College football has a long history of connections to the American presidency. President Theodore Roosevelt is credited with starting this trend. Four presidents have played college football, with Gerald Ford being a notable example. He played for the Michigan Wolverines and was named most valuable player in 1933.

Presidents have been attending college football games for nearly a century, often with significant fanfare. This weekend, President Donald Trump will attend a game for the third time.

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