny Brewer Allen Green Louis Guy A. J. Holloway Jim Ragland Ralph Smith Head coach: Johnny Vaught Assistant coaches: Johnny Cain Roland Dale Bruiser Kinard Buster Poole Ray Poole

v t e 1960 Washington Huskies football—national champions
Chuck Allen Ben Davidson George Fleming Lee Folkins Jake Kupp Ray Mansfield Don McKeta Charley Mitchell John Meyers Jim Skaggs Bob Schloredt Brent Wooten Head coach: Jim Owens Assissant coach: Bert Clark

v t e 1961 Alabama Crimson Tide football—AP & UPI national champions
10 Mal Moore 12 Pat Trammell 20 Butch Wilson 54 Lee Roy Jordan 73 Billy Neighbors 84 Bill Battle Ray Abruzzese Clark Boler Tommy Brooker Bill Oliver Charley Pell Jimmy Sharpe Richard Williamson Steve Wright Head coach Bear Bryant Assistant coaches Charlie Bradshaw Phil Cutchin Hayden Riley Howard Schnellenberger Gene Stallings

v t e 1961 Ohio State Buckeyes football—FWAA national champions
Bob Ferguson John Havlicek Bob Middleton Gary Moeller Daryl Sanders Matt Snell Joe Sparma Bob Vogel Dick Van Raaphorst Paul Warfield Head coach Woody Hayes Assistant coaches Lyal Clark Alan Fiers Ernie Godfrey Esco Sarkkinen Bo Schembechler

v t e 1962 USC Trojans football—consensus national champions
Pete Beathard Hal Bedsole Willie Brown Craig Fertig Fred Hill Gary Kirner Marv Marinovich Bill Nelsen Bob Svihus Ben Wilson Head coach: John McKay Assistant coaches: Raymond George Mel Hein Mike Giddings Joe Margucci

v t e 1963 Texas Longhorns football—consensus national champions
Scott Appleton Duke Carlisle Tommy Ford Jim Hudson Ernie Koy, Jr. Marvin Kristynik Pete Lammons David McWilliams Tommy Nobis George Sauer, Jr. Diron Talbert Olen Underwood Tommy Wade Head coach: Darrell Royal Assistant coaches: Mike Campbell Pat Culpepper Art Davis Jim Pittman Charles Shira

v t e 1964 Alabama Crimson Tide football—consensus national champions
12 Joe Namath 36 Jackie Sherrill Mickey Andrews Steve Bowman Paul Crane Cecil Dowdy Jim Fuller Leslie Kelley Ray Ogden Ray Perkins David Ray Steve Sloan Tommy Tolleson Wayne Trimble Head coach Bear Bryant Assistant coaches Clark Boler Ken Donahue Ken Meyer Mal Moore Hayden Riley Howard Schnellenberger Jimmy Sharpe Gene Stallings Richard Williamson

v t e 1964 Arkansas Razorbacks football—FWAA national champions
Martine Bercher Bobby Burnett Ronnie Caveness Bobby Crockett Ken Hatfield Glen Ray Hines Jimmy Johnson Harry Jones Jerry Jones Jim Lindsey Loyd Phillips Head coach: Frank Broyles Assistant coaches: Merv Johnson Jim MacKenzie Johnny Majors Wilson Matthews Barry Switzer Gary Howard

v t e 1964 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—NFF national champions
John Atamian Jim Carroll Pete Duranko Nick Eddy George Goeddeke Kevin Hardy John Huarte Joe Kantor Tom Longo Jim Lynch Alan Page Dave Pivec Nick Rassas Jack Snow Bill Wolski Head coach: Ara Parseghian Assistant coaches: John Ray Doc Urich Joe Yonto

1965 Alabama Crimson Tide football—AP national champions

Head coach: Bear Bryant

Assistant coaches: Ken Donahue; Hayden Riley; Pat Dye; Clem Gryska; Ken Meyer; Mal Moore; Howard Schnellenberger; Jimmy Sharpe; Richard Williamson

v t e 1965 Michigan State Spartans football—FWAA & UPI national champions
16 Jimmy Raye 26 Clinton Jones 38 Jess Phillips 45 Bob Apisa 57 Jeff Richardson 61 Ron Goovert 84 Gene Washington 90 George Webster 95 Bubba Smith Head coach: Duffy Daugherty Assistant coaches: Dan Boisture Hank Bullough Vince Carillot Al Dorow Cal Stoll

v t e 1966 Michigan State Spartans football—NFF national co-champions
Bob Apisa Clinton Jones Jimmy Raye Jeff Richardson Bubba Smith Gene Washington George Webster Head coach: Duffy Daugherty Assistant coaches: Dan Boisture Hank Bullough Vince Carillot Al Dorow Cal Stoll

v t e 1966 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—consensus national champions
Rocky Bleier Larry Conjar Pete Duranko Nick Eddy Bob Gladieux George Goeddeke Terry Hanratty Kevin Hardy Bob Kuechenberg George Kunz Jim Lynch Dave Martin Mike McGill Alan Page John Pergine Steve Quinn Tom Regner Tom Schoen Paul Seiler Jim Seymour Brian Stenger Dick Swatland Head coach: Ara Parseghian Assistant coaches: John Ray Jerry Wampfler Joe Yonto

v t e 1967 USC Trojans football—consensus national champions
2 Steve Sogge 7 Mike Holmgren 17 Mike Battle 22 Earl McCullouch 32 O. J. Simpson 56 Jimmy Gunn 74 Mike Taylor 77 Ron Yary 84 Bob Klein 88 Tim Rossovich Dennis Crane Bill Hayhoe Mike Hull Head coach: John McKay Assistant coaches: Dick Coury Craig Fertig Phil Krueger

v t e 1968 Ohio State Buckeyes football—consensus national champions
Doug Adams Tim Anderson John Brockington Bill Conley Dave Foley Randy Hart Leo Hayden Bruce Jankowski Rex Kern Rufus Mayes Jim Otis Ted Provost Nick Roman Mike Sensibaugh Jim Stillwagon Jack Tatum Jan White Head coach Woody Hayes Assistant coaches Earle Bruce George Chaump Lou Holtz Rudy Hubbard Bill Mallory Esco Sarkkinen

v t e 1969 Texas Longhorns football—consensus national champions
Bill Atessis Jim Bertelsen Leo Brooks Happy Feller Ted Koy (captain) Bob McKay Scott Palmer Cotton Speyrer James Street Freddie Joe Steinmark Steve Worster Bobby Wuensch Bill Zapalac Head coach: Darrell Royal Assistant coaches: Fred Akers Emory Bellard Mike Campbell Leon Manley Willie Zapalac

v t e 1970 Nebraska Cornhuskers football—AP national champions
Joe Blahak Doug Dumler Rich Glover Willie Harper Larry Jacobson Carl Johnson Monte Johnson Jeff Kinney Dave Mason Jerry Murtaugh Bob Newton Bill Olds Joe Orduna Johnny Rodgers Bob Schmit Jerry Tagge Ted Vactor Keith Wortman Head coach: Bob Devaney Assistant coaches: Mike Corgan Cletus Fischer Monte Kiffin Tom Osborne Warren Powers Carl Selmer Bill Thornton

v t e 1970 Ohio State Buckeyes football—NFF co-national champions
Doug Adams Tim Anderson John Brockington Tom Campana Tom DeLeone Rick Galbos George Hasenohrl Leo Hayden John Hicks Harry Howard Bruce Jankowski Rex Kern Glen Mason Mike Sensibaugh Jim Stillwagon Jack Tatum Jan White Stan White Head coach Woody Hayes Assistant coaches Earle Bruce George Chaump Rudy Hubbard Dave McClain Esco Sarkkinen Ralph Staub

v t e 1970 Texas Longhorns football—UPI national champions & NFF co-national champions
Bill Atessis Jim Bertelsen Happy Feller Gary Keithley Alan Lowry Jim McIngvale Scott Palmer Jerry Sisemore Cotton Speyrer Alan Weddell Steve Worster Bobby Wuensch Bill Zapalac Head coach: Darrell Royal Assistant coaches: Fred Akers Emory Bellard Mike Campbell Leon Manley David McWilliams Willie Zapalac

1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Bob Devaney

1972 USC Trojans football—consensus national champions

Head coach: John McKay

v t e 1973 Alabama Crimson Tide football—UPI national champions
Buddy Brown Leroy Cook Sylvester Croom Ricky Davis Mike DuBose Greg Gantt Wilbur Jackson Woodrow Lowe Steve Patton George Pugh Mike Raines Mike Riley Willie Shelby Richard Todd Mike Washington Wayne Wheeler Head coach Bear Bryant Assistant coaches Ken Donahue Pat Dye Danny Ford Curley Hallman John Mitchell Bud Moore Mal Moore Bill Oliver Jimmy Sharpe

1973 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—AP national champions

Head coach: Ara Parseghian

1974 Oklahoma Sooners football—AP national champions

Head coach: Barry Switzer

1974 USC Trojans football—UPI national champions

Head coach: John McKay

1975 Oklahoma Sooners football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Barry Switzer

v t e 1976 Pittsburgh Panthers football—consensus national champions
Tom Brzoza Matt Cavanaugh Al Chesley James Corbett Jeff Delaney Tony Dorsett Ed Gallagher Bob Gruber Jo Jo Heath Randy Holloway Cecil Johnson Gordon Jones Bob Jury David Logan Carson Long Don Parrish Randy Reutershan Al Romano Larry Swider Willie Taylor Elliott Walker J. C. Wilson Head coach: Johnny Majors Assistant coaches: Joe Avezzano Harry Jones Dave Wannstedt

1977 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Dan Devine

v t e 1978 Alabama Crimson Tide football—AP national champions
Buddy Aydelette Byron Braggs Jim Bunch Billy Jackson Amos Jones E. J. Junior Barry Krauss Marty Lyons Curtis McGriff Don McNeal Tony Nathan Jeff Rutledge Randy Scott Bill Searcey Steadman Shealy Dwight Stephenson Rich Wingo Head coach Bear Bryant Assistant coaches Ken Donahue Sylvester Croom Mal Moore Bill Oliver

1978 USC Trojans football—UPI national champions

Head coach: John Robinson

1979 Alabama Crimson Tide football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Bear Bryant

Assistant coaches: Ken Donahue; Sylvester Croom; Mal Moore; Bill Oliver

v t e 1980 Georgia Bulldogs football—consensus national champions
Buck Belue Norris Brown Dale Carver Freddie Gilbert Terry Hoage Winford Hood Nat Hudson Daryll Jones Clarence Kay Guy McIntyre Wayne Radloff Rex Robinson Lindsay Scott Herschel Walker Scott Williams Scott Woerner Head coach: Vince Dooley Assistant coaches: Mike Cavan George Haffner Erk Russell

v t e 1981 Clemson Tigers football team—consensus national champions
Cliff Austin Dan Benish Jeff Bryant Billy Davis Jeff Davis Bubba Diggs K. D. Dunn Dale Hatcher Andy Headen Donald Igwebuike Homer Jordan Terry Kinard Kevin Mack Chuck McSwain Rod McSwain Eldridge Milton William Perry Johnny Rembert Mark Richardson Perry Tuttle Head coach: Danny Ford Assistant coaches: Curley Hallman Tom Harper Chuck Reedy Nelson Stokley

1982 Penn State Nittany Lions football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Joe Paterno

1983 Miami Hurricanes football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Howard Schnellenberger

v t e 1984 BYU Cougars football—consensus national champions
Robert Anae Mark Bellini Robbie Bosco J. D. Brookhart Jason Buck Blaine Fowler Kurt Gouveia Lakei Heimuli Jim Herrmann Lee Johnson Shawn Knight Glen Kozlowski Trevor Matich Kyle Morrell Vai Sikahema Leon White Cary Whittingham Head coach: LaVell Edwards Assistant coaches: Bart Andrus Norm Chow Dick Felt Mike Holmgren Dennis Miller Jim Paronto Charlie Stubbs

1985 Oklahoma Sooners football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Barry Switzer

1986 Penn State Nittany Lions football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Joe Paterno

1987 Miami Hurricanes football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Jimmy Johnson

1988 Notre Dame Fighting Irish football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Lou Holtz

1989 Miami Hurricanes football—consensus national champions

Head coach: Dennis Erickson

1990 Colorado Buffaloes football—AP & USA Today/CNN national champions

Head coach: Bill McCartney

v t e 1990 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football—UPI national champions
William Bell Willie Clay Marco Coleman Shawn Jones Mike Mooney Coleman Rudolph Scott Sisson Ken Swilling Calvin Tiggle Head coach: Bobby Ross Assistant coaches: Brian Baker Chuck Bresnahan Ralph Friedgen Mark Hendrickson George O'Leary Chuck Priefer Joe Reich Chris Rorke Danny Smith