The 1920 NCAA football season had no clear-cut champion, with the Official NCAA Division I Football Records Book listing California, Georgia, Harvard, Notre Dame, and Princeton as national champions.[2] Only California and Princeton claim national championships for the 1920 season. Cal was the first national champion from the West Coast.
Conference and program changes
Rose Bowl
California defeated Ohio State 28-0 in the 1921 Rose Bowl.
Other Bowls
The first and only Fort Worth Classic was held on January 1, 1921 with Centre defeating TCU.
Conference standings
The following is a potentially incomplete list of conference standings:
Awards and honors
All-Americans
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The consensus All-America team included:
Position |
Name |
Height |
Weight (lbs.) |
Class |
Hometown |
Team |
QB |
Donold Lourie |
5'11" |
164 |
Sr. |
Peru, Illinois |
Princeton |
HB |
Gaylord Stinchcomb |
5'8" |
157 |
Sr. |
Sycamore, Ohio |
Ohio State |
HB |
Charley Way |
5'8" |
144 |
Sr. |
Embreeville, Pennsylvania |
Penn State |
FB |
George Gipp |
6'1" |
180 |
Sr. |
Laurium, Michigan |
Notre Dame |
E |
Chuck Carney |
6'1" |
190 |
Jr. |
Chicago, Illinois |
Illinois |
E |
Bill Fincher |
6'0" |
182 |
Sr. |
Atlanta, Georgia |
Georgia Tech |
T |
Stan Keck |
5'11" |
206 |
Jr. |
Greensburg, Pennsylvania |
Princeton |
G |
Tim Callahan |
|
|
Sr. |
Lawrence, Massachusetts |
Yale |
G |
Tom Woods |
|
|
Sr. |
Boston, Massachusetts |
Harvard |
C |
Herb Stein |
6'1" |
186 |
Jr. |
Warren, Ohio |
Pittsburgh |
G |
Iolas Huffman |
5'11" |
228 |
Jr. |
Chandlersville, Ohio |
Ohio State |
T |
Ralph Scott |
6'2" |
235 |
Sr. |
Dewey, Wisconsin |
Wisconsin |
E |
Luke Urban |
5'8" |
165 |
Sr. |
Fall River, Massachusetts |
Boston College |
Statistical leaders
References
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1920–21 NCAA championships
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- ↑ http://www.jhowell.net/cf/cf1920.htm
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