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Trophy designs
[edit ]Compiling the various Grantland Rice Award trophy types:
Cigar-shaped
[edit ]The Grantland Rice Award — National Collegiate Football Champions — Presented by Look Magazine
- 1955 Oklahoma
- 1957 Ohio State
- 1958 Iowa
- 1960 Ole Miss
- 1961 Ohio State "Presented by Look Magazine"
- 1964 Arkansas (story)
- 1964 Arkansas re-award / re-creation using the 1990s style gold football, green stone base
Mounted half-football
[edit ]Grantland Rice Award — National Collegiate Football Champions — Selected by the Football Writers Association of America
year engraved on football
year engraved on football and base
year engraved on base
Green stone base, gold football
[edit ]The Grantland Rice National Championship Trophy
Green stone base, bronze football
[edit ]The Grantland Rice National Championship Trophy
