princeton got the most championships in college football.
princeton got the most championships in college football.
who got the most championships in college football?
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1905 college football all-america team









































the 1905 college football all-america team is composed of college football players who were selected as all-americans by various organizations and writers that chose college football all-america teams for the 1905 college football season. the organizations that chose the teams included walter camp for "collier's weekly" and caspar whitney for "outing magazine".









































section::::all-american selections for 1905.









































section::::all-american selections for 1905.:ends.









































bullet::::- mark catlin sr., chicago









































bullet::::- ralph glaze, dartmouth









































bullet::::- thomas shevlin, yale (college football hall of fame)









































bullet::::- izzy levene, penn









































bullet::::- bobby marshall, minnesota









































bullet::::- norman tooker, princeton









































section::::all-american selections for 1905.:tackles.
1905 college football all-america team
penn bills itself as "college football's most historic program". the quakers have had 63 first team all-americans, and the college is the "alma mater" of john heisman (the namesake of college football's most famous trophy). the team has won a share of 7 national championships (7th all-time) and competed in the "granddaddy of them all" (the rose bowl) in 1917. penn's total of 837 wins puts them 11th all-time in college football (3rd in the fcs) and their winning percentage of 62.9% is 21st in college football (7th in the fcs). 18 members of the college football hall of fame played at penn (tied with alabama for 14th) and 5 members of the college football hall of fame coached at penn. penn has had 11 unbeaten seasons. penn plays at the oldest stadium in college football, franklin field, at which they have had a 35-game home winning streak (1896–1899), which is the 15th best in the country, and at which they have had 23 unbeaten home seasons. penn is one of the few college football teams to have had an exclusive contract with a network for broadcasting all their home games. for the 1950 season, abc sports broadcast all of penn's home games. the only other teams to have had exclusive contracts are miami and notre dame. the quakers competed as a major independent until 1956, when they accepted the invitation to join the ivy league. when the ivy league was reclassified to division i-aa, today known as fcs, following the 1981 season, penn moved to division i-aa play with the rest of the league.
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