The Archive

Down 31-17 at the half, Pat's Rebels come all the way back to beat Bowzer's Oregon by one and win Season Three — the first champion in the accredited era not named Stew.

Swept by Pat, beaten in the bracket by Bowzer — and Stew still holds No. 1, because nobody has matched two rings. Pat closes to a coin flip, and Season Four decides how it lands.

Every score from four conference finals through the Final Four: Stew ends Michigan's perfect season 35-32, Bowzer answers 15-0 at half with 23 unanswered, and Oregon-Ole Miss will hand somebody a first ring in Tampa.

Pat takes the SEC crown out of Norman 33-26 — the first coach to ever beat Stew twice in a season — and three title games still stand between the league and the bracket.

Michigan erases 21 in The Shoe and wins a 4OT classic, Alabama rips off three straight, and Penn State drops 61.

One continuous board across every accredited season, and Pat's 49-10 win over Stew still doesn't touch No. 1.

Pat drops 49 on Stew in the Week 9 GOTW, Penn State answers a loss with a 42-14 blowout, and Michigan won't stop scoring.

Alabama makes Stew sweat, Curt drops 80 on UCLA, and Tayne answers an 0-2 start the loudest way there is.

Stew opens the three-peat bid with a 28-3 statement, Tayne falls to 0-2 on stream, and the redemption wing wakes up angry.

All 29 teams, one last time — the champ clears the field, and the risers rewrite the preseason board.

Down 13-0 in New Orleans, Oklahoma wins 28-20 to finish 16-0 and take the belt outright.

A 120-point semifinal, a rematch in New Orleans, and the belt on the line.

Notre Dame shuts out Oregon, Oklahoma stays unbeaten, and one quarterfinal is still to play.

Oklahoma finishes 13-0, four conference titles settled, and Kewan Lacy goes back-to-back.

Eighteen games, all finals confirmed. Two undefeateds fall, a 57-56 triple-OT, and Florida State sells for $175.

All 30 active teams ranked, with the poll's top 19 broken out.

Five weeks, two upsets, and the most argued-about finish of the year.

The LSU auction, a formation ban, and a rivalry rewritten in Provo.

Class rankings, the transfer portal top 100, and regular recruiting top 100 — all three boards, backdated to the archive.

Where all 28 teams finished after Oklahoma's title run.