The 2011 season would be the last season where the NCFA Coaches Polls determined the National Champion as  2012 would begin the National Championship Bowl Era of the NCFA.

As an NCFA Independant with no specific conference affiliation, Chattahoochee Technical College completed the season with a 7-3 record including wins over NCFA opponents OC Tech, Columbus State,  and University of New Orleans.  The UNO game would be a pivotal piece of the National Championship puzzle as it took place the final weekend of the season.  With CTC defeating the defending NCFA National Champions 51-6, the win over UNO proved to be enough to convinces the NCFA coaches to vote Chattahoochee Tech as the 2011 NCFA National Champions.

The 2010 season would be the inaugural season for the National Club Football Association.  In it’s freshman season of existence it was decided that the National Champion would be decided by the results of the final NCFA Coaches Poll at the end of the season.  The plan was that for the first 2 years this would be the method used to crown the Champion before moving on to a Championship Bowl game and eventually a playoff system.

As a member of the Gulf Coast Conference, the University of New Orleans would finish with a 2-0 conference record having defeated the University of South Alabama during both match ups.  They would go on to complete the season with an 8-2 record including wins over NCFA opponents Wright State and future NCFA members Miami (OH) and Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville.  The 8-2 record would  be enough to convinces the NCFA coaches to vote New Orleans as the 2010 NCFA National Champions.