2014 CFBHC Season

The 2014 CFBHC Division I FBS football season play of college football in the United States organized by CFBHC at the Division I FBS level, begins on March 21st, 2014, and will end on July 5th, 2014. Bowl season will conclude on July 20th, 2014 with the 2014 CFBHC National Championship Game.
===Kickoff games===
Date 	Matchup 	Matchup	Matchup 	Matchup	Game 	Location
March 21, 2014	North Carolina Tar Heels	35 	Pittsburgh Panthers	17 	CFBHC Kickoff Game	Pittsburgh, PA
===Conference championship games===
Date 	Matchup 	Matchup	Matchup 	Matchup	Conference	Location
July 8, 2014	Boise State Broncos 	34 	ECU Pirates 	24 	AAC 	Superdome, New Orleans, LA
July 8, 2014	Florida State Seminoles	40 	North Carolina Tar Heels	21 	ACC 	Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, NC
July 8, 2014	Ohio State Buckeyes 	28 	Wisconsin Badgers 	10 	Big Ten 	Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN
July 8, 2014	Kansas Jayhawks 	35 	Baylor Bears 	6 	Big 12 	Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, TX
July 8, 2014	USC Trojans 	24 	Washington Huskies 	13 	Pac-12 	Rose Bowl, Los Angeles, CA
July 8, 2014	Georgia Bulldogs 	10 	Alabama Crimson Tide 	13 	SEC 	Georgia Dome, Atlanta, GA
==Conference standings==
		
		
		
==Conference champions==
Conference	Champion 	Runner-up 	Championship Game Score	Offensive Player of the Year 	Defensive Player of the Year 	Coach of the Year
AAC 	Boise State Broncos 	East Carolina Pirates 	34-24 	Brian Brown, QB, Boise State 	Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston 	Kah32, Boise State
ACC 	Florida State Seminoles	North Carolina Tar Heels	40-21 	Thomas Wheeler, QB, Florida State	Jackie Eaton, LB, Virginia Tech 	Weis, Florida State
Big 12 	Kansas Jayhawks 	Baylor Bears 	35-6 	James Otero, RB, Kansas 	Louis Peterson, LB, Oklahoma 	stormstopper, Kansas
Big Ten 	Ohio State Buckeyes 	Wisconsin Badgers 	28-10 	Jarius Jones, QB, Iowa 	Keyshawn Thompson, CB, Michigan State	SlinkyJr, Michigan State
Pac-12 	USC Trojans 	Washington Huskies 	24-13 	Quincy Turner, RB, UCLA 	Derrick Martin, LB, UCLA 	iliveinadreamatorium, USC
SEC 	Alabama Crimson Tide 	Georgia Bulldogs 	13-10 	Austin Medina, WR, Kentucky 	Tyrone Jones, LB, LSU 	FranzKafka, Georgia
==Bowl Games==
Bowl Game 	Location 	Tie-in 	Team 	Tie-in 	Team 	Result
College Football Championship Game	Arlington, TX 	Cotton Bowl Winner 	Alabama 	Orange Bowl Winner 	Florida State 	27-23
Orange Bowl (Semifinal #1) 	Miami Gardens, FL	CP #1 	Boise State 	CP #4 	Florida State 	26-27
Cotton Bowl (Semifinal #2) 	Arlington, TX 	CP #2 	USC 	CP #3 	Alabama 	10-30
Rose Bowl 	Pasadena, CA 	Pac 12 #1 	Washington 	B1G #1 	Ohio State 	52-3
Sugar Bowl 	New Orleans, LA 	SEC #1 	Georgia 	Big 12 #1 	Kansas 	42-17
Fiesta Bowl 	Glendale, AZ 	AAC #1 	ECU 	Best Remaining 	Ole Miss 	17-16
Chick-fil-a Bowl 	Atlanta, GA 	ACC #1 	North Carolina	Best Remaining 	Michigan State	21-27
Capital One Bowl 	Orlando, FL 	SEC #2 	LSU 	B1G #2 	Wisconsin 	13-9
Russell Athletic Bowl 	Orlando, FL 	ACC #2 	Virginia 	AAC #2 	Houston 	21-23
Alamo Bowl 	San Antonio, TX 	Big 12 #2 	Baylor 	Pac 12 #2 	Oregon 	10-28
Outback Bowl 	Tampa, FL 	SEC #3 	Missouri 	B1G #3 	Nebraska 	19-7
Hyundai Sun Bowl 	El Paso, TX 	ACC #3 	Miami 	Pac 12 #3 	UCLA 	30-7
New Era Pinstripe Bowl 	New York, NY 	AAC #3 	Air Force 	Independent (replaces Big 12 #3)	Notre Dame 	14-28
Bourbon Bowl 	Louisville, KY 	B1G #4 	Penn State 	Big 12 #4 	Oklahoma 	14-34
Gator Bowl 	Jacksonville, FL 	SEC #4 	Kentucky 	B1G #5 	Iowa 	21-42
Weis Markets Bowl 	Nashville, TN 	SEC #5 	Florida 	ACC #4 	Boston College	17-14
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl 	Boise, ID 	B1G (replaces AAC #4)	Minnesota 	Pac 12 #4 	Arizona State 	13-6
Bridgepoint Holiday Bowl 	San Diego, CA 	Pac 12 #5 	Arizona 	B1G #5 	Northwestern 	14-45
Mile High Bowl 	Denver, CO 	ACC #5 	Virginia Tech 	Pac 12 #6 	Oregon State 	28-9
Frozen Bowl 	Green Bay, WI 	SEC #6 	Arkansas 	Independent (replaces AAC #5) 	BYU 	3-6
Meineke Car Care Texas Bowl 	Houston, TX 	ACC #6 	Pittsburgh 	Big 12 #5 	Texas 	35-21
Heart of Dallas Bowl 	Dallas, TX 	Big 12 #6 	Michigan 	Big 12 #6 (replaces AAC #6) 	Oklahoma State	16-7
==Final Coaches Poll Rankings==
Rank	School 	Record	Bowl Game
1 	Alabama Crimson Tide 	14–1 	CFBHC Playoffs
2 	Florida State Seminoles 	13–2 	CFBHC Playoffs
3 	Boise State Broncos 	13-1 	CFBHC Playoffs
4 	USC Trojans 	13-1 	CFBHC Playoffs
5 	Michigan State Spartans 	12-1 	Chick-fil-a Bowl
6 	Ohio State Buckeyes 	12-2 	Rose Bowl
7 	Wisconsin Badgers 	12-2 	Capital One Bowl
8 	Kansas Jayhawks 	12-2 	Sugar Bowl
9 	Nebraska Cornhuskers 	10-3 	Outback Bowl
10 	Georgia Bulldogs 	11-3 	Sugar Bowl
11 	Minnesota Golden Gophers 	9-4 	Potato Bowl
12 	Ole Miss Rebels 	11-2 	Fiesta Bowl
13 	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	10-3 	Pinstripe Bowl
14 	Iowa Hawkeyes 	9-4 	Gator Bowl
15 	LSU Tigers 	9-4 	Capital One Bowl
16 	Oklahoma Sooners 	10-3 	Bourbon Bowl
17 	Northwestern Wildcats 	9-4 	Holiday Bowl
18 	Oregon Ducks 	8-5 	Alamo Bowl
19 	Texas Longhorns 	9-4 	Texas Bowl
20 	Michigan Wolverines 	8-5 	Heart of Dallas Bowl
21 	North Carolina Tar Heels 	9-5 	Chick-fil-a Bowl
22 	Penn State Nittany Lions 	9-4 	Bourbon Bowl
23 	Washington Huskies 	7-7 	Rose Bowl
24 	Houston Cougars 	8-5 	Russell Athletic Bowl
25 	Baylor Bears 	7-7 	Alamo Bowl
===College Football Head Coach Championship Playoffs===
===Bowl Challenge Cup Standings===
Conference 	Total games	Wins	Losses	Pct.
SEC 	8 	3 	5 	
Pac-12 	7 	1 	6 	
Independents	2 	2 	0 	
Big 12 	5 	1 	4 	
ACC 	7 	5 	2 	
Big Ten 	9 	8 	1 	
AAC 	4 	1 	3 	
==Awards and honors==
===Heisman Trophy===
The Heisman Trophy is given to the year's most outstanding player.
Player 	School 	Position	1st	2nd	3rd	Total
Brian Brown 	Boise State Broncos 	QB 	8 	3 	2 	88
Tyrone Jones 	LSU Tigers 	OLB 	6 	2 	3 	81
Thomas Wheeler	Florida State Seminoles 	QB 	0 	6 	4 	70
James Otero 	Kansas Jayhawks 	RB 	0 	3 	3 	60
A.J. Jefferson	North Carolina Tar Heels	QB 	0 	0 	2 	43
Chad Dess 	Virginia Cavaliers 	RB 	0 	0 	0 	34
Travis Diana 	UCF Knights 	RB 	0 	0 	0 	16
===Other Overall===
*Walter Camp Award (top player): Jarius Jones, Iowa
*Johnny Unitas Award (top sr. quarterback): Thomas Wheeler, Florida State
*Chuck Bednarik Award (top defensive player): Tyrone Jones, LSU
===Offense===
*Davey O'Brien Award (quarterback): Brian Brown, Boise State
*Doak Walker Award (running back): James Otero, Kansas
*Fred Biletnikoff Award (wide receiver): Rex Walsh, Florida State
*John Mackey Award (tight end): Doug Bosley, Wisconsin
*Outland Trophy (interior lineman): Enoch Dickinson, Minnesota
===Defense===
*Dick Butkus Award (linebacker): Tyrone Jones, LSU
*Rotary Lombardi Award (defensive lineman): Andrew Fazande, Alabama
*Jim Thorpe Award (defensive back): Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State
===Special teams===
*Lou Groza Award (placekicker): Michael Turner, Notre Dame
*Ray Guy Award (punter): Steve Noonan, LSU
===Coaches===
*The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award: SlinkyJr, Michigan State
===All-Americans===
==== Offense ====
*Quarterback: Brian Brown, Boise State
*Running Back: James Otero, Kansas
*Fullback: John Bills, Boise State
*Wide Receiver: Rex Walsh, Florida State
*Wide Receiver: Mike Tripplett, Ohio State
*Tight End: Doug Bosley, Wisconsin
*Offensive Tackle: Gene Miller, Ohio State
*Offensive Tackle: Preston Gil, Virginia
*Center: Enoch Dickinson, Minnesota
*Offensive Guard: Tom McKelvey, UCLA
*Offensive Guard: Greg Swell, Texas Tech
==== Defense ====
*Defensive End: Karim Brown, Nebraska
*Defensive End: Andrew Fazande, Alabama
*Defensive Tackle: Shawn Bowers, Boise State
*Outside Linebacker: Tyrone Jones, LSU
*Outside Linebacker: Johnny Grossman, TBA
*Inside Linebacker: Cleveland Merrill, Ole Miss
*Inside Linebacker: Phillip Moore, Houston
*Defensive Back: Ricky Rose, Kansas
*Defensive Back: Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State
*Defensive Back: Mike Gradishar, Alabama
*Defensive Back: Jacoby Seaverns, Oklahoma
==== Special Teams ====
*Kicker: Michael Turner, Notre Dame
*Punter: Steve Noonan, LSU
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