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Oklahoma 37–21 Notre DameNational Championship · final
Campus Kings · Season 6

Twenty seasons.
One dynasty.
One belt.

Season Five champion—Oklahoma · Stew
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The Throne

Reigning national champion · Season Five
Oklahoma
Stew · Beat Notre Dame 37–21
The Campus King Belt
Most national titles across 20 accredited seasons takes the belt. Stew leads it today.
5 of 20 seasons decided

Playoff Points · through 5 seasons

1
StewOklahoma
3 titles, 5 playoff appearances
69pts
2
PatOle Miss
2 titles, 4 playoff appearances
42pts
3
LTClemson
2 runner-up, 5 playoff appearances
33pts
4
PurpTennessee
1 runner-up, 5 playoff appearances
26pts
5
TayneNotre Dame
1 runner-up, 5 playoff appearances
23pts
6
BowzerOregon
1 runner-up, 4 playoff appearances
22pts
7
DreMichigan
4 playoff appearances
22pts
8
StatesPenn State
5 playoff appearances
18pts

From the record book

Biggest beatdown
Ole Miss 77–7 TCU
Pat over KJ · Season 4 · Playoff first round
Biggest shootout
Oklahoma 63–57 Notre Dame
Stew over Tayne · Season 2 · Semifinal
Closest finish
TCU 57–56 Texas Tech
KJ over Silingi · Season 2 · Week 10
Longest win streak
17 straight · Stew
S1 Playoff first round → S3 Week 8

Latest content

Fifteen and Oh
Recap · S5
Fifteen and OhWrite-up
Oklahoma 37, Notre Dame 21 in Atlanta: Stew finishes 15-0, takes ring number three, and breaks the belt tie. Dre ended the champ’s defense in round one, TBO ran from the 10-seed to the semis through unbeaten Penn State, Tayne beat unbeaten Clemson and the Vols for his first final — and conceded the fourth quarter to the guru.
Oct 12, 2026
CK Power Rankings: The Atlanta Edition
CK Rankings · S5
CK Power Rankings: The Atlanta EditionWrite-up
The final board of Season Five, all 24 chairs, and for the first time No. 1 needs no qualifier: Stew went 15-0 and took the belt alone. Tayne arrives at two, TBO’s Cinderella run lands at four, and the back-to-back champ drops to nine. The board now lives on the site as a living page.
Oct 12, 2026
Three Unbeatens, One Bracket
Recap · S5
Three Unbeatens, One BracketWrite-up
Championship week delivers four crowns and a first: Clemson, Penn State and Oklahoma arrive in the bracket 13-0 apiece — while the back-to-back champ draws the ELEVEN seed, a road date with the Michigan vault, and Stew-Pat IV looming in the Fiesta. Atlanta only has room for one.
Oct 7, 2026
Weeks 6-10: The Bot Will Decide
Recap · S5
Weeks 6-10: The Bot Will DecideWrite-up
Nine forfeits, one overslept alarm clock, and elite ball from everyone who showed up: Stew hits 5-0 with a 52-27 statement, the champ rips off a 2-0 rebuttal week, KJ ends Silingi’s famous technicality, and Dre follows a 63-piece with a 7-6 nap.
Oct 4, 2026
Weeks 0-5: The Collections Tour
Recap · S5
Weeks 0-5: The Collections TourWrite-up
The belt tied in Miami and Norman came to collect: Stew opens 4-0 with the Norman receipt and a 42-41 escape, States rides a 3-0 start built on the champ’s scalp, Tayne survives his own self-scout, and Purp buys LSU with Tennessee still on his calendar.
Sept 28, 2026
CK Power Rankings: The Collections Edition
CK Rankings · S5
CK Power Rankings: The Collections EditionWrite-up
The first board of Season Five ranks all 24 chairs, and it opens with a repossession notice: Stew takes the throne back at 4-0, States rides the champ’s scalp to No. 2, and the back-to-back king holds third on two rings and one quiet month.
Sept 28, 2026

Who we are

Campus Kings is a long-haul online dynasty built around strategic gameplay, recruiting battles, and the thrill of college football. It's competitive without being joyless — the games matter, the group chat matters, and everybody's chasing the same thing.

01

The Belt is the prize

The Campus King Belt goes to whoever racks up the most national championships across the 20 accredited seasons. Rings matter most. That part doesn't change.

02

Playoff Points reward the climb

A parallel points race tracks the whole cycle — making the bracket, winning playoff games, reaching the Final Four, taking your conference. Being one of the five best coaches over 20 seasons should mean something too.

03

Nobody holds up the league

We advance on a 24-hour schedule at 8 PM ET. You need to be able to play between 7 PM and midnight ET. Games get scheduled in user chats, and admins rule on anything that stalls.

04

Games get streamed

User games get streamed. It keeps things transparent, keeps everybody honest, and gives the rest of the league something to watch on a Tuesday night.

How a week works

Advance

The league advances every 24 hours at 8 PM ET. Know whether you have a game.

Schedule

User chats get created for each matchup. Lead with your availability, be specific about time zones, tag your opponent.

Play

Heisman difficulty, 5-minute quarters, default settings. Stream your user games. CPU games are simmed unless you want to play them.

Report

Scores get logged, the site updates, and the recap and power rankings follow.

Getting in

New coaches need approval from LT or Curt. Team selections go through the league board to keep things competitively balanced. Bring good comms and a willingness to grind a rebuild — the rest sorts itself out.