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[Year]: 1925
[Name]:
[Points]: 128
[Points/Game]:
(Pre-1937 unofficial data)
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[Year]: 1943
[Name]:
[Points]: 98
[Points/Game]:
(Scoring leaders since 1937)
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[Year]: 1978
[Name]: Billy Sims
[Points]: 120
[Points/Game]: 10.9
(Scoring leaders since 1937)
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[Year]: 2009
[Name]: Donald Buckram(UTEP)
[Points]: 166
[Points/Game]: 15.8
(Scoring leaders since 1937)
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[Year]: 1883
[Name]:
[Points]: 136
[Points/Game]:
(Pre-1937 unofficial data)
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[Year]: 1971
[Name]: Ed Marinaro
[Points]: 174
[Points/Game]: 16.44
(Scoring leaders since 1937)
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About This Tool
Since the NCAAF does not have an official “national champion”, in 1990 the five top division leagues, the six bowls and the University of Notre Dame (which do not belong to any league) formed the “bowl league” to determine the unofficial champions. In 1995 the League was reorganized into a “bowl league” and in 1998 BCS, it ended up with six top-tier Division I leagues (Big Eastern, Big Ten, big twelve, Pacific twelve, southeast and Atlantic coast), four bowls (festive, sugar, rose, orange), and Notre Dame, the national champions take turns coming out of the big four.
The random tool generated a list of the NCAA’s top college football scorers of the year, with 137 items. These scoring champions make the game more exciting and are the team’s main secret weapon of victory. Once you have these scoring champions, then victory is not far away.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of NCAA major college football yearly scoring leaders.
