Check out the college football programs with the most NCAA-recognized national championships below. *For the sake of this list, we'll only count national championships that are recognized by the NCAA.

Here are the nine schools with the most wins in college football history, using the NCAA's official win-loss records. RELATED: The 25 biggest college football stadiums in the country Note ...

The first college football national championship was in 1869 ... though only 15 are recognized by the NCAA. None of them came in the poll era, but there’s no denying the Tigers’ ridiculous ...

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1 in the USA TODAY Sports NCAA Re-Rank 1-134 after beating Notre Dame 34-23 in Monday night’s College Football Playoff national championship game. Notre Dame comes in No. 2 after falling one win ...

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Let's take a look at NCAA football champions throughout history. It's worth noting that before the CFP and BCS, a champion was determined by a selecting organization. Sometimes, multiple teams ...

Only 13 different teams have won the collage national football championship title since 2000. Given how dominant certain teams have been over the years — from Nick Saban’s Alabama to Ohio ...

Their fourteen wins this year are tied for the most Ohio State school history, and capping it off with a championship makes this a season fans will never forget. Will Howard and Jeremiah Smith ...

For the first time since NCAA Division I football student-athletes have had the opportunity to transfer schools, the winter window to enter the portal was reduced to 20 days from 30 days.