Football: Year by Year

1936 College Football Recap

1937 College Football Recap

1938 College Football Recap

1939 College Football Recap

1940 College Football Recap

1941 College Football Recap

1942 College Football Recap

1943 College Football Recap

1944 College Football Recap

1945 College Football Recap

1946 College Football Recap

1947 College Football Recap

1948 College Football Recap

1949 College Football Recap

1950 College Football Recap

1951 College Football Recap

1952 College Football Recap

1953 College Football Recap

1954 College Football Recap

1955 College Football Recap

1956 College Football Recap

1957 College Football Recap

1958 College Football Recap

1959 College Football Recap

1960 College Football Recap

1961 College Football Recap

1962 College Football Recap

1963 College Football Recap

1964 College Football Recap

1965 College Football Recap

1966 College Football Recap

1967 College Football Recap

1968 College Football Recap

1969 College Football Recap

1970 College Football Recap

1971 College Football Recap

1972 College Football Recap

1973 College Football Recap

1974 College Football Recap

1975 College Football Recap

1976 College Football Recap

1977 College Football Recap

1978 College Football Recap

1979 College Football Recap

1980 College Football Recap

1981 College Football Recap

1982 College Football Recap

1983 College Football Recap

1984 College Football Recap

1985 College Football Recap

1986 College Football Recap

1987 College Football Recap

1988 College Football Recap

1989 College Football Recap

1990 College Football Recap

1991 College Football Recap

1992 College Football Recap

1993 College Football Recap

1994 College Football Recap

More Recent Years

The two most discussed topics in any College Football Recap season are “Who's No.1?” and “Who for the Heisman?” Both questions began to attract serious national interest in 1936 when the Associated Press introduced its weekly sportswriters and broadcasters Top 20 poll and the Downtown Athletic Club of New York City renamed its player of the year trophy in memory of John W. Heisman and made it a national award.

But there is more to a review of the last 53 years than listing AP's national champions and the DAC's Heisman Trophy winners. This section chronicles each year providing a brief summary of the season, the final AP Top 20 (with head coaches, regular season and overall records), major bowl games, major conference champions, the leading Heisman votegetters, other major award winners, and the consensus All-America team.


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