The 1916 season
506 games on file. The AP poll didn’t exist yet. Army claims the national title. Share

Scoreboards
Conference champions
Major college
- Missouri Valley Conference
- Nebraska
- Pacific Coast Conference
- Oregon and Washington (shared)
- Rocky Mountain Conference
- Colorado State
- South Atlantic Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
- Virginia Tech
- Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
- Georgia Tech
- Western Conference
- Ohio State
Small college
- Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association
- Hampton
- Ohio Athletic Conference
- Miami (OH)
- Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference
- Tulsa
From each program’s Wikipedia article, with the conference’s name that season. Titles come from the articles of today’s FBS and FCS programs, so a title shared with a school outside them lists only one champion.
Consensus All-Americans
- EBert Baston, Minnesota
- EJames P. Herron, Pittsburgh
- OTBelford West, Colgate
- OTSteamer Horning, Colgate
- OGClinton Black, Yale
- OGHarrie Dadmun, Harvard
- OGFrank T. Hogg, Princeton
- CBob Peck, Pittsburgh
- QBOscar Anderson, Colgate
- RB/QBChic Harley, Ohio State
- RBFritz Pollard, Brown
- RBElmer Oliphant, Army
Players picked by enough of the major selectors to count as consensus, shown in bold in Wikipedia’s 1916 All-America article. Every selector’s teams, first to last, are on the 1916 All-America teams page.
From the newspapers

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GEORGIA TECH WINS FROM AUBURN TEAM Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 30.-Georgia Tech overwhelmed Auburn here today % to Z and clinched it’s right to contest with Tennessee, the only other undefeated eleven in the South, the premier football honors of this section. Techs fast backs ran through and around Auburn almost at will, while the Yellow Jackets forwards completely outpIayed their opponents, time after time breaking through and throwing the Plains mems back for losses.
Bowls and playoff
Scoreboard| Jan 1, 1917 | Oregon 14, Pennsylvania 0Rose Bowl |