All-Time Team Records - Sorted by Total Wins
Remember, we only count games that we have scores
for.
Some records may be incomplete because of missing games.
Teams are sorted by Wins.
Wins include games vacated and forfeits.
Team | Games | Record | Pct. | |
1 | Michigan | 1403 | 1009-358-36 | 74.0% |
2 | Ohio State | 1361 | 973-335-53 | 74.0% |
3 | Alabama | 1355 | 973-339-43 | 74.0% |
4 | Notre Dame | 1338 | 957-339-42 | 74.0% |
5 | Texas | 1383 | 957-393-33 | 71.0% |
6 | Oklahoma | 1348 | 949-346-53 | 73.0% |
7 | Penn State | 1391 | 939-410-42 | 70.0% |
8 | Nebraska | 1391 | 921-429-41 | 68.0% |
9 | Georgia | 1374 | 889-431-54 | 67.0% |
10 | Southern California | 1308 | 880-374-54 | 70.0% |
11 | Tennessee | 1342 | 872-416-54 | 68.0% |
12 | Louisiana State | 1298 | 813-438-47 | 65.0% |
13 | Clemson | 1324 | 805-474-45 | 63.0% |
14 | Auburn | 1328 | 804-477-47 | 63.0% |
15 | Texas A&M | 1340 | 786-506-48 | 61.0% |
16 | West Virginia | 1361 | 786-530-45 | 60.0% |
17 | Virginia Tech | 1333 | 778-509-46 | 60.0% |
18 | Washington | 1297 | 777-470-50 | 62.0% |
19 | Pittsburgh | 1372 | 769-561-42 | 58.0% |
20 | Florida | 1259 | 764-455-40 | 63.0% |
21 | Georgia Tech | 1350 | 763-544-43 | 58.0% |
22 | Syracuse | 1380 | 750-581-49 | 56.0% |
23 | Wisconsin | 1323 | 747-523-53 | 59.0% |
24 | Navy | 1405 | 745-603-57 | 55.0% |
25 | Arkansas | 1330 | 742-547-41 | 58.0% |
26 | Minnesota | 1330 | 739-547-44 | 58.0% |
27 | Army | 1332 | 736-545-51 | 58.0% |
28 | North Carolina | 1365 | 736-575-54 | 56.0% |
29 | Utah | 1256 | 734-491-31 | 60.0% |
30 | Michigan State | 1271 | 733-493-45 | 60.0% |
31 | Miami Ohio | 1264 | 731-489-44 | 60.0% |
32 | Colorado | 1313 | 730-547-36 | 57.0% |
33 | Oregon | 1273 | 716-510-47 | 58.0% |
34 | Missouri | 1353 | 710-591-52 | 55.0% |
35 | Boston College | 1265 | 700-529-36 | 57.0% |
36 | Iowa | 1319 | 700-580-39 | 55.0% |
37 | California | 1317 | 695-572-50 | 55.0% |
38 | Texas Christian | 1326 | 691-578-57 | 54.0% |
39 | Virginia | 1383 | 687-648-48 | 52.0% |
40 | Maryland | 1354 | 683-629-42 | 52.0% |
41 | Mississippi | 1266 | 682-550-34 | 55.0% |
42 | Rutgers | 1423 | 681-698-44 | 49.0% |
43 | Stanford | 1231 | 675-507-49 | 57.0% |
44 | Miami | 1074 | 667-389-18 | 63.0% |
45 | Appalachian State | 1056 | 666-362-28 | 65.0% |
46 | Cincinnati | 1326 | 664-611-51 | 52.0% |
47 | Kentucky | 1355 | 658-653-44 | 50.0% |
48 | Fresno State | 1129 | 652-450-27 | 59.0% |
49 | Central Michigan | 1142 | 651-455-36 | 59.0% |
50 | Tulsa | 1218 | 650-541-27 | 55.0% |
51 | Louisiana Tech | 1184 | 645-502-37 | 56.0% |
52 | North Carolina State | 1304 | 643-605-56 | 52.0% |
53 | Arizona State | 1097 | 642-431-24 | 60.0% |
54 | Purdue | 1295 | 641-606-48 | 51.0% |
55 | South Carolina | 1302 | 641-617-44 | 51.0% |
56 | Oklahoma State | 1267 | 640-578-49 | 52.0% |
57 | Baylor | 1286 | 638-604-44 | 51.0% |
58 | Arizona | 1175 | 637-505-33 | 56.0% |
59 | Marshall | 1258 | 635-576-47 | 52.0% |
60 | Illinois | 1314 | 635-630-49 | 50.0% |
61 | UCLA | 1130 | 634-459-37 | 58.0% |
62 | Brigham Young | 1095 | 624-445-26 | 58.0% |
63 | Vanderbilt | 1344 | 623-671-50 | 48.0% |
64 | Northern Illinois | 1198 | 618-530-50 | 54.0% |
65 | Jacksonville State | 1075 | 617-418-40 | 60.0% |
66 | Western Kentucky | 1078 | 617-430-31 | 59.0% |
67 | Southern Mississippi | 1114 | 616-471-27 | 57.0% |
68 | Ohio | 1246 | 611-587-48 | 51.0% |
69 | Kansas | 1353 | 610-685-58 | 47.0% |
70 | Middle Tennessee State | 1102 | 606-468-28 | 56.0% |
71 | Texas Tech | 1120 | 603-484-33 | 56.0% |
72 | Western Michigan | 1114 | 603-487-24 | 55.0% |
73 | Mississippi State | 1243 | 599-607-37 | 50.0% |
74 | San Diego State | 1081 | 596-453-32 | 57.0% |
75 | Hawaii | 1120 | 592-502-26 | 54.0% |
76 | Toledo | 1065 | 587-454-24 | 56.0% |
77 | Louisiana | 1192 | 587-574-31 | 51.0% |
78 | Florida State | 889 | 582-290-17 | 67.0% |
79 | Utah State | 1192 | 582-579-31 | 50.0% |
80 | Nevada | 1143 | 581-528-34 | 52.0% |
81 | Washington State | 1211 | 580-586-45 | 50.0% |
82 | Troy | 1044 | 579-438-27 | 57.0% |
83 | Massachusetts | 1273 | 579-643-51 | 47.0% |
84 | Kansas State | 1293 | 579-672-42 | 46.0% |
85 | Oregon State | 1258 | 574-634-50 | 48.0% |
86 | Iowa State | 1301 | 573-682-46 | 46.0% |
87 | Sam Houston State | 1099 | 572-492-35 | 54.0% |
88 | Northwestern | 1324 | 571-709-44 | 45.0% |
89 | Bowling Green | 1051 | 568-431-52 | 57.0% |
90 | Wyoming | 1203 | 567-608-28 | 48.0% |
91 | Tulane | 1280 | 565-678-37 | 46.0% |
92 | Louisville | 1074 | 556-501-17 | 53.0% |
93 | North Texas | 1126 | 546-547-33 | 50.0% |
94 | Duke | 1135 | 545-559-31 | 49.0% |
95 | Memphis | 1115 | 543-539-33 | 50.0% |
96 | Colorado State | 1179 | 542-605-32 | 47.0% |
97 | Southern Methodist | 1162 | 541-567-54 | 49.0% |
98 | Texas State | 1069 | 539-503-27 | 52.0% |
99 | Akron | 1169 | 531-602-36 | 47.0% |
100 | Connecticut | 1177 | 527-612-38 | 46.0% |
101 | San Jose State | 1100 | 523-540-37 | 49.0% |
102 | Indiana | 1277 | 516-715-46 | 42.0% |
103 | Arkansas State | 1074 | 507-530-37 | 49.0% |
104 | New Mexico | 1182 | 504-647-31 | 44.0% |
105 | Boise State | 690 | 499-189-2 | 72.0% |
106 | Wake Forest | 1223 | 497-693-33 | 42.0% |
107 | Eastern Michigan | 1170 | 494-629-47 | 44.0% |
108 | Temple | 1173 | 491-630-52 | 44.0% |
109 | Rice | 1179 | 489-658-32 | 43.0% |
110 | Ball State | 976 | 479-465-32 | 51.0% |
111 | Houston | 891 | 475-401-15 | 54.0% |
112 | East Carolina | 938 | 469-457-12 | 51.0% |
113 | New Mexico State | 1157 | 450-676-31 | 40.0% |
114 | Air Force | 798 | 436-349-13 | 56.0% |
115 | Georgia Southern | 691 | 425-257-9 | 62.0% |
116 | Buffalo | 1005 | 414-563-28 | 42.0% |
117 | Texas El Paso | 1085 | 412-644-29 | 39.0% |
118 | James Madison | 607 | 376-227-4 | 62.0% |
119 | Kent State | 999 | 367-604-28 | 38.0% |
120 | Louisiana Monroe | 807 | 330-469-8 | 41.0% |
121 | Liberty | 566 | 305-257-4 | 54.0% |
122 | Central Florida | 540 | 299-240-1 | 56.0% |
123 | Nevada Las Vegas | 652 | 260-388-4 | 40.0% |
124 | Alabama Birmingham | 371 | 174-195-2 | 47.0% |
Great Moments in College Football History
The first college football National Champion was Princeton. They received the honor in 1869 and only played two games.
The first college football National Champion was Princeton. They received the honor in 1869 and only played two games.