There are plenty of ways to judge success in college football, but one tops all the others: being a national champion.

Through the years, only a select number of schools can lay claim to this honor, and some have been waiting a long time since their last titles. While only 46 of the 128 schools currently playing at the FBS level have ever been considered a national champion in some fashion, a dozen of them have been going through a title-less drought that dates back 65 or more years.

This makes Ohio State ending a 12-year championship void far less noteworthy, doesn't it?

Since the first games were played in the 1860s, some form of champion has been determined via polls or ratings syst...

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