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Senate Recognizes Missouri’s 1960 Title | San Antonio News
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The U.S. Senate just gave Missouri a retroactive nod to its 1960 college football championship — a title decided by polls, not playoffs. Though the Tigers hadn’t pushed for it before, their 10-1 season, Orange Bowl win over Navy, and Kansas’s forfeited loss to them make a compelling case. Back then, no single body ruled supreme: AP, UPI, FWAA, Helms, and even Litkenhous all crowned different champions. This Senate move doesn’t alter history — but it reignites debate over how championships were (and still are) decided in college football.
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