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Controversia excesiva eligiendo a un campeón nacional
importante del balompié de la universidad
Como con todas tales tentativas de cuantificar
graduaciones, el BCS ha probado polémico. Los criticos lo
precisan trabajan lo má s mejor posible cuando hay dos
undefeated exactamente a equipos en la nación que satisfacen
en el juego del tazón de fuente que determina a campeón
nacional. El BCS enumerará a ganador del tazón de fuente del
algodón, la universidad de la universidad de estado de
Oklahoma o de Luisiana como el campeón nacional.
La Serie Del Campeonato Del Tazón de fuente (BCS)
. The BCS bases determination of a national champion among
major (Division 1A) university football powers on number of
factors:
. (25% ) Ranking in major polls: average standing in the
ESPN/USA Today Coaches and AP Media polls.
. (25% ) Computer Rankings: average of the best six of
seven computer-based standard ranking programs
. (25% ) Strength of Schedule: a composite score based on
66.6% cumulative won/loss records of opponents and 33%
cumulative won-loss records of opponent's opponents, divided
by 25.
. (25% ) Losses: one point is added for each loss during
the season
. Quality Win Component: bonus points deducted based on a
sliding scale from 1.0 points for beating a first-place team
in the BCS down to .1 for a win over the 10th-place team
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. Previous College Football National
Champions
Año |
. Champion |
. Champion |
. Champion |
| 1883 |
. Yale |
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| 1884 |
. Yale |
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| 1885 |
. Princeton |
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| 1886 |
. Yale |
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| 1887 |
. Yale |
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| 1888 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1889 |
. Princeton |
|
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| 1890 |
. Harvard |
|
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| 1891 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1892 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1893 |
. Princeton |
|
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| 1894 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1895 |
. Penn |
|
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| 1896 |
. Princeton |
|
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| 1897 |
. Penn |
|
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| 1898 |
. Harvard |
|
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| 1899 |
. Harvard |
|
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| 1900 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1901 |
. Michigan |
|
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| 1902 |
. Michigan |
|
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| 1903 |
. Princeton |
|
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| 1904 |
. Penn |
|
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| 1905 |
. Chicago |
|
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| 1906 |
. Princeton |
|
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| 1907 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1908 |
. Penn |
|
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| 1909 |
. Yale |
|
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| 1910 |
. Harvard |
|
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| 1911 |
. Princeton |
|
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| 1912 |
. Harvard |
|
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| 1913 |
. Harvard |
|
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| 1914 |
. Army |
|
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| 1915 |
. Cornell |
|
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| 1916 |
. Pittsburgh |
|
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| 1917 |
. Georgia Tech |
|
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| 1918 |
. Pittsburgh |
|
|
| 1919 |
. Harvard |
|
|
| 1920 |
. California |
|
|
| 1921 |
. Cornell |
|
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| 1922 |
. Cornell |
|
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| 1923 |
. Illinois |
|
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| 1924 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1925 |
. Alabama (H) |
. Dartmouth (D) |
|
| 1926 |
. Alabama (H) |
. Stanford (D) |
|
| 1927 |
. Illinois |
|
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| 1928 |
. Georgia Tech (H) |
. USC (D) |
|
| 1929 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1930 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1931 |
. USC |
|
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| 1932 |
. USC (H) |
. Michigan (D) |
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| 1933 |
. Michigan |
|
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| 1934 |
. Minnesota |
|
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| 1935 |
. Minnesota (H) |
. SMU (D) |
|
| 1936 |
. Minnesota |
|
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| 1937 |
. Pittsburgh |
|
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| 1938 |
. TCU |
|
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| 1939 |
. Texas A&M |
|
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| 1940 |
. Minnesota |
|
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| 1941 |
. Minnesota |
|
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| 1942 |
. Ohio State |
|
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| 1943 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1944 |
. Army |
|
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| 1945 |
. Army |
|
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| 1946 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1947 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1948 |
. Michigan |
|
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| 1949 |
. Notre Dame |
|
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| 1950 |
. Oklahoma |
|
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| 1951 |
. Tennessee |
|
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| 1952 |
. Michigan State (AP, UP) |
. Georgia Tech (INS) |
|
| 1953 |
. Maryland |
|
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| 1954 |
. Ohio State (AP, INS) |
. UCLA (UP, FW) |
|
| 1955 |
. Oklahoma |
|
|
| 1956 |
. Oklahoma |
|
|
| 1957 |
. Auburn (AP) |
. Ohio State (UP, FW, INS) |
|
| 1958 |
. LSU (AP, UPI) |
. Iowa (FW) |
|
| 1959 |
. Syracuse |
|
|
| 1960 |
. Minnesota (AP, UPI, NFF) |
. Mississippi (FW) |
|
| 1961 |
. Alabama (AP, UPI, NFF) |
. Ohio State (FW) |
|
| 1962 |
. USC |
|
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| 1963 |
. Texas |
|
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| 1964 |
. Alabama (AP, UPI) |
. Arkansas (FW) |
. Notre Dame (NFF) |
| 1965 |
. Alabama (AP, FW-tie) |
. Michigan State (UPI, NFF, FW-tie) |
|
| 1966 |
. Notre Dame (AP, UPI, FW, NFF-tie) Michigan State
(NFF-tie) |
|
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| 1967 |
. USC |
|
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| 1968 |
. Ohio State |
|
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| 1969 |
. Texas |
|
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| 1970 |
. Nebraska (AP, FW) |
. Texas (UPI, NFF-tie) |
. Ohio State (NFF-tie) |
| 1971 |
. Nebraska |
|
|
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| 1972 |
. USC |
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|
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| 1973 |
. Notre Dame (AP, FW, NFF) |
. Alabama (UPI) |
|
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| 1974 |
. Oklahoma (AP) |
. USC (UPI, FW, NFF) |
|
|
| 1975 |
. Oklahoma |
|
|
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| 1976 |
. Pittsburgh |
|
|
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| 1977 |
. Notre Dame |
|
|
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| 1978 |
. Alabama (AP, FW, NFF) |
. USC (UPI) |
|
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| 1979 |
. Alabama |
|
|
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| 1980 |
. Georgia |
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|
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| 1981 |
. Clemson |
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| 1982 |
. Penn State |
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| 1983 |
. Miami , FL |
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| 1984 |
. Brigham Young |
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| 1985 |
. Oklahoma |
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| 1986 |
. Penn State |
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| 1987 |
. Miami, FL |
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| 1988 |
. Notre Dame |
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| 1989 |
. Miami, FL |
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| 1990 |
. Colorado (AP, FW, NFF) |
. Georgia Tech (UPI) |
|
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| 1991 |
. Miami, FL (AP) |
. Washington (USA, FW, NFF) |
|
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| 1992 |
. Alabama |
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| 1993 |
. Florida State |
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| 1994 |
. Nebraska |
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| 1995 |
. Nebraska |
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| 1996 |
. Florida |
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| 1997 |
. Michigan (AP) |
. Nebraska (USA) |
|
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| 1998 |
. Tennessee (AP) |
. Tennessee (USA) |
|
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| 1999 |
. Florida State (AP) |
. Florida State (USA) |
|
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| 2000 |
. Oklahoma (AP) |
. Oklahoma (USA) |
|
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| 2002 |
. Ohio State (BCS) |
| 2003 |
. LSU (BCS)
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| 2004 |
. Southern California (BCS)
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| 2005 |
. Texas (BCS)
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. Bowl Games
por el kelly
S. Croslis
. While the
holidays seem to take over the news and commercials, football
and sports fans in general look for different types of news
the upcoming Bowl Games. . Who doesnt look forward to New
Years Day and sitting in front of the TV watching the Rose
Bowl Parade? . From the time we are little, before we even
understand the real reason behind it it just something fun to
watch.
. The story behind it though, is worth understanding. . The
Rose Bowl is the premiere Bowl game. . The winner is crowned
the best in the country, a most prestigious honor. . The
predictions are made before the season technically begins. .
While statistics from the previous year are reviewed, each
team is sized up as to where they may be this year, taking
into consideration players that have graduated and those just
beginning.
. It has always amazed me how so much pressure can be put
on one team to do the impossible. . That losing a game means
the end of a season or the hope for tomorrow. . It is has been
my thought that any team can win on any given day, giving each
the same opportunity for a win and a place in one of the many
bowl games. . While not everyone can make it to the Rose Bowl,
each team can make a name for themselves in how they play
throughout the season.
. Fall Family Fun Tailgating
Sobre el autor
Kelly S. Croslis . is a
. Freelance
Writer . and stay-at-home mom to 3 active teenage girls. .
She uses much of what she learned and experienced in her 20
years of military life and raising her girls. . Kelly is a
columnist for several on-line magazines and Freelances for her
local newspaper. . She lives with her husband and 3 girls in
Pennsylvania.
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