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League Almanac

The 2032 season

Ohio won the national title over Oklahoma, 42-31

College Football Playoff

First Round

UTEP17
Oklahoma42
Stanford32
Clemson31
Ohio55
Duke7
Miami (OH)49
Florida State30

Quarterfinals

Oklahoma28
Washington State17
North Carolina49
Stanford28
Ohio26
Florida21
Cleveland State35
Miami (OH)49

Semifinals

Oklahoma38
North Carolina21
Ohio45
Miami (OH)42

National Championship

Oklahoma31
Ohio42

Final AP Top 25

  1. 1Ohio
  2. 2Oklahoma
  3. 3North Carolina
  4. 4Cleveland State
  5. 5Washington State
  6. 6Miami (OH)
  7. 7Florida
  8. 8Clemson
  9. 9Kansas State
  10. 10Stanford
  11. 11Florida State
  12. 12BYU
  13. 13Rutgers
  14. 14Oregon
  15. 15Duke
  16. 16Oklahoma State
  17. 17TCU
  18. 18Wisconsin
  19. 19Penn State
  20. 20UTEP
  21. 21Buffalo
  22. 22Maryland
  23. 23USC
  24. 24Troy
  25. 25Sam Houston

Conference champions

ConferenceChampionTitle game
ACCNorth Carolinadef. Clemson 34-24
Big 12Cleveland Statedef. Ohio 45-35
Big TenMichigandef. Oregon 28-26
SECFloridadef. Oklahoma 39-31
Pac-12Washington Statedef. Stanford 42-24
AACEast Carolinadef. Rice 21-20
C-USAUTEPdef. Sam Houston 14-10
MACBuffalodef. Central Michigan 38-14
Mountain WestNew Mexicodef. Colorado State 27-13
Sun BeltLouisianadef. Georgia State 38-31

Award winners

AwardWinnerSchool
HeismanAlfonso AugustineMiami (OH)
MaxwellAlfonso AugustineMiami (OH)
CampAlfonso AugustineMiami (OH)
BednarikQuin CallowayUTEP
NagurskiManu CabralKennesaw State
O'BrienAlfonso AugustineMiami (OH)
WalkerSamuel PeaceOhio
BiletnikoffBrad DeWittMiami (OH)
MackeyRobby ClintonOklahoma
OutlandSeth MolinaroCleveland State
RimingtonBobby JohnCleveland State
LombardiQuin CallowayUTEP
ButkusIosefa SavoieCleveland State
ThorpeMarvin CardenLouisiana Tech
GrozaMartin McQueenRice
GuyWayne HixonSyracuse

Final conference standings · top four

Big 12

  1. Cleveland State
  2. Ohio
  3. Kansas State
  4. Miami (OH)

ACC

  1. North Carolina
  2. Clemson
  3. Duke
  4. Florida State

Big Ten

  1. Oregon
  2. Michigan
  3. Ohio State
  4. Wisconsin

SEC

  1. Oklahoma
  2. Florida
  3. Georgia
  4. Auburn

Pac-12

  1. Stanford
  2. Washington State
  3. Oregon State
  4. Boise State

AAC

  1. East Carolina
  2. Rice
  3. Tulane
  4. Army

C-USA

  1. Sam Houston
  2. UTEP
  3. Western Kentucky
  4. Middle Tennessee

Independents

  1. UConn
  2. Notre Dame

MAC

  1. Buffalo
  2. Central Michigan
  3. Western Michigan
  4. Akron

Mountain West

  1. Colorado State
  2. New Mexico State
  3. Nevada
  4. Air Force

Sun Belt

  1. Louisiana
  2. Georgia State
  3. Marshall
  4. South Alabama

All-Americans · first team

Offense

Defense

Special Teams