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Can you name the last 15 college football champions?

The College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy will be presented in Atlanta this season.

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The College Football Playoff National Championship Trophy will be presented in Atlanta this season.

By AJC Sports

May 23, 2017

The next college football national champion will be crowned Jan. 8, 2018, in Atlanta.

The Alabama Crimson Tide are the early favorites to win the title and capture the SEC title for a fourth straight year.

Events around the College Football Playoff in Atlanta

You have until May 31 to apply for College Football Playoff tickets.

Before another team can cement their legacy see if you are savvy enough to list the last 15 teams to win the national title ... in order. (Six teams have won multiple titles since 1991, you'll have to select them in their most recent winning order.)

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