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This template may be used to generate colored table headings in an article about a college team. The school's primary color is automatically used as the background color within the header row.

Usage

{| class="wikitable"
{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=<team name>|heading1|heading2|...|heading6}}
|-
| data1a || data1b || data1c || data1d || data1e || data1f
|}

Column spans

To allow the Xth heading to span more than one column, use |colXspan=N where N is the number of columns to span.

Unsortable class

To make the Xth column unsortable, use |classX=unsortable.

Borders

To enable colored cell borders, use |border=1 or |border=2.

Examples

Example 1

Note: "team=Alabama Crimson Tide"

{| class="wikitable"
{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=Alabama Crimson Tide|Year|Player|Position|All-American Selector(s)}}
|-
| 1915 || William T. Van de Graaff || Tackle || WC-2; PD-1
|-
| 1925 || Allison Hubert || Quarterback || NB-2
|-
| 1926 || FredPickhard || Tackle || BE-2
|}

Will render using the correct value for Alabama's primary color of crimson:

Year	Player	Position	All-American Selector(s)
1915	William T. Van de Graaff	Tackle	WC-2; PD-1
1925	Allison Hubert	Quarterback	NB-2
1926	FredPickhard	Tackle	BE-2

Example 2

Note: "team=UCLA Bruins"

{| class="wikitable"
{{CollegePrimaryHeader|team=UCLA Bruins|Player|Career|...|Induction}}
|-
| [[Bill Walton]] 
| 1971–1974
| ...
| 1993
|-
| [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]] 
| 1966–1969
| ...
| 1995
|-
| [[Reggie Miller]] 
| 1983–1987
| ... 
| 2012
|}

Will render using the correct value for UCLA's primary color of blue:

Player	Career	...	Induction
Bill Walton	1971–1974	...	1993
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar	1966–1969	...	1995
Reggie Miller	1983–1987	...	2012

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