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The U.S. Senate Just Added A Fifth National Champion To A College Football Season From 66 Years Ago
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Rich Clarkson/NCAA Photos via Getty ImagesThe US Senate has apparently decided college football did not have enough arguments about championships from before color television.
A Senate resolution is symbolic.
It does not rewrite NCAA records, seize Minnesota’s trophy or force every college football history book to add a fifth line under 1960.
Before the BCS and College Football Playoff, there was no single championship game capable of settling everything on the field.
College football programs have claimed championships based on polls, computer formulas, retroactive selectors and logic that would get laughed out of a fantasy football group chat.