Conference Leaders
| Conference | Champion | Conf. record | Overall record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pacific Coast | California/Stanford/UCLA | (4-1-0) | (9-1)(7-1)(8-2) |
| Independent | Princeton | (9-0-0) | (9-0-0) |
| Big Ten | Minnesota/Ohio State | (5-0-0) | (8-0-0)/(7-1-0) |
| SEC | LSU | (5-0-0) | (9-1-0)) |
| Southern | Duke | (5-0-0) | (8-2-0) |
| Big Six | Nebraska | (4-0-1) | (6-2-1) |
| Southwest | SMU | (6-0-0) | (12-0-0) |
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