This enlightening episode of Monday Night Therapy featuring Mark Rogers from the Voice of College Football. We’ll delve into his compelling book, “Disputed National Champions: College Football’s Historical 1990’s Reset,” which examines the tumultuous and transformative world of college football championships during a decade that redefined the sport.

As we explore pivotal moments and controversies that left fans debating the legitimacy of crowned champions, we’ll discuss how this era shaped future generations of college football. For Nebraska fans, this topic hits close to home: from 1993 to 1997, Nebraska football dominated, amassing a staggering 60–3 record and securing three national titles, solidifying its legacy during “The 90s.”

Before this reign of excellence, Tom Osborne’s teams faced their share of challenges, including consecutive bowl disappointments. The 1993 Orange Bowl against Florida State was a turning point, setting the stage for the legendary success that followed.

Join the conversation and bring your questions as we navigate the complexities of college football history with Mark Rogers—let’s uncover what truly made Nebraska great!