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Such programs as [[Emory]] and [[Georgia Tech]], which were the trendsetters of the independent circuit for over twe | [[Georgia Southwestern]]

...as transformed into [[ACF Nationals]] in 1991. Some have proposed that the Georgia Tech [[US Open]], which ran before, during, and after the interregnum, can | 1980 NIT

| 1980 | [[1980 Fresno State|Fresno State]]

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..., [[NAQT ICT|NAQT]] tournaments such as [[Maryland]], [[Tennessee]], and [[Georgia Tech]] no longer participated in College Bowl. By 2000 the only regular par ...were invited), 1986 (when an intermediate "sectional" stage was used), and 1980 and 1981 (when 9 wild cards were invited to create a 24-team, multi-stage n

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...s of 2022 and has run 38 times. There is no information about the 1979 and 1980 NITs other than that they occurred. The NIT/AAI series did not run a champi | [[2023 Georgia Tech|Georgia Tech]]

...ugh circa 1970, and briefly returned on a limited basis to radio from 1977-1980 and to television in 1984 (on NBC) and 1987 (on the Disney Channel). From 1 ...they would retire undefeated and automatically qualify for the [[1980 NCT|1980 National Championship Tournament]]. The next game would feature two new tea

| 1980 | Georgia Institute of Technology