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During the Bowl Coalition and Bowl Alliance era, without the participation of the Big Ten and Pac 10 conferences, scheduling a definitive championship game was somewhat "hit or miss." For instance, 1994 #2 Penn State and 1997#1 Michigan were obligated to play in the Rose Bowl pursuant to the Big Ten's contractual commitment and were therefore unable to participate in the championship game.

Since the formation of the Bowl Championship Series, there have also been several controversies regarding the formula used for selecting the participating teams. Most notably, following the 2003 season, the BCS ranking system excluded consensus No. 1 University of Southern California from the BCS Championship Game (The Nokia Sugar Bowl). Next up in 2004, an undefeated Auburn team was left out the BCS Championship Game (The FedEX Orange Bowl). See Bowl Championship Series#BCS controversies for a further discussion of these controversies.

The USA Today Coaches Poll is contractually obligated to name the winner of this game as the National Champion in its final poll of the season.