Wins This Century By Division (2000-2014)

[LAZL]

Note- Teams are shown in their 2014 divisions. Win totals reflect the past 15 seasons, regardless of division.

NCAA FBS

Boise St 167
Oklahoma 161
Ohio St 158
LSU 151
Oregon 147
Southern California 146
Texas 146
Georgia 144
Florida St 143
Virginia Tech 143
Texas Christian 142
Appalachian St 138
Alabama 137
Florida 137
Wisconsin 136
Auburn 133
Nebraska 131
Louisville 129
Georgia Southern 128
Clemson 127
Miami FL 127
Northern Illinois 125
Utah 123
West Virginia 123
Brigham Young 122

NCAA FCS

Montana 161
North Dakota St 140
Northern Iowa 127
Dayton 124
New Hampshire 121
Eastern Washington 120
Harvard 119
Lehigh 118
Bethune-Cookman 117
McNeese St 117
North Dakota 117
Delaware 115
South Carolina St 114
Villanova 114
San Diego 113
Grambling St 112
Wofford 112
Central Arkansas 111
Colgate 111
James Madison 110
Sam Houston St 110
Jacksonville St 109
Furman 108
Southern Illinois 106
Eastern Kentucky 105
Montana St 105

NCAA D2

NW Missouri St 171
Grand Valley St 167
Sioux Falls 164
Valdosta St 146
Bloomsburg 142
Minnesota-Duluth 142
Pittsburg St 142
Tuskegee 139
Carson-Newman 128
Chadron St 127
North Alabama 126
Delta St 125
Shepherd 124
Missouri Western 122
Winona St 122
California PA 121
Indiana PA 119
Saginaw Valley St 118
Central Missouri 115
Midwestern St 115
West Chester 113
Central Washington 112
Albany St GA 111
Colorado Mines 108
West Texas A&M 108

NCAA D3

Mount Union 210
UW-Whitewater 166
Mary Hardin-Baylor 163
Wesley 146
Linfield 142
St John's MN 142
Washington & Jefferson 140
Wabash 135
Wheaton 134
Wittenberg 133
Wartburg 130
St Norbert 127
North Central 126
Bethel MN 125
Hobart 124
Johns Hopkins 123
Bridgewater VA 122
Central IA 121
Rowan 121
Trinity TX 121
St John Fisher 119
Widener 117
Curry 116
Delaware Valley 116
Ithaca 115
Thomas More 115

NAIA

Carroll MT 180
St Francis IN 154
Georgetown KY 142
St Xavier 140
MidAmerica Nazarene 137
Morningside 121
Northwestern IA 120
Benedictine KS 114
Missouri Valley 114
St Ambrose 113
Cumberlands KY 106
Ottawa 104
Friends 99
Dickinson St 95
Valley City St 94
Baker 93
Hastings 91
Nebraska Wesleyan 87
Kansas Wesleyan 86
Langston 85
William Penn 85
Tabor 84
Bethel TN 83
Evangel 82
Montana Tech 82

 

[Silver King]

Originally posted by LAZL:

NAIA

Carroll MT 180
St Francis IN 154
Georgetown KY 142
St Xavier 140
MidAmerica Nazarene 137
Morningside 121
Northwestern IA 120
Benedictine KS 114
Missouri Valley 114
St Ambrose 113
Cumberlands KY 106
Ottawa 104
Friends 99
Dickinson St 95
Valley City St 94
Baker 93
Hastings 91
Nebraska Wesleyan 87
Kansas Wesleyan 86
Langston 85
William Penn 85
Tabor 84
Bethel TN 83
Evangel 82
Montana Tech 82

Five teams from me and my oldest son's old conference, the KCAC. But they have a hard time getting by Heart of America in the playoffs.

 

[Choctaw_fan]

Nice!

If you've ever watched the lower division playoffs, you know the names UW-Whitewater, Grand Valley St, and Mt Union. One of the three wins almost every year.

I am a little surprised to see Boise St at the top of the D-1 list. TCU also. Glad to see the three Florida teams, FSU, Florida, and Miami made the list. There's a lot of championships between them!

 

[Dan in Daytona]

Mount Union 210 wins!!! In 15 seasons (2000-2014) for an average of 14 wins per year ? Laz, if that's not a misprint they rival the total dominance of the UCLA Bruins basketball teams of the 60's and early 70's. That is a fantastic accomplishment for any college program.

 

[Silver King]

Playing in the NAIA saved me a fortune after Hurricane Charley destroyed my house. My adjuster played at Missouri Valley and because of the connection took very good care of me - I was the only person in my neighborhood who didn't have to go to arbitration or get a lawyer because of how their insurance companies undercut them.

A year later he ran into one of my teammates in Kansas City doing a claim for hail damage and asked if he knew me - small world.

 

[LAZL]

Originally posted by Dan in Daytona:
Mount Union 210 wins!!! In 15 seasons (2000-2014) for an average of 14 wins per year ? Laz, if that's not a misprint they rival the total dominance of the UCLA Bruins basketball teams of the 60's and early 70's. That is a fantastic accomplishment for any college program.

Dan,

This dynasty surpasses UCLA in my opinion. Since 2000 the Purple Raiders of Mount Union amassed an amazing record of 210-9 (.959). But it goes way, way beyond that.

Unlike other divisions, NCAA D3 currently has 225 football members competing for the national championship. Since D3 does not allow athletic scholarships, these kids play purely for the love of the game. So good players go to Alliance, Ohio because they want to be part of a winning tradition. Why else would they be drawn to a tiny college with an enrollment that's comparable to a Florida 7A high school?

Here are some of the feats accomplished by the Mount Union football program and why I believe it's the greatest dynasty of our time:

During the period 1992-2014 (23 years):

-Mount Union has never missed the D3 Playoffs, accumulating an unbelievable record of
312-14 (.957) along the way.

-The Purple Raiders appeared in 18 D3 National Championships, winning 11 and losing 7.

-Mount Union has only lost 2 regular season games.

Mount Union Football Dynasty

1992 12-1 Lost to Wisconsin-La Crosse in D3 Semi Finals
1993 14-0 Beat Rowan NJ in D3 Championship
1994 10-2 Lost to Albion MI in D3 Quarterfinals
1995 12-1 Lost to Wisconsin-La Crosse in D3 Semi Finals
1996 14-0 Beat Rowan NJ in D3 Championship
1997 14-0 Beat Lycoming PA in D3 Championship
1998 14-0 Beat Rowan NJ in D3 Championship
1999 12-1 Lost to Rowan NJ in D3 Semi Finals
2000 14-0 Beat St. John's MN in D3 Championship
2001 14-0 Beat Bridgewater VA in D3 Championship
2002 14-0 Beat Trinity TX in D3 Championship
2003 13-1 Lost to St. John's MN in D3 Championship
2004 12-1 Lost to Mary Hardin Baylor in D3 Semi-Finals
2005 14-1 Beat Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2006 15-0 Beat Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2007 14-1 Lost to Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2008 15-0 Beat Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2009 14-1 Lost to Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2010 14-1 Lost to Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2011 14-1 Lost to Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2012 15-0 Beat St. Thomas MN in D3 Championship
2013 14-1 Lost to Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship
2014 14-1 Lost to Wisconsin-Whitewater in D3 Championship

 

[Silver King]

Don't ever think there aren't amazing football players that play at these levels. Probably a couple playing tonight.

My freshman year in the NAIA starting in our first game of the season, I played against Roland "Bay" Lawrence (He never left the field), even got to hit him once on a punt return - the next year he was with the Atlanta Falcons where he became a Pro-Bowl Corner with a 7 year career. Five games later I got to go head up for 8-10 plays against Ed Smith (Colorado College) who played DE the next two seasons with the Denver Broncos. They just moved him all up and down our line depending on our formations, 6-7 quick as a cat, his son Alex was with Tamba Bay Bucs for a bit.

 

[Dan in Daytona]

Laz, I'm with you on Mount Union topping the mighty Bruins. That is an unbelievable 23 yr record of accomplishment....Go Purple Raiders

 

[Dan in Daytona]

Upon further reflection ( I googled it ) UCLA's basketball Bruins were damn amazing too!
10- Championship Title games in 12 seasons( 1964-1975), all WINS 10-0
38- NCAA consecutive Tournament game victories without a loss.
88- game win streak.
47- game win streak.
13- Final Fours in 15 seasons (1962-1976) - 10(1st), 2(3rds), 1(4th)
4- 30-0 seasons ('64,'67,'72,'73)
3- 29-1 seasons ('68,'69,'71)

Mount Union 7-7 in championship games (2000-2014) ,15yrs
UCLA 10-0 in championship games (1964-1975) , 12yrs

 

[LAZL]

Pretty damn good stuff Dan.

The Bruins were a true dynasty. Maybe we should try to come up with one for every sport. Regardless of level.

I'm sticking with Mount Union for football because of the duration of their dominance. The Oklahoma Sooners won 47 straight games back in the 50's which is amazing for a major college team but I'll have to go back and see if anyone can match a 96% win pct. over 23 years.

 

[PJD3883]

Yale is close.

173-8-10 93.2% between 1872-1894 (their first 23 years.)

208-24-17 87.0% 1895-1917 (their 2nd 23 years)

Composite for 46 seasons...381-32-27 89.7% (46 years)

103-40-13 70.2% 1919-1937 (their next 19 years) (no team in 1918 War)

484-72-40 for 65 years...84.6%

I think that is going to be hard to top.

 

[LAZL]

I think so. Great Stuff!!!!