Brooks Bollinger, a sophomore, started 12 of the Badgers 13 games in 2000 and completed 110 passes in 209 attempts for 1479 yards, 10 TDs, and 6 INTs.
Jim Sorgi, a redshirt freshman, started one game and played in backup of Bollinger. He completed 46 passes in 69 attempts for 615 yards, 6 TDs, and 2 INTs.
Bill Myers who resently left the Florida Gators Played 59 games to win 50. However there could be a second coach who ties him.
OSU has won national championships in football seven times the last in 2002. One in baseball in 1966, one in basketball in 1960, two in golf in 1945 and 1979, five in individual golf, 24 in synchronized swimming, 3 in mens gymnastics, 1 in track and field, 11 in mens swimming and diving, 2 in mens fencing, 2 in coed fencing, 3 in womens pistol, 1 in coed pistol, and 1 in cheerleading.
The Rose Bowl Parade stretches for 5.5 miles and is held on January 1st. Prices for tickets range depending on where one chooses to stand. They can be as low as $15 and as high as over $200 per ticket, but average around $35.00.
In 1982 the UCLA Bruins began playing their home games in the Rose Bowl.
The Alabama Crimson Tide have won 13 BCS National Championships.
7 Alabama
1961
1964
1965
1973
1978
1979
1992
7 Oklahoma
1950
1955
1956
1974
1975
1985
2000
*Based on AP, UP/UPI, FWAA, NFFHF, USATODAY and BCS<<sources that the NCAA accepts as official selectors.
In mens college basketball the University Of Kentucky has the most wins at 2,090 wins and 649 losses.
In mens college basketball the University Of Kentucky has the most wins at 2,090 wins and 649 losses.
Notre Dame's played its first interscholastic football game on November 23, 1887 against the University of Michigan in South Bend. Notre Dame lost 8-0.
Go through college and make the NFL draft Yeah, but that is kind of general. You need to make a good name for yourself in high school, get scouted and get a scholarship to a good football college. From there, go a couple of years, and maybe you can get scouted and make the NFL draft before 4 years. If you are good enough to get a scholarship for football in high school, you should improve enough to get drafted to the NFL in 4 years.
OSU won back to back titles in 1945 and 1946.
There are many bowl games in the College Bowl Series. Some include the Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Fiesta Bowl and the Sugar Bowl. One of the most popular ones is the Rose Bowl, which is held in California.
Alabama has the most bowl appearances all-time. Tennessee is second. Top five bowl appearances all-time as of Jan. 07, 2008. 1. Alabama 56 games 2. Tennessee 48 games 3. Texas 48 games 4. USC 47 games 5. Nebraska 44 games
Only one time has this happened. In 2009, the Alabama Crimson Tide defeated Texas in the BCS National Championship game with their Heisman winner Mark Ingram. In 2010, the Auburn Tigers defeated Oregon on a last second field goal. Auburn's quarterback Cam Newton, won the Heisman that year. So only the state of Alabama has ever been able to win both the Heisman and national championship back to back. TCU and Texas A&M won the National Championship back to back years in 1938 and 1939 respectively. TCU's Davey O'Brien won the Heisman in 1938, but Texas A&M failed have a Heisman winner that next year.
Fielding H. Yost and Bear Bryant have 6 National Championships each:
Fielding H. Yost: 6 National Championships with Michigan: 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1918, 1923.
Bear Bryant: 6 National Championships at Alabama: 1961, 1964, 1965, 1973, 1978, 1979.
All of Yost's national championships were before the AP era. And they were all awarded retroactively, by voters that never actually saw any of the games in those years. In order to get to 6, you have to count every minor poll that has ever existed. Most people have never even heard of the organizations that awarded Michigan those national championships. The organizations who (retroactively) awarded national championships to Michigan and Yost in those years were: the Billingsley Report, the Houlgate System, the National Championship Foundation, the Helms Athletic Foundation, and Parke H. Davis
Also, if you're going to count every time any organization awarded a national championship, Bryant has more than 6.
1950 (he coached Kentucky that year) Only the Sagarin system chose Kentucky, and it was retroactive.
1961 (14 polls, including the AP and UPI, the two most respected of that time)
1964 (4 polls, including AP and UPI)
1965 (4, including AP and FWAA)
1966 (2, Sagarin and Berrryman
1973 (2, including UPI)
1975 (Matthews Grid Ratings)
1977 (just the CFRA, and retroactive)
1978 (7, including AP, NWAA, and NFF)
1979 (17, all of the polls that were active at that time except the CFRA)
That's a total of ten (10) national championships for the Bear, if you count every poll, system, or computer, including the retroactive ones. To get to 6, you have to limit Bryant's championships to only those awarded by major polls (AP, UPI). But if you do that, Yost has none.
The first author *is* correct The "Helms Athletic Foundations" retroactive poll results are officially recognized by the N.C.A.A. for the years 1883-1935 as are the Dickerson System from 1924 to 1940. And while an excellent argument can be made that Bryant's 1950 Kentucky team *should* have been crowned as "National Champions", the rule of that time was that the final polling was taken before bowl games which while ethically incorrect, it was the rule at the time. And we all know that even with the addition of the AP poll in 1936, several of the "official" polls have given the Championship to the wrong team.
The BCS began in 1998. It replaced the Bowl Alliance, which had attempted to match up the top two teams during the seasons from 1995-1997. Prior to that, the Bowl Coalition was used from 1992-1994.
Before 1992, there was no system in place to ensure that #1 would play #2 in a bowl, and in fact such matchups rarely happened.
The NCAA-CFB National Championship Game is played during the January following the Year for which the season is played, therefore;
The 2008 Season's NCG was played January 8, 2009 when the #1 University of Florida defeated #2 Oklahoma 24-14 in the Miami Orange Bowl.
This was UF's second 'Crystal Ball' for the BCS National Championship and was the second team to accomplish the feat of winning two Crystal Balls. {following LSU}
The 2007 Season's NCG was played January 7, 2008 when #2 Louisiana State University defeated #1 Ohio State 28-24 in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl.
This was LSU's second 'Crystal Ball' for the BCS National Championship and LSU was first team to accomplish the feat of winning two Crystal Balls.
Yes on January 4, 2000 they made there only BCS appearance as a number 2 seed getting crushed by number 1 Florida St. 46-29 Florida St. wide Receiver Peter Warrick was MVP notable players. Florida St. (WR Peter WarrickWR Laveranues Coles RB Travis Minor QB Chris weinke, K Sebastian Janikowski, LB Tommy Polley DT Corey Simon P Shayne Graham. Virginia Tech (QB Michael Vick, RB Shyrone Stith DE John Engelberger DE Corey Moore
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Well really your talking about all sports they play when you say "How many has Alabama won" but thats to many in football they won 21.
It is Sunday, December 4th on ESPN but not sure yet of the time as there is no info on the ESPN site as of the date of this answer.
Approximately around 3 million people visit Rose Bowl Stadium every year. It hosted a large number of events starting 1930. Legendary venue that has hosted many historic sport events that are remembered in history of sport.
The University of Michigan is the most winningest football program in the history of the NCAA.