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January 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment
I’ve tried to incorporate the original CFRA with our new organization, so I thought I would complete a list of CFRA champions including our newly-elected national champion. You will see that Bama has now won consecutive CFRA championships because of the poll’s 17 year hiatus. I’m not sure how many entries I will be making in the offseason, but an improved and explanded CFRA will be coming next fall.
| 1919- Harvard/Illinois (tie) |
| 1920- California |
| 1921- California |
| 1922- Princeton |
| 1923- Illinois |
| 1924- Notre Dame |
| 1925- Alabama |
| 1926- Alabama |
| 1927- Yale |
| 1928- Georgia Tech |
| 1929- Notre Dame |
| 1930- Alabama |
| 1931- Southern Cal |
| 1932- Southern Cal |
| 1933- Michigan |
| 1934- Minnesota |
| 1935- Minnesota |
| 1936- Pittsburgh |
| 1937- Pittsburgh |
| 1938- Tennessee |
| 1939- Texas A & M |
| 1940- Minnesota |
| 1941- Minnesota |
| 1942- Ohio State |
| 1943- Notre Dame |
| 1944- Army |
| 1945- Army |
| 1946- Army |
| 1947- Michigan |
| 1948- Michigan |
| 1949- Oklahoma |
| 1950- Tennessee |
| 1951- Maryland |
| 1952- Michigan State |
| 1953- Oklahoma |
| 1954- UCLA |
| 1955- Oklahoma |
| 1956- Iowa |
| 1957- Auburn |
| 1958- LSU |
| 1959- Syracuse |
| 1960- Ole Miss |
| 1961- Alabama |
| 1962- Southern Cal |
| 1963- Texas |
| 1964- Arkansas |
| 1965- Alabama |
| 1966- Michigan State |
| 1967- Southern Cal |
| 1968- Ohio State |
| 1969- Texas |
| 1970- Nebraska |
| 1971- Nebraska |
| 1972- Southern Cal |
| 1973- Oklahoma |
| 1974- Oklahoma |
| 1975- Oklahoma |
| 1976- Southern Cal |
| 1977- Notre Dame |
| 1978- Alabama |
| 1979- Alabama |
| 1980- Pittsburgh |
| 1981- Clemson |
| 1982- Penn State |
| 1983- Auburn |
| 1984- Brigham Young |
| 1985- Oklahoma |
| 1986- Oklahoma |
| 1987- Miami (FL) |
| 1988- Notre Dame |
| 1989- Miami (FL) |
| 1990- Colorado |
| 1991- Miami (FL) |
| 1992- Alabama |
| 2009- Alabama |
Bold represents CFRA champions who were not chosen as the consensus national champion by a majority of the other NCAA-recognized national polls.