Association of College Football Fans

The Association of College Football Fans was an organization that produced a weekly ranking of the top 20 NCAA college football teams based on a poll of its dues-paying members. The ACFF was started in 1992 by Don Harris of Nashville, Tennessee, who was dissatisfied with 1991's split national championship between Miami and Washington. The organization was started to give fans a voice in the selection of the college football national champion.

The No. 1 team in the organization's final poll was its college football national champion and was awarded the ACFF Trophy.

National champions
The Association of College Football Fans selected the following college football national champions:

ACFF Trophy
The ACFF awarded its own trophy to the No. 1 team in the final ACFF poll. The trophy took the form of a golden football on a wooden base.