Curious about colleges with the most national football titles

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone knows which college has the most national titles in football? Is there a resource where I can look up this information? Football is a major consideration for me when it comes to deciding a college because I am super passionate about it.

The college with the most national titles in college football is Princeton University, with 28 championships. However, before getting too excited, it's important to note that most of their championships were won in the early days of college football, primarily before the 1930s.

Following behind Princeton are Yale University with 27 championships (again, many in the early era of the sport), and the University of Alabama with 18, most of which have been won in the modern era of college football.

Bear in mind, these totals can be somewhat controversial because of the way college football crowns its national champion. Historically, there wasn't a clear-cut championship game like there is today, so some titles are based on various organizations' retrospective evaluations.

It's good to remember your passion for football can absolutely factor into your college choice, but I'd encourage you to also consider academic programs, school size, location, and other factors as well. A great way to still involve your love of football could be looking at schools in conferences that are known for their football programs, like the Southeastern Conference (SEC) or the Big Ten.

Affiliation with a successful football program can offer an enriched college experience through active game days and dynamic college traditions. However, whether the team is consistently winning national titles isn't necessarily reflective of the excitement or spirit on campus. Many colleges offer vibrant football scenes, regardless of their place in the championship tally. It's all about finding the right balance for you!