Pac
Ten Conference
1980 - Present
(Wins/Losses are within Conference)
2005 USC (8-0)
2004 USC (8-0)
2003 USC (7-1)
2002 USC & Washington State (7-1)
1998 UCLA (8-0)
1997 Washington State & UCLA (7-1)
1995 USC & Washington (6-1-1)
1993 UCLA, Arizona, USC (6-2)
1989 USC (6-0-1)
1988 USC (8-0)
1987 UCLA & USC (7-1)
1985 UCLA (6-2)
1984 USC (7-1)
1983 UCLA (6-1-1)
1982 UCLA (5-1-1)
1979 USC (6-0-1)
1978 USC (6-0-1)
1976 USC (7-0)
1975 USC & California (6-1)
1974 USC (6-0-1)
1973 USC (7-0)
1972 USC (7-0)
1969 USC (6-0)
1968 USC (6-0)
1967 USC (6-1)
1966 USC (4-1)
1965 UCLA (4-0)
1964 Oregon State & USC (3-1)
1962 USC (4-0)
1961 UCLA (3-1)
1959 Washington, USC & UCLA (3-1)
1955 UCLA (6-0)
1954 UCLA (6-0)
1953 UCLA (6-1)
1952 USC (6-0)
1947 USC (6-0)
1946 UCLA (7-0)
1945 USC (5-1)
1944 USC (3-0-2)
1943 USC (4-0)
1942 UCLA (6-1)
1939 USC & UCLA (5-0-2) & (5-0-3)
1938 USC & California (6-1)
1935 California, Stanford,
UCLA (4-1)
1932 USC (6-0)
1931 USC (7-0)
1929 USC (6-1)
1928 USC (4-0-1)
1927 USC & Stanford (4-0-1)
USC
ranks first of ten in the Pacific Ten Conference with 32 multiple
titles. UCLA ranks second with 17 multiple titles. The
conference was founded in 1915 as the Pacific Coast Conference. USC
was admitted into the conference in 1922 and UCLA in 1928.
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Big
West Conference
1980 CSU Long Beach (5-0)
1971 CSU Long Beach (5-1)
1970 CSU Long Beach & San Diego State (5-1)
Cal State
Long Beach ended their football program after the 1991 season. The conference was
founded in 1969 as the Pacific Coast Athletic Association with Long Beach
as a charter member. Sister school Cal State Los Angeles was also a
charter member but ended their football program after the 1971 season.
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