Very late comment, but it's great to hear Tom Osborne as an assistant at Nebraska, who along with Bob Devaney, developed the I-Option offense that would dominate College Football for the next 3+ decades. BTW, would you consider doing a video series on offensive formations that changed College Football forever, like the Notre Dame Box/Shift, Wing-T, Wishbone, Veer, Run & Shoot, etc. Also a formation that doesn't get enough Pub but has to be mentioned is the Blitz-T, which was a Shotgun-style pass offense co-developed by Howard Fletcher of Northern Illinois (then a College Division program) and a coach in the pro ranks that you all may have heard of named Tom Landry. Anyway, love your videos!

AWESOME!

Michigan State was number one not because it was before the bowl but because the coaches looked at the talent and competition. Not at fan reaction to a bowl game

According to the AP writers' themselves, they chose not to vote after the bowl games in 1966 because No. 1 Notre Dame and No. 2 Michigan St. did not participate.

Really appreciate these videos and your clear passion for the sport. I hope you don't get discouraged by lower view counts on certain vids because there will always be options and intrigue for a channel like this.

As RAZORBACKS FANATIC i demand you do 1964 and show how my beloved Hawgs got screwed by the AP AND THE UPI!!!!😡

Can you add Tampa to the Discontinued playlist? Great video btw

Nice review. A few things: 1. Duffy's last name was pronounced "Door-it-y"; 2. You never updated UCLA's final regular season record to 7-2-1. That's significant, because if they would have been 8-1-1, then beat Mich. St., they might have jumped Bama. 3. If Nebraska and Bama would have tied, Nebraska would have probably won the NC because they were they only remaining undefeated team, even with that final tie. BTW, I can remember watching that entire day with my Dad. I was 8 at the time and fell in love with college football. He ended the night very happy, being a Bama grad.

I would love to see a video about the Southwestern Conference. Also the UCLA vs Tennessee game you mentioned definitely is why you don’t want to put the refs in the position to decide games no matter the reason. SEC refs have been a problem with bad calls in recent years. Also as a Texas Tech fan we definitely have been a very penalized team, we have recently been able to limit our penalties though with is good.

Arkansas was the true national champion in 1964. But it's another bama title they claim that they really didn't have a right to.