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Usage
[edit]This template is used to end a college football standings template box. It should be used in conjunction with the templates in the #See also section. All fields (copy and paste text below and then delete parameters that aren't needed):
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Rankings from {{{poll}}} |
{{CFB standings end
|conf-title-game=
|conf-champ=
|CFP-natlchamp=
|CFP-participant=
|BCS-champ=
|BCS-at-large=
|BCS-natlchamp=
|BCS-non-AQ-champ=
|non-BCS-champ=
|co-champions=
|div-champ=
|champ-participant=
|I-AA-playoff-participant=
|FCS-playoff-participant=
|D-II-playoff-participant=
|D-III-playoff-participant=
|special-note=
|no-poll=
|date=
|poll=
}}
Parameters
[edit]The possible fields of use are as follows:
- conf-title-game
- Whenever there is a conference title game this entry will display at the bottom of the standings but above the remaining notations.
- CFP-participant
- Used when the conference has a participant in the college football playoff (2014–present) (Note: Be sure to use the generic
playoff‑participant=yesin the Entry template – enteringCFP-participant=yeswill not render anything next to the team) - CFP-natlchamp
- Used when a conference members won the College Football Championship Game (2014–present)
- BCS-champ
- Used when the conference has a champion in the BCS (1998–2013)
- BCS-natlchamp
- Used to denote a conference member that has won the BCS National Championship game (1998–2013)
- BCS-non-AQ-champ
- Used when the conference champion does not receive an automatic bid into the BCS, but the champion automatically qualifies to a BCS bowl via the BCS non-AQ rules. For more information see BCS eligibility. (1998–2013)
- BCS-at-large
- Used when the conference receives an at-large BCS representative (1998–2013)
- non-BCS-champ
- For use when the conference champion is not a BCS representative (deprecated)
- conf-champ
- Used for the champion of a non- or pre-BCS conference
- co-champions
- For use when there are conference co-champions
- div-champ
- Used to denote division champion/co-champions
- champ-participant
- Used to denote the participant in the conference championship game when division co-champions exist
- FCS-playoff-participant
- Used to denote a participant in the FCS playoffs
- D-II-playoff-participant
- Used to denote a participant in the D-II playoffs
- D-III-playoff-participant
- Used to denote a participant in the D-III playoffs
- special-note
- Used to fill in a custom field for when the standard fields do not clarify the season standings
- no-poll
- For seasons in the pre-polling era (prior to 1937) enter any text into this field to block the otherwise automatic display of poll information.
- date
- Insert five tildes (~~~~~) to properly display the date and time that the template was most recently updated. This is not necessary for completed seasons.
- poll
- Automatically displays the AP Poll as the default, but when the "poll" field is used any poll can be utilized for rankings display