Notable Rivalry Games
- Alabama 25, Auburn 23
- Arizona 16, Arizona State 13
- Florida 38, Florida State 14
- Georgia 24, Florida 3
- Georgia Tech 20, Georgia 16
- Iowa 57, Iowa State 3
- LSU 31, Tulane 19
- Michigan 31, Michigan State 0
- Michigan 27, Ohio State 17
- Minnesota 27, Wisconsin 18
- Navy 17, Army 7
- Notre Dame 37, USC 3
- Oklahoma 27, Nebraska 7
- Oklahoma 13, Oklahoma State 0
- Oklahoma 14, Texas 7
- Oregon 34, Oregon State 13
- Texas A&M 42, Texas 10
- USC 17, UCLA 13
- Washington State 21, Washington 20
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