College Football Schools: 10-Win Seasons
How many ten-win seasons - again, at the FBS level, only - do each of these programs have?0 10-Win College Football Seasons
Akron, Charlotte, FIU, Georgia State, Indiana, Iowa State, Jacksonville State, Kennesaw State, North Texas, Sam Houston, Texas State, UConn, ULM, UMass, Vanderbilt1 10-Win College Football Season
Buffalo, Duke, Eastern Michigan, Georgia Southern, James Madison, Kent State, Louisiana Tech, Middle Tennessee, NC State, Nevada, New Mexico, Old Dominion, Purdue, South Alabama, UAB, UNLV, UTEP, Virginia, Western Michigan2 10-Win College Football Seasons
Coastal Carolina, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Liberty, New Mexico State, Rutgers, Southern Miss, USF, UTSA, Wake Forest, Western Kentucky3 10-Win College Football Seasons
Arkansas State, Army (3 national titles), Ball State, Kansas, Kansas State, Louisiana, Mississippi State, Oregon State, Rice, San Jose State, Temple4 10-Win College Football Seasons
Arizona, Boston College, Central Michigan, Illinois (2 national titles), Kentucky, Memphis, Ohio, South Carolina, Utah State5 10-Win College Football Seasons
Appalachian State, Colorado State, Navy, Northwestern, Troy, Tulane6 10-Win College Football Seasons
Bowling Green, Hawaii, Minnesota (6 national titles), Texas Tech, Washington State7 10-Win College Football Seasons
Baylor, Cal (2 national titles), Louisville, Maryland (1 national title), Missouri, Northern Illinois, SMU, Syracuse (1 national titles), UCF, Wyoming8 10-Win College Football Seasons
Cincinnati, Colorado (1 national title), Marshall, Miami University, North Carolina, Pitt (5 national titles), Tulsa9 10-Win College Football Seasons
Georgia Tech (3 national titles), Houston, Michigan State (2 national titles), Ole Miss, San Diego State, Stanford(1 national title), Toledo, UCLA (1 national title), West Virginia10 to 12 10-Win College Football Seasons
10 Air Force, Utah11 Fresno State, Iowa, Oklahoma State
12 Arkansas, Texas A&M (2 national titles)
College Football Blue Blood Schools
@ColFootballNews: Here's how we're defining the blue blood college football schools - regular season consistency for a long, LONG time. Recent greatness - Miami - is one thing, and past glory with tons of past national titles - Minnesota - is great, but the short bursts don't really make you a blue blood.How many times did you come up with ten wins or more? It's an easy round number to use as a cut-off, and it's really, really hard to do. For another round number, 20 - that's how many 10-win seasons are needed to make the "blue blood" cut.
Does that mean LSU and Clemson aren't elite football schools? OF COURSE NOT - they're next on the list to get into the VIP club - but ...
Elite College Football Schools
Top 25 football schools - based on ranking, followed by number of 10-win seasonsT24 Arizona State 13
T24 Wisconsin 13
T21 Auburn 14
(2 National Titles)T21 Oregon 14
T21 Virginia Tech 14
T19 Miami 15
(5 National Titles)T19 Washington 15
(1 National Title)T17 Florida 16
(3 National TitlesT17 TCU 16
(1 National Title)T14 Boise State 18
T14 BYU 18
(1 National Title)T14 LSU 18
(5 National Titles)13 Clemson 19
(3 National Titles)College Football Blue Bloods
To be here among the elite of the elite football schools, you need at least 20 seasons with ten wins or more.12 Tennessee
10-Win Football Seasons: 20SEC, 2 National Titles
11 Notre Dame
10-Win Football Seasons: 23ACC, 12 National Titles
10 Texas
10-Win Football Seasons: 25SEC, 4 National Titles
8 Florida State
10-Win Football Seasons: 26ACC, 3 National Titles
9 Penn State
10-Win Football Seasons: 26Big Ten, 4 National Titles
5 Georgia
10-Win Football Seasons: 28SEC, 3 National Titles
6 Nebraska
10-Win Football Seasons: 28Big Ten, 5 National Titles
7 USC
10-Win Football Seasons: 28Big Ten, 9 National Titles
4 Ohio State
10-Win Football Seasons: 31Big Ten, 6 National Titles
3 Michigan
10-Win Football Seasons: 32Big Ten, 10 National Titles
2 Oklahoma
10-Win Football Seasons: 42SEC, 7 National Titles
1 Alabama
10-Win Football Seasons: 44SEC, 15 National Titles
