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The NCAA Division I Football National Championship is a title bestowed upon the football team that wins the NCAA sponsored National Championship Game for the Division I-member schools. The NCAA annually selects one of ten Elite Series bowls to host the title game, which pits the #1 and #2 teams against one another, since 1961. Prior to 1961, the national champion was exclusively crowned by the Associated Press.

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  • NCAA Division I Football National Championship (Napoleon's World)
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  • The NCAA Division I Football National Championship is a title bestowed upon the football team that wins the NCAA sponsored National Championship Game for the Division I-member schools. The NCAA annually selects one of ten Elite Series bowls to host the title game, which pits the #1 and #2 teams against one another, since 1961. Prior to 1961, the national champion was exclusively crowned by the Associated Press.
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  • The NCAA Division I Football National Championship is a title bestowed upon the football team that wins the NCAA sponsored National Championship Game for the Division I-member schools. The NCAA annually selects one of ten Elite Series bowls to host the title game, which pits the #1 and #2 teams against one another, since 1961. Prior to 1961, the national champion was exclusively crowned by the Associated Press.
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