“AutoNation National Team of the Week”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The AutoNation National Team of the Week is a weekly award given by the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) to an American College Football team to honor that team's win and performance. Beginning in 2002, the members of the FWAA began naming a National Team of the Week. In 2004, the award first started being sponsored by the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. In 2014, Big Game replaced Tostitos Fiesta Bowl as the presenting sponsor for the National Team of the Week. In 2015, AutoNation became the presenting sponsor.^[1]

Members of the FWAA board of directors and All-America committee decide the weekly honor. Each Monday during the college football regular season at 4pm ET, the FWAA will name the AutoNation National Team of the Week.

The very first recipient of the award was Duke, following their 23-16 victory over East Carolina to open the 2002 season, which ended the Blue Devils' 23-game losing streak. ^[2] Since then, four teams have been given the honor at least three times, the most of any teams: Miami, Michigan State, Notre Dame, and Southern California. Only one team, Miami, has received the award twice in one season (2002),^[3] and only once has the award been shared amongst two teams (Texas and Oklahoma State in 2008).^[4]

Award recipients

Year

Date

Team

2002

Aug. 31

Duke

Sept. 7

Miami (Fla.)

Sept. 14

California

Sept. 21

Florida

Sept. 28

Iowa State

Oct. 5

Ole Miss

Oct. 12

Miami (Fla.)

Oct. 19

Arizona State

Oct. 26

Notre Dame

Nov. 2

Boston College

Nov. 9

Texas A&M

Nov. 16

Texas Tech

Nov. 23

Ohio State

2003

Aug. 30

Southern Cal

Sept. 6

Wake Forest

Sept. 13

Arkansas

Sept. 20

Marshall

Sept. 27

California

Oct. 6

Baylor

Oct. 13

Oklahoma

Oct. 20

Florida

Oct. 27

West Virginia

Nov. 3

Virginia Tech

Nov. 10

Clemson

Nov. 17

Kansas State

Nov. 24

Michigan

2004

Sept. 4

Rutgers

Sept. 11

Fresno State

Sept. 18

Auburn

Sept. 25

Navy

Oct. 2

Northwestern

Oct. 9

Army

Oct. 16

Wisconsin

Oct. 23

Mississippi State

Oct. 30

North Carolina

Nov. 6

Notre Dame

Nov. 13

Michigan State

Nov. 20

Utah

Nov. 27

Syracuse

2005

Sept. 3

Texas Christian

Sept. 10

Michigan State

Sept. 17

Arkansas

Sept. 24

South Florida

Oct. 1

Alabama

Oct. 8

Penn State

Oct. 15

Southern Cal

Oct. 22

Northwestern

Oct. 29

South Carolina

Nov. 5

Miami

Nov. 12

Clemson

Nov. 19

Georgia Tech

Nov. 26

Nevada

2006

Sept. 2

Southern Cal

Sept. 9

Tennessee

Sept. 16

Michigan

Sept. 23

Notre Dame

Sept. 30

Georgia Tech

Oct. 14

Indiana

Oct. 21

Michigan STate

Oct. 28

Oregon State

Nov. 4

Louisville

Nov. 11

Rutgers

Nov. 18

Cincinnati

Nov. 25

Texas A&M

2007

Sept. 1

Appalachian State

Sept. 8

South Florida

Sept. 15

Iowa State

Sept. 22

Kentucky

Sept. 29

Kansas State

Oct. 6

Stanford

Oct. 13

Oregon State

Oct. 20

Vanderbilt

Oct. 27

Kansas

Nov. 3

Navy

Nov. 10

Illinois

Nov. 17

Indiana

Nov. 24

Missouri

2008

Aug. 30

Alabama

Sept. 6

East Carolina

Sept. 13

Southern Cal

Sept. 20

Boise State

Sept. 27

Oregon State

Oct. 4

Vanderbilt

Oct. 11

Texas and Oklahoma State

Oct. 18

Texas Christian

Oct. 25

Penn State

Nov. 1

Texas Tech

Nov. 8

Iowa

Nov. 15

Houston

Nov. 22

Oklahoma

Nov. 29

Kansas

2009

Sept. 5

BYU

Sept. 12

Houston

Sept. 19

Washington

Sept. 26

South Florida

Oct. 3

UTEP

Oct. 10

Florida

Oct. 17

Purdue

Oct. 24

TCU

Oct. 31

Oregon

Nov. 7

Northwestern

Nov. 14

Stanford

Nov. 21

Connecticut

Nov. 28

Georgia

2010

Sept. 4

Boise State

Sept. 11

Oklahoma

Sept. 18

Arizona

Sept. 25

UCLA

Oct. 2

Michigan State

Oct. 9

South Carolina

Oct. 16

Wisconsin

Oct. 23

Missouri

Oct. 30

Iowa

Nov. 6

TCU

Nov. 13

Northwestern

Nov. 20

Texas A&M

Nov. 27

Nevada

2015

Nov. 2

Iowa State

See also

References

1. ^{{cite web | title = National Team of the Week | url = http://sportswriters.net/fwaa/awards/teamoftheweek/index.html | publisher = FWAA | date=2 November 2015 | accessdate = 2 November 2015}}
2. ^http://www.sportswriters.net/fwaa/news/2002/team020903.html DUKE IS FWAA'S TEAM OF THE WEEK, Sept. 3, 2002
3. ^http://www.sportswriters.net/fwaa/news/2002/poll021014.html Miami Remains No. 1 in Grantland Rice Super 16 Poll, Oct. 14, 2002
4. ^http://www.sportswriters.net/fwaa/news/2008/team081013.html Oklahoma State, Texas are Tostitos Fiesta Bowl National Teams of the Week, Oct. 13, 2008

External links

The Associated Press Top 25 College Football Poll at Sports Illustrated

The Associated Press Top 25 Men's College Basketball Poll at Sports Illustrated

[https://web.archive.org/web/20060614201634/http://cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/national_championships/ap_poll.php?year=1934 List of all Final AP Poll] results and champions

[https://www.webcitation.org/5gYGhnjci?url=http://www.appollarchive.com/ Weekly AP football polls from 1936-present]

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