Notre Dame, Oregon among teams aiming to end title droughts in 2026

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Last updated Jun 24, 2026

Notre Dame, Oregon among teams aiming to end title droughts in 2026
Summary

Notre Dame and Oregon are highlighted as college football programs with potential to end long national title droughts in 2026. Notre Dame has not won a championship since 1988, while Oregon has never secured a national title. Both teams are expected to be strong contenders for the College Football Playoff this season. Notre Dame returns a significant roster and has a favorable schedule, while Oregon's solid returning talent and successful recent performances bolster their chances. The season's developments will reveal if either team can achieve their championship goals.

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  • Notre Dame last won a title in 1988 and reached the final game in 2012 and 2024.
  • Oregon has never won a national championship, with notable title game appearances in 2010 and 2014.
  • Notre Dame has a promising roster and a manageable schedule leading into crucial matchups.
  • Oregon possesses a Heisman-frontrunning quarterback and returns significant production.
  • Both teams face challenges but have shown strong potential under current coaching.
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The New York Knicks finally broke through and snapped their 53-year drought. Which college football team could do the same in 2026?

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