Who has the Most 10-win seasons in College Football History?

Last Modified Jan 6, 2024 08:49 GMT
Most 10-plus Wins in College Football History
Most 10-plus Wins in College Football History

College football stands as one of the most beloved sports in the United States, capturing the fervor of fans across the nation. Notably, college football has been played for around 130 years. The game’s structure has evolved significantly ever since. Currently there are 133 teams participating in the competition.

In college football, every team enters the season with a singular goal: to win. The desire for victory unites players, coaches, and fans across conferences, creating a spirited competition fueled by dedication, strategy, and unwavering support. Every team marches onto the field with a shared determination to leave a lasting mark in college football’s history.

Most 10-plus Wins in College Football History

In the rich history of college football, no team has displayed sustained excellence quite like the Oklahoma Sooners. With an unparalleled record, the Sooners lead the nation, boasting an impressive 41 seasons of 10 or more victories, sharing this remarkable achievement with Alabama. However, Oklahoma has a slight edge in 11+ win seasons with 27 in 2021 compared to Alabama's 25.

Georgia and Florida State share a similar level of achievement, both attaining 25 seasons with 10 or more wins and 12 seasons with 11 or more wins. Penn State, on the other hand, boasts a slightly different profile, recording 24 seasons of 10 or more wins and an impressive 18 seasons of 11 or more wins in 2019. Meanwhile, Texas and Notre Dame find common ground with 24 seasons of 10 or more wins each.

SCHOOL10+ WINS (LAST)11+ WINS (LAST)
1. Oklahoma41 (2021)27 (2021)
2. Alabama41 (2021)25 (2021)
3. Michigan30 (2021)10 (2021)
4. Ohio State29 (2021)19 (2021)
5. Nebraska27 (2012)12 (2001)
6. USC27 (2017)12 (2008)
7. Georgia25 (2021)12 (2021)
8. Florida State24 (2016)14 (2014)
9. Penn State24 (2019)18 (2019)
10. Texas24 (2018)10 (2009)
11. Notre Dame21 (2021)9 (2021)
12. Tennessee20 (2007)8 (2001)
13. BYU18 (2021)12 (2020)
14. Miami (FL)15 (2017)11 (2003)
15. Florida15 (2019)8 (2019)
16. Auburn14 (2017)6 (2013)
17. Arkansas13 (2021)2 (1977)
18. Arizona State13 (2014)5 (1996)
19 Washington13 (2018)4 (2016)
20. Texas A&M12 (2012)4 (2012)

FAQs

A: Oklahoma and Alabama share the record for the most 10-plus win seasons, with each having 41 seasons.

A: Oklahoma Sooners have 41 seasons with 10 or more victories.

A: Alabama Crimson Tide has 41 seasons with 10 or more victories.

A:  Dave Clawson is the only coach to have 10-win seasons at four different Division I programs. 

A: Attaining 10-win seasons signifies sustained success, playoff contention, and enhanced recruiting appeal.

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