NCAA Division I-A football win-loss records in the 1980s

The following list shows NCAA Division I-A football programs by winning percentage during the 1980-1989 football seasons.The following list reflects the records according to the NCAA. This list takes into account results modified later due to NCAA action, such as vacated victories and forfeits. This list only takes into account games played while in Division I-A.

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Team Total Games Won Lost Tie Pct.
Tennessee State3 10 9 1 0 .900
Yale1 20 17 3 0 .850
Nebraska 123 103 20 0 .837
Miami (FL) 118 98 20 0 .831
BYU 128 102 26 0 .797
Furman1 22 17 4 1 .795
Oklahoma 118 91 25 2 .780
Clemson 115 86 25 4 .765
Penn State 118 89 27 2 .763
McNeese State1 23 17 5 1 .761
Georgia 119 88 27 4 .756
Michigan 120 89 29 2 .750
Florida State 118 87 28 3 .750
Auburn 118 86 31 1 .733
Alabama 119 85 32 2 .723
Arkansas 119 85 32 2 .723
UCLA 117 81 30 6 .718
Washington 117 83 33 1 .714
Chattanooga1 22 15 6 1 .705
Fresno State 115 80 34 1 .700
Ohio State 119 82 35 2 .697
SMU 92 63 28 1 .690
USC 116 78 35 3 .685
Tennessee 119 77 37 5 .668
Florida 116 76 37 3 .668
Arizona State 113 73 36 4 .664
West Virginia 118 77 39 2 .661
Pittsburgh 116 74 37 5 .659
Citadel1 22 14 7 1 .659
Notre Dame 117 76 39 2 .658
Iowa 121 77 40 4 .653
Central Michigan 108 67 37 4 .639
Texas 117 73 42 2 .632
LSU 116 70 41 5 .625
Colgate1 20 12 7 1 .625
Harvard1 20 12 7 1 .625
Southern Miss 113 70 42 1 .624
Arizona 113 67 40 6 .619
Texas A&M 116 71 44 1 .616
Oklahoma State 116 70 43 3 .616
Hawaii 116 69 43 4 .612
Air Force 122 72 48 2 .598
San Jose State 114 67 46 1 .592
Baylor 114 66 46 2 .588
Virginia Tech 113 65 46 2 .584
Tulsa 111 64 47 0 .577
Princeton1 20 11 8 1 .575
Syracuse 114 64 48 2 .570
Wyoming 118 67 51 0 .568
Indiana State2 68 38 29 1 .566
Illinois 115 63 48 4 .565
Toledo 112 62 48 2 .563
Maryland 115 63 49 3 .561
South Carolina 115 63 49 3 .561
Bowling Green 112 60 50 2 .545
Villanova4 11 6 5 0 .545
Boston College 115 62 52 1 .543
North Carolina 115 61 52 2 .539
Western Michigan 111 57 51 3 .527
Southern Illinois2 69 36 33 0 .522
UNLV 113 58 54 1 .518
Northern Illinois 110 56 52 2 .518
Houston 114 57 54 3 .513
Louisiana-Lafayette5 109 54 53 2 .505
Michigan State 115 56 56 3 .500
Army 113 55 55 3 .500
Dartmouth1 20 10 10 0 .500
Virginia 114 55 57 2 .491
Ball State 110 54 56 0 .491
Washington State 112 53 55 4 .491
Utah 114 54 57 3 .487
Miami (OH) 111 51 56 4 .477
VMI1 21 9 10 2 .476
Cal State Fullerton 115 54 60 1 .474
Drake2 66 31 35 0 .470
Akron6 33 15 17 1 .470
North Carolina State 113 52 59 2 .469
Oregon 112 50 58 4 .464
Appalachian State1 22 9 11 2 .455
Long Beach State 113 51 62 0 .451
Ole Miss 113 49 60 4 .451
Rutgers 109 47 58 4 .450
Brown1 20 9 11 0 .450
Mississippi State 112 50 62 0 .446
Colorado 114 50 63 1 .443
Texas Tech 112 48 61 3 .442
Louisiana Tech7 43 18 23 2 .442
San Diego State 118 50 64 4 .441
Iowa State 110 46 60 4 .436
Kentucky 112 47 62 3 .433
Indiana 113 48 64 1 .429
Duke 111 47 63 1 .428
Wake Forest 110 46 62 2 .427
Illinois State 2 65 26 36 3 .423
Minnesota 112 46 64 2 .420
Missouri 113 45 64 4 .416
Purdue 112 45 65 2 .411
Holy Cross1 21 9 13 0 .409
Texas-Arlington1 22 9 13 0 .409
Wisconsin 114 46 67 1 .408
Stanford 111 44 65 2 .405
Georgia Tech 111 43 64 4 .405
Cornell1 20 8 12 0 .400
East Carolina 110 43 66 1 .395
Navy 112 43 67 2 .393
Tulane 113 44 69 0 .389
Louisville 110 42 67 1 .386
West Texas A&M2 65 24 39 2 .385
Utah State 110 41 68 1 .377
Wichita State8 77 28 47 2 .377
Temple 109 41 68 0 .376
Eastern Michigan 109 38 66 5 .372
Kansas 112 38 68 6 .366
William & Mary9 44 16 28 0 .364
Arkansas State 1 22 8 14 0 .364
East Tennessee State1 22 8 14 0 .364
Cincinnati 110 38 70 2 .355
California 110 37 69 4 .355
New Mexico 116 39 76 1 .341
Lamar1 22 7 14 1 .341
Western Carolina1 22 7 14 1 .341
Colorado State 114 36 76 2 .325
TCU 111 34 73 4 .324
Ohio 110 34 73 3 .323
Pacific 114 35 79 0 .307
Memphis 110 31 74 5 .305
North Texas 10 33 10 23 0 .303
Vanderbilt 111 33 77 1 .302
Kent State 110 32 78 0 .291
Richmond11 43 12 31 0 .279
UTEP 117 32 85 0 .274
Oregon State 111 22 85 4 .216
Rice 110 22 87 1 .205
Marshall 1 22 4 17 1 .205
Kansas State 111 21 87 3 .203
New Mexico State 110 21 88 1 .195
Northwestern 110 18 90 2 .173
Columbia1 20 2 18 0 .100
Penn1 20 2 18 0 .100

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Chart notes
  1. The Ivy League, Southern Conference, and Southland Conference moved from Division I-A to I-AA after the 1981 season.
  2. The Missouri Valley Conference stopped supporting football after the 1985 season.
  3. Tennessee State left Division I-A after the 1980 season.
  4. Villanova left Division I-A after the 1980 season.
  5. Louisiana-Lafayette went by the name Southwestern Louisiana until 1999.
  6. Akron joined Division I-A in 1987.
  7. Louisiana Tech left Division I-A after the 1981 season with the Southland Conference, and then rejoined Division I-A in 1988.
  8. Wichita State left Division I-A after the 1986 season.
  9. William & Mary left Division I-A after the 1983 season.
  10. North Texas left Division I-A after the 1982 season.
  11. Richmond left Division I-A after the 1983 season.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "2013 NCAA FBS Records" (PDF).
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