The University of Michigan is the most winningest football program in the history of the NCAA.

University of Kansas

54-0 as of 2/4/10

Still the Jayhawks riding a 61 as of 11/18/2010.

Make that 62, 11/19/2010 North Texas falls at the Phog.

Sure, two that I know of are Joe Theisman was a Life Scout, also Steve Young (QB) was a Boy Scout

strange to know also Jim Morrison (yes the great Jim Morrison) was a Boy Scout.

The Iowa Hawkeyes have played in 23 bowl games with a record of 12-10-1.

Ole Miss won the 1960 national championship.

Ole Miss finished the 1960 season with a 10-0-1 record and an SEC championship and Sugar Bowl championship. The AP recognized Minnesota as the 1960 national champion, with Ole Miss at number two. However, the AP final poll was released prior to the bowl games. Minnesota was defeated in the Rose Bowl and finished with an 8-2 record.

The NCAA and the SEC both recognize Mississippi's 1960 national championship.

Various other services list Ole Miss as 1959 and 1962 national champions as well.

The USC Trojans (University of Southern California) have the most bowl wins with 6.

The Florida Gators (University of Florida) and the LSU Tigers (Louisiana State University) have the most BCS Championships with 2 each.

Liverpool,they will neva walk alone! Or go for your home team i personally support liver pool but it is your choice u cud also pik a team that u fink play gud up 2 u really

The Maine Bears have never won a National Championship in football.

UCLA has 11 National Championships * 7 - Kentucky * 5 - Indiana * 4 - North Carolina * 3- Kansas * 3 - Duke * 2 - Cincinnati * 2 - Connecticut * 2 - Florida * 2 - Louisville * 2 - Michigan State * 2 - North Carolina State * 2 - Oklahoma State * 2 - San Francisco

The BCS Championship airs on ESPN.

I'd guess the shortest might be Joey Jones or even David Palmer. The tallest is tough..maybe Copeland and Curry could be competitors

For the Pro Bowl played in 1997, Mark Brunell was the MVP.

$17,000,000

If my information is correct, there have been 11 split national championships as awarded by the AP and UPI (now BCS) since 1954, although most probably only remember back to 1978. Starting that year, it was (AP Champ/UPI-BCS Champ):

1978 Alabama/USC 1990 Colorado/Georgia Tech 1991 Miami/Washington 1997 Michigan/Nebraska 2003 USC/LSU

The Washington Huskies and Miami Hurricans split a title in the 1991 season.

I have a sweatshirt that claims 10 National Championships. 2004 marks the 11th.

Nebraska and Michigan split a title in 1997 also.

Here is a list of all of the split national championships: 2003 LSU and USC 1997 Michigan and Nebraska 1991 Miami and Washington 1990 Colorado and Georgia Tech 1978 Alabama and USC 1974 Okalahoma and USC 1973 Alabama and Notre Dame 1970 Nebraska and Texas 1966 Notre Dame and Michigan State 1965 Alabama and Michigan State 1964 Arkansas and Alabama 1960 Mississippi and Minnesota 1957 Auburn and Ohio St. 1954 Ohio St. and UCLA 1953 Maryland and Notre Dame 1952 Georgia Tech and Michigan State 1951 Tennessee and Maryland 1950 Okahaloma and Tennessee 1947 Michigan and Notre Dame 1946 Army and Notre Dame 1942 Georgia and Ohio St. 1938 Texas Christian and Tennessee 1936 Pittsburgh and Minnesota 1935 Princeton, Southern Methodist, and Minnesota 1934 Alabama and Minnesota 1933 Princeton and Michigan 1930 Alabama and Notre Dame 1928 Georgia Tech and USC 1926 Alabama and Stanford 1925 Alabama and Dartmouth 1923 Michigan and Illinois 1922 California and Princeton 1921 Cornell and California 1920 Princeton and California 1919 Texas A&M, Harvard, and Illinois 1914 Illinois and Army 1910 Harvard and Pittsburgh 1908 Harvard and Pennsylvania 1906 Yale and Princeton 1905 Yale and Chicago 1901 Harvard and Michigan 1899 Princeton and Harvard 1896 Lafayette and Princeton 1886 Princeton and Yale 1884 Princeton and Yale 1881 Princeton and Yale 1880 Princeton and Yale 1877 Princeton and Yale 1875 Harvard and Princeton

Notre Dame - 11 Alabama-12 (Year / Record) (1925 / 10-0-0) (1926 / 9-0-1) (1930 / 10-0-0) (1934 / 10-0-0) (1941 / 9-2-0) (1961 / 11-0-0) (1964 / 10-1-0) (1965 / 9-1-1) (1973 / 11-1-0) (1978 / 11-1-0) (1979 / 12-0-0) (1992 / 13-0-0) Wrong Alabama cannot claim 12 because they didn't win 12 NC. First of all Notre Dame won the 1979 national championship and all the other 6 Alabama claims to have belong to other teams. So in fact I only count 5 NC. Where do you get 12?

Notre Dame has 13 consensus nation titles, although they only claim 11. This is because ND only claims AP championships as national championships. In 1938 and 1953, the majority of the polls named them champions, although AP had them #2.

It is determined by the #1 team in the BCS Rankings versus the #2 team in the BCS Rankings. (BCS stands for Bowl Championship Series and the rankings are based off of 1/3 of the USA Today Coaches Poll, 1/3 of the Harris Poll, and 1/3 of the Computer ratings.)

Yes, Alabama in 1978 and 1979 and Georgia in 1980. But, three different SEC teams have never won three national championships in A Row

Also When Florida Beat Ohio State in 2006 LSU Beat Ohio State in 2008 and Florida Beat Oklahoma in 2009

Auburn won the 2011 BCS National Championship Game 22-19 over the Oregon Ducks on January 10, 2011. This was the first BCS national title in school history. Auburn was also named national champions by the Associated Press in 1957.

The Ohio State University

Buckeyes Football Team has won 7 National Championship Games.

The Dates are followed: 1942, 1944, 1954, 1957, 1961, 1968, 2002

most appearance in a superbowl is the cowboys with a record of 5 and 3. the most superbowl wins goes to the Pittsburgh steelers 6-1. with the SF 49ers rounding out the top 3 with a record of 5-0

The Oklahoma Sooners won the Rose Bowl one time. They won the 2002 Rose Bowl, played on January 1, 2003, by defeating the Washington State Cougars 34-14.