The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference has been known 
as the Colorado Football Conf. (1890-1892), Colorado 
Intercollegiate Athletic Conf. (1893-1908), and Rocky 
Mountain Athletic Conf. (1909- ). The RMAC ceased 
to be a major college conference following the 1937-38 
academic year. Brigham Young, Colorado, Colorado State, 
Denver, Utah, Utah State, and Wyoming left to form the 
Mountain States Conference. The conference continues 
today as a Division 2 conference. 

1890 Colorado Mines (3-0)
1891 Colorado Mines (3-0)
1892 Colorado Mines (2-0)
1893 Colorado Mines (3-0)
1894 Colorado (5-0)
1895 Colorado (3-0)
1896 Colorado (2-0)
1897 Colorado (2-0)
1898 Colorado Mines (2-0)
1899 Colorado College (3-0)
1900 Colorado College (3-0)
1901 Colorado (2-0)
1902 Colorado (4-0)
1903 Colorado (4-0)
1904 Colorado Mines (3-0-1)
1905 no conference standings
1906 Colorado Mines (2-0-2)
1907 Colorado Mines (3-0)
1908 Colorado (3-0)
1909 Colorado (3-0)
1910 Colorado College (4-0)
1911 Colorado (4-0)
1912 Colorado Mines (4-1)
1913 Colorado (3-0-1)
1914 Colorado Mines (3-0-1)
1915 Colorado State (3-0)
1916 Colorado State (2-0-1)
1917 Denver (4-0)
1918 Colorado Mines (2-0)
1919 Colorado College (4-0), Colorado State (6-1)
1920 Colorado State (4-0-1)
1921 Colorado (4-0-1)
1922 Utah (5-0)
1923 Colorado (7-0)
1924 Colorado (5-0-1)
1925 Colorado State (8-0)
1926 Utah (5-0), Montana State (4-0)
1927 Colorado State (7-1)
1928 Utah (4-0-1)
1929 Utah (6-0)
1930 Utah (7-0)
1931 Utah (6-0)
1932 Utah (6-0)
1933 Utah (5-1)
1934 Colorado (6-1), Northern Colorado (6-1)
1935 Colorado (5-1)
1936 Utah State (6-0-1)
1937 Colorado (7-0)
1938 Montana State (1-0-1)
1939 Colorado Mines (4-0)
1940 Colorado College (3-0-1)
1941 Colorado College (4-0)
1942 Colorado State (2-0)
1943 no standings
1944 no standings
1945 Colorado College (1-0)
1946 Montana State (2-0-1)
1947 Montana State (1-0)
1948 Northern Colorado (3-0)
1949 Colorado College (3-0)
1950 Colorado College (5-0)
1951 Colorado Mines (4-0)
1952 Idaho State (5-0)
1953 Idaho State (5-0)
1954 Montana State (6-0), Western State (7-1)
1955 Idaho State (6-0)
1956 Montana State (5-0)
1957 Idaho State (4-0)
1958 Colorado College (4-1), Colorado Mines (4-1)
1959 Idaho State (3-0)
1960 Adams State (4-0)
1961 Adams State (4-0)
1962 Adams State (4-0)
1963 Western State (4-0)
1964 Western State (3-0)
1965 Western State (3-0)
1966 Western State (3-0)
1967 Adams State (3-0)
1968 Adams State (3-0)
1969 Northern Colorado (5-0 P) 33, Adams State (M) 14
1970 Pittsburg State (5-1 P) 51, Western New Mexico (M) 6
1971 Northern Colorado (6-0 P )25, Adams State (M) 15
1972 Adams State (5-1)
1973 Western State (5-1)
1974 Western State (5-1)
1975 Western State (7-0)
1976 Western State (9-0)
1977 Western State (8-1)
1978 Western State (8-0)
1979 Western State (7-1)
1980 Southern Colorado (7-1)
1981 New Mexico Highlands (7-1)
1982 Mesa State (7-0-1)
1983 Mesa State (7-0-1)
1984 Fort Lewis (7-0-1)
1985 Mesa State (7-0-1)
1986 Mesa State (6-0)
1987 Mesa State (6-0)
1988 Mesa State (5-0)
1989 Adams State (7-0)
1990 Mesa State (4-0)
1991 Western State (6-0)
1992 Western State (7-0)
1993 Fort Hayes State (6-1)
1994 Western State (6-1)
1995 Fort Hayes State (6-0-1), Western State (6-0-1)
1996 Chadron State (7-1)
1997 Western State (7-1)
1998 Chadron State (7-1), Western State (7-1)
1999 Chadron State (7-1), New Mexico Highlands (7-1)
2000 
2001 Chadron State (8-0)
2002 Chadron State (7-1), Nebraska Kearny (7-1)
2003 Mesa State (8-0)
2004 Colorado Mines (8-0)
2005 Nebraska-Kearney (7-1)
2006 Chadron State (8-0)

Championship game results listed for 1969-1971