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| label1 = Sport
| data1 = American Football
| label2 = Current edition
| data2 = [[NSCF 33]]
| label3 = No. of Teams
| data3 = 44 (as of [[NSCF 34]])
| label4 = Commissioner
| data4 = Solange Viel ([[Quebec and Shingoryeo]])
| label5 = Nations
| data5 = Various
| label6 = Official Website
| data6 = [[nstopic:72973|nscf.ns]]
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'''NationStates College Football''' or '''NSCF''' is an international collegiate American football league. The league was founded by a [[Churchma|Churchmanian]] organisation linked to [[Colden University]] and has experienced steady growth in reputation throughout its existence. The [[NSCF 1|initial season]] was contested by ten teams in a single round-robin format, with a four-team playoff. The team from Osarian school [[Utica University]] emerged victorious, beating the representatives of the [[University of Arkinesia]] 23-17 in the final. In the seasons that followed, conferences were established, and a procedural list was written to govern the administrative and legislative features of the league.

While the league has been administrated in various nations across the Multiverse, having previously been headquartered in [[Lexington, Churchma|Lexington]], [[Churchma]]; [[Burningham, Osarius|Burningham]], [[Osarius]]; and [[Ramusok, Cosumar|Ramusok]], [[Cosumar]] – the league is currently headquartered at [[NSCF House]], [[Joongyeong]], [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]]. The most recent champions of NSCF are [[Northern Moravica University]] of [[Banija]], who won their second NSCF championship with a 35-33 win over the [[Cavsar University]] of [[Drawkland]], in the [[NSCF 34]] Championship Game.

==History==
===Beginnings===
Originally the brainchild of a group of Churchmanian media correspondents, the concept of an international collegiate league for American football was floated in discussions with various nations across the multiverse. The initial format and logistics were still uncertain at this point, but interest was high enough for those involved to move forward with trying to arrange something concrete.

After months of discussion and compromise – notably, the involved nations had differing ideas on how to decide which team would represent them, and when in the year the competition would take place – the initial season was opened for applications. Soon there would be nine confirmed participants, and a temporary "headquarters" from which the league would be governed, was established in Lexington, Churchma.

Weeks before the inaugural season kicked off, a tenth team was admitted to the competition, and the competition format was clarified. The teams would all play each other in a single round-robin league, for nine regular season games. The four teams with the best records would then progress to a seeded playoff bracket to determine the champions. The season would play out with some high attendances and reasonable media viewership, culminating in the [[NSCF 1#Championship game|championship game]] between the league's two best records from the regular season. The [[Utica University|Utica Tigers]] would prevail, beating the [[University of Arkinesia|Arkinesia Wyverns]] 23-17.

===Expansion===
After a modestly successful first season, NSCF established a committee of experienced figures in the world of sport from various nations in the multiverse, and began the application process for a second season. When it became clear that the number of entrants had ballooned from the previous year, the committee came to the consensus that the league should be split into conferences. Four conferences were established for season two; [[NSCF Big Eight conference|Big Eight]], [[NSCF Horizon conference|Horizon]], [[NSCF Woodlands conference|Woodlands]] and [[NSCF Sequoia conference|Sequoia]]. The league also changed to a double round-robin regular season format, with the top two in each conference contesting conference championship games. The conference champions would then be seeded and contest the playoffs to determine a champion. [[Eirikssonia University]] emerged victorious in [[NSCF 2|season two]], the first champions of NSCF under the multiple conference format. Since that year, NSCF has been contested by at least thirty teams per season, and a total of [[#Conferences|eight conferences]] have been established, though only twice ([[NSCF 7]], [[NSCF 18]]) have all eight been contested in the same year.

[[NSCF 3|Season three]] saw yet another expansion, with the creation of the [[NSCF Mineral conference|Mineral conference]], though conferences shrunk in size to seven teams each, rather than eight in season two. The playoffs would also expand, with sixteen teams making it to the post-season. That same year, the Utica Tigers would become the first program to win multiple NSCF titles, defeating the newcomer [[Frbiba State University|Frbiba State Firebirds]] 37-26 in the [[NSCF 3#Championship game|championship game]], and setting a record for highest scoring NSCF championship game that held until it was broken by 11 points in NSCF 15.

Conference sizes would increase back to eight teams per conference in [[NSCF 4|season four]], with the playoff format staying the same as season three. That season's [[NSCF 4#Championship game|championship game]] would be the first to go into overtime, as the Arkinesia Wyverns overcame the Utica Tigers. At the same time, Utica set a record for the number of appearances in NSCF championship games. After [[NSCF 4|season four]], the NSCF committee deferred to a ''de facto'' [[NationStates College Football#NSCF Commissioner|Commissioner]] from among their ranks – former Osarian international gridiron defensive back, [[Jonathan Hardison]] – who produced the initial version of the [[NationStates College Football#Procedure|NSCF procedural list]], which has governed how the competition is run ever since.

[[NSCF 5|Season five]] saw the establishment of the [[NSCF Equinox conference|Equinox conference]], and the number of teams per conference was reduced to six, where it has remained ever since. This season was also the first to allow games between teams in different conferences, made possible thanks to the development of [[OSPI]] by the [[OSN Oracle|Oracle]] team at [[Osarius Sports Network]]. This necessitated changes to the tiebreaking procedure in NSCF; and non-conference games were decided to not affect conference standings. This has remained the case since the introduction of non-conference games and OSPI. [[NSCF 6|Season six]] saw another expansion conference established, as NSCF headquarters ratified the creation of the [[NSCF Celestia conference|Celestia conference]]. The eighth conference, [[NSCF Zephyr conference|Zephyr]], would be created in response to record participation numbers in [[NSCF 7|season seven]].

[[NSCF 8|Season eight]] saw the [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka Royals]] equal Utica's record of two championship wins, when they beat the [[Netteingen Tech|Netteingen Tech Hyenas]] 30-17. Alzburg-Dyka, in the process, also became the first program – and only, to date – to contest the NSCF championship game three years in a row. They had become the first to win by shut-out in [[NSCF 6|season six]], beating the [[University of Freedom's Altar|Freedom's Altar Flames]] 20-0, before becoming the first team to both win and lose by shutout when they fell 13-0 to the [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem Anchors]] the [[NSCF 7|following year]]. [[NSCF 9|Season nine]] saw the [[University of St Augustinus]] claim the championship with a 10-7 win over the Port Salem Anchors, becoming the first team to win the championship in their first year of NSCF competition since Eirikssonia University in season two.

===Rise of Ramusok Capital===
[[NSCF 10|Season ten]] saw the first change of commissioner since the role was formalised in season five, and the NSCF returned after a short hiatus. Despite fresh beginnings off the field, two veteran teams – both ever-present in NSCF since its founding – competed in the championship game, with the Utica Tigers becoming only the second team to lose multiple championship games as the [[Ramusok Capital University|Ramusok Capital Dragons]] claimed their first title, winning 27-13. The game took place in Klyde, Cosumar, making the Dragons the first team to win the NSCF championship in their own nation. The [[NSCF 11|following season]], the [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore Bruins]] would win the championship, beating [[Army Academy]] 10-0, making [[Cosumar]] the first nation to produce multiple NSCF championship-winning programs. In [[NSCF 12|Season twelve]], [[St Michael University]] became only the third team – not counting Utica in season 1 – to win the championship in their debut season, following Eirikssonia and St Augustinus, and the second team to win the championship in overtime.

[[NSCF 13|Season thirteen]] saw yet another change of commissioner, and Utica reclaimed the record for most championships outright, defeating [[NSCF 11|season eleven]]'s champions, the Stoneshore Bruins, 3-0 in the record lowest-scoring championship game. The [[NSCF 14|following season]] saw [[Harbor College]] (then known as South Seas University) become the only team in NSCF history to play in multiple championship games without winning one, after their defeat to the [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder]]. The championship was hosted at [[Liberty Stadium]] in Istria, making Loyola the second school to win a championship hosted in their own nation, and the first to win one in their own town (though it was not their home stadium).

The [[Loyola University at Istria|reigning champions]] would become only the second to not enter the [[NSCF 15|following season]], though they had simply missed the registration deadline rather than disappearing from international circles, as St Michael had previously. In their absence, Ramusok Capital returned to the top of the pile, beating St Croix – themselves riding a wave of confidence after knocking Utica off top spot in the Woodlands conference and then eliminating the storied Osarian school in the playoffs – in a record high-scoring championship game. The 44-30 scoreline beat the NSCF 3 record for most points scored in the championship by a clear 11 points. With this victory, RCU became the only team to have played multiple championship games without losing, and Cosumar equalled Osarius for most championship-winning programs produced.

Though nominations had been opened up in the off-season for the position of NSCF Commissioner, and there was talk of realigning conferences, no changes took place in time for [[NSCF 16|Season sixteen]]. However, NSCF 16 did see an increase in entrants, and with it, the return of two previously suspended conferences. The Big Eight Conference was contested for the first time in almost ten seasons, while the Sequoia Conference returned for the first time since NSCF 11. Ramusok Capital University would ultimately be crowned champions at the end of the season, becoming the first team to retain the title, and equalling Utica University's three championships. Notably, this was also the first season in which Utica did not make the playoffs, ending their record streak of post-season appearances at fifteen.

===Banijan-Ranorian Duopoly===
Though Ramusok Capital won the NSCF 16 championship by a considerable margin, they would fail to win the Horizon Conference in [[NSCF 17]]. Instead, the newcomers in [[Sadeg State University]] from Drawkland won the conference, though they weren't the first Drawkian school to play in the Horizon. Ramusok Capital would not return to the championship game from this point on. Instead, the NSCF 14 champions in Loyola-Istria would capture their second championship, defeating the [[Academy of Space]]. This made Loyola-Istria the fourth school to earn two championships.

The next four seasons were hallmarked by Banijan dominance. From [[NSCF 17]] to [[NSCF 21]], every title game would feature a Banijan program, though only three of those games resulted in wins for the Banijan school. [[NSCF 18]] would see the Raiders of [[Mar Sara Tech]] raise the championship over Loyola-Istria. This ended a three-season stretch where the NSCF Champion was already a past champion. The final was hosted in Busukuma, Banija, making this the first time a program lost an NSCF championship hosted in their home nation.

[[NSCF 19]]'s championship would feature a program from [[Ranoria]] for the first time. [[Richardson University]] entered the fold for the first time in NSCF 16, and won the newly reopened Big Eight Conference twice in a row. This would be their first foray into the title game, but the championship was won by [[Northern Moravica University]], another Banijan program. This would make Banija the second nation in NSCF history to have two separate schools win the championship.

[[NSCF 20]] would be redemption for Ranoria, as their second school, [[Cold Hill University]], would win the championship over Northern Moravica. Hosted in the [[Karmin-Falce Superdome]] in Ranoria City, this would mark the third time a school would win the NSCF championship in their home nation. In [[NSCF 21]], the roles would be reversed. The reigning champions were defeated in the championship by the other school from the nation that lost the previous championship. In this case, Cold Hill would lose to Loyola-Istria in a 41-35 championship that would set the record for most points scored in an NSCF championship, eclipsing NSCF 15's total by two points. This win for Loyola-Istria tied them with Ramusok Capital and Utica for the most wins by an NSCF program at three, and tied Banija with Cosumar for most championship-winning programs at four.

In [[NSCF 22]], Cold Hill would become the fifth school in NSCF history to win two championships. They defeated the newcomers in [[Felswyr State University]] from Chromatika. This was the first season to not feature a Cosumarite school in NSCF history. Felswyr State made a name for themselves by winning the Horizon conference in an undefeated run, featuring a historic defense. The championship loss to Cold Hill was only the second loss in program history for Felswyr State.

===Era of Parity===
Cold Hill University's hurrah, however, while definitive with the calibre of all-worldly talent to have come out of the program, would soon be caught up as the programs across the sporting Multiverse. The internationalisation of the game, which had come in the form of international recruitment periods, as well as the further development of international rivalries, had made it easier for the other schools to catch up to the Banijan-Ranorian duopoly. By the end of the NSCF 22, when [[Felswyr State University]] had made a stunning debut campaign to the Championship game, it became increasingly clear that the duopoly would soon end...

==Competition format==
===Conferences===
===Playoffs===

==Culture==
===Recruiting===
===Curse of the Runner-up===
An once-prominent theme in NSCF is the "Curse of the Runner-Up", which dictates that the team losing in the Championship game will have a poor season the following year. Prior to NSCF 7, no team finishing a season as runner-up picked up a single win in the playoffs the following season. In the history of NSCF, ten runner-up teams have won a playoff game in the following season, including just three who have returned to the championship game for a second year running. Victims of the curse include University of Arkinesia, Northern Moravica University, South Seas University, and Utica University – each on two separate occasions.

The curse currently holds a "success" rate around 45%, claiming 15 victims from a possible 33, but only 3 in the 15 most recent seasons. At one point, the curse appeared to be broken, especially after six consecutive seasons where the previous cycle's finalist had made at least the Quarterfinals of the following year's competition – including Northern Moravica, who had gone out in the Quarterfinals but had won their first round match. The curse, however, is recently claimed to have returned claiming Staramara Tech and Raynor University as the latest victims in their subsequent seasons.

{{colorbox|gold}} '''Beat''' the curse (returned to the championship game)  {{colorbox|silver}} '''Survived''' the curse (advanced beyond the first round of the playoffs)

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Season
! Runner-up
! Performance in following season
|-
| NSCF 1
| '''University of Arkinesia'''
| Eliminated in the Conference Championship round of NSCF 2
|-
| NSCF 2
| '''University of St. John's Island'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 3 playoffs
|-
| NSCF 3
| '''Frbiba State University'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 4 playoffs
|-
| NSCF 4
| '''Utica University'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 5
|-
| NSCF 5
| '''University of Arkinesia'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 6
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 6
| '''Freedom's Altar University'''
| Eliminated in Quarterfinals of NSCF 7
|- style="background:Gold;"
| NSCF 7
| '''University of Alzburg-Dyka'''
| Won the NSCF 8 Championship
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 8
| '''Netteingen Tech'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 9
|-
| NSCF 9
| '''University of Port Salem'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 10
|-
| NSCF 10
| '''Utica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 11, after a first-round bye
|-
| NSCF 11
| '''Army Academy'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 12, Lei Bowl Champions
|-
| NSCF 12
| '''South Seas University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 13, Lei Bowl Champions
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 13
| '''Stoneshore College'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 14
|-
| NSCF 14
| '''South Seas University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 15 (as Harbor College)
|- style="background:Gold;"
| NSCF 15
| '''Université St. Croix'''
| Defeated in the Championship Game of NSCF 16
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 16
| '''Université St. Croix'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 17
|-
| NSCF 17
| '''Academy of Space'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 18 Playoffs
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 18
| '''University of Loyola-Istria'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 19
|-
| NSCF 19
| '''Richardson University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 20, Drawk Bowl champions
|-
| NSCF 20
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 21
|- style="background:gold;"
| NSCF 21
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Won NSCF 22 Championship
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 22
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 23
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 23
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 24
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 24
| '''Trent State University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 25
|-style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 25
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 26
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 26
| '''Green City University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 27
|-
| NSCF 27
| '''Staramara Tech University'''
| Eliminated in the First Round of NSCF 28
|-
| NSCF 28
| '''Raynor University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 29, lost bowl game
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 29
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 30
|-style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 30
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Championship Game of NSCF 31
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 31
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 32
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 32
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Defeated in the Semifinals of NSCF 32
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 33
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Semifinals of NSCF 32
|-
|}

===Unofficial College Football World Championship===
:''Full article: [[Unofficial College Football World Championship]]''

While the champions of each season of NSCF are considered College Football World Champions, often they will not have had to face the previous season's champion.

In response to criticism over this, Oracle devised a system of tracking a [[wikipedia:lineal championship|lineal championship]], like in combat sports, known as the Unofficial College Football World Championship (UCFWC). The basic premise goes as follows:
* The first NSCF Championship game was the first title game; the winners of that game were the first holders of the UCFWC
* All NSCF-sanctioned games involving the titleholder are considered "title games"
* If the titleholder loses a title game, the title passes over to the winner. A draw or a victory means they retain the title.
* Final results of title games are counted regardless of overtime; meaning a defeat in overtime still counts.

Oracle have since added more rules and regulations to govern what happens in cases where the titleholder does not make the playoffs, ceases to exist, or simply fails to enter the following season of NSCF. As a result, there are four recognised "world titles", though Oracle seeks to see the other three unified with the lineal championship whenever possible.

Offshoots of the concept also exist, tracking the lineal champions of each of the NSCF conferences – only counting regular season, in-conference play – though these are seldom mentioned in Oracle's promotional material.

As of the NSCF 16 Championship game, the recognised (world) titleholders are as follows
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Title
!Holders
|-
|Lineal
|{{flagicon|COS}} [[Ramusok Capital University]]
|-
|Interim
|''Vacant''
|-
|Silver
|''Vacant''
|-
|Legacy{{ref|1}}
|''Vacant''
|}

{{note|1}}  The actual holders of the Legacy championship, University of Westshire, ceased to exist prior to the start of NSCF 17. Oracle stripped them of the title as a result.


==NSCF Committee==
===NSCF Commissioner===

==Rules==
NSCF operates under the internationally accepted rule set for college-level American football, also known as [[wikipedia:IFAF|IFAF]] rules. These differ slightly from the ruleset commonly used in the professional game, or in the different national variations that exist of the sport. Most notable is the lack of sudden death overtime.

As a league, NSCF does not enforce any specific on-field rules which alter the way the game is played. Nor is there a hard limit on roster size – though for all intents and purposes, a program cannot name more than one hundred players, due to jersey numbering restrictions – or recruiting.

===Procedure===
The [[NSCF Procedural List]]<ref name="Procedural List" /> was written by then-Commissioner and former Osarius international gridiron defensive back, [[Jonathan Hardison]] prior to season five. Since then it has been adapted and updated multiple times, to address changing concerns within NSCF. All amendments to the procedural list require a majority vote from the [[NationStates College Football#NSCF Committee|NSCF Committee]] to be officially implemented.

The procedural list details, among other things:
*NSCF committee regulations, including voting procedure,
*NSCF competition entry requirements and restrictions,
*ranking calculation procedure,
*conference alignment rules,
*standings calculation and playoff seeding procedure,
*rules for non-conference games, including games for independent schools

==Honours==
===Champions===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! style="width: 5%;"| Game
! style="width: 14%;"| Winning team
! style="width: 2%;"| Score
! style="width: 14%;"| Losing team
! style="width: 16%;"| Venue
! style="width: 15%;"| Location
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|01|[[NSCF season 1|NSCF 1]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 01|[[Utica University NSCF 1 season|Utica University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2317|23–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Arkinesia 01|[[University of Arkinesia]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Dorrel Stadium 01|[[Dorrel Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Lexington, Moorhatch, Churchma 01|Lexington, Moorhatch, [[Churchma]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|02|[[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Eirikssonia University 01|[[Eirikssonia University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2117|21–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|St. John's Island University 01|[[St. John's Island University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Justinian Field 01|[[Justinian Field]]}}
|{{Sort|Kaldukosk, Cosumar 01|Kaldukosk, [[Cosumar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|03|[[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 02|[[Utica University NSCF 3 season|Utica University]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3726|37–26}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Frbiba State University 01|[[Frbiba State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Tiegemburk Park 01|[[Tiegemburk Park]]}}
|{{Sort|Dyka, Nasto, Mytannion 01|Dyka, Nasto, [[Mytannion]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|04|[[NSCF season 4|NSCF 4]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Arkinesia 02|[[University of Arkinesia]] (1, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1916|19–16}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Utica University 03|[[Utica University NSCF 4 season|Utica University]] (3, 2–1)}}
|{{Sort|Dorrel Stadium 01|[[Dorrel Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Lexington, Moorhatch, Churchma 01|Lexington, Moorhatch, [[Churchma]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|05|[[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Frbiba State University 02|[[Frbiba State University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1312|13–12}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Arkinesia 03|[[University of Arkinesia]] (3, 1–2)}}
|{{Sort|Martin Connors Memorial Stadium 01|[[Martin Connors Memorial Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Utica, Tubriss, Osarius 01|[[Utica]], [[Tubriss]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|06|[[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 01|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2000|20–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Freedom's Altar University 01|[[Freedom's Altar University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Rose Bowl 01|[[The Rose Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Pasadena, Los Angeles, Free South Califas 01|Pasadena, Los Angeles, [[Free South Califas]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|07|[[NSCF season 7|NSCF 7]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Port Salem 01|[[University of Port Salem]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1300|13–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 02|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Sacred Heart 01|[[The Sacred Heart]]}}
|{{Sort|Freedom's Altar, Yesopalitha 01|Freedom's Altar, [[Yesopalitha]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|08|[[NSCF season 8|NSCF 8]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 03|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3017|30–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Netteingen Tech 01|[[Netteingen Tech]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Benevolence Bowl 01|[[The Benevolence Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Dynapolis, Osarius 01|[[Dynapolis]], [[Draconium]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|09|[[NSCF season 9|NSCF 9]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of St Augustinus 01|[[University of St Augustinus]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1007|10–7}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Port Salem 02|[[University of Port Salem]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Benevolence Bowl 02|[[The Benevolence Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Dynapolis, Osarius 02|[[Dynapolis]], [[Draconium]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|10|[[NSCF season 10|NSCF 10]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 01|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2713|27–13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Utica University 04|[[Utica University NSCF 10 season|Utica University]] (4, 2–2)}}
|{{Sort|Klyde Sportsplex 01|[[Klyde Sportsplex]]}}
|{{Sort|Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, Cosumar 01|Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, [[Cosumar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|11|[[NSCF season 11|NSCF 11]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Stoneshore College 01|[[Stoneshore College]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1000|10–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Army Academy 01|[[Army Academy]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Plumeria Garden 01|[[The Plumeria Garden]]}}
|{{Sort|Mosaic, Costa Aluria 01|Mosaic, [[Costa Aluria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|12|[[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|St. Michael University 01|[[St. Michael University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2117|10–3}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|South Seas University 01|[[South Seas University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Liberty Stadium 01|[[Liberty Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Istria, Moravica, Banija 01|Istria, Moravica, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|13|[[NSCF season 13|NSCF 13]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 05|[[Utica University NSCF 13 season|Utica University]] (5, 3–2)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|0300|3–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Stoneshore College 02|[[Stoneshore College]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Los Angeles Stadium 01|[[Los Angeles Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Pogar Island, Yosmar 01|Pogar Island, [[Yosmar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|14|[[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 01|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2016|20–16}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|South Seas University 02|[[South Seas University]] (2, 0–2)}}
|{{Sort|Liberty Stadium 02|[[Liberty Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Istria, Moravica, Banija 02|Istria, Moravica, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|15|[[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 02|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4430|44–30}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Université St. Croix 01|[[Université St Croix]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Plumeria Garden 02|[[The Plumeria Garden]]}}
|{{Sort|Mosaic, Kalalau 02|Mosaic, [[Kalalau]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|16|[[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 03|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (3, 3–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3803|38–3}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Université St. Croix 02|[[Université St Croix]] (2, 0–2)}}
|{{Sort|Millenium Park 01|[[Millenium Park]]}}
|{{Sort|East Portus, Iron Syndicate 01|East Portus, [[Iron Syndicate]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|17|NSCF 17}}<ref name="NSCF 17" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 01|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1307|13-7}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Academy of Space 01|[[Academy of Space]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 01|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 01|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|18|NSCF 18}}<ref name="NSCF 18" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mar Sara Tech 01|[[Mar Sara Tech]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3420|34-20}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 03|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (3, 2–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stadium of the Restoration 01|[[Stadium of the Restoration]]}}
|{{Sort|Busukuma, Banija 01|Busukuma, National Capitol Region, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|19|NSCF 19}}<ref name="NSCF 19" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Northern Moravica University 01|[[Northern Moravica University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2420|24-20}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Richardson University 01|[[Richardson University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|VannAir Stadium 01|[[VannAir Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Olson, Vangaziland 01|Olson, Svennish Islands, [[Vangaziland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|20|NSCF 20}}<ref name="NSCF 20" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 01|[[Cold Hill University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2600|26-0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 02|[[Northern Moravica University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 02|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 02|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|21|NSCF 21}}<ref name="NSCF 21" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 04|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4135|41-35}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Cold Hill University 02|[[Cold Hill University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|BBP National Stadium 01|[[Baker_Park_national_football_team#BBP_National_Stadium|BBP National Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Belle Haven, Baker Park 01|[[Belle Haven]], [[Baker Park]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|22|NSCF 22}}<ref name="NSCF 22" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 03|[[Cold Hill University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2013|20-13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Felswyr State University University 01|[[Felswyr State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|BBP National Stadium 02|[[Baker_Park_national_football_team#BBP_National_Stadium|BBP National Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Belle Haven, Baker Park 02|[[Belle Haven]], [[Baker Park]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|23|NSCF 23}}<ref name="NSCF 23" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Sadeg State University 01|[[Sadeg State University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3424|34-24}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 03|[[Northern Moravica University]] (3, 1–2)}}
|{{Sort|Stadium of the Restoration 02|[[Stadium of the Restoration]]}}
|{{Sort|Busukuma, Banija 02|Busukuma, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|24|NSCF 24}}<ref name="NSCF 24" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 02|[[Felswyr State University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4117|41-17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Trent State University 01|[[Trent State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 03|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 03|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|25|NSCF 25}}<ref name="NSCF 25" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Raynor University 01|[[Raynor University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2913|29-13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 04|[[Northern Moravica University]] (4, 1–3)}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani Motor Speedway 01|[[Ruwani Motor Speedway]]}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani, Banija 01|Ruwani, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|26|NSCF 26}}<ref name="NSCF 26" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 03|[[Felswyr State University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|163|16-3}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Green City University 01|[[Green City University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Seven Stars Stadium 01|[[Seven Stars Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Centivar County 01|Centivar County, [[Drawkland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|27|NSCF 27}}<ref name="NSCF 27" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Richardson University 02|[[Richardson University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|76|7-6}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Staramara Tech University 01|[[Staramara Tech University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stade St. Croix 01|[[Stade St. Croix]]}}
|{{Sort|Joongyeong, Quebec 01|Joongyeong, [[Quebec and Shingoyreo]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|28|NSCF 28}}<ref name="NSCF 28" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 04|[[Felswyr State University]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3127|31-27}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Raynor University 01|[[Raynor University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Elysium 01|[[The Elysium]]}}
|{{Sort|Rouyoutte 01|Rouyoutte, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|29|NSCF 29}}<ref name="NSCF 29" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 04|[[Cold Hill University]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3635|36-35}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 05|[[Felswyr State University]] (5, 3–2)}}
|{{Sort|Kavuma Field 01|[[Kavuma Field]]}}
|{{Sort|Herzegovina City 01|[[Herzegovina City]], [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|30|NSCF 30}}<ref name="NSCF 30" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Richardson University 03|[[Richardson University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|379|37-9}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 05|[[Cold Hill University]] (5, 3–2)}}
|{{Sort|Stadi Cardenao 01|[[Stadi Cardenao]]}}
|{{Sort|New Cardonia 01|[[New Cardonia]], [[Cardenao]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|31|NSCF 31}}<ref name="NSCF 31" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Raynor University 02|[[Raynor University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|5433|54-33}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 06|[[Cold Hill University]] (6, 3–3)}}
|{{Sort|Henza Centre 01|[[Henza Centre]]}}
|{{Sort|D'Rea 01|[[D'Rea]], [[Chromatika]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|32|NSCF 32}}<ref name="NSCF 32" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mar Sara Tech 02|[[Mar Sara Tech]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1210|12-10}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 05|[[Felswyr State University]] (6, 3–3)}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani Motor Speedway 02|[[Ruwani Motor Speedway]]}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani 01|[[Ruwani]], [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|33|NSCF 33}}<ref name="NSCF 33" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cavsar University 01|[[Cavsar University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3427|34-27}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 07|[[Cold Hill University]] (7, 3–4)}}
|{{Sort|Seven Stars Stadium 02|[[Seven Stars Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Centivar County 02|[[Centivar County]], [[Drawkland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|34|NSCF 34}}<ref name="NSCF 34" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Northern Moravica University 02|[[Northern Moravica University]] (4, 2–2)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3533|35-33}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cavsar University 02|[[Cavsar University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Henza Centre 02|[[Henza Centre]]}}
|{{Sort|D'Rea 02|[[D'Rea]], [[Chromatika]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|35|NSCF 35}}<ref name="NSCF 35" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mountain District University 07|[[Mountain District University]] (7, 4–3)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|0906|9-6}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|University of Aberstadt 07|[[University of Aberstadt]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stade St. Croix 02|[[Stade St. Croix]]}}
|{{Sort|Joongyeong 02|[[Joongyeong]], [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]]}}
|}

====Champions by nation====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Nation
! Wins
! Team(s)
|-
| {{flag|Banija}}
| 5
| Loyola-Istria (3), Northern Moravica (2)
|-
| {{flag|Ranoria}}
| 5
| Cold Hill (3), Richardson (2)
|-
| {{flag|Valanora}}
| 4
| Mar Sara Tech (2), Raynor (2)
|-
| {{flag|Cosumar}}
| 4
| Ramusok Capital (3), Stoneshore
|-
| {{flag|Chromatika}}
| 4
| Mountain District (4)
|-
| {{flag|Osarius}}
| 3
| Utica (3)
|-
| {{flag|Drawkland}}
| 2
| Sadeg State, Cavsar
|-
| {{flagicon|MYT}} [[Mytanija]]
| 2
| Alzburg-Dyka (2)
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Buffalostan]]
| 1
| Eirikssonia
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Arkinesia]]
| 1
| Arkinesia
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Michael VII]]
| 1
| Frbiba State
|-
| {{flag|West Guiana}}
| 1
| Port Salem
|-
| {{flag|Saintland}}
| 1
| St. Augustinus
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[The Isles of Azoria]]
| 1
| St. Michael
|}

====Champions by conference====
NOTE: The below figures do not count Utica's win in season one for Woodlands conference, as conferences did not yet exist in NSCF.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Conference
! Wins
! Team(s)
|-
| Horizon
| 10
| Mountain District (4), Ramusok Capital (3), Sadeg State, Stoneshore, Cavsar
|-
| Big Eight
| 7
| Eirikssonia, Mar Sara Tech, Cold Hill (3), Richardson (2)
|-
| Celestia
| 6
| St. Augustinus, Loyola-Istria (3), Northern Moravica (2)
|-
| Woodlands
| 4
| Utica (2), Frbiba State, Arkinesia
|-
| Zephyr
| 3
| Raynor (2), Mar Sara Tech
|-
| Sequoia
| 2
| Alzburg-Dyka (2)
|-
| Mineral
| 2
| Port Salem, St. Michael
|-
|}

===Conference champions===
Since NSCF season 2, the league has operated in a multiple conference format. Originally, a series of games between the top two ranked sides in each conference determined the conference champions, and these games doubled as the playoff quarter-finals. This practice was discontinued after one season, however. Since season three, the team with the best record in each conference – according to official NSCF standings calculation procedure – at the end of in-conference play, has been crowned conference champion.

Since the beginning of the multiple conference format, only Horizon conference has been active every season. In addition, the Celestia and Zephyr conferences have also been active every season since they were established. Every other conference has been suspended at least once.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 5%;"| Season
! style="width: 8%;"| Big Eight
! style="width: 8%;"| Celestia
! style="width: 8%;"| Equinox
! style="width: 8%;"| Horizon
! style="width: 8%;"| Mineral
! style="width: 8%;"| Sequoia
! style="width: 8%;"| Woodlands
! style="width: 8%;"| Zephyr
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Eirikssonia University|Eirikssonia]]
| rowspan=4 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[St. John's Island University|St John's]]
| [[Utica University|Utica]]
| rowspan=5 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]
| [[Darien-Pushania University|DPU]]
| rowspan=4 | [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| [[Riversburg-Madison University|RMU]]
| [[Frbiba State University|FSU]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 4|NSCF 4]]
| [[Scott City University|Scott City]]
| [[Colden University|Colden]]
| rowspan=3 | [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Bugny A&M University|Bugny A&M]]
| [[Farstate University|Farstate]]
| [[Freedom's Altar University|FAU]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]
| [[Tim City University|Tim City]]
| rowspan=2 | [[National University at Mardi|NU-Mardi]]
| [[University of West TaQud|West TaQud]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 7|NSCF 7]]
| [[Scott City University|Scott City]]
| [[Fair Haven State University|Fair Haven State]]
| [[Freedom's Altar University|FAU]]
| [[Salem Community College|SCC]]
| [[Riversburg-Madison University|RMU]]
| [[Loyola University|Loyola]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 8|NSCF 8]]
| rowspan=8 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Universite St. Croix|St. Croix]]
| rowspan=10 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[University of West TaQud|West TaQud]]
| [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| rowspan=2 | [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka]]
| [[University of Jagoza|Jagoza]]
| [[St Michael the Archangel University|St Michael Archangel]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 9|NSCF 9]]
| rowspan=2 | [[University of St. Augustinus|St. Augustinus]]
| [[St. Martin's College|St. Martin's]]
| [[Reimsburgh Tech University|Reimsburgh]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
| [[St. Thomas University|St. Thomas]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 10|NSCF 10]]
| [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[College of Murin|Murin]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 11|NSCF 11]]
| [[Army Academy]]
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| [[Valor Coast University|Valor Coast]]
| [[Yuma University|Yuma]]
| [[Université St. Croix|St. Croix]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Ceneisis Naval Academy|Ceneisis]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[St. Michael University|St. Michael]]
| rowspan=4 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 13|NSCF 13]]
| [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]
| [[University of Loyola-Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[South Seas University|South Seas]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Imperial Military Academy|Imperial]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]
| [[University of Angelwood-Aprilia|Angelwood-Aprilia]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Mount Maris University|Mount Maris]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Universite St. Croix|St. Croix]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Leopord Central University|Leopord Central]]
| [[University of Jackson|Jackson]]
| [[Thereisnogodistan Community College|Thereisnogodistan]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 17|NSCF 17]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| [[Gallian Military Academy|Gallian Military]]
| [[Calix City Institute of Archaeology|Calix City]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Cenesis Naval Academy|Ceneisis Naval]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 18|NSCF 18]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
| [[Loirgrunzodd University|Loirgrunzodd]]
| [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| rowspan=4 | [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| [[Gyan-Johnson University|Gyan-Johnson]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 19|NSCF 19]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| rowspan=14 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[The Academy of Space|Space]]
| [[Xannerian Polytechnical Institute|XPI]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Imperial Military Academy|Imperial]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 20|NSCF 20]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| rowspan=13 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 | [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 21|NSCF 21]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| [[Bowerstone University|Bowerstone]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 22|NSCF 22]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| [[Salamantic Universities|Salamantic]]
| [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy|Squidroidia AFA]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 23|NSCF 23]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| rowspan=2 | [[New Lakeland University|New Lakeland]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 24|NSCF 24]]
| rowspan=1 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 25|NSCF 25]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[Trent State University|Trent State]]
| [[Brattleboro Technical Institute|Brat Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 26|NSCF 26]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Green City University|Green City]]
| [[Crown's College]]
| [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 27|NSCF 27]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
| rowspan=3 | [[University of Mancodas|Mancodas]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 28|NSCF 28]]
| [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Green City University|Green City]]
| rowspan=5 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 29|NSCF 29]]
| [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[University of Alexandroupolis|Alexandroupolis]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 30|NSCF 30]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
| [[University of Columbus-Prairie|Columbus-Prairie]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 31|NSCF 31]]
| rowspan=2 | [[LeBois Santura University|LeBois Santura]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Islamic University of Busoga|Islamic Busoga]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 32|NSCF 32]]
| [[Niakursk University|Niakursk]]
|}

===Awards===
Since NSCF season 2, the league has hosted its official awards in various points of the competition. A set of five awards have been awarded for the student-athletes' respective excellence throughout the gridiron season.

Due to their prestige, as well as the rarity afforded by the fact that awards are presented infrequently – many editions of NSCF have not seen enough nominations given by respective members' institutions to warrant a vote – winning any of the awards alone bring particular glory to the institution. The list of winners over the course of its history has also reflected the popular trends found within the competition itself, with recent cycles indicating a strong preference towards top quarterbacks.

The awards are also known to be particularly difficult to repeat or win twice, with only nine persons having achieved this task before. Quarterbacks [[Mikjel Ostgurn]] (Alzburg-Dyka), [[Isaka Jawara]] (Loyola-Istria), [[Sarai Gwenderyn]], [[Kadesh Odika]] (Felswyr State), [[Benoit Youngblood]] (Cold Hill), [[C.C. Youngblood]] (Saguenay) and Odin Sørbø (Raynor), have all won the trophy twice, with the first three generally viewed as three of the most iconic faces of the competition and gridiron football. [[Sara McAllister]] (Felswyr State) has set the standard for all kickers in the competition with her remarkable performances, while eccentric, unconventional guru [[Silas "Goose" Carneghy]] carves himself into the history book with his achievements made while coaching South Seas University.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 5%;"| Season
! style="width: 8%;"| Most Outstanding Player
! style="width: 8%;"| Offensive Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Defensive Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Special Teams Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Coach of the Year
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]
| QB Stu Gildon (Sr., Colden)
| QB Tom Ehrlich (Fr., Erikssonia)
| SS Jeff Atkinson (So., Erikssonia)
| KR/PR Ben Cook (Fr., Erikssonia)
| Miles Parker (Colden)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]
| QB [[Mikjel Ostgurn]] (So., Alzburg-Dyka)
| QB [[Luke Saint]] (So., Utica)
| DT Jaap Ravn (Jr., Riversburg-Madison)
| K [[Paul Atkinson]] (Sr., Utica)
| [[Mike Zampese]] (Utica)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]
| QB Mikjel Ostgurn (Sr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| QB Mikjel Ostgurn (Sr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| CB Leon Calk (So., Utica)
| K Dillon Brecht (Sr., Frbiba State)
| Rob Troxel (Alzburg-Dyka)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]
| DT Marwan Pijnenberg (Jr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| RB Ihor Voronkov (So., Alzburg-Dyka)
| CB Hi'ro Manaka'li (Sr., Utica)
| K McRoss Avery (Sr., West TaQud)
| Jim Marskman (Freedom's Altar)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]
| QB Ezra Talbot (South Seas)
| QB Andreas Polus (St. Augustinus)
| DE Toby Tancredi (Stoneshore)
| KR/PR Javan Ford (Utica)
| [[Silas "Goose" Carneghy]] (South Seas)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]
| QB Dennis Zervos (So., Loyola-Istria)
| TE Christos Cosse (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| SS Miller Keynote (Sr., Imperial Military Academy)
| K Randall Coolidge (So., Castle)
| Silas "Goose" Carneghy (South Seas)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]
| RB Nic Perrantes (Sr., Ramusok Capital)
| QB Kyle LeBlanc (Angelwood-Aprilia)
| DE Philip Umiaktorviq (Sr., Iqaluit)
| K Luis Arana (Jr., Castle)
| Cliff Scuttlesmith (Ramusok Capital)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]
| QB/RB/DB Jeremiah Drake (Sr., Emmanuel Theological)
| TE Johnny Farmer (So., Richardson)
| CB Eddie Rowe (Karl Marx)
| K Sophie Rush (Fr., Frontier State)
| Travin Marsen (Leopard Central)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 17|NSCF 17]]
| TE/DE Johnny Farmer (Jr., Richardson)
| QB [[Isaka Jawara]] (So., Loyola-Istria)
| CB Davon Stovall (Sr., Richardson)
| KR Kostas Costas (Fr., Loyola-Istria)
| Horace Browning (Northern Moravica)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 18|NSCF 18]]
| QB Isaka Jawara (Jr., Loyola-Istria)
| QB John Garrett (Sr., Richardson)
| LB Angelo Gordon (Jr., Cold Hill)
| KR Corrin Fairless (Fr., Loyola-Istria)
| Sandar Ivarsson (Mar Sara Tech)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 19|NSCF 19]]
| QB Thorn Davis (Jr., Cold Hill)
| QB Isaka Jawara (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| S Judas Wolfson (So., Richardson)
| K Nick Fields (Sr., UC-Baker Park)
| Philip McCreary (Tecumseh)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 22|NSCF 22]]
| QB [[Sarai Gwenderyn]] (Fr., Felswyr State)
| QB Deondre Rhine (Jr., Cold Hill)
| DE Dan De Boer (Fr., Salamantic)
| K [[Sara McAllister]] (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Milton Donnelly (Kohnhead City)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 24|NSCF 24]]
| QB Sarai Gwenderyn (Jr., Felswyr State)
| QB Vallienté Wagner-Young (Jr., Northern Moravica)
| MLB Mi-Hyeon Park (Jr., Felswyr State)
| K Sara McAllister (Jr., Felswyr State)
| Johnny Bridgeford (Trent State)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 25|NSCF 25]]
| QB Kualu Luani (Jr., Raynor)
| RB Herman Whitworth (Sr., Kohnhead City)
| OLB Abram Fairbanks (Jr., Loyola-Istria)
| KR/PR Felix Hamilton (Sr., Cold Hill)
| James Arthur (Woodstock City)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 26|NSCF 26]]
| QB Craig Juniper (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| QB Lane Proudfoot (Sr., Cavsar)
| DE Gideon Kearse (Jr., Richardson)
| K Michelle Breille (Jr., Felswyr State)
| C.C. van Eeden Youngblood (Saguenay)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 27|NSCF 27]]
| LB Kaspar Ulvestad (Sr., Richardson)
| QB Benoit Youngblood (Fr., Cold Hill)
| SS Prokopios Vortigern Rooijakkers (Sr., Richardson)
| K Shirley Woo (Sr., Richardson)
| Lee Chapman (Hankow State)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 28|NSCF 28]]
| QB Kadesh Odika (Jr., Felswyr State)
| QB Benoit Youngblood (So., Cold Hill)
| CB Lisa Bonsoon (Fr., Felswyr State)
| K Dwayne Markseon (Sr., Northern Moravica)
| C.C. van Eeden Youngblood (Saguenay)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 29|NSCF 29]]
| QB Kadesh Odika (Sr., Felswyr State)
| RB Rylan Rodgers Jr. (Jr., Richardson)
| OLB Trevor Specter (Sr., Felswyr State)
| K Ivan Homer (Sr., Felswyr State)
| Hannah McKendry (St. Croix)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 30|NSCF 30]]
| QB Bobby Dials (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| QB Bobby Dials (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| OLB Alabester Red (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| K Sam Gustafsson (So., Columbus-Prairie)
| Kasen Harrowitz (Richardson)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 31|NSCF 31]]
| QB Odin Sørbø (Jr., Raynor)
| RB Joshua Okombo (Sr., Islamic Busoga)
| DE Ojare Kahara (Jr., Richardson)
| P Nathanaël De la Croix (Sr., Staramara Tech)
| Andy Magnusson (Raynor)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 32|NSCF 32]]
| QB Odin Sørbø (Sr., Raynor)
| TE/RB/ATH Horace Horton (Jr., Northern Moravica)
| OLB Freya Odinsdottir (So., Felswyr State)
| K Sean Robinson (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Steve Valentine (LeBois Santura)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 33|NSCF 33]]
| WR Julian Gallagher (Jr., Cavsar)
| QB Larry Cunningham (Fr., Columbus-Prairie)
| ILB Tito Bird (So., LeBois Santura)
| K Nicky Wolfe (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Chris Dale (Cold Hill)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 34|NSCF 34]]
| Te/HB Horace Horton (Sr., Northern Moravica)
| QB Brooklyn Beck (Sr., Cavsar)
| S Derek Boss (Jr., Cold Hill)
| K Nicky Wolfe (Fr., Sadeg State)
| Scott Linhart (Cavsar)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 35|NSCF 35]]
| DE Alrick Heidelberg (So., Mountain District)
| RB Vincent Hwang-Dalbec (Jr., Richardson)
| OLB Archer Allen (Sr., Mountain District)
| K Sean Robinson (Sr., Felswyr State)
| Geraint Short (Aberstadt)
|}

'''Awards by school'''
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! School !! Most Outstanding Player !! Offensive Player of the Year !! Defensive Player of the Year !! Special Teams Player of the Year !! Coach of the Year !! Total
|-
| Felswyr State/Mountain District || 5 || – || 5 || 7 || – || 17
|-
| Richardson || 2 || 4 || 5 || 1 || 1 || 13
|-
| Loyola-Istria || 3 || 3 || 1 || 2 || – || 9
|-
| Cold Hill || 1 || 3 || 2 || 1 || 1 || 8
|-
| Alzburg-Dyka || 3 || 2 || – || – || 1 || 6
|-
| Utica || – || 1 || 2 || 2 || 1 || 6
|-
| LeBois Santura || 1 || 1 || 2 || – || 1 || 5
|-
| Northern Moravica || 1 || 2 || – || 1 || 1 || 5
|-
| Cavsar || 1 || 2 || – || – || 1 || 4
|-
| Raynor || 3 || – || – || – || 1 || 4
|-
| Erikssonia || – || 1 || 1 || 1 || – || 3
|-
| South Seas || 1 || – || – || – || 2 || 3
|-
| Castle || – || – || – || 2 || – || 2
|-
| Colden || 1 || – || – || – || 1 || 2
|-
| Columbus-Prairie || – || 1 || – || 1 || – || 2
|-
| Kohnhead City || – || 1 || – || – || 1 || 2
|-
| Ramusok Capital || 1 || – || – || – || 1 || 2
|-
| Saguenay || – || – || – || – || 2 || 2
|-
| Angelwood-Aprilia || – || 1 || – || – || – || 1
|-
| Aberstadt || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Emmanuel Theological || 1 || – || – || – || – || 1
|-
| Frbiba State || – || – || – || 1 || – || 1
|-
| Freedom's Altar || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Frontier State || – || – || – || 1 || – || 1
|-
| Hankow State || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Imperial Military Academy || – || – || 1 || – || – || 1
|-
| Iqaluit || – || – || 1 || – || – || 1
|-
| Islamic University of Busoga || – || 1 || – || – || – || 1
|-
| Karl Marx || – || – || 1 || – || – || 1
|-
| Leopard Central || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Mar Sara Tech || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Riversburg-Madison || – || – || 1 || – || – || 1
|-
| Sadeg State || – || – || – || 1 || – || 1
|-
| Salamantic || – || – || 1 || – || – || 1
|-
| Staramara Tech || – || – || – || 1 || – || 1
|-
| St. Augustinus || – || 1 || – || – || – || 1
|-
| St. Croix || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Stoneshore || – || – || 1 || – || – || 1
|-
| Tecumseh || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| Trent State || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|-
| UC-Baker Park || – || – || – || 1 || – || 1
|-
| West TaQud || – || – || – || 1 || – || 1
|-
| Woodstock City || – || – || – || – || 1 || 1
|}

==Records and Statistics==
===Scoring===


===Matches===


===OSN All-Time Rating===
Between seasons seven and eight, OSN's Oracle team developed an [[wikipedia:Elo rating system|Elo-based]] rating system to determine the best NSCF program of all-time. The formula is calculated for every team after each match they participate in, and uses existing team ratings, among other factors, to calculate the probability of victory. The probability of victory is then converted into a "bounty" of points awarded to the winning team and subtracted from the losing team.

New teams begin on 1500 points, and a maximum of sixteen points can be won or lost per game.

At the end of NSCF 15, the team backdated rating calculations for every team as they would have been calculated after every matchday in NSCF history. The highest rating achieved of all-time was 1969, by Utica University on matchday nine of season fifteen.

Additionally, of the fifty highest recorded ratings, only eight had been reached by a team other than Utica University; and none of those greater than the 37th highest. This means that since matchday nine of season eleven, Utica have possessed the highest all-time rating.

==External links==
==References==
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[[Category:College athletics]]
[[Category:NSCF]]

NationStates College Football

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| image = [[File:NSCF_Logo.png|200px|center]]
| label1 = Sport
| data1 = American Football
| label2 = Current edition
| data2 = [[NSCF 33]]
| label3 = No. of Teams
| data3 = 44 (as of [[NSCF 34]])
| label4 = Commissioner
| data4 = Solange Viel ([[Quebec and Shingoryeo]])
| label5 = Nations
| data5 = Various
| label6 = Official Website
| data6 = [[nstopic:72973|nscf.ns]]
}}
'''NationStates College Football''' or '''NSCF''' is an international collegiate American football league. The league was founded by a [[Churchma|Churchmanian]] organisation linked to [[Colden University]] and has experienced steady growth in reputation throughout its existence. The [[NSCF 1|initial season]] was contested by ten teams in a single round-robin format, with a four-team playoff. The team from Osarian school [[Utica University]] emerged victorious, beating the representatives of the [[University of Arkinesia]] 23-17 in the final. In the seasons that followed, conferences were established, and a procedural list was written to govern the administrative and legislative features of the league.

While the league has been administrated in various nations across the Multiverse, having previously been headquartered in [[Lexington, Churchma|Lexington]], [[Churchma]]; [[Burningham, Osarius|Burningham]], [[Osarius]]; and [[Ramusok, Cosumar|Ramusok]], [[Cosumar]] – the league is currently headquartered at [[NSCF House]], [[Joongyeong]], [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]]. The most recent champions of NSCF are [[Northern Moravica University]] of [[Banija]], who won their second NSCF championship with a 35-33 win over the [[Cavsar University]] of [[Drawkland]], in the [[NSCF 34]] Championship Game.

==History==
===Beginnings===
Originally the brainchild of a group of Churchmanian media correspondents, the concept of an international collegiate league for American football was floated in discussions with various nations across the multiverse. The initial format and logistics were still uncertain at this point, but interest was high enough for those involved to move forward with trying to arrange something concrete.

After months of discussion and compromise – notably, the involved nations had differing ideas on how to decide which team would represent them, and when in the year the competition would take place – the initial season was opened for applications. Soon there would be nine confirmed participants, and a temporary "headquarters" from which the league would be governed, was established in Lexington, Churchma.

Weeks before the inaugural season kicked off, a tenth team was admitted to the competition, and the competition format was clarified. The teams would all play each other in a single round-robin league, for nine regular season games. The four teams with the best records would then progress to a seeded playoff bracket to determine the champions. The season would play out with some high attendances and reasonable media viewership, culminating in the [[NSCF 1#Championship game|championship game]] between the league's two best records from the regular season. The [[Utica University|Utica Tigers]] would prevail, beating the [[University of Arkinesia|Arkinesia Wyverns]] 23-17.

===Expansion===
After a modestly successful first season, NSCF established a committee of experienced figures in the world of sport from various nations in the multiverse, and began the application process for a second season. When it became clear that the number of entrants had ballooned from the previous year, the committee came to the consensus that the league should be split into conferences. Four conferences were established for season two; [[NSCF Big Eight conference|Big Eight]], [[NSCF Horizon conference|Horizon]], [[NSCF Woodlands conference|Woodlands]] and [[NSCF Sequoia conference|Sequoia]]. The league also changed to a double round-robin regular season format, with the top two in each conference contesting conference championship games. The conference champions would then be seeded and contest the playoffs to determine a champion. [[Eirikssonia University]] emerged victorious in [[NSCF 2|season two]], the first champions of NSCF under the multiple conference format. Since that year, NSCF has been contested by at least thirty teams per season, and a total of [[#Conferences|eight conferences]] have been established, though only twice ([[NSCF 7]], [[NSCF 18]]) have all eight been contested in the same year.

[[NSCF 3|Season three]] saw yet another expansion, with the creation of the [[NSCF Mineral conference|Mineral conference]], though conferences shrunk in size to seven teams each, rather than eight in season two. The playoffs would also expand, with sixteen teams making it to the post-season. That same year, the Utica Tigers would become the first program to win multiple NSCF titles, defeating the newcomer [[Frbiba State University|Frbiba State Firebirds]] 37-26 in the [[NSCF 3#Championship game|championship game]], and setting a record for highest scoring NSCF championship game that held until it was broken by 11 points in NSCF 15.

Conference sizes would increase back to eight teams per conference in [[NSCF 4|season four]], with the playoff format staying the same as season three. That season's [[NSCF 4#Championship game|championship game]] would be the first to go into overtime, as the Arkinesia Wyverns overcame the Utica Tigers. At the same time, Utica set a record for the number of appearances in NSCF championship games. After [[NSCF 4|season four]], the NSCF committee deferred to a ''de facto'' [[NationStates College Football#NSCF Commissioner|Commissioner]] from among their ranks – former Osarian international gridiron defensive back, [[Jonathan Hardison]] – who produced the initial version of the [[NationStates College Football#Procedure|NSCF procedural list]], which has governed how the competition is run ever since.

[[NSCF 5|Season five]] saw the establishment of the [[NSCF Equinox conference|Equinox conference]], and the number of teams per conference was reduced to six, where it has remained ever since. This season was also the first to allow games between teams in different conferences, made possible thanks to the development of [[OSPI]] by the [[OSN Oracle|Oracle]] team at [[Osarius Sports Network]]. This necessitated changes to the tiebreaking procedure in NSCF; and non-conference games were decided to not affect conference standings. This has remained the case since the introduction of non-conference games and OSPI. [[NSCF 6|Season six]] saw another expansion conference established, as NSCF headquarters ratified the creation of the [[NSCF Celestia conference|Celestia conference]]. The eighth conference, [[NSCF Zephyr conference|Zephyr]], would be created in response to record participation numbers in [[NSCF 7|season seven]].

[[NSCF 8|Season eight]] saw the [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka Royals]] equal Utica's record of two championship wins, when they beat the [[Netteingen Tech|Netteingen Tech Hyenas]] 30-17. Alzburg-Dyka, in the process, also became the first program – and only, to date – to contest the NSCF championship game three years in a row. They had become the first to win by shut-out in [[NSCF 6|season six]], beating the [[University of Freedom's Altar|Freedom's Altar Flames]] 20-0, before becoming the first team to both win and lose by shutout when they fell 13-0 to the [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem Anchors]] the [[NSCF 7|following year]]. [[NSCF 9|Season nine]] saw the [[University of St Augustinus]] claim the championship with a 10-7 win over the Port Salem Anchors, becoming the first team to win the championship in their first year of NSCF competition since Eirikssonia University in season two.

===Rise of Ramusok Capital===
[[NSCF 10|Season ten]] saw the first change of commissioner since the role was formalised in season five, and the NSCF returned after a short hiatus. Despite fresh beginnings off the field, two veteran teams – both ever-present in NSCF since its founding – competed in the championship game, with the Utica Tigers becoming only the second team to lose multiple championship games as the [[Ramusok Capital University|Ramusok Capital Dragons]] claimed their first title, winning 27-13. The game took place in Klyde, Cosumar, making the Dragons the first team to win the NSCF championship in their own nation. The [[NSCF 11|following season]], the [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore Bruins]] would win the championship, beating [[Army Academy]] 10-0, making [[Cosumar]] the first nation to produce multiple NSCF championship-winning programs. In [[NSCF 12|Season twelve]], [[St Michael University]] became only the third team – not counting Utica in season 1 – to win the championship in their debut season, following Eirikssonia and St Augustinus, and the second team to win the championship in overtime.

[[NSCF 13|Season thirteen]] saw yet another change of commissioner, and Utica reclaimed the record for most championships outright, defeating [[NSCF 11|season eleven]]'s champions, the Stoneshore Bruins, 3-0 in the record lowest-scoring championship game. The [[NSCF 14|following season]] saw [[Harbor College]] (then known as South Seas University) become the only team in NSCF history to play in multiple championship games without winning one, after their defeat to the [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder]]. The championship was hosted at [[Liberty Stadium]] in Istria, making Loyola the second school to win a championship hosted in their own nation, and the first to win one in their own town (though it was not their home stadium).

The [[Loyola University at Istria|reigning champions]] would become only the second to not enter the [[NSCF 15|following season]], though they had simply missed the registration deadline rather than disappearing from international circles, as St Michael had previously. In their absence, Ramusok Capital returned to the top of the pile, beating St Croix – themselves riding a wave of confidence after knocking Utica off top spot in the Woodlands conference and then eliminating the storied Osarian school in the playoffs – in a record high-scoring championship game. The 44-30 scoreline beat the NSCF 3 record for most points scored in the championship by a clear 11 points. With this victory, RCU became the only team to have played multiple championship games without losing, and Cosumar equalled Osarius for most championship-winning programs produced.

Though nominations had been opened up in the off-season for the position of NSCF Commissioner, and there was talk of realigning conferences, no changes took place in time for [[NSCF 16|Season sixteen]]. However, NSCF 16 did see an increase in entrants, and with it, the return of two previously suspended conferences. The Big Eight Conference was contested for the first time in almost ten seasons, while the Sequoia Conference returned for the first time since NSCF 11. Ramusok Capital University would ultimately be crowned champions at the end of the season, becoming the first team to retain the title, and equalling Utica University's three championships. Notably, this was also the first season in which Utica did not make the playoffs, ending their record streak of post-season appearances at fifteen.

===Banijan-Ranorian Duopoly===
Though Ramusok Capital won the NSCF 16 championship by a considerable margin, they would fail to win the Horizon Conference in [[NSCF 17]]. Instead, the newcomers in [[Sadeg State University]] from Drawkland won the conference, though they weren't the first Drawkian school to play in the Horizon. Ramusok Capital would not return to the championship game from this point on. Instead, the NSCF 14 champions in Loyola-Istria would capture their second championship, defeating the [[Academy of Space]]. This made Loyola-Istria the fourth school to earn two championships.

The next four seasons were hallmarked by Banijan dominance. From [[NSCF 17]] to [[NSCF 21]], every title game would feature a Banijan program, though only three of those games resulted in wins for the Banijan school. [[NSCF 18]] would see the Raiders of [[Mar Sara Tech]] raise the championship over Loyola-Istria. This ended a three-season stretch where the NSCF Champion was already a past champion. The final was hosted in Busukuma, Banija, making this the first time a program lost an NSCF championship hosted in their home nation.

[[NSCF 19]]'s championship would feature a program from [[Ranoria]] for the first time. [[Richardson University]] entered the fold for the first time in NSCF 16, and won the newly reopened Big Eight Conference twice in a row. This would be their first foray into the title game, but the championship was won by [[Northern Moravica University]], another Banijan program. This would make Banija the second nation in NSCF history to have two separate schools win the championship.

[[NSCF 20]] would be redemption for Ranoria, as their second school, [[Cold Hill University]], would win the championship over Northern Moravica. Hosted in the [[Karmin-Falce Superdome]] in Ranoria City, this would mark the third time a school would win the NSCF championship in their home nation. In [[NSCF 21]], the roles would be reversed. The reigning champions were defeated in the championship by the other school from the nation that lost the previous championship. In this case, Cold Hill would lose to Loyola-Istria in a 41-35 championship that would set the record for most points scored in an NSCF championship, eclipsing NSCF 15's total by two points. This win for Loyola-Istria tied them with Ramusok Capital and Utica for the most wins by an NSCF program at three, and tied Banija with Cosumar for most championship-winning programs at four.

In [[NSCF 22]], Cold Hill would become the fifth school in NSCF history to win two championships. They defeated the newcomers in [[Felswyr State University]] from Chromatika. This was the first season to not feature a Cosumarite school in NSCF history. Felswyr State made a name for themselves by winning the Horizon conference in an undefeated run, featuring a historic defense. The championship loss to Cold Hill was only the second loss in program history for Felswyr State.

===Era of Parity===
Cold Hill University's hurrah, however, while definitive with the calibre of all-worldly talent to have come out of the program, would soon be caught up as the programs across the sporting Multiverse. The internationalisation of the game, which had come in the form of international recruitment periods, as well as the further development of international rivalries, had made it easier for the other schools to catch up to the Banijan-Ranorian duopoly. By the end of the NSCF 22, when [[Felswyr State University]] had made a stunning debut campaign to the Championship game, it became increasingly clear that the duopoly would soon end...

==Competition format==
===Conferences===
===Playoffs===

==Culture==
===Recruiting===
===Curse of the Runner-up===
An once-prominent theme in NSCF is the "Curse of the Runner-Up", which dictates that the team losing in the Championship game will have a poor season the following year. Prior to NSCF 7, no team finishing a season as runner-up picked up a single win in the playoffs the following season. In the history of NSCF, ten runner-up teams have won a playoff game in the following season, including just three who have returned to the championship game for a second year running. Victims of the curse include University of Arkinesia, Northern Moravica University, South Seas University, and Utica University – each on two separate occasions.

The curse currently holds a "success" rate around 45%, claiming 15 victims from a possible 33, but only 3 in the 15 most recent seasons. At one point, the curse appeared to be broken, especially after six consecutive seasons where the previous cycle's finalist had made at least the Quarterfinals of the following year's competition – including Northern Moravica, who had gone out in the Quarterfinals but had won their first round match. The curse, however, is recently claimed to have returned claiming Staramara Tech and Raynor University as the latest victims in their subsequent seasons.

{{colorbox|gold}} '''Beat''' the curse (returned to the championship game)  {{colorbox|silver}} '''Survived''' the curse (advanced beyond the first round of the playoffs)

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Season
! Runner-up
! Performance in following season
|-
| NSCF 1
| '''University of Arkinesia'''
| Eliminated in the Conference Championship round of NSCF 2
|-
| NSCF 2
| '''University of St. John's Island'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 3 playoffs
|-
| NSCF 3
| '''Frbiba State University'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 4 playoffs
|-
| NSCF 4
| '''Utica University'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 5
|-
| NSCF 5
| '''University of Arkinesia'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 6
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 6
| '''Freedom's Altar University'''
| Eliminated in Quarterfinals of NSCF 7
|- style="background:Gold;"
| NSCF 7
| '''University of Alzburg-Dyka'''
| Won the NSCF 8 Championship
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 8
| '''Netteingen Tech'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 9
|-
| NSCF 9
| '''University of Port Salem'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 10
|-
| NSCF 10
| '''Utica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 11, after a first-round bye
|-
| NSCF 11
| '''Army Academy'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 12, Lei Bowl Champions
|-
| NSCF 12
| '''South Seas University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 13, Lei Bowl Champions
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 13
| '''Stoneshore College'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 14
|-
| NSCF 14
| '''South Seas University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 15 (as Harbor College)
|- style="background:Gold;"
| NSCF 15
| '''Université St. Croix'''
| Defeated in the Championship Game of NSCF 16
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 16
| '''Université St. Croix'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 17
|-
| NSCF 17
| '''Academy of Space'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 18 Playoffs
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 18
| '''University of Loyola-Istria'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 19
|-
| NSCF 19
| '''Richardson University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 20, Drawk Bowl champions
|-
| NSCF 20
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 21
|- style="background:gold;"
| NSCF 21
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Won NSCF 22 Championship
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 22
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 23
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 23
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 24
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 24
| '''Trent State University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 25
|-style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 25
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 26
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 26
| '''Green City University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 27
|-
| NSCF 27
| '''Staramara Tech University'''
| Eliminated in the First Round of NSCF 28
|-
| NSCF 28
| '''Raynor University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 29, lost bowl game
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 29
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 30
|-style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 30
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Championship Game of NSCF 31
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 31
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 32
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 32
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Defeated in the Semifinals of NSCF 32
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 33
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Semifinals of NSCF 32
|-
|}

===Unofficial College Football World Championship===
:''Full article: [[Unofficial College Football World Championship]]''

While the champions of each season of NSCF are considered College Football World Champions, often they will not have had to face the previous season's champion.

In response to criticism over this, Oracle devised a system of tracking a [[wikipedia:lineal championship|lineal championship]], like in combat sports, known as the Unofficial College Football World Championship (UCFWC). The basic premise goes as follows:
* The first NSCF Championship game was the first title game; the winners of that game were the first holders of the UCFWC
* All NSCF-sanctioned games involving the titleholder are considered "title games"
* If the titleholder loses a title game, the title passes over to the winner. A draw or a victory means they retain the title.
* Final results of title games are counted regardless of overtime; meaning a defeat in overtime still counts.

Oracle have since added more rules and regulations to govern what happens in cases where the titleholder does not make the playoffs, ceases to exist, or simply fails to enter the following season of NSCF. As a result, there are four recognised "world titles", though Oracle seeks to see the other three unified with the lineal championship whenever possible.

Offshoots of the concept also exist, tracking the lineal champions of each of the NSCF conferences – only counting regular season, in-conference play – though these are seldom mentioned in Oracle's promotional material.

As of the NSCF 16 Championship game, the recognised (world) titleholders are as follows
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Title
!Holders
|-
|Lineal
|{{flagicon|COS}} [[Ramusok Capital University]]
|-
|Interim
|''Vacant''
|-
|Silver
|''Vacant''
|-
|Legacy{{ref|1}}
|''Vacant''
|}

{{note|1}}  The actual holders of the Legacy championship, University of Westshire, ceased to exist prior to the start of NSCF 17. Oracle stripped them of the title as a result.


==NSCF Committee==
===NSCF Commissioner===

==Rules==
NSCF operates under the internationally accepted rule set for college-level American football, also known as [[wikipedia:IFAF|IFAF]] rules. These differ slightly from the ruleset commonly used in the professional game, or in the different national variations that exist of the sport. Most notable is the lack of sudden death overtime.

As a league, NSCF does not enforce any specific on-field rules which alter the way the game is played. Nor is there a hard limit on roster size – though for all intents and purposes, a program cannot name more than one hundred players, due to jersey numbering restrictions – or recruiting.

===Procedure===
The [[NSCF Procedural List]]<ref name="Procedural List" /> was written by then-Commissioner and former Osarius international gridiron defensive back, [[Jonathan Hardison]] prior to season five. Since then it has been adapted and updated multiple times, to address changing concerns within NSCF. All amendments to the procedural list require a majority vote from the [[NationStates College Football#NSCF Committee|NSCF Committee]] to be officially implemented.

The procedural list details, among other things:
*NSCF committee regulations, including voting procedure,
*NSCF competition entry requirements and restrictions,
*ranking calculation procedure,
*conference alignment rules,
*standings calculation and playoff seeding procedure,
*rules for non-conference games, including games for independent schools

==Honours==
===Champions===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! style="width: 5%;"| Game
! style="width: 14%;"| Winning team
! style="width: 2%;"| Score
! style="width: 14%;"| Losing team
! style="width: 16%;"| Venue
! style="width: 15%;"| Location
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|01|[[NSCF season 1|NSCF 1]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 01|[[Utica University NSCF 1 season|Utica University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2317|23–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Arkinesia 01|[[University of Arkinesia]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Dorrel Stadium 01|[[Dorrel Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Lexington, Moorhatch, Churchma 01|Lexington, Moorhatch, [[Churchma]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|02|[[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Eirikssonia University 01|[[Eirikssonia University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2117|21–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|St. John's Island University 01|[[St. John's Island University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Justinian Field 01|[[Justinian Field]]}}
|{{Sort|Kaldukosk, Cosumar 01|Kaldukosk, [[Cosumar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|03|[[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 02|[[Utica University NSCF 3 season|Utica University]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3726|37–26}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Frbiba State University 01|[[Frbiba State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Tiegemburk Park 01|[[Tiegemburk Park]]}}
|{{Sort|Dyka, Nasto, Mytannion 01|Dyka, Nasto, [[Mytannion]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|04|[[NSCF season 4|NSCF 4]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Arkinesia 02|[[University of Arkinesia]] (1, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1916|19–16}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Utica University 03|[[Utica University NSCF 4 season|Utica University]] (3, 2–1)}}
|{{Sort|Dorrel Stadium 01|[[Dorrel Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Lexington, Moorhatch, Churchma 01|Lexington, Moorhatch, [[Churchma]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|05|[[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Frbiba State University 02|[[Frbiba State University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1312|13–12}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Arkinesia 03|[[University of Arkinesia]] (3, 1–2)}}
|{{Sort|Martin Connors Memorial Stadium 01|[[Martin Connors Memorial Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Utica, Tubriss, Osarius 01|[[Utica]], [[Tubriss]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|06|[[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 01|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2000|20–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Freedom's Altar University 01|[[Freedom's Altar University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Rose Bowl 01|[[The Rose Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Pasadena, Los Angeles, Free South Califas 01|Pasadena, Los Angeles, [[Free South Califas]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|07|[[NSCF season 7|NSCF 7]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Port Salem 01|[[University of Port Salem]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1300|13–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 02|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Sacred Heart 01|[[The Sacred Heart]]}}
|{{Sort|Freedom's Altar, Yesopalitha 01|Freedom's Altar, [[Yesopalitha]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|08|[[NSCF season 8|NSCF 8]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 03|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3017|30–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Netteingen Tech 01|[[Netteingen Tech]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Benevolence Bowl 01|[[The Benevolence Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Dynapolis, Osarius 01|[[Dynapolis]], [[Draconium]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|09|[[NSCF season 9|NSCF 9]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of St Augustinus 01|[[University of St Augustinus]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1007|10–7}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Port Salem 02|[[University of Port Salem]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Benevolence Bowl 02|[[The Benevolence Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Dynapolis, Osarius 02|[[Dynapolis]], [[Draconium]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|10|[[NSCF season 10|NSCF 10]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 01|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2713|27–13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Utica University 04|[[Utica University NSCF 10 season|Utica University]] (4, 2–2)}}
|{{Sort|Klyde Sportsplex 01|[[Klyde Sportsplex]]}}
|{{Sort|Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, Cosumar 01|Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, [[Cosumar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|11|[[NSCF season 11|NSCF 11]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Stoneshore College 01|[[Stoneshore College]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1000|10–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Army Academy 01|[[Army Academy]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Plumeria Garden 01|[[The Plumeria Garden]]}}
|{{Sort|Mosaic, Costa Aluria 01|Mosaic, [[Costa Aluria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|12|[[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|St. Michael University 01|[[St. Michael University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2117|10–3}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|South Seas University 01|[[South Seas University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Liberty Stadium 01|[[Liberty Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Istria, Moravica, Banija 01|Istria, Moravica, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|13|[[NSCF season 13|NSCF 13]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 05|[[Utica University NSCF 13 season|Utica University]] (5, 3–2)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|0300|3–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Stoneshore College 02|[[Stoneshore College]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Los Angeles Stadium 01|[[Los Angeles Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Pogar Island, Yosmar 01|Pogar Island, [[Yosmar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|14|[[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 01|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2016|20–16}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|South Seas University 02|[[South Seas University]] (2, 0–2)}}
|{{Sort|Liberty Stadium 02|[[Liberty Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Istria, Moravica, Banija 02|Istria, Moravica, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|15|[[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 02|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4430|44–30}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Université St. Croix 01|[[Université St Croix]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Plumeria Garden 02|[[The Plumeria Garden]]}}
|{{Sort|Mosaic, Kalalau 02|Mosaic, [[Kalalau]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|16|[[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 03|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (3, 3–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3803|38–3}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Université St. Croix 02|[[Université St Croix]] (2, 0–2)}}
|{{Sort|Millenium Park 01|[[Millenium Park]]}}
|{{Sort|East Portus, Iron Syndicate 01|East Portus, [[Iron Syndicate]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|17|NSCF 17}}<ref name="NSCF 17" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 01|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1307|13-7}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Academy of Space 01|[[Academy of Space]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 01|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 01|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|18|NSCF 18}}<ref name="NSCF 18" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mar Sara Tech 01|[[Mar Sara Tech]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3420|34-20}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 03|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (3, 2–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stadium of the Restoration 01|[[Stadium of the Restoration]]}}
|{{Sort|Busukuma, Banija 01|Busukuma, National Capitol Region, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|19|NSCF 19}}<ref name="NSCF 19" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Northern Moravica University 01|[[Northern Moravica University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2420|24-20}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Richardson University 01|[[Richardson University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|VannAir Stadium 01|[[VannAir Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Olson, Vangaziland 01|Olson, Svennish Islands, [[Vangaziland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|20|NSCF 20}}<ref name="NSCF 20" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 01|[[Cold Hill University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2600|26-0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 02|[[Northern Moravica University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 02|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 02|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|21|NSCF 21}}<ref name="NSCF 21" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 04|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4135|41-35}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Cold Hill University 02|[[Cold Hill University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|BBP National Stadium 01|[[Baker_Park_national_football_team#BBP_National_Stadium|BBP National Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Belle Haven, Baker Park 01|[[Belle Haven]], [[Baker Park]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|22|NSCF 22}}<ref name="NSCF 22" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 03|[[Cold Hill University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2013|20-13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Felswyr State University University 01|[[Felswyr State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|BBP National Stadium 02|[[Baker_Park_national_football_team#BBP_National_Stadium|BBP National Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Belle Haven, Baker Park 02|[[Belle Haven]], [[Baker Park]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|23|NSCF 23}}<ref name="NSCF 23" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Sadeg State University 01|[[Sadeg State University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3424|34-24}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 03|[[Northern Moravica University]] (3, 1–2)}}
|{{Sort|Stadium of the Restoration 02|[[Stadium of the Restoration]]}}
|{{Sort|Busukuma, Banija 02|Busukuma, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|24|NSCF 24}}<ref name="NSCF 24" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 02|[[Felswyr State University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4117|41-17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Trent State University 01|[[Trent State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 03|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 03|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|25|NSCF 25}}<ref name="NSCF 25" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Raynor University 01|[[Raynor University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2913|29-13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 04|[[Northern Moravica University]] (4, 1–3)}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani Motor Speedway 01|[[Ruwani Motor Speedway]]}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani, Banija 01|Ruwani, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|26|NSCF 26}}<ref name="NSCF 26" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 03|[[Felswyr State University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|163|16-3}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Green City University 01|[[Green City University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Seven Stars Stadium 01|[[Seven Stars Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Centivar County 01|Centivar County, [[Drawkland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|27|NSCF 27}}<ref name="NSCF 27" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Richardson University 02|[[Richardson University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|76|7-6}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Staramara Tech University 01|[[Staramara Tech University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stade St. Croix 01|[[Stade St. Croix]]}}
|{{Sort|Joongyeong, Quebec 01|Joongyeong, [[Quebec and Shingoyreo]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|28|NSCF 28}}<ref name="NSCF 28" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 04|[[Felswyr State University]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3127|31-27}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Raynor University 01|[[Raynor University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Elysium 01|[[The Elysium]]}}
|{{Sort|Rouyoutte 01|Rouyoutte, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|29|NSCF 29}}<ref name="NSCF 29" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 04|[[Cold Hill University]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3635|36-35}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 05|[[Felswyr State University]] (5, 3–2)}}
|{{Sort|Kavuma Field 01|[[Kavuma Field]]}}
|{{Sort|Herzegovina City 01|[[Herzegovina City]], [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|30|NSCF 30}}<ref name="NSCF 30" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Richardson University 03|[[Richardson University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|379|37-9}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 05|[[Cold Hill University]] (5, 3–2)}}
|{{Sort|Stadi Cardenao 01|[[Stadi Cardenao]]}}
|{{Sort|New Cardonia 01|[[New Cardonia]], [[Cardenao]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|31|NSCF 31}}<ref name="NSCF 31" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Raynor University 02|[[Raynor University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|5433|54-33}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 06|[[Cold Hill University]] (6, 3–3)}}
|{{Sort|Henza Centre 01|[[Henza Centre]]}}
|{{Sort|D'Rea 01|[[D'Rea]], [[Chromatika]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|32|NSCF 32}}<ref name="NSCF 32" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mar Sara Tech 02|[[Mar Sara Tech]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1210|12-10}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 05|[[Felswyr State University]] (6, 3–3)}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani Motor Speedway 02|[[Ruwani Motor Speedway]]}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani 01|[[Ruwani]], [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|33|NSCF 33}}<ref name="NSCF 33" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cavsar University 01|[[Cavsar University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3427|34-27}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 07|[[Cold Hill University]] (7, 3–4)}}
|{{Sort|Seven Stars Stadium 02|[[Seven Stars Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Centivar County 02|[[Centivar County]], [[Drawkland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|34|NSCF 34}}<ref name="NSCF 34" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Northern Moravica University 02|[[Northern Moravica University]] (4, 2–2)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3533|35-33}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cavsar University 02|[[Cavsar University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Henza Centre 02|[[Henza Centre]]}}
|{{Sort|D'Rea 02|[[D'Rea]], [[Chromatika]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|35|NSCF 35}}<ref name="NSCF 35" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mountain District University 07|[[Mountain District University]] (7, 4–3)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|0906|9-6}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|University of Aberstadt 07|[[University of Aberstadt]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stade St. Croix 02|[[Stade St. Croix]]}}
|{{Sort|Joongyeong 02|[[Joongyeong]], [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]]}}
|}

====Champions by nation====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Nation
! Wins
! Team(s)
|-
| {{flag|Banija}}
| 5
| Loyola-Istria (3), Northern Moravica (2)
|-
| {{flag|Ranoria}}
| 5
| Cold Hill (3), Richardson (2)
|-
| {{flag|Valanora}}
| 4
| Mar Sara Tech (2), Raynor (2)
|-
| {{flag|Cosumar}}
| 4
| Ramusok Capital (3), Stoneshore
|-
| {{flag|Chromatika}}
| 4
| Mountain District (4)
|-
| {{flag|Osarius}}
| 3
| Utica (3)
|-
| {{flag|Drawkland}}
| 2
| Sadeg State, Cavsar
|-
| {{flagicon|MYT}} [[Mytanija]]
| 2
| Alzburg-Dyka (2)
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Buffalostan]]
| 1
| Eirikssonia
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Arkinesia]]
| 1
| Arkinesia
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Michael VII]]
| 1
| Frbiba State
|-
| {{flag|West Guiana}}
| 1
| Port Salem
|-
| {{flag|Saintland}}
| 1
| St. Augustinus
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[The Isles of Azoria]]
| 1
| St. Michael
|}

====Champions by conference====
NOTE: The below figures do not count Utica's win in season one for Woodlands conference, as conferences did not yet exist in NSCF.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Conference
! Wins
! Team(s)
|-
| Horizon
| 10
| Mountain District (4), Ramusok Capital (3), Sadeg State, Stoneshore, Cavsar
|-
| Big Eight
| 7
| Eirikssonia, Mar Sara Tech, Cold Hill (3), Richardson (2)
|-
| Celestia
| 6
| St. Augustinus, Loyola-Istria (3), Northern Moravica (2)
|-
| Woodlands
| 4
| Utica (2), Frbiba State, Arkinesia
|-
| Zephyr
| 3
| Raynor (2), Mar Sara Tech
|-
| Sequoia
| 2
| Alzburg-Dyka (2)
|-
| Mineral
| 2
| Port Salem, St. Michael
|-
|}

===Conference champions===
Since NSCF season 2, the league has operated in a multiple conference format. Originally, a series of games between the top two ranked sides in each conference determined the conference champions, and these games doubled as the playoff quarter-finals. This practice was discontinued after one season, however. Since season three, the team with the best record in each conference – according to official NSCF standings calculation procedure – at the end of in-conference play, has been crowned conference champion.

Since the beginning of the multiple conference format, only Horizon conference has been active every season. In addition, the Celestia and Zephyr conferences have also been active every season since they were established. Every other conference has been suspended at least once.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 5%;"| Season
! style="width: 8%;"| Big Eight
! style="width: 8%;"| Celestia
! style="width: 8%;"| Equinox
! style="width: 8%;"| Horizon
! style="width: 8%;"| Mineral
! style="width: 8%;"| Sequoia
! style="width: 8%;"| Woodlands
! style="width: 8%;"| Zephyr
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Eirikssonia University|Eirikssonia]]
| rowspan=4 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[St. John's Island University|St John's]]
| [[Utica University|Utica]]
| rowspan=5 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]
| [[Darien-Pushania University|DPU]]
| rowspan=4 | [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| [[Riversburg-Madison University|RMU]]
| [[Frbiba State University|FSU]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 4|NSCF 4]]
| [[Scott City University|Scott City]]
| [[Colden University|Colden]]
| rowspan=3 | [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Bugny A&M University|Bugny A&M]]
| [[Farstate University|Farstate]]
| [[Freedom's Altar University|FAU]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]
| [[Tim City University|Tim City]]
| rowspan=2 | [[National University at Mardi|NU-Mardi]]
| [[University of West TaQud|West TaQud]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 7|NSCF 7]]
| [[Scott City University|Scott City]]
| [[Fair Haven State University|Fair Haven State]]
| [[Freedom's Altar University|FAU]]
| [[Salem Community College|SCC]]
| [[Riversburg-Madison University|RMU]]
| [[Loyola University|Loyola]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 8|NSCF 8]]
| rowspan=8 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Universite St. Croix|St. Croix]]
| rowspan=10 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[University of West TaQud|West TaQud]]
| [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| rowspan=2 | [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka]]
| [[University of Jagoza|Jagoza]]
| [[St Michael the Archangel University|St Michael Archangel]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 9|NSCF 9]]
| rowspan=2 | [[University of St. Augustinus|St. Augustinus]]
| [[St. Martin's College|St. Martin's]]
| [[Reimsburgh Tech University|Reimsburgh]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
| [[St. Thomas University|St. Thomas]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 10|NSCF 10]]
| [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[College of Murin|Murin]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 11|NSCF 11]]
| [[Army Academy]]
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| [[Valor Coast University|Valor Coast]]
| [[Yuma University|Yuma]]
| [[Université St. Croix|St. Croix]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Ceneisis Naval Academy|Ceneisis]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[St. Michael University|St. Michael]]
| rowspan=4 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 13|NSCF 13]]
| [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]
| [[University of Loyola-Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[South Seas University|South Seas]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Imperial Military Academy|Imperial]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]
| [[University of Angelwood-Aprilia|Angelwood-Aprilia]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Mount Maris University|Mount Maris]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Universite St. Croix|St. Croix]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Leopord Central University|Leopord Central]]
| [[University of Jackson|Jackson]]
| [[Thereisnogodistan Community College|Thereisnogodistan]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 17|NSCF 17]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| [[Gallian Military Academy|Gallian Military]]
| [[Calix City Institute of Archaeology|Calix City]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Cenesis Naval Academy|Ceneisis Naval]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 18|NSCF 18]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
| [[Loirgrunzodd University|Loirgrunzodd]]
| [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| rowspan=4 | [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| [[Gyan-Johnson University|Gyan-Johnson]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 19|NSCF 19]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| rowspan=14 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[The Academy of Space|Space]]
| [[Xannerian Polytechnical Institute|XPI]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Imperial Military Academy|Imperial]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 20|NSCF 20]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| rowspan=13 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 | [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 21|NSCF 21]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| [[Bowerstone University|Bowerstone]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 22|NSCF 22]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| [[Salamantic Universities|Salamantic]]
| [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy|Squidroidia AFA]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 23|NSCF 23]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| rowspan=2 | [[New Lakeland University|New Lakeland]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 24|NSCF 24]]
| rowspan=1 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 25|NSCF 25]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[Trent State University|Trent State]]
| [[Brattleboro Technical Institute|Brat Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 26|NSCF 26]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Green City University|Green City]]
| [[Crown's College]]
| [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 27|NSCF 27]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
| rowspan=3 | [[University of Mancodas|Mancodas]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 28|NSCF 28]]
| [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Green City University|Green City]]
| rowspan=5 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 29|NSCF 29]]
| [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[University of Alexandroupolis|Alexandroupolis]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 30|NSCF 30]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
| [[University of Columbus-Prairie|Columbus-Prairie]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 31|NSCF 31]]
| rowspan=2 | [[LeBois Santura University|LeBois Santura]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Islamic University of Busoga|Islamic Busoga]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 32|NSCF 32]]
| [[Niakursk University|Niakursk]]
|}

===Awards===
Since NSCF season 2, the league has hosted its official awards in various points of the competition. A set of five awards have been awarded for the student-athletes' respective excellence throughout the gridiron season.

Due to their prestige, as well as the rarity afforded by the fact that awards are presented infrequently – many editions of NSCF have not seen enough nominations given by respective members' institutions to warrant a vote – winning any of the awards alone bring particular glory to the institution. The list of winners over the course of its history has also reflected the popular trends found within the competition itself, with recent cycles indicating a strong preference towards top quarterbacks.

The awards are also known to be particularly difficult to repeat or win twice, with only nine persons having achieved this task before. Quarterbacks [[Mikjel Ostgurn]] (Alzburg-Dyka), [[Isaka Jawara]] (Loyola-Istria), [[Sarai Gwenderyn]], [[Kadesh Odika]] (Felswyr State), [[Benoit Youngblood]] (Cold Hill), [[C.C. Youngblood]] (Saguenay) and Odin Sørbø (Raynor), have all won the trophy twice, with the first three generally viewed as three of the most iconic faces of the competition and gridiron football. [[Sara McAllister]] (Felswyr State) has set the standard for all kickers in the competition with her remarkable performances, while eccentric, unconventional guru [[Silas "Goose" Carneghy]] carves himself into the history book with his achievements made while coaching South Seas University.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 5%;"| Season
! style="width: 8%;"| Most Outstanding Player
! style="width: 8%;"| Offensive Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Defensive Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Special Teams Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Coach of the Year
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]
| QB Stu Gildon (Sr., Colden)
| QB Tom Ehrlich (Fr., Erikssonia)
| SS Jeff Atkinson (So., Erikssonia)
| KR/PR Ben Cook (Fr., Erikssonia)
| Miles Parker (Colden)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]
| QB [[Mikjel Ostgurn]] (So., Alzburg-Dyka)
| QB [[Luke Saint]] (So., Utica)
| DT Jaap Ravn (Jr., Riversburg-Madison)
| K [[Paul Atkinson]] (Sr., Utica)
| [[Mike Zampese]] (Utica)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]
| QB Mikjel Ostgurn (Sr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| QB Mikjel Ostgurn (Sr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| CB Leon Calk (So., Utica)
| K Dillon Brecht (Sr., Frbiba State)
| Rob Troxel (Alzburg-Dyka)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]
| DT Marwan Pijnenberg (Jr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| RB Ihor Voronkov (So., Alzburg-Dyka)
| CB Hi'ro Manaka'li (Sr., Utica)
| K McRoss Avery (Sr., West TaQud)
| Jim Marskman (Freedom's Altar)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]
| QB Ezra Talbot (South Seas)
| QB Andreas Polus (St. Augustinus)
| DE Toby Tancredi (Stoneshore)
| KR/PR Javan Ford (Utica)
| [[Silas "Goose" Carneghy]] (South Seas)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]
| QB Dennis Zervos (So., Loyola-Istria)
| TE Christos Cosse (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| SS Miller Keynote (Sr., Imperial Military Academy)
| K Randall Coolidge (So., Castle)
| Silas "Goose" Carneghy (South Seas)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]
| RB Nic Perrantes (Sr., Ramusok Capital)
| QB Kyle LeBlanc (Angelwood-Aprilia)
| DE Philip Umiaktorviq (Sr., Iqaluit)
| K Luis Arana (Jr., Castle)
| Cliff Scuttlesmith (Ramusok Capital)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]
| QB/RB/DB Jeremiah Drake (Sr., Emmanuel Theological)
| TE Johnny Farmer (So., Richardson)
| CB Eddie Rowe (Karl Marx)
| K Sophie Rush (Fr., Frontier State)
| Travin Marsen (Leopard Central)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 17|NSCF 17]]
| TE/DE Johnny Farmer (Jr., Richardson)
| QB [[Isaka Jawara]] (So., Loyola-Istria)
| CB Davon Stovall (Sr., Richardson)
| KR Kostas Costas (Fr., Loyola-Istria)
| Horace Browning (Northern Moravica)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 18|NSCF 18]]
| QB Isaka Jawara (Jr., Loyola-Istria)
| QB John Garrett (Sr., Richardson)
| LB Angelo Gordon (Jr., Cold Hill)
| KR Corrin Fairless (Fr., Loyola-Istria)
| Sandar Ivarsson (Mar Sara Tech)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 19|NSCF 19]]
| QB Thorn Davis (Jr., Cold Hill)
| QB Isaka Jawara (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| S Judas Wolfson (So., Richardson)
| K Nick Fields (Sr., UC-Baker Park)
| Philip McCreary (Tecumseh)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 22|NSCF 22]]
| QB [[Sarai Gwenderyn]] (Fr., Felswyr State)
| QB Deondre Rhine (Jr., Cold Hill)
| DE Dan De Boer (Fr., Salamantic)
| K [[Sara McAllister]] (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Milton Donnelly (Kohnhead City)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 24|NSCF 24]]
| QB Sarai Gwenderyn (Jr., Felswyr State)
| QB Vallienté Wagner-Young (Jr., Northern Moravica)
| MLB Mi-Hyeon Park (Jr., Felswyr State)
| K Sara McAllister (Jr., Felswyr State)
| Johnny Bridgeford (Trent State)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 25|NSCF 25]]
| QB Kualu Luani (Jr., Raynor)
| RB Herman Whitworth (Sr., Kohnhead City)
| OLB Abram Fairbanks (Jr., Loyola-Istria)
| KR/PR Felix Hamilton (Sr., Cold Hill)
| James Arthur (Woodstock City)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 26|NSCF 26]]
| QB Craig Juniper (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| QB Lane Proudfoot (Sr., Cavsar)
| DE Gideon Kearse (Jr., Richardson)
| K Michelle Breille (Jr., Felswyr State)
| C.C. van Eeden Youngblood (Saguenay)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 27|NSCF 27]]
| LB Kaspar Ulvestad (Sr., Richardson)
| QB Benoit Youngblood (Fr., Cold Hill)
| SS Prokopios Vortigern Rooijakkers (Sr., Richardson)
| K Shirley Woo (Sr., Richardson)
| Lee Chapman (Hankow State)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 28|NSCF 28]]
| QB Kadesh Odika (Jr., Felswyr State)
| QB Benoit Youngblood (So., Cold Hill)
| CB Lisa Bonsoon (Fr., Felswyr State)
| K Dwayne Markseon (Sr., Northern Moravica)
| C.C. van Eeden Youngblood (Saguenay)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 29|NSCF 29]]
| QB Kadesh Odika (Sr., Felswyr State)
| RB Rylan Rodgers Jr. (Jr., Richardson)
| OLB Trevor Specter (Sr., Felswyr State)
| K Ivan Homer (Sr., Felswyr State)
| Hannah McKendry (St. Croix)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 30|NSCF 30]]
| QB Bobby Dials (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| QB Bobby Dials (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| OLB Alabester Red (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| K Sam Gustafsson (So., Columbus-Prairie)
| Kasen Harrowitz (Richardson)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 31|NSCF 31]]
| QB Odin Sørbø (Jr., Raynor)
| RB Joshua Okombo (Sr., Islamic Busoga)
| DE Ojare Kahara (Jr., Richardson)
| P Nathanaël De la Croix (Sr., Staramara Tech)
| Andy Magnusson (Raynor)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 32|NSCF 32]]
| QB Odin Sørbø (Sr., Raynor)
| TE/RB/ATH Horace Horton (Jr., Northern Moravica)
| OLB Freya Odinsdottir (So., Felswyr State)
| K Sean Robinson (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Steve Valentine (LeBois Santura)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 33|NSCF 33]]
| WR Julian Gallagher (Jr., Cavsar)
| QB Larry Cunningham (Fr., Columbus-Prairie)
| ILB Tito Bird (So., LeBois Santura)
| K Nicky Wolfe (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Chris Dale (Cold Hill)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 34|NSCF 34]]
| Te/HB Horace Horton (Sr., Northern Moravica)
| QB Brooklyn Beck (Sr., Cavsar)
| S Derek Boss (Jr., Cold Hill)
| K Nicky Wolfe (Fr., Sadeg State)
| Scott Linhart (Cavsar)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 35|NSCF 35]]
| DE Alrick Heidelberg (So., Mountain District)
| RB Vincent Hwang-Dalbec (Jr., Richardson)
| OLB Archer Allen (Sr., Mountain District)
| K Sean Robinson (Sr., Felswyr State)
| Geraint Short (Aberstadt)
|}

==Records and Statistics==
===Scoring===


===Matches===


===OSN All-Time Rating===
Between seasons seven and eight, OSN's Oracle team developed an [[wikipedia:Elo rating system|Elo-based]] rating system to determine the best NSCF program of all-time. The formula is calculated for every team after each match they participate in, and uses existing team ratings, among other factors, to calculate the probability of victory. The probability of victory is then converted into a "bounty" of points awarded to the winning team and subtracted from the losing team.

New teams begin on 1500 points, and a maximum of sixteen points can be won or lost per game.

At the end of NSCF 15, the team backdated rating calculations for every team as they would have been calculated after every matchday in NSCF history. The highest rating achieved of all-time was 1969, by Utica University on matchday nine of season fifteen.

Additionally, of the fifty highest recorded ratings, only eight had been reached by a team other than Utica University; and none of those greater than the 37th highest. This means that since matchday nine of season eleven, Utica have possessed the highest all-time rating.

==External links==
==References==
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[[Category:American football]]
[[Category:College athletics]]
[[Category:NSCF]]

NationStates College Football

2026-08-24T01:49:09Z

Banija: /* Champions */

{{Infobox
| title = NSCF
| image = [[File:NSCF_Logo.png|200px|center]]
| label1 = Sport
| data1 = American Football
| label2 = Current edition
| data2 = [[NSCF 33]]
| label3 = No. of Teams
| data3 = 44 (as of [[NSCF 34]])
| label4 = Commissioner
| data4 = Solange Viel ([[Quebec and Shingoryeo]])
| label5 = Nations
| data5 = Various
| label6 = Official Website
| data6 = [[nstopic:72973|nscf.ns]]
}}
'''NationStates College Football''' or '''NSCF''' is an international collegiate American football league. The league was founded by a [[Churchma|Churchmanian]] organisation linked to [[Colden University]] and has experienced steady growth in reputation throughout its existence. The [[NSCF 1|initial season]] was contested by ten teams in a single round-robin format, with a four-team playoff. The team from Osarian school [[Utica University]] emerged victorious, beating the representatives of the [[University of Arkinesia]] 23-17 in the final. In the seasons that followed, conferences were established, and a procedural list was written to govern the administrative and legislative features of the league.

While the league has been administrated in various nations across the Multiverse, having previously been headquartered in [[Lexington, Churchma|Lexington]], [[Churchma]]; [[Burningham, Osarius|Burningham]], [[Osarius]]; and [[Ramusok, Cosumar|Ramusok]], [[Cosumar]] – the league is currently headquartered at [[NSCF House]], [[Joongyeong]], [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]]. The most recent champions of NSCF are [[Northern Moravica University]] of [[Banija]], who won their second NSCF championship with a 35-33 win over the [[Cavsar University]] of [[Drawkland]], in the [[NSCF 34]] Championship Game.

==History==
===Beginnings===
Originally the brainchild of a group of Churchmanian media correspondents, the concept of an international collegiate league for American football was floated in discussions with various nations across the multiverse. The initial format and logistics were still uncertain at this point, but interest was high enough for those involved to move forward with trying to arrange something concrete.

After months of discussion and compromise – notably, the involved nations had differing ideas on how to decide which team would represent them, and when in the year the competition would take place – the initial season was opened for applications. Soon there would be nine confirmed participants, and a temporary "headquarters" from which the league would be governed, was established in Lexington, Churchma.

Weeks before the inaugural season kicked off, a tenth team was admitted to the competition, and the competition format was clarified. The teams would all play each other in a single round-robin league, for nine regular season games. The four teams with the best records would then progress to a seeded playoff bracket to determine the champions. The season would play out with some high attendances and reasonable media viewership, culminating in the [[NSCF 1#Championship game|championship game]] between the league's two best records from the regular season. The [[Utica University|Utica Tigers]] would prevail, beating the [[University of Arkinesia|Arkinesia Wyverns]] 23-17.

===Expansion===
After a modestly successful first season, NSCF established a committee of experienced figures in the world of sport from various nations in the multiverse, and began the application process for a second season. When it became clear that the number of entrants had ballooned from the previous year, the committee came to the consensus that the league should be split into conferences. Four conferences were established for season two; [[NSCF Big Eight conference|Big Eight]], [[NSCF Horizon conference|Horizon]], [[NSCF Woodlands conference|Woodlands]] and [[NSCF Sequoia conference|Sequoia]]. The league also changed to a double round-robin regular season format, with the top two in each conference contesting conference championship games. The conference champions would then be seeded and contest the playoffs to determine a champion. [[Eirikssonia University]] emerged victorious in [[NSCF 2|season two]], the first champions of NSCF under the multiple conference format. Since that year, NSCF has been contested by at least thirty teams per season, and a total of [[#Conferences|eight conferences]] have been established, though only twice ([[NSCF 7]], [[NSCF 18]]) have all eight been contested in the same year.

[[NSCF 3|Season three]] saw yet another expansion, with the creation of the [[NSCF Mineral conference|Mineral conference]], though conferences shrunk in size to seven teams each, rather than eight in season two. The playoffs would also expand, with sixteen teams making it to the post-season. That same year, the Utica Tigers would become the first program to win multiple NSCF titles, defeating the newcomer [[Frbiba State University|Frbiba State Firebirds]] 37-26 in the [[NSCF 3#Championship game|championship game]], and setting a record for highest scoring NSCF championship game that held until it was broken by 11 points in NSCF 15.

Conference sizes would increase back to eight teams per conference in [[NSCF 4|season four]], with the playoff format staying the same as season three. That season's [[NSCF 4#Championship game|championship game]] would be the first to go into overtime, as the Arkinesia Wyverns overcame the Utica Tigers. At the same time, Utica set a record for the number of appearances in NSCF championship games. After [[NSCF 4|season four]], the NSCF committee deferred to a ''de facto'' [[NationStates College Football#NSCF Commissioner|Commissioner]] from among their ranks – former Osarian international gridiron defensive back, [[Jonathan Hardison]] – who produced the initial version of the [[NationStates College Football#Procedure|NSCF procedural list]], which has governed how the competition is run ever since.

[[NSCF 5|Season five]] saw the establishment of the [[NSCF Equinox conference|Equinox conference]], and the number of teams per conference was reduced to six, where it has remained ever since. This season was also the first to allow games between teams in different conferences, made possible thanks to the development of [[OSPI]] by the [[OSN Oracle|Oracle]] team at [[Osarius Sports Network]]. This necessitated changes to the tiebreaking procedure in NSCF; and non-conference games were decided to not affect conference standings. This has remained the case since the introduction of non-conference games and OSPI. [[NSCF 6|Season six]] saw another expansion conference established, as NSCF headquarters ratified the creation of the [[NSCF Celestia conference|Celestia conference]]. The eighth conference, [[NSCF Zephyr conference|Zephyr]], would be created in response to record participation numbers in [[NSCF 7|season seven]].

[[NSCF 8|Season eight]] saw the [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka Royals]] equal Utica's record of two championship wins, when they beat the [[Netteingen Tech|Netteingen Tech Hyenas]] 30-17. Alzburg-Dyka, in the process, also became the first program – and only, to date – to contest the NSCF championship game three years in a row. They had become the first to win by shut-out in [[NSCF 6|season six]], beating the [[University of Freedom's Altar|Freedom's Altar Flames]] 20-0, before becoming the first team to both win and lose by shutout when they fell 13-0 to the [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem Anchors]] the [[NSCF 7|following year]]. [[NSCF 9|Season nine]] saw the [[University of St Augustinus]] claim the championship with a 10-7 win over the Port Salem Anchors, becoming the first team to win the championship in their first year of NSCF competition since Eirikssonia University in season two.

===Rise of Ramusok Capital===
[[NSCF 10|Season ten]] saw the first change of commissioner since the role was formalised in season five, and the NSCF returned after a short hiatus. Despite fresh beginnings off the field, two veteran teams – both ever-present in NSCF since its founding – competed in the championship game, with the Utica Tigers becoming only the second team to lose multiple championship games as the [[Ramusok Capital University|Ramusok Capital Dragons]] claimed their first title, winning 27-13. The game took place in Klyde, Cosumar, making the Dragons the first team to win the NSCF championship in their own nation. The [[NSCF 11|following season]], the [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore Bruins]] would win the championship, beating [[Army Academy]] 10-0, making [[Cosumar]] the first nation to produce multiple NSCF championship-winning programs. In [[NSCF 12|Season twelve]], [[St Michael University]] became only the third team – not counting Utica in season 1 – to win the championship in their debut season, following Eirikssonia and St Augustinus, and the second team to win the championship in overtime.

[[NSCF 13|Season thirteen]] saw yet another change of commissioner, and Utica reclaimed the record for most championships outright, defeating [[NSCF 11|season eleven]]'s champions, the Stoneshore Bruins, 3-0 in the record lowest-scoring championship game. The [[NSCF 14|following season]] saw [[Harbor College]] (then known as South Seas University) become the only team in NSCF history to play in multiple championship games without winning one, after their defeat to the [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder]]. The championship was hosted at [[Liberty Stadium]] in Istria, making Loyola the second school to win a championship hosted in their own nation, and the first to win one in their own town (though it was not their home stadium).

The [[Loyola University at Istria|reigning champions]] would become only the second to not enter the [[NSCF 15|following season]], though they had simply missed the registration deadline rather than disappearing from international circles, as St Michael had previously. In their absence, Ramusok Capital returned to the top of the pile, beating St Croix – themselves riding a wave of confidence after knocking Utica off top spot in the Woodlands conference and then eliminating the storied Osarian school in the playoffs – in a record high-scoring championship game. The 44-30 scoreline beat the NSCF 3 record for most points scored in the championship by a clear 11 points. With this victory, RCU became the only team to have played multiple championship games without losing, and Cosumar equalled Osarius for most championship-winning programs produced.

Though nominations had been opened up in the off-season for the position of NSCF Commissioner, and there was talk of realigning conferences, no changes took place in time for [[NSCF 16|Season sixteen]]. However, NSCF 16 did see an increase in entrants, and with it, the return of two previously suspended conferences. The Big Eight Conference was contested for the first time in almost ten seasons, while the Sequoia Conference returned for the first time since NSCF 11. Ramusok Capital University would ultimately be crowned champions at the end of the season, becoming the first team to retain the title, and equalling Utica University's three championships. Notably, this was also the first season in which Utica did not make the playoffs, ending their record streak of post-season appearances at fifteen.

===Banijan-Ranorian Duopoly===
Though Ramusok Capital won the NSCF 16 championship by a considerable margin, they would fail to win the Horizon Conference in [[NSCF 17]]. Instead, the newcomers in [[Sadeg State University]] from Drawkland won the conference, though they weren't the first Drawkian school to play in the Horizon. Ramusok Capital would not return to the championship game from this point on. Instead, the NSCF 14 champions in Loyola-Istria would capture their second championship, defeating the [[Academy of Space]]. This made Loyola-Istria the fourth school to earn two championships.

The next four seasons were hallmarked by Banijan dominance. From [[NSCF 17]] to [[NSCF 21]], every title game would feature a Banijan program, though only three of those games resulted in wins for the Banijan school. [[NSCF 18]] would see the Raiders of [[Mar Sara Tech]] raise the championship over Loyola-Istria. This ended a three-season stretch where the NSCF Champion was already a past champion. The final was hosted in Busukuma, Banija, making this the first time a program lost an NSCF championship hosted in their home nation.

[[NSCF 19]]'s championship would feature a program from [[Ranoria]] for the first time. [[Richardson University]] entered the fold for the first time in NSCF 16, and won the newly reopened Big Eight Conference twice in a row. This would be their first foray into the title game, but the championship was won by [[Northern Moravica University]], another Banijan program. This would make Banija the second nation in NSCF history to have two separate schools win the championship.

[[NSCF 20]] would be redemption for Ranoria, as their second school, [[Cold Hill University]], would win the championship over Northern Moravica. Hosted in the [[Karmin-Falce Superdome]] in Ranoria City, this would mark the third time a school would win the NSCF championship in their home nation. In [[NSCF 21]], the roles would be reversed. The reigning champions were defeated in the championship by the other school from the nation that lost the previous championship. In this case, Cold Hill would lose to Loyola-Istria in a 41-35 championship that would set the record for most points scored in an NSCF championship, eclipsing NSCF 15's total by two points. This win for Loyola-Istria tied them with Ramusok Capital and Utica for the most wins by an NSCF program at three, and tied Banija with Cosumar for most championship-winning programs at four.

In [[NSCF 22]], Cold Hill would become the fifth school in NSCF history to win two championships. They defeated the newcomers in [[Felswyr State University]] from Chromatika. This was the first season to not feature a Cosumarite school in NSCF history. Felswyr State made a name for themselves by winning the Horizon conference in an undefeated run, featuring a historic defense. The championship loss to Cold Hill was only the second loss in program history for Felswyr State.

===Era of Parity===
Cold Hill University's hurrah, however, while definitive with the calibre of all-worldly talent to have come out of the program, would soon be caught up as the programs across the sporting Multiverse. The internationalisation of the game, which had come in the form of international recruitment periods, as well as the further development of international rivalries, had made it easier for the other schools to catch up to the Banijan-Ranorian duopoly. By the end of the NSCF 22, when [[Felswyr State University]] had made a stunning debut campaign to the Championship game, it became increasingly clear that the duopoly would soon end...

==Competition format==
===Conferences===
===Playoffs===

==Culture==
===Recruiting===
===Curse of the Runner-up===
An once-prominent theme in NSCF is the "Curse of the Runner-Up", which dictates that the team losing in the Championship game will have a poor season the following year. Prior to NSCF 7, no team finishing a season as runner-up picked up a single win in the playoffs the following season. In the history of NSCF, ten runner-up teams have won a playoff game in the following season, including just three who have returned to the championship game for a second year running. Victims of the curse include University of Arkinesia, Northern Moravica University, South Seas University, and Utica University – each on two separate occasions.

The curse currently holds a "success" rate around 45%, claiming 15 victims from a possible 33, but only 3 in the 15 most recent seasons. At one point, the curse appeared to be broken, especially after six consecutive seasons where the previous cycle's finalist had made at least the Quarterfinals of the following year's competition – including Northern Moravica, who had gone out in the Quarterfinals but had won their first round match. The curse, however, is recently claimed to have returned claiming Staramara Tech and Raynor University as the latest victims in their subsequent seasons.

{{colorbox|gold}} '''Beat''' the curse (returned to the championship game)  {{colorbox|silver}} '''Survived''' the curse (advanced beyond the first round of the playoffs)

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Season
! Runner-up
! Performance in following season
|-
| NSCF 1
| '''University of Arkinesia'''
| Eliminated in the Conference Championship round of NSCF 2
|-
| NSCF 2
| '''University of St. John's Island'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 3 playoffs
|-
| NSCF 3
| '''Frbiba State University'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 4 playoffs
|-
| NSCF 4
| '''Utica University'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 5
|-
| NSCF 5
| '''University of Arkinesia'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 6
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 6
| '''Freedom's Altar University'''
| Eliminated in Quarterfinals of NSCF 7
|- style="background:Gold;"
| NSCF 7
| '''University of Alzburg-Dyka'''
| Won the NSCF 8 Championship
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 8
| '''Netteingen Tech'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 9
|-
| NSCF 9
| '''University of Port Salem'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 10
|-
| NSCF 10
| '''Utica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 11, after a first-round bye
|-
| NSCF 11
| '''Army Academy'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 12, Lei Bowl Champions
|-
| NSCF 12
| '''South Seas University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 13, Lei Bowl Champions
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 13
| '''Stoneshore College'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 14
|-
| NSCF 14
| '''South Seas University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 15 (as Harbor College)
|- style="background:Gold;"
| NSCF 15
| '''Université St. Croix'''
| Defeated in the Championship Game of NSCF 16
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 16
| '''Université St. Croix'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 17
|-
| NSCF 17
| '''Academy of Space'''
| Eliminated in the First round of NSCF 18 Playoffs
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 18
| '''University of Loyola-Istria'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 19
|-
| NSCF 19
| '''Richardson University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 20, Drawk Bowl champions
|-
| NSCF 20
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 21
|- style="background:gold;"
| NSCF 21
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Won NSCF 22 Championship
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 22
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 23
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 23
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 24
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 24
| '''Trent State University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 25
|-style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 25
| '''Northern Moravica University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 26
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 26
| '''Green City University'''
| Eliminated in the Semifinals of NSCF 27
|-
| NSCF 27
| '''Staramara Tech University'''
| Eliminated in the First Round of NSCF 28
|-
| NSCF 28
| '''Raynor University'''
| Did not make the playoffs in NSCF 29, lost bowl game
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 29
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Eliminated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 30
|-style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 30
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Championship Game of NSCF 31
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 31
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Quarterfinals of NSCF 32
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 32
| '''Felswyr State University'''
| Defeated in the Semifinals of NSCF 32
|- style="background:Silver;"
| NSCF 33
| '''Cold Hill University'''
| Defeated in the Semifinals of NSCF 32
|-
|}

===Unofficial College Football World Championship===
:''Full article: [[Unofficial College Football World Championship]]''

While the champions of each season of NSCF are considered College Football World Champions, often they will not have had to face the previous season's champion.

In response to criticism over this, Oracle devised a system of tracking a [[wikipedia:lineal championship|lineal championship]], like in combat sports, known as the Unofficial College Football World Championship (UCFWC). The basic premise goes as follows:
* The first NSCF Championship game was the first title game; the winners of that game were the first holders of the UCFWC
* All NSCF-sanctioned games involving the titleholder are considered "title games"
* If the titleholder loses a title game, the title passes over to the winner. A draw or a victory means they retain the title.
* Final results of title games are counted regardless of overtime; meaning a defeat in overtime still counts.

Oracle have since added more rules and regulations to govern what happens in cases where the titleholder does not make the playoffs, ceases to exist, or simply fails to enter the following season of NSCF. As a result, there are four recognised "world titles", though Oracle seeks to see the other three unified with the lineal championship whenever possible.

Offshoots of the concept also exist, tracking the lineal champions of each of the NSCF conferences – only counting regular season, in-conference play – though these are seldom mentioned in Oracle's promotional material.

As of the NSCF 16 Championship game, the recognised (world) titleholders are as follows
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Title
!Holders
|-
|Lineal
|{{flagicon|COS}} [[Ramusok Capital University]]
|-
|Interim
|''Vacant''
|-
|Silver
|''Vacant''
|-
|Legacy{{ref|1}}
|''Vacant''
|}

{{note|1}}  The actual holders of the Legacy championship, University of Westshire, ceased to exist prior to the start of NSCF 17. Oracle stripped them of the title as a result.


==NSCF Committee==
===NSCF Commissioner===

==Rules==
NSCF operates under the internationally accepted rule set for college-level American football, also known as [[wikipedia:IFAF|IFAF]] rules. These differ slightly from the ruleset commonly used in the professional game, or in the different national variations that exist of the sport. Most notable is the lack of sudden death overtime.

As a league, NSCF does not enforce any specific on-field rules which alter the way the game is played. Nor is there a hard limit on roster size – though for all intents and purposes, a program cannot name more than one hundred players, due to jersey numbering restrictions – or recruiting.

===Procedure===
The [[NSCF Procedural List]]<ref name="Procedural List" /> was written by then-Commissioner and former Osarius international gridiron defensive back, [[Jonathan Hardison]] prior to season five. Since then it has been adapted and updated multiple times, to address changing concerns within NSCF. All amendments to the procedural list require a majority vote from the [[NationStates College Football#NSCF Committee|NSCF Committee]] to be officially implemented.

The procedural list details, among other things:
*NSCF committee regulations, including voting procedure,
*NSCF competition entry requirements and restrictions,
*ranking calculation procedure,
*conference alignment rules,
*standings calculation and playoff seeding procedure,
*rules for non-conference games, including games for independent schools

==Honours==
===Champions===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! style="width: 5%;"| Game
! style="width: 14%;"| Winning team
! style="width: 2%;"| Score
! style="width: 14%;"| Losing team
! style="width: 16%;"| Venue
! style="width: 15%;"| Location
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|01|[[NSCF season 1|NSCF 1]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 01|[[Utica University NSCF 1 season|Utica University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2317|23–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Arkinesia 01|[[University of Arkinesia]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Dorrel Stadium 01|[[Dorrel Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Lexington, Moorhatch, Churchma 01|Lexington, Moorhatch, [[Churchma]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|02|[[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Eirikssonia University 01|[[Eirikssonia University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2117|21–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|St. John's Island University 01|[[St. John's Island University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Justinian Field 01|[[Justinian Field]]}}
|{{Sort|Kaldukosk, Cosumar 01|Kaldukosk, [[Cosumar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|03|[[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 02|[[Utica University NSCF 3 season|Utica University]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3726|37–26}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Frbiba State University 01|[[Frbiba State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Tiegemburk Park 01|[[Tiegemburk Park]]}}
|{{Sort|Dyka, Nasto, Mytannion 01|Dyka, Nasto, [[Mytannion]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|04|[[NSCF season 4|NSCF 4]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Arkinesia 02|[[University of Arkinesia]] (1, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1916|19–16}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Utica University 03|[[Utica University NSCF 4 season|Utica University]] (3, 2–1)}}
|{{Sort|Dorrel Stadium 01|[[Dorrel Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Lexington, Moorhatch, Churchma 01|Lexington, Moorhatch, [[Churchma]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|05|[[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Frbiba State University 02|[[Frbiba State University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1312|13–12}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Arkinesia 03|[[University of Arkinesia]] (3, 1–2)}}
|{{Sort|Martin Connors Memorial Stadium 01|[[Martin Connors Memorial Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Utica, Tubriss, Osarius 01|[[Utica]], [[Tubriss]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|06|[[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 01|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2000|20–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Freedom's Altar University 01|[[Freedom's Altar University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Rose Bowl 01|[[The Rose Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Pasadena, Los Angeles, Free South Califas 01|Pasadena, Los Angeles, [[Free South Califas]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|07|[[NSCF season 7|NSCF 7]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Port Salem 01|[[University of Port Salem]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1300|13–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 02|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Sacred Heart 01|[[The Sacred Heart]]}}
|{{Sort|Freedom's Altar, Yesopalitha 01|Freedom's Altar, [[Yesopalitha]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|08|[[NSCF season 8|NSCF 8]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Alzburg-Dyka 03|[[University of Alzburg-Dyka]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3017|30–17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Netteingen Tech 01|[[Netteingen Tech]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Benevolence Bowl 01|[[The Benevolence Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Dynapolis, Osarius 01|[[Dynapolis]], [[Draconium]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|09|[[NSCF season 9|NSCF 9]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of St Augustinus 01|[[University of St Augustinus]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1007|10–7}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Port Salem 02|[[University of Port Salem]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Benevolence Bowl 02|[[The Benevolence Bowl]]}}
|{{Sort|Dynapolis, Osarius 02|[[Dynapolis]], [[Draconium]], [[Osarius]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|10|[[NSCF season 10|NSCF 10]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 01|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2713|27–13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Utica University 04|[[Utica University NSCF 10 season|Utica University]] (4, 2–2)}}
|{{Sort|Klyde Sportsplex 01|[[Klyde Sportsplex]]}}
|{{Sort|Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, Cosumar 01|Klyde City, North Klyde Fief, [[Cosumar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|11|[[NSCF season 11|NSCF 11]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Stoneshore College 01|[[Stoneshore College]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1000|10–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Army Academy 01|[[Army Academy]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Plumeria Garden 01|[[The Plumeria Garden]]}}
|{{Sort|Mosaic, Costa Aluria 01|Mosaic, [[Costa Aluria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|12|[[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|St. Michael University 01|[[St. Michael University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2117|10–3}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|South Seas University 01|[[South Seas University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Liberty Stadium 01|[[Liberty Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Istria, Moravica, Banija 01|Istria, Moravica, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|13|[[NSCF season 13|NSCF 13]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Utica University 05|[[Utica University NSCF 13 season|Utica University]] (5, 3–2)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|0300|3–0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Stoneshore College 02|[[Stoneshore College]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Los Angeles Stadium 01|[[Los Angeles Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Pogar Island, Yosmar 01|Pogar Island, [[Yosmar]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|14|[[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 01|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2016|20–16}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|South Seas University 02|[[South Seas University]] (2, 0–2)}}
|{{Sort|Liberty Stadium 02|[[Liberty Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Istria, Moravica, Banija 02|Istria, Moravica, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|15|[[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 02|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4430|44–30}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Université St. Croix 01|[[Université St Croix]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Plumeria Garden 02|[[The Plumeria Garden]]}}
|{{Sort|Mosaic, Kalalau 02|Mosaic, [[Kalalau]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|16|[[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]}}
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Ramusok Capital University 03|[[Ramusok Capital University]] (3, 3–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3803|38–3}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Université St. Croix 02|[[Université St Croix]] (2, 0–2)}}
|{{Sort|Millenium Park 01|[[Millenium Park]]}}
|{{Sort|East Portus, Iron Syndicate 01|East Portus, [[Iron Syndicate]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|17|NSCF 17}}<ref name="NSCF 17" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 01|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1307|13-7}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Academy of Space 01|[[Academy of Space]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 01|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 01|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|18|NSCF 18}}<ref name="NSCF 18" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mar Sara Tech 01|[[Mar Sara Tech]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3420|34-20}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 03|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (3, 2–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stadium of the Restoration 01|[[Stadium of the Restoration]]}}
|{{Sort|Busukuma, Banija 01|Busukuma, National Capitol Region, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|19|NSCF 19}}<ref name="NSCF 19" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Northern Moravica University 01|[[Northern Moravica University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2420|24-20}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Richardson University 01|[[Richardson University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|VannAir Stadium 01|[[VannAir Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Olson, Vangaziland 01|Olson, Svennish Islands, [[Vangaziland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|20|NSCF 20}}<ref name="NSCF 20" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 01|[[Cold Hill University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2600|26-0}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 02|[[Northern Moravica University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 02|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 02|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|21|NSCF 21}}<ref name="NSCF 21" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|University of Loyola-Istria 04|[[University of Loyola-Istria]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4135|41-35}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Cold Hill University 02|[[Cold Hill University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|BBP National Stadium 01|[[Baker_Park_national_football_team#BBP_National_Stadium|BBP National Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Belle Haven, Baker Park 01|[[Belle Haven]], [[Baker Park]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|22|NSCF 22}}<ref name="NSCF 22" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 03|[[Cold Hill University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2013|20-13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Felswyr State University University 01|[[Felswyr State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|BBP National Stadium 02|[[Baker_Park_national_football_team#BBP_National_Stadium|BBP National Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Belle Haven, Baker Park 02|[[Belle Haven]], [[Baker Park]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|23|NSCF 23}}<ref name="NSCF 23" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Sadeg State University 01|[[Sadeg State University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3424|34-24}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 03|[[Northern Moravica University]] (3, 1–2)}}
|{{Sort|Stadium of the Restoration 02|[[Stadium of the Restoration]]}}
|{{Sort|Busukuma, Banija 02|Busukuma, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|24|NSCF 24}}<ref name="NSCF 24" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 02|[[Felswyr State University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|4117|41-17}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Trent State University 01|[[Trent State University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Karmin-Falce Superdome 03|[[Karmin-Falce Superdome]]}}
|{{Sort|Ranoria City, Ranoria 03|Ranoria City, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|25|NSCF 25}}<ref name="NSCF 25" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Raynor University 01|[[Raynor University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|2913|29-13}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Northern Moravica University 04|[[Northern Moravica University]] (4, 1–3)}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani Motor Speedway 01|[[Ruwani Motor Speedway]]}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani, Banija 01|Ruwani, [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|26|NSCF 26}}<ref name="NSCF 26" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 03|[[Felswyr State University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|163|16-3}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Green City University 01|[[Green City University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Seven Stars Stadium 01|[[Seven Stars Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Centivar County 01|Centivar County, [[Drawkland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|27|NSCF 27}}<ref name="NSCF 27" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Richardson University 02|[[Richardson University]] (2, 1–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|76|7-6}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Staramara Tech University 01|[[Staramara Tech University]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stade St. Croix 01|[[Stade St. Croix]]}}
|{{Sort|Joongyeong, Quebec 01|Joongyeong, [[Quebec and Shingoyreo]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|28|NSCF 28}}<ref name="NSCF 28" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 04|[[Felswyr State University]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3127|31-27}}
| style="background:#fcc;"|{{Sort|Raynor University 01|[[Raynor University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|The Elysium 01|[[The Elysium]]}}
|{{Sort|Rouyoutte 01|Rouyoutte, [[Ranoria]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|29|NSCF 29}}<ref name="NSCF 29" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 04|[[Cold Hill University]] (4, 3–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3635|36-35}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 05|[[Felswyr State University]] (5, 3–2)}}
|{{Sort|Kavuma Field 01|[[Kavuma Field]]}}
|{{Sort|Herzegovina City 01|[[Herzegovina City]], [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|30|NSCF 30}}<ref name="NSCF 30" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Richardson University 03|[[Richardson University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|379|37-9}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 05|[[Cold Hill University]] (5, 3–2)}}
|{{Sort|Stadi Cardenao 01|[[Stadi Cardenao]]}}
|{{Sort|New Cardonia 01|[[New Cardonia]], [[Cardenao]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|31|NSCF 31}}<ref name="NSCF 31" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Raynor University 02|[[Raynor University]] (3, 2–1)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|5433|54-33}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 06|[[Cold Hill University]] (6, 3–3)}}
|{{Sort|Henza Centre 01|[[Henza Centre]]}}
|{{Sort|D'Rea 01|[[D'Rea]], [[Chromatika]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|32|NSCF 32}}<ref name="NSCF 32" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mar Sara Tech 02|[[Mar Sara Tech]] (2, 2–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|1210|12-10}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Felswyr State University 05|[[Felswyr State University]] (6, 3–3)}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani Motor Speedway 02|[[Ruwani Motor Speedway]]}}
|{{Sort|Ruwani 01|[[Ruwani]], [[Banija]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|33|NSCF 33}}<ref name="NSCF 33" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Cavsar University 01|[[Cavsar University]] (1, 1–0)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3427|34-27}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cold Hill University 07|[[Cold Hill University]] (7, 3–4)}}
|{{Sort|Seven Stars Stadium 02|[[Seven Stars Stadium]]}}
|{{Sort|Centivar County 02|[[Centivar County]], [[Drawkland]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|34|NSCF 34}}<ref name="NSCF 34" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Northern Moravica University 02|[[Northern Moravica University]] (4, 2–2)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|3533|35-33}}
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|Cavsar University 02|[[Cavsar University]] (2, 1–1)}}
|{{Sort|Henza Centre 02|[[Henza Centre]]}}
|{{Sort|D'Rea 02|[[D'Rea]], [[Chromatika]]}}
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|35|NSCF 35}}<ref name="NSCF 35" />
| style="background:#d0e7ff;"| {{Sort|Mountain District University 07|[[Mountain District University]] (7, 4–3)}}
| style="text-align: center;"| {{Sort|0906|9-6}}OT
| style="background:#fcc;"| {{Sort|University of Aberstadt 07|[[University of Aberstadt]] (1, 0–1)}}
|{{Sort|Stade St. Croix 02|[[Stade St. Croix]]}}
|{{Sort|Joongyeong 02|[[Joongyeong]], [[Quebec and Shingoryeo]]}}
|}

====Champions by nation====

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Nation
! Wins
! Team(s)
|-
| {{flag|Banija}}
| 5
| Loyola-Istria (3), Northern Moravica (2)
|-
| {{flag|Ranoria}}
| 5
| Cold Hill (3), Richardson (2)
|-
| {{flag|Valanora}}
| 4
| Mar Sara Tech (2), Raynor (2)
|-
| {{flag|Cosumar}}
| 4
| Ramusok Capital (3), Stoneshore
|-
| {{flag|Chromatika}}
| 4
| Mountain District (4)
|-
| {{flag|Osarius}}
| 3
| Utica (3)
|-
| {{flag|Drawkland}}
| 2
| Sadeg State, Cavsar
|-
| {{flagicon|MYT}} [[Mytanija]]
| 2
| Alzburg-Dyka (2)
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Buffalostan]]
| 1
| Eirikssonia
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Arkinesia]]
| 1
| Arkinesia
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[Michael VII]]
| 1
| Frbiba State
|-
| {{flag|West Guiana}}
| 1
| Port Salem
|-
| {{flag|Saintland}}
| 1
| St. Augustinus
|-
| {{flagicon|NON}} [[The Isles of Azoria]]
| 1
| St. Michael
|}

====Champions by conference====
NOTE: The below figures do not count Utica's win in season one for Woodlands conference, as conferences did not yet exist in NSCF.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Conference
! Wins
! Team(s)
|-
| Horizon
| 10
| Mountain District (4), Ramusok Capital (3), Sadeg State, Stoneshore, Cavsar
|-
| Big Eight
| 7
| Eirikssonia, Mar Sara Tech, Cold Hill (3), Richardson (2)
|-
| Celestia
| 6
| St. Augustinus, Loyola-Istria (3), Northern Moravica (2)
|-
| Woodlands
| 4
| Utica (2), Frbiba State, Arkinesia
|-
| Zephyr
| 3
| Raynor (2), Mar Sara Tech
|-
| Sequoia
| 2
| Alzburg-Dyka (2)
|-
| Mineral
| 2
| Port Salem, St. Michael
|-
|}

===Conference champions===
Since NSCF season 2, the league has operated in a multiple conference format. Originally, a series of games between the top two ranked sides in each conference determined the conference champions, and these games doubled as the playoff quarter-finals. This practice was discontinued after one season, however. Since season three, the team with the best record in each conference – according to official NSCF standings calculation procedure – at the end of in-conference play, has been crowned conference champion.

Since the beginning of the multiple conference format, only Horizon conference has been active every season. In addition, the Celestia and Zephyr conferences have also been active every season since they were established. Every other conference has been suspended at least once.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 5%;"| Season
! style="width: 8%;"| Big Eight
! style="width: 8%;"| Celestia
! style="width: 8%;"| Equinox
! style="width: 8%;"| Horizon
! style="width: 8%;"| Mineral
! style="width: 8%;"| Sequoia
! style="width: 8%;"| Woodlands
! style="width: 8%;"| Zephyr
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Eirikssonia University|Eirikssonia]]
| rowspan=4 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[St. John's Island University|St John's]]
| [[Utica University|Utica]]
| rowspan=5 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]
| [[Darien-Pushania University|DPU]]
| rowspan=4 | [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| [[Riversburg-Madison University|RMU]]
| [[Frbiba State University|FSU]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 4|NSCF 4]]
| [[Scott City University|Scott City]]
| [[Colden University|Colden]]
| rowspan=3 | [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Bugny A&M University|Bugny A&M]]
| [[Farstate University|Farstate]]
| [[Freedom's Altar University|FAU]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]
| [[Tim City University|Tim City]]
| rowspan=2 | [[National University at Mardi|NU-Mardi]]
| [[University of West TaQud|West TaQud]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 7|NSCF 7]]
| [[Scott City University|Scott City]]
| [[Fair Haven State University|Fair Haven State]]
| [[Freedom's Altar University|FAU]]
| [[Salem Community College|SCC]]
| [[Riversburg-Madison University|RMU]]
| [[Loyola University|Loyola]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 8|NSCF 8]]
| rowspan=8 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Universite St. Croix|St. Croix]]
| rowspan=10 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[University of West TaQud|West TaQud]]
| [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| rowspan=2 | [[University of Alzburg-Dyka|Alzburg-Dyka]]
| [[University of Jagoza|Jagoza]]
| [[St Michael the Archangel University|St Michael Archangel]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 9|NSCF 9]]
| rowspan=2 | [[University of St. Augustinus|St. Augustinus]]
| [[St. Martin's College|St. Martin's]]
| [[Reimsburgh Tech University|Reimsburgh]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
| [[St. Thomas University|St. Thomas]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 10|NSCF 10]]
| [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[University of Port Salem|Port Salem]]
| style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[College of Murin|Murin]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 11|NSCF 11]]
| [[Army Academy]]
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| [[Valor Coast University|Valor Coast]]
| [[Yuma University|Yuma]]
| [[Université St. Croix|St. Croix]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Ceneisis Naval Academy|Ceneisis]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[St. Michael University|St. Michael]]
| rowspan=4 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 | [[Utica University|Utica]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 13|NSCF 13]]
| [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]
| [[University of Loyola-Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[South Seas University|South Seas]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Imperial Military Academy|Imperial]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]
| [[University of Angelwood-Aprilia|Angelwood-Aprilia]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Mount Maris University|Mount Maris]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Universite St. Croix|St. Croix]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Leopord Central University|Leopord Central]]
| [[University of Jackson|Jackson]]
| [[Thereisnogodistan Community College|Thereisnogodistan]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 17|NSCF 17]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| [[Gallian Military Academy|Gallian Military]]
| [[Calix City Institute of Archaeology|Calix City]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Cenesis Naval Academy|Ceneisis Naval]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 18|NSCF 18]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
| [[Loirgrunzodd University|Loirgrunzodd]]
| [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| rowspan=4 | [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| [[Gyan-Johnson University|Gyan-Johnson]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 19|NSCF 19]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| rowspan=14 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| [[Stoneshore College|Stoneshore]]
| [[The Academy of Space|Space]]
| [[Xannerian Polytechnical Institute|XPI]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Imperial Military Academy|Imperial]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 20|NSCF 20]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| rowspan=13 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
| rowspan=3 | [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 21|NSCF 21]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Ramusok Capital University|RCU]]
| [[Bowerstone University|Bowerstone]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 22|NSCF 22]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| [[Salamantic Universities|Salamantic]]
| [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy|Squidroidia AFA]]
| rowspan=4 | [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 23|NSCF 23]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Sadeg State University|Sadeg State]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| rowspan=2 | [[New Lakeland University|New Lakeland]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 24|NSCF 24]]
| rowspan=1 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 25|NSCF 25]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[Trent State University|Trent State]]
| [[Brattleboro Technical Institute|Brat Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 26|NSCF 26]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Green City University|Green City]]
| [[Crown's College]]
| [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 27|NSCF 27]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Cold Hill University|Cold Hill]]
| [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
| rowspan=3 | [[University of Mancodas|Mancodas]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 28|NSCF 28]]
| [[Northern Moravica University|Northern Moravica]]
| rowspan=3 | [[Felswyr State University|Felswyr State]]
| [[Green City University|Green City]]
| rowspan=5 style="background-color: #aaa;" |
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 29|NSCF 29]]
| [[Loyola University at Istria|Loyola-Istria]]
| [[University of Alexandroupolis|Alexandroupolis]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 30|NSCF 30]]
| [[Richardson University|Richardson]]
| [[Université du Saguenay|Saguenay]]
| [[University of Columbus-Prairie|Columbus-Prairie]]
| [[Raynor University|Raynor]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 31|NSCF 31]]
| rowspan=2 | [[LeBois Santura University|LeBois Santura]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Islamic University of Busoga|Islamic Busoga]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Staramara Tech University|Staramara Tech]]
| [[University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park|UC-Baker Park]]
| rowspan=2 | [[Mar Sara Tech]]
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 32|NSCF 32]]
| [[Niakursk University|Niakursk]]
|}

===Awards===
Since NSCF season 2, the league has hosted its official awards in various points of the competition. A set of five awards have been awarded for the student-athletes' respective excellence throughout the gridiron season.

Due to their prestige, as well as the rarity afforded by the fact that awards are presented infrequently – many editions of NSCF have not seen enough nominations given by respective members' institutions to warrant a vote – winning any of the awards alone bring particular glory to the institution. The list of winners over the course of its history has also reflected the popular trends found within the competition itself, with recent cycles indicating a strong preference towards top quarterbacks.

The awards are also known to be particularly difficult to repeat or win twice, with only nine persons having achieved this task before. Quarterbacks [[Mikjel Ostgurn]] (Alzburg-Dyka), [[Isaka Jawara]] (Loyola-Istria), [[Sarai Gwenderyn]], [[Kadesh Odika]] (Felswyr State), [[Benoit Youngblood]] (Cold Hill), [[C.C. Youngblood]] (Saguenay) and Odin Sørbø (Raynor), have all won the trophy twice, with the first three generally viewed as three of the most iconic faces of the competition and gridiron football. [[Sara McAllister]] (Felswyr State) has set the standard for all kickers in the competition with her remarkable performances, while eccentric, unconventional guru [[Silas "Goose" Carneghy]] carves himself into the history book with his achievements made while coaching South Seas University.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! style="width: 5%;"| Season
! style="width: 8%;"| Most Outstanding Player
! style="width: 8%;"| Offensive Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Defensive Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Special Teams Player of the Year
! style="width: 8%;"| Coach of the Year
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 2|NSCF 2]]
| QB Stu Gildon (Sr., Colden)
| QB Tom Ehrlich (Fr., Erikssonia)
| SS Jeff Atkinson (So., Erikssonia)
| KR/PR Ben Cook (Fr., Erikssonia)
| Miles Parker (Colden)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 3|NSCF 3]]
| QB [[Mikjel Ostgurn]] (So., Alzburg-Dyka)
| QB [[Luke Saint]] (So., Utica)
| DT Jaap Ravn (Jr., Riversburg-Madison)
| K [[Paul Atkinson]] (Sr., Utica)
| [[Mike Zampese]] (Utica)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 5|NSCF 5]]
| QB Mikjel Ostgurn (Sr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| QB Mikjel Ostgurn (Sr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| CB Leon Calk (So., Utica)
| K Dillon Brecht (Sr., Frbiba State)
| Rob Troxel (Alzburg-Dyka)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 6|NSCF 6]]
| DT Marwan Pijnenberg (Jr., Alzburg-Dyka)
| RB Ihor Voronkov (So., Alzburg-Dyka)
| CB Hi'ro Manaka'li (Sr., Utica)
| K McRoss Avery (Sr., West TaQud)
| Jim Marskman (Freedom's Altar)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 12|NSCF 12]]
| QB Ezra Talbot (South Seas)
| QB Andreas Polus (St. Augustinus)
| DE Toby Tancredi (Stoneshore)
| KR/PR Javan Ford (Utica)
| [[Silas "Goose" Carneghy]] (South Seas)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 14|NSCF 14]]
| QB Dennis Zervos (So., Loyola-Istria)
| TE Christos Cosse (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| SS Miller Keynote (Sr., Imperial Military Academy)
| K Randall Coolidge (So., Castle)
| Silas "Goose" Carneghy (South Seas)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 15|NSCF 15]]
| RB Nic Perrantes (Sr., Ramusok Capital)
| QB Kyle LeBlanc (Angelwood-Aprilia)
| DE Philip Umiaktorviq (Sr., Iqaluit)
| K Luis Arana (Jr., Castle)
| Cliff Scuttlesmith (Ramusok Capital)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 16|NSCF 16]]
| QB/RB/DB Jeremiah Drake (Sr., Emmanuel Theological)
| TE Johnny Farmer (So., Richardson)
| CB Eddie Rowe (Karl Marx)
| K Sophie Rush (Fr., Frontier State)
| Travin Marsen (Leopard Central)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 17|NSCF 17]]
| TE/DE Johnny Farmer (Jr., Richardson)
| QB [[Isaka Jawara]] (So., Loyola-Istria)
| CB Davon Stovall (Sr., Richardson)
| KR Kostas Costas (Fr., Loyola-Istria)
| Horace Browning (Northern Moravica)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 18|NSCF 18]]
| QB Isaka Jawara (Jr., Loyola-Istria)
| QB John Garrett (Sr., Richardson)
| LB Angelo Gordon (Jr., Cold Hill)
| KR Corrin Fairless (Fr., Loyola-Istria)
| Sandar Ivarsson (Mar Sara Tech)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 19|NSCF 19]]
| QB Thorn Davis (Jr., Cold Hill)
| QB Isaka Jawara (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| S Judas Wolfson (So., Richardson)
| K Nick Fields (Sr., UC-Baker Park)
| Philip McCreary (Tecumseh)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 22|NSCF 22]]
| QB [[Sarai Gwenderyn]] (Fr., Felswyr State)
| QB Deondre Rhine (Jr., Cold Hill)
| DE Dan De Boer (Fr., Salamantic)
| K [[Sara McAllister]] (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Milton Donnelly (Kohnhead City)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 24|NSCF 24]]
| QB Sarai Gwenderyn (Jr., Felswyr State)
| QB Vallienté Wagner-Young (Jr., Northern Moravica)
| MLB Mi-Hyeon Park (Jr., Felswyr State)
| K Sara McAllister (Jr., Felswyr State)
| Johnny Bridgeford (Trent State)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 25|NSCF 25]]
| QB Kualu Luani (Jr., Raynor)
| RB Herman Whitworth (Sr., Kohnhead City)
| OLB Abram Fairbanks (Jr., Loyola-Istria)
| KR/PR Felix Hamilton (Sr., Cold Hill)
| James Arthur (Woodstock City)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 26|NSCF 26]]
| QB Craig Juniper (Sr., Loyola-Istria)
| QB Lane Proudfoot (Sr., Cavsar)
| DE Gideon Kearse (Jr., Richardson)
| K Michelle Breille (Jr., Felswyr State)
| C.C. van Eeden Youngblood (Saguenay)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 27|NSCF 27]]
| LB Kaspar Ulvestad (Sr., Richardson)
| QB Benoit Youngblood (Fr., Cold Hill)
| SS Prokopios Vortigern Rooijakkers (Sr., Richardson)
| K Shirley Woo (Sr., Richardson)
| Lee Chapman (Hankow State)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 28|NSCF 28]]
| QB Kadesh Odika (Jr., Felswyr State)
| QB Benoit Youngblood (So., Cold Hill)
| CB Lisa Bonsoon (Fr., Felswyr State)
| K Dwayne Markseon (Sr., Northern Moravica)
| C.C. van Eeden Youngblood (Saguenay)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 29|NSCF 29]]
| QB Kadesh Odika (Sr., Felswyr State)
| RB Rylan Rodgers Jr. (Jr., Richardson)
| OLB Trevor Specter (Sr., Felswyr State)
| K Ivan Homer (Sr., Felswyr State)
| Hannah McKendry (St. Croix)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 30|NSCF 30]]
| QB Bobby Dials (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| QB Bobby Dials (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| OLB Alabester Red (Jr., LeBois Santura)
| K Sam Gustafsson (So., Columbus-Prairie)
| Kasen Harrowitz (Richardson)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 31|NSCF 31]]
| QB Odin Sørbø (Jr., Raynor)
| RB Joshua Okombo (Sr., Islamic Busoga)
| DE Ojare Kahara (Jr., Richardson)
| P Nathanaël De la Croix (Sr., Staramara Tech)
| Andy Magnusson (Raynor)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 32|NSCF 32]]
| QB Odin Sørbø (Sr., Raynor)
| TE/RB/ATH Horace Horton (Jr., Northern Moravica)
| OLB Freya Odinsdottir (So., Felswyr State)
| K Sean Robinson (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Steve Valentine (LeBois Santura)
|-
| style="text-align: center;"| [[NSCF season 33|NSCF 33]]
| WR Julian Gallagher (Jr., Cavsar)
| QB Larry Cunningham (Fr., Columbus-Prairie)
| ILB Tito Bird (So., LeBois Santura)
| K Nicky Wolfe (Fr., Felswyr State)
| Chris Dale (Cold Hill)
|}

==Records and Statistics==
===Scoring===


===Matches===


===OSN All-Time Rating===
Between seasons seven and eight, OSN's Oracle team developed an [[wikipedia:Elo rating system|Elo-based]] rating system to determine the best NSCF program of all-time. The formula is calculated for every team after each match they participate in, and uses existing team ratings, among other factors, to calculate the probability of victory. The probability of victory is then converted into a "bounty" of points awarded to the winning team and subtracted from the losing team.

New teams begin on 1500 points, and a maximum of sixteen points can be won or lost per game.

At the end of NSCF 15, the team backdated rating calculations for every team as they would have been calculated after every matchday in NSCF history. The highest rating achieved of all-time was 1969, by Utica University on matchday nine of season fifteen.

Additionally, of the fifty highest recorded ratings, only eight had been reached by a team other than Utica University; and none of those greater than the 37th highest. This means that since matchday nine of season eleven, Utica have possessed the highest all-time rating.

==External links==
==References==
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Banija

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Banija: City populations, foreign affairs

{{Infobox country
|conventional_long_name = Kingdom of Banija
|common_name = Banija
|image_flag = Flag_of_Banija.png
|alt_flag = Flag
|image_coat =
|alt_coat =
|symbol_type =
|national_motto = In Unity, There is Strength
|national_anthem = Ekitiibwa kya Buganda (Pride of Banija)
|royal_anthem =
|other_symbol_type =
|other_symbol =
|capital = [[Busukuma]]
|largest_city = [[Istria]]
|largest_settlement =
|largest_settlement_type =
|official_languages = English, Olusanke,
|national_languages =
|regional_languages = Mukegara, Bokassa, Iturbide
|languages =
|languages_sub =
|languages2_type =
|languages2 =
|languages2_sub =
|Religious groups = Puritan Mormon(91%), Shia Islam(5%), Various Protestant(2%), Various Catholic(0.5%), Other(1.5%)
|demonym = Banijan
|government_type = Semi Constitutional Monarchy
|leader_title1 = Kabaka (King)
|leader_name1 = Mwanga
|Royal_House = House of Katende
|leader_title2 = Katikkiro (Prime Minister)
|leader_name2 = Boaz Gor
|legislature = Lukiiko
|upper_house =
|lower_house =
|established_event1 = Establishment of the Kasanke Tribe
|established_date1 = 1215
|established_event2 = Establishment of the Banijan Empire
|established_date2 = 1618
|established_event3 = First Quebecois Colonization of Banija
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'''Banija''' officially the '''Kingdom of Banija''', is a country in southwestern [[Atlantian Oceania.|Arrosia.]] A nation with a coastline, it shares land borders directly with two countries- Timuria lies just across Banija's northern borders, while Geisenfred lies across Banija's eastern borders. The nation shares maritime borders with two more island AO nations, as it shares a maritime border with the island nation of [[Farfadillis]] to the South, and with the [[Busoga Islands]] to the West.

==Etymology==

Banija, as you can tell, is not a word that is native to the tongue of most Banijans, Olusanke. Banijans believe that the word Banija was given as a national name, directly by God, to the leader of the nation at the time. When Mormonism was originally started, the original believers were the Kasanke Tribe in northwestern Banija, the modern-day Moravica region. When they were expanding to take over the rest of modern-day Banija, and eventually the Busoga Islands, God told them to establish a unifying name for the whole country, so their unity would be preserved. He dictated the name Banija, and that became the name of the country.

==History==

===Ancient History===

===Establishment of the Kasanke Tribe(1215)===

The Kasanke Tribe, essentially the predecessor to modern-day Banija, as well as the nation's dominant present ethnic group, was founded in 1215 in northwestern Banija, or what is now called the Moravica Region. Back then, many small clans lived around each other. Not a ton is known about them, for they were bad at writing down their own history.

In the year 1215, people who were noted as "fair-skinned invaders" showed up in ships, off of modern-day Moravica's shores. Nobody knows where these invaders came from. The clans in Banija at the time largely kept to themselves, so it is unlikely they would have been able to recognize a foreign standard. The foreign invaders briefly got a foothold in the modern day Herzegovina City.

However, the Kasanke Clan knew that these invaders were up to no good. Their Chief(Shujaa), rallied neighboring clans across Northern Moravica and western Aksum, and told them that he would take the fight to these fair skinned invaders. They regrouped and did battle, and the invaders were forced to surrender and flee Banija, never to return. In the aftermath, the chief decided that the clans would be better off as a bigger tribe, to defend from foreign threats.

The Chief called himself Kizza and kept his title of Shujaa. He became Kizza I, and declared Banija's first Royal House- the House of Luzumana.

===Establishment of the Puritan Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints===

===Unification of Banija===

===Fall of the Banijan Empire and 1st Quebecois Colonization of Banija===

===Re-Establishment of the Empire and the first Banijan Civil War===

===Second Quebeocis Colonization of Banija===

===Independence and establishment of the Kingdom of Banija===

==Geography==

===Climate===

===Biodiversity===

==Politics==

===Official Regions of Banija===

===Law===

===Foreign relations===

Under Banija's constitutional system, foreign policy is not set by the elected Government- legally it is the sole purview of the Kabaka. Banija's constitutional founders firmly believed in the theory that politics should 'stop at water's edge', and that taking foreign policy out of the hands of the elected government meant that there would be more continuity in Banija's foreign policy. Furthermore, once the heir to the throne reaches 25 years of age, the Kabaka is required to appoint the Isebantu(Crown Prince) as his Foreign Minister.

In practice, with defense policy being set by the elected Lukiiko(Parliament), and the power to tax falling into the hands of the elected Lukiiko, control of Banijan foreign policy flows back and forth between the elected government and the divinely appointed Government. Often depending on issues taken by the elected Government, and depending on the relationship between the Kabaka and the Katikkiro(Prime Minister), at different the influence of one or the other in the general direction of Banijan foreign policy can rise and fall. In recent times, thanks to the Banija/Farf Nuclear Incident, Kobe Aziri has taken a much more active role in foreign policy than his predecessors.

Banija has many nations that are considered allies and friends. Banija's Foreign Ministry ranks bilateral relations between five countries "Top-Priority Relationships." Legally speaking, this designation, which much be signed onto by ''His Majesty'' the Kabaka himself, these five nations are considered the closest allies of Banija. The Kabaka can add or remove nations from this list at his whim. THe elected Lukiiko, also through a vote, can add nations to this list.

Banija also has priority relationships, which are a step down from Top Priority relationships. These are bilateral relationships that the country strives to improve over time.

'''Top-Priority Relationships'''
# Quebec and Shingoryeo
# Commonwealth of Baker Park
# Siovanija & Teusland
# Cardenao
# Chromatika
# Valanora

'''Priority Relationships'''
* Farfadillis
* Busoga Islands
* Ko-oren
* Mriin
* Sarzonia
* Cassadaigua
* Qasden
* Geisenfred
* Qusmo
* The Kytler Peninsulae
* South Newlandia
* Ranoria
* Yuezhou

All other countries, besides Farfadillis, have normal relationships. Following the Farf-Banija nuclear incident, Banija has invested heavily in rebuilding Farfadillis after the nuclear attacks. Farfadillis lacks a formal national government that the Banijan government can have diplomatic relations with. Because of this, Banija maintains the "Banijan Institute in Farfadillis", which acts as an embassy equivalent. The Chairman of the Banijan Institute in Farfadillis is given a rank equal to that of a Top Priority Relationship Ambassador Banija.

The country is also in a number of multi-lateral organizations, the most prominent of these is the Quebecois Commonwealth of Nations.

===Military===

==Economy==

===Infrastructure===

===Tourism===

==Demographics==
===Largest Cities===
Banija has 12 cities with a population of over a million people. ''Italicized'' cities are the capitol cities of their respective region. The City of Busukuma is coterminous with the National Capitol Region. Istria is an Olympic city, having co-hosted the XIV Summer Olympiad.

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! Rank
! City
! Region
! Population
|-
| 1
| Istria
| Moravica
| 4,728,000
|-
| 2
| Busukuma
| National Capitol Region
| 3,928,000
|-
| 3
| Jinja City
| Hangaza
| 3,319,000
|-
| 4
| ''Herzegovina City''
| Moravica
| 2,934,000
|-
| 5
| ''Hoima''
| Ankole
| 2,502,000
|-
|6
|''Aissa''
|Hangaza
|1,622,000
|-
| 7
| Bwubanza
| Bunyoro
| 1,272,830
|-
| 8
| ''Dodoma''
| Bunyoro
| 1,236,239
|-
| 9
| ''Sisonke''
| Kitara
| 1,232,000
|-
| 10
| Umbazi
| Buganda
| 1,091,029
|-
| 11
| Mynda
| Aksum
| 1,100,292
|-
| 12
| ''Lwanga''
| Buganda
| 1,000,298
|}

===Religion===

===Languages===
Olusanke, a native dialect and the dialect of the majority tribe, the Kasanke, is the most widely spoken language throughout all of Banija. It is a language spoken by all tribes and ethnic groups in Banija. It is the language of primary and secondary educational instruction(K-12), the language of faith, the language of the law, and the language of mostly all proceedings. It has been deemed by the Banijan Government the only official primary language in the country. Infamously, the Banijan citizenship test is only given in Olusanke, and can be seen as a barrier for immigrants who want to become citizens of Banija.

There are a number of foreign languages that are given 'popular foreign language' status by the Banijan government. The three languages that are given that status in Banija are English, French, and Korean. French and Korean, while taught at a few schools, are not languages that are spoken in Banija. English, however, is the only language in the country besides Olusanke that is widely spoken. Most Banijans speak English as a second language, and plenty of people can get by not knowing Olusanke if they have a good command of English. Anybody in Banija has the right to request legal proceedings against in one of the 'popular foreign languages' of Banija, if they demonstrate lack of command of Olusanke.

Outside of those, there are official 'minority languages', for small tribes and clans in Banija that do not speak Olusanke as their native tongue. These languages are designated minority languages. The Banijan Government officially recognizes 13 different minority languages. Government services can be guaranteed in these languages only in regions where the specific minority language is spoken.

There are very few, non-recognized languages that are spoken within the country. Small migrant communities may speak whatever local tongue they came to Banija with, but Banija generally encourages groups to at least learn English, or Olusanke if they can.

===Education===

===Health===

==Culture==

===Music===

===Art and Design===

===Literature and Philosophy===

===Science===

===Media===

===Cuisine===

===Sport===
''See [[Sports in Banija]]''

==See also==
[[Banija national soccer team]]
[[Category: Nations]]
[[Category: Arrosia]]
[[Category: Banija]]

Banija

2025-03-31T23:17:29Z

Banija: Updated the Katikkiro

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'''Banija''' officially the '''Kingdom of Banija''', is a country in southwestern [[Atlantian Oceania.]] A nation with a coastline, it shares land borders directly with two countries- Timuria lies just across Banija's northern borders, while Geisenfred lies across Banija's eastern borders. The nation shares maritime borders with two more island AO nations, as it shares a maritime border with the island nation of [[Farfadillis]] to the South, and with the [[Busoga Islands]] to the West.

==Etymology==

Banija, as you can tell, is not a word that is native to the tongue of most Banijans, Olusanke. Banijans believe that the word Banija was given as a national name, directly by God, to the leader of the nation at the time. When Mormonism was originally started, the original believers were the Kasanke Tribe in northwestern Banija, the modern-day Moravica region. When they were expanding to take over the rest of modern-day Banija, and eventually the Busoga Islands, God told them to establish a unifying name for the whole country, so their unity would be preserved. He dictated the name Banija, and that became the name of the country.

==History==

===Ancient History===

===Establishment of the Kasanke Tribe(1215)===

The Kasanke Tribe, essentially the predecessor to modern-day Banija, as well as the nation's dominant present ethnic group, was founded in 1215 in northwestern Banija, or what is now called the Moravica Region. Back then, many small clans lived around each other. Not a ton is known about them, for they were bad at writing down their own history.

In the year 1215, people who were noted as "fair-skinned invaders" showed up in ships, off of modern-day Moravica's shores. Nobody knows where these invaders came from. The clans in Banija at the time largely kept to themselves, so it is unlikely they would have been able to recognize a foreign standard. The foreign invaders briefly got a foothold in the modern day Herzegovina City.

However, the Kasanke Clan knew that these invaders were up to no good. Their Chief(Shujaa), rallied neighboring clans across Northern Moravica and western Aksum, and told them that he would take the fight to these fair skinned invaders. They regrouped and did battle, and the invaders were forced to surrender and flee Banija, never to return. In the aftermath, the chief decided that the clans would be better off as a bigger tribe, to defend from foreign threats.

The Chief called himself Kizza and kept his title of Shujaa. He became Kizza I, and declared Banija's first Royal House- the House of Luzumana.

===Establishment of the Puritan Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints===

===Unification of Banija===

===Fall of the Banijan Empire and 1st Quebecois Colonization of Banija===

===Re-Establishment of the Empire and the first Banijan Civil War===

===Second Quebeocis Colonization of Banija===

===Independence and establishment of the Kingdom of Banija===

==Geography==

===Climate===

===Biodiversity===

==Politics==

===Official Regions of Banija===

===Law===

===Foreign relations===

Under Banija's constitutional system, foreign policy is not set by the elected Government- legally it is the sole purview of the Kabaka. Banija's constitutional founders firmly believed in the theory that politics should 'stop at water's edge', and that taking foreign policy out of the hands of the elected government meant that there would be more continuity in Banija's foreign policy. Furthermore, once the heir to the throne reaches 25 years of age, the Kabaka is required to appoint the Isebantu(Crown Prince) as his Foreign Minister.

In practice, with defense policy being set by the elected Lukiiko(Parliament), and the power to tax falling into the hands of the elected Lukiiko, control of Banijan foreign policy flows back and forth between the elected government and the divinely appointed Government. Often depending on issues taken by the elected Government, and depending on the relationship between the Kabaka and the Katikkiro(Prime Minister), at different the influence of one or the other in the general direction of Banijan foreign policy can rise and fall. In recent times, thanks to the Banija/Farf Nuclear Incident, Kobe Aziri has taken a much more active role in foreign policy than his predecessors.

Banija has many nations that are considered allies and friends. Banija's Foreign Ministry ranks bilateral relations between five countries "Top-Priority Relationships." Legally speaking, this designation, which much be signed onto by ''His Majesty'' the Kabaka himself, these five nations are considered the closest allies of Banija. The Kabaka can add or remove nations from this list at his whim. THe elected Lukiiko, also through a vote, can add nations to this list.

Banija also has priority relationships, which are a step down from Top Priority relationships. These are bilateral relationships that the country strives to improve over time.

'''Top-Priority Relationships'''
# Royal Kingdom of Quebec
# Eshan
# Equestria
# Commonwealth of Baker Park
# Siovanija & Teusland

'''Priority Relationships'''
* Valanora
* Timuria
* Busoga Islands
* Ko-oren
* Mriin
* Vilita
* Eura (Euran Oceania Territories are also specifically listed as a priority partner, even if they are part of Eura)
* Liventia
* Kelssek
* Taeshan
* Sarzonia
* Cassadaigua
* Free Republics
* Qasden
* Geisenfred
* Qusmo
* Hapilopper
* Newmanistan
* Ranoria
* South Covello

All other countries, besides Farfadillis, have normal relationships. Following the Farf-Banija nuclear incident, Banija has invested heavily in rebuilding Farfadillis after the nuclear attacks. Farfadillis lacks a formal national government that the Banijan government can have diplomatic relations with. Because of this, Banija maintains the "Banijan Institute in Farfadillis", which acts as an embassy equivalent. The Chairman of the Banijan Institute in Farfadillis is given a rank equal to that of a Top Priority Relationship Ambassador Banija.

The country is also in a number of multi-lateral organizations, the most prominent of these is the Quebecois Commonwealth of Nations.

===Military===

==Economy==

===Infrastructure===

===Tourism===

==Demographics==
===Largest Cities===
Banija has 11 cities with a population of over half a million people. ''Italicized'' cities are the capitol cities of their respective region. The City of Busukuma is coterminous with the National Capitol Region. Istria is an Olympic city, having co-hosted the XIV Summer Olympiad.

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! Rank
! City
! Region
! Population
|-
| 1
| Istria
| Moravica
| 3,109,900
|-
| 2
| Jinja City
| Hangaza
| 2,500,290
|-
| 3
| Busukuma
| National Capitol Region
| 2,010,920
|-
| 4
| ''Hoima''
| Ankole
| 1,300,920
|-
| 5
| ''Herzegovina City''
| Moravica
| 1,150,800
|-
| 6
| Mynda
| Aksum
| 855,100
|-
| 7
| Umbazi
| Buganda
| 801,009
|-
| 8
| ''Dodoma''
| Bunyoro
| 797,100
|-
| 9
| ''Lwanga''
| Buganda
| 646,000
|-
| 10
| ''Askatasuna''
| Aksum
| 539,500
|-
| 11
| ''Sisonke''
| Kitara
| 509,000
|}

===Religion===

===Languages===
Olusanke, a native dialect and the dialect of the majority tribe, the Kasanke, is the most widely spoken language throughout all of Banija. It is a language spoken by all tribes and ethnic groups in Banija. It is the language of primary and secondary educational instruction(K-12), the language of faith, the language of the law, and the language of mostly all proceedings. It has been deemed by the Banijan Government the only official primary language in the country. Infamously, the Banijan citizenship test is only given in Olusanke, and can be seen as a barrier for immigrants who want to become citizens of Banija.

There are a number of foreign languages that are given 'popular foreign language' status by the Banijan government. The three languages that are given that status in Banija are English, French, and Korean. French and Korean, while taught at a few schools, are not languages that are spoken in Banija. English, however, is the only language in the country besides Olusanke that is widely spoken. Most Banijans speak English as a second language, and plenty of people can get by not knowing Olusanke if they have a good command of English. Anybody in Banija has the right to request legal proceedings against in one of the 'popular foreign languages' of Banija, if they demonstrate lack of command of Olusanke.

Outside of those, there are official 'minority languages', for small tribes and clans in Banija that do not speak Olusanke as their native tongue. These languages are designated minority languages. The Banijan Government officially recognizes 13 different minority languages. Government services can be guaranteed in these languages only in regions where the specific minority language is spoken.

There are very few, non-recognized languages that are spoken within the country. Small migrant communities may speak whatever local tongue they came to Banija with, but Banija generally encourages groups to at least learn English, or Olusanke if they can.

===Education===

===Health===

==Culture==

===Music===

===Art and Design===

===Literature and Philosophy===

===Science===

===Media===

===Cuisine===

===Sport===
''See [[Sports in Banija]]''

==See also==
[[Banija national soccer team]]
[[Category: Nations]]
[[Category: Arrosia]]
[[Category: Banija]]

Banija

2025-03-31T23:16:36Z

Banija: Added the anthem, fixed the languages

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'''Banija''' officially the '''Kingdom of Banija''', is a country in southwestern [[Atlantian Oceania.]] A nation with a coastline, it shares land borders directly with two countries- Timuria lies just across Banija's northern borders, while Geisenfred lies across Banija's eastern borders. The nation shares maritime borders with two more island AO nations, as it shares a maritime border with the island nation of [[Farfadillis]] to the South, and with the [[Busoga Islands]] to the West.

==Etymology==

Banija, as you can tell, is not a word that is native to the tongue of most Banijans, Olusanke. Banijans believe that the word Banija was given as a national name, directly by God, to the leader of the nation at the time. When Mormonism was originally started, the original believers were the Kasanke Tribe in northwestern Banija, the modern-day Moravica region. When they were expanding to take over the rest of modern-day Banija, and eventually the Busoga Islands, God told them to establish a unifying name for the whole country, so their unity would be preserved. He dictated the name Banija, and that became the name of the country.

==History==

===Ancient History===

===Establishment of the Kasanke Tribe(1215)===

The Kasanke Tribe, essentially the predecessor to modern-day Banija, as well as the nation's dominant present ethnic group, was founded in 1215 in northwestern Banija, or what is now called the Moravica Region. Back then, many small clans lived around each other. Not a ton is known about them, for they were bad at writing down their own history.

In the year 1215, people who were noted as "fair-skinned invaders" showed up in ships, off of modern-day Moravica's shores. Nobody knows where these invaders came from. The clans in Banija at the time largely kept to themselves, so it is unlikely they would have been able to recognize a foreign standard. The foreign invaders briefly got a foothold in the modern day Herzegovina City.

However, the Kasanke Clan knew that these invaders were up to no good. Their Chief(Shujaa), rallied neighboring clans across Northern Moravica and western Aksum, and told them that he would take the fight to these fair skinned invaders. They regrouped and did battle, and the invaders were forced to surrender and flee Banija, never to return. In the aftermath, the chief decided that the clans would be better off as a bigger tribe, to defend from foreign threats.

The Chief called himself Kizza and kept his title of Shujaa. He became Kizza I, and declared Banija's first Royal House- the House of Luzumana.

===Establishment of the Puritan Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints===

===Unification of Banija===

===Fall of the Banijan Empire and 1st Quebecois Colonization of Banija===

===Re-Establishment of the Empire and the first Banijan Civil War===

===Second Quebeocis Colonization of Banija===

===Independence and establishment of the Kingdom of Banija===

==Geography==

===Climate===

===Biodiversity===

==Politics==

===Official Regions of Banija===

===Law===

===Foreign relations===

Under Banija's constitutional system, foreign policy is not set by the elected Government- legally it is the sole purview of the Kabaka. Banija's constitutional founders firmly believed in the theory that politics should 'stop at water's edge', and that taking foreign policy out of the hands of the elected government meant that there would be more continuity in Banija's foreign policy. Furthermore, once the heir to the throne reaches 25 years of age, the Kabaka is required to appoint the Isebantu(Crown Prince) as his Foreign Minister.

In practice, with defense policy being set by the elected Lukiiko(Parliament), and the power to tax falling into the hands of the elected Lukiiko, control of Banijan foreign policy flows back and forth between the elected government and the divinely appointed Government. Often depending on issues taken by the elected Government, and depending on the relationship between the Kabaka and the Katikkiro(Prime Minister), at different the influence of one or the other in the general direction of Banijan foreign policy can rise and fall. In recent times, thanks to the Banija/Farf Nuclear Incident, Kobe Aziri has taken a much more active role in foreign policy than his predecessors.

Banija has many nations that are considered allies and friends. Banija's Foreign Ministry ranks bilateral relations between five countries "Top-Priority Relationships." Legally speaking, this designation, which much be signed onto by ''His Majesty'' the Kabaka himself, these five nations are considered the closest allies of Banija. The Kabaka can add or remove nations from this list at his whim. THe elected Lukiiko, also through a vote, can add nations to this list.

Banija also has priority relationships, which are a step down from Top Priority relationships. These are bilateral relationships that the country strives to improve over time.

'''Top-Priority Relationships'''
# Royal Kingdom of Quebec
# Eshan
# Equestria
# Commonwealth of Baker Park
# Siovanija & Teusland

'''Priority Relationships'''
* Valanora
* Timuria
* Busoga Islands
* Ko-oren
* Mriin
* Vilita
* Eura (Euran Oceania Territories are also specifically listed as a priority partner, even if they are part of Eura)
* Liventia
* Kelssek
* Taeshan
* Sarzonia
* Cassadaigua
* Free Republics
* Qasden
* Geisenfred
* Qusmo
* Hapilopper
* Newmanistan
* Ranoria
* South Covello

All other countries, besides Farfadillis, have normal relationships. Following the Farf-Banija nuclear incident, Banija has invested heavily in rebuilding Farfadillis after the nuclear attacks. Farfadillis lacks a formal national government that the Banijan government can have diplomatic relations with. Because of this, Banija maintains the "Banijan Institute in Farfadillis", which acts as an embassy equivalent. The Chairman of the Banijan Institute in Farfadillis is given a rank equal to that of a Top Priority Relationship Ambassador Banija.

The country is also in a number of multi-lateral organizations, the most prominent of these is the Quebecois Commonwealth of Nations.

===Military===

==Economy==

===Infrastructure===

===Tourism===

==Demographics==
===Largest Cities===
Banija has 11 cities with a population of over half a million people. ''Italicized'' cities are the capitol cities of their respective region. The City of Busukuma is coterminous with the National Capitol Region. Istria is an Olympic city, having co-hosted the XIV Summer Olympiad.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; clear: both"
! Rank
! City
! Region
! Population
|-
| 1
| Istria
| Moravica
| 3,109,900
|-
| 2
| Jinja City
| Hangaza
| 2,500,290
|-
| 3
| Busukuma
| National Capitol Region
| 2,010,920
|-
| 4
| ''Hoima''
| Ankole
| 1,300,920
|-
| 5
| ''Herzegovina City''
| Moravica
| 1,150,800
|-
| 6
| Mynda
| Aksum
| 855,100
|-
| 7
| Umbazi
| Buganda
| 801,009
|-
| 8
| ''Dodoma''
| Bunyoro
| 797,100
|-
| 9
| ''Lwanga''
| Buganda
| 646,000
|-
| 10
| ''Askatasuna''
| Aksum
| 539,500
|-
| 11
| ''Sisonke''
| Kitara
| 509,000
|}

===Religion===

===Languages===
Olusanke, a native dialect and the dialect of the majority tribe, the Kasanke, is the most widely spoken language throughout all of Banija. It is a language spoken by all tribes and ethnic groups in Banija. It is the language of primary and secondary educational instruction(K-12), the language of faith, the language of the law, and the language of mostly all proceedings. It has been deemed by the Banijan Government the only official primary language in the country. Infamously, the Banijan citizenship test is only given in Olusanke, and can be seen as a barrier for immigrants who want to become citizens of Banija.

There are a number of foreign languages that are given 'popular foreign language' status by the Banijan government. The three languages that are given that status in Banija are English, French, and Korean. French and Korean, while taught at a few schools, are not languages that are spoken in Banija. English, however, is the only language in the country besides Olusanke that is widely spoken. Most Banijans speak English as a second language, and plenty of people can get by not knowing Olusanke if they have a good command of English. Anybody in Banija has the right to request legal proceedings against in one of the 'popular foreign languages' of Banija, if they demonstrate lack of command of Olusanke.

Outside of those, there are official 'minority languages', for small tribes and clans in Banija that do not speak Olusanke as their native tongue. These languages are designated minority languages. The Banijan Government officially recognizes 13 different minority languages. Government services can be guaranteed in these languages only in regions where the specific minority language is spoken.

There are very few, non-recognized languages that are spoken within the country. Small migrant communities may speak whatever local tongue they came to Banija with, but Banija generally encourages groups to at least learn English, or Olusanke if they can.

===Education===

===Health===

==Culture==

===Music===

===Art and Design===

===Literature and Philosophy===

===Science===

===Media===

===Cuisine===

===Sport===
''See [[Sports in Banija]]''

==See also==
[[Banija national soccer team]]
[[Category: Nations]]
[[Category: Arrosia]]
[[Category: Banija]]