The 1934 season

• Week 1Sep 15
• Week 2Sep 21–⁠23
• Week 3Sep 28–⁠30
• Week 4Oct 3–⁠6
• Week 5Oct 11–⁠13
• Week 6Oct 18–⁠20
• Week 7Oct 25–⁠28
• Week 8Nov 2–⁠4
• Week 9Nov 9–⁠12
• Week 10Nov 16–⁠17
• Week 11Nov 22–⁠26
• Week 12Nov 28–Dec 1
• Week 13Dec 7–⁠8
• Week 14Dec 15
• Week 15Dec 25
• Week 16Jan 1
• Bowls & playoff3 games

Major college

Big Six

Kansas State

Pacific Coast Conference

Stanford

Rocky Mountain Conference

Colorado, Colorado State and Northern Colorado (shared)

Southeastern Conference

Alabama and Tulane (shared)

Southwest Conference

Rice

Virginia Conference

William & Mary and Richmond (shared)

Western Conference

Minnesota

Small college

Buckeye Conference

Cincinnati

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association

Morgan State

Far Western Conference

Fresno State and San José State (shared)

Lone Star Conference

East Texas A&M

Middle Atlantic Athletic Association

Delaware State

North Central Conference

North Dakota

North State Conference

Elon

Tri-Normal Conference

Eastern Washington

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.

• EDon Hutson, Alabama
• EFrank Larson, Minnesota
• OTBill Lee, Alabama
• OTBob Reynolds, Stanford
• OGChuck Hartwig, Pittsburgh
• OGBill Bevan, Minnesota
• CJack Robinson, Notre Dame
• CDarrell Lester, TCU
• CGeorge Shotwell, Pittsburgh
• FBBobby Grayson, Stanford
• RBDixie Howell, Alabama
• RBBuzz Borries, Navy
• RBPug Lund, Minnesota

Players picked by enough of the major selectors to count as consensus, shown in bold in Wikipedia’s 1934 All-America article. Every selector’s teams, first to last, are on the 1934 All-America teams page.