Are there any players who have won an NCAA football championship while playing for two different teams?
asked Mar 31, 2015 at 14:50
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As your answer implies, this is difficult to answer since NCAA football championships are not well-defined (unless you are referring to the actual NCAA Football Championship).– Michael MyersMar 31, 2015 at 22:05
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I found this answer while researching the basketball version of this question.
J.T. White won a football championship at Ohio State in 1942 and then at Michigan in 1947.
This page says the following:
Q: What college football player won national championships with two different teams?
A: According to Kent Stephens, curator at the College Football Hall of Fame:
"If you regard Michigan as claiming a piece of the 1947 title then JT White played there and at Ohio State in 1942."
Wikipedia confirms that Ohio State shared the football national championship in 1942 and Michigan shared the football national championship in 1947. Wikipedia also confirms that JT White played football for Ohio State in 1942 and Michigan in 1947.
answered Mar 31, 2015 at 14:50
On 11th January 2016, Jake Coker won a National Championship at the University of Alabama. He was the backup quarterback for Florida State when they won the BCS National Championship in 2013, so he now has two championships from two different schools.
In 1917 Julian “Judy” Harlan played for the Golden Tornados of Georgia Tech. In 1918 after joining the Navy football team , they too won a National championship
