did illinois ever make it to the rose bowl championship? if they won it how many times?
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1947   Illinois   45   UCLA   14 \n1952   Illinois   40   Stanford   7 \n1964   Illinois   17   Washington   7 \n1984   UCLA   45   Illinois   9 \n\nso they have been 4 times won 3
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WHEN Ohio State beats Michigan . . .  No, Ohio State should not have to replay either Michigan or Texas for the national championship-been there done that.
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no one has won 3 in a row. Alot of teams have one 2 in a row.
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They will return to the rose bowl for a 3rd straight year.  They return a lot of good defensive players, they have a great running back trio (there were 4 but Taylor we stupid) and also their wide receivers are going to be more experienced which has been their weak point the last 2 years. But they don't have Vince so they will go 11-2. (loss to Oklahoma and OSU)
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I don't think that it should even be possible for a rematch this year. Because once you beat someone once, you shouldn't have to prove it again. But if there was a rematch between the 2 teams and Michigan won I guess you would have to call them the National Champs, but that shouldn't be able to happen. And they wouldn't be able to win if there was a rematch. OH            IO\n\nGO BENGALS
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Kentucky has won seven postseason NCAA Tournament Championships:  1948, 1949, 1951, 1958, 1978, 1996, and 1998.  Kentucky has won the postseason National Invitational Tournament (NIT) twice, in 1946 and in 1976.  In 1946, the NIT was considered by many to be as prestigious as the NCAA Tournament.  Kentucky was awarded the Helms Foundation Championship for 1933, as this pre-dated the NCAA Tournament and the NIT.  Kentucky was the Associated Press (AP) National Champion in 1954; they finished the season undefeated (25-0), but declined a bid to the NCAA Tournament because three of their top players were graduate students and at that time were considered ineligible for NCAA Tournament play.  \n\nTherefore, Kentucky can claim some form of basketball championship during the following seasons:  1933, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1954, 1958, 1978, 1996, and 1998.
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Twice.\n\nWinners in 1966, Lost in Semis in 1990.
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HERE is your answer.........EIGHT.\nAccording to auburn football.com, eight times the Tigers have been named national champions by at least one organization.\nhttp://www.auburnfootball.com/auburn-national-championships.htm
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"best football record of all time" That Q could be taken several ways...I'm going to make a stretch of it and just for interest...This was only one year so make of it what you will....And this is all from my very faulty memory so for you real HS football nuts you can check it out....Joplin Parkwood in SW Missouri one year(late 70's I think) averaged something like 55 points a game, were undefeated state champions and this is the real kicker, gave up on the season 0 points, I don't know how often a HS team goes an entire season without being scored on but I doubt it happens very often....Their HB that year was a kid named Anderson who went on to become the first and maybe only(?) player in NCAA FB history to be named MVP of 4 "Major" bowl games...
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NO!!!! If USC gets into the BCS Championship......I'll croak! Beating Nortre Dame was NOTHING!!! I do NOT like BOTH USC or Nortre Dame! I was wishing there was some way that both teams could have lost last night! Ohio State, of course, should go to the Championship, but I don't know what other team I'd want in there.
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"Lenoir-Rhyne's first and only National Championship came on Dec. 10, 1960, when the Bears defeated Humboldt State (Calif.), 15-14, at the Holiday Bowl Stadium in Saint Petersburg, Fla.\n\nThe national championship season of 1960 may have  overshadowed the fact that in 1959 and 1962 the Bears reach the finals as well."\n\nFrom the media guide at the link below
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http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegebasketball/mayhem/history/finalfourseeds\nIt's all on this site. the last time it happened was in 1980 when 2 seed Louisville, 5 seed Iowa, 6 seed Purdue, and 8 seed UCLA made it, and Louisville won. Hope this helps!
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Almost, if not all, of the bowls are created with conference tie-ins, meaning that two conferences are, unless circumstances arise, going to send a representative to that bowl.  The circumstances can range from a conference not having enough teams bowl-eligible to put one in there to one of their teams playing in the national championship game and losing one of their other bids.  But the matchups are determined by how each conference's standings are at the end of the year.  For example, before the BCS madness was created, the Rose Bowl always had the Pac-10 champion vs the Big 10 champion.  If you go to espn.com, they have a bowl schedule there that, if I remember correctly, has the tie-ins on the page.  It might help you out.
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AS OF TODAY, 4 TIMES: \n\nAGE 23 (1999)\n• Won — WGC NEC Invitational\n• Won— WGC American Express Championship (1)\n\nAGE 24 (2000)\n• Won — WGC NEC Invitational\n\nAGE 25 (2001)\n• Won — WGC NEC Invitational\n\nAGE 26 (2002)\n• Won — WGC American Express Championship (2)\n\nAGE 27 (2003)\nWon — WGC American Express Championship (3)\nWon — WGC Accenture Match Play\n\nAGE 28 (2004)\n• Won — WGC Accenture Match Play\n\nAGE 29 (2005)\n• Won WGC NEC Invitational\n• Won WGC American Express (4)
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The Big Ten has a couple of deciding factors.  If Michigan wins, Michigan would get first chance at going to the Rose Bowl.  However, they would most likely pass on the Rose Bowl to go to the National Championship game, which is not being held at the Rose Bowl this year but at the University of Phoenix in Glendale, AZ.  The runner-up would then play at the Rose Bowl.  That would be either Ohio State or Wisconsin.  One of the tie-breakers is who won the game between the two teams during the regular Big Ten schedule.  Since the two teams didn't play each other this year, then it comes down to the second tie breaker.  That would be whoever has gone the longest period between the two as far as going to the Rose Bowl, that team would go to the Rose Bowl.  Since Ohio State has gone longer than Wisconsin as far as appearing in the Rose Bowl, then Ohio State would win the tie breaker and go to the Rose Bowl.  If Michigan loses against Ohio State, then Michigan would go to the Rose Bowl since Michigan won when the two teams played each other.  So Wisconsin doesn't have a chance of going to the Rose Bowl unless both Michigan and Ohio State go to the National Championship game in Arizona.
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"The U" 5x National Champions (1983,1987,1989,1991 & 2001)\n\nSorry Florida only has 1 Championship (1996)
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Rose - as in the Rose Bowl...