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College Football: All-Time Program Wins

by KVB @ 2008-09-02 9 Comments Email Post

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college football all-time wins - top 10

  1. Michigan – 873
  2. Texas – 833
  3. Notre Dame – 832
  4. Nebraska – 828
  5. Ohio State – 809
  6. Penn State – 802
  7. Alabama – 800
  8. Oklahoma – 788
  9. Tennessee – 777
  10. USC – 766

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Now back to KVB’s original post:

Thee! Ohio State University Buckeyes take the field against Frank Solich’s Ohio University Bobcats this weekend. A win could mark the program’s 800th victory. They would be the fifth team to enter the a tradition-rich fraternity of 800 win programs after Michigan, Notre Dame, Texas, and Nebraska (see graphic below).

My man Beanie Wells seems to be feeling better and better as the days go on and we should see him back in action in Los Angeles against USC. By the way, Southern Cal is number 10 on this list with 754 wins. The home and hocollege football logome scheduling trend is what creates these great early season matchups. Ohio State-Texas a few years ago was a memorable top ten battle in both years. Now Ohio State and USC. But there are future matchups on the Buckeyes schedule that could definately make or break national title hopes and have the preseason hype we all love…especially with the likes of the Terelle Pryor years coming up. Check this impressive list below for tOSU:

college football all time wins

2009 – USC

2010 – @Miami (FL)

2011 – Miami (FL)

2012 – @California

2013 – California

2014 – Virginia Tech

2015 – @Virginia Tech

2016 – @Oklahoma

2017 – Oklahoma

2018 – @Tennessee

2019 – Tennessee

[tags]college football, ncaa, all-time wins, ohio state football[/tags]

Tags: Beanie Wells, College Football, Jim Tressel, Ohio State, Tennessee, USC

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  1. Jerod Morris says:

    I was going to ask you if there is any chance that Phil Fulmer is still coaching Tennessee when they play their home-and-home. Then I remembered that the Vols just lost to UCLA and its 3rd string quarterback…he might not be coaching next week!

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    KVB Reply:

    @Jerod Morris, nailed it

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  2. fkljd says:

    Michigan rules!!!!!!!

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    ccool1 Reply:

    yeah just ask Illinois

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  3. JCO says:

    It will not be too much longer before TEXAS is #1!! Hook 'Em

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  4. mibuckeye says:

    Who beat Michigan for their 800th win?

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  5. Wisco says:

    All i gots to say is BIG TEN FOOTBALL!!! There is no better conference. And I'll do ya'll one better. Midwest football!!! Notre Dame should be in the BIG TEN, but 4 of those top 6 are in the midwest. Thats what I'm talking about!!!

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  6. LakewayLonghorn says:

    In the last 3 years Texas has passed Nebraska and Notre Dame in All-Time wins. We just keep reeling them in. Michigan, you're next! Might take 5-7 years, but you know it's coming — especially with Meeshigan's recent track record. This year alone we will probably make a 8 game dent in their 40 game lead. And so much for Notre Dame staying on our heels… they are in our rear-view mirror for good! Hook'em

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