The NCAA can’t revoke national championships; it’s not the organization that awards said championships. The CFP Board of Managers would have to do such.
We all know it will be #3, with Matt Nagy as Head Coach, Kevin Patullo as Offensive Coordinator, Matt Eberflus as Defensive Coordinator, and a combination of Brian Schneider and Chase Blackburn as co-Special Teams Coordinators.
There’s only like 2 others that could be potentially claimed: 1931 from Bill Libby (a non-major/minor selector) and 1956 from the Sagarin Ratings (who also put Oklahoma in their top spot as a 2-team tie).
Out of all of the title awarding groups, no one awarded Tennessee a national title for the 1939 season. Someone (of at least some degree of reputability) has to at least award it to a school for said school to claim it, and all 18 major and minor selection organizations that did so awarded it to...
Tennessee never reached #1 in the AP or Coaches Poll in 1967.
The AP Poll (which only ranked the top 10 teams at that time) had Tennessee ranked: #9-unranked-unranked-unranked-unranked-#7-#4-#3-#2-#2-#2-#2.
The Coaches Poll (which only released right before the bowl games back then) had...
I agree. 1967 always feels like trying to inflate the numbers so they look better against some of the other SEC schools the team recruits against.
A “keeping up with the Joneses” type of move.
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