1987 NCAA Division I-A football season
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The 1987 NCAA Division I-A football season ended with Miami winning its fourth National Championship during the 80's, cementing it's claim as one of the decade's top teams.
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[edit] Conference Standings
W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, PCT = Winning Percentage, Conf. = Conference Record
Conference Champion |
[edit] Notable Rivalry Games
[edit] Bowl Games
- Rose Bowl: #8 Michigan State 20, #16 USC 17
- Sugar Bowl: #6 Auburn 16, #4 Syracuse 16
- Cotton Bowl: #13 Texas A&M 35, #12 Notre Dame 10
- Fiesta Bowl: #3 Florida State 31, #5 Nebraska 28
- Florida Citrus Bowl: #14 Clemson 35, #19 Penn State 10
- Orange Bowl: #2 Miami (FL) 20, #1 Oklahoma 14
- Hall of Fame Bowl: Michigan 28, Alabama 24
- Gator Bowl: #7 LSU 30, #9 South Carolina 13
- John Hancock Bowl: #11 Oklahoma State 35, West Virginia 33
- Holiday Bowl: #18 Iowa 20, Wyoming 19
- Freedom Bowl: Arizona State 33, Air Force 28
- Peach Bowl: #17 Tennessee 27, #21 Indiana 22
- All-American Bowl: Virginia 22, BYU 16
- Liberty Bowl: #15 Georgia 20, Arkansas 17
- Aloha Bowl: #10 UCLA 20, Florida 16
- Independence Bowl: Washington 24, Tulane 12
- California Bowl: Eastern Michigan 30, San Jose State 27
[edit] Final AP Poll
- Miami, FL
- Florida State
- Oklahoma (Big 8 Champion)
- Syracuse
- LSU
- Nebraska
- Auburn (SEC Champion)
- Michigan State (Big 10 Champion)
- UCLA (Pac 10 Champion)
- Texas A&M (SWC Champion)
- Oklahoma State
- Clemson (ACC Champion)
- Georgia
- Tennessee
- South Carolina
- Iowa
- Notre Dame
- Southern California
- Michigan
- Arizona State
- Texas
- Indiana
[edit] Heisman Trophy
- Winner: Tim Brown, Notre Dame, Sr. WR
- Don McPherson, Syracuse, Sr. QB
- Gordie Lockbaum, Holy Cross, Sr. TB
- Lorenzo White, Michigan State, Sr. TB
- Craig Heyward, Pittsburgh, Jr. QB
[edit] Other Major Awards
- Maxwell (Player):Don McPherson, Syracuse
- Camp (Back): Tim Brown, Notre Dame
- O'Brein Award (QB): Don McPherson, Syracuse
- Rockne (Lineman): N/A
- Lombardi (Linebacker): Chris Spielman, Ohio State
- Outland (Interior): Chad Hennings, Air Force
- Coach of the Year:
Preceded by 1986 Division 1A Football Season |
D1A Seasons 1987 |
Succeeded by 1988 Division 1A Football Season |