For major BCS conference teams, the Texas Longhorns have the best record at 103-25 through the 2008 season. Boise State, a Division I school not in a BCS conference is 102-24. If you want to know the best record regardless of the level, by far, the best College Football record in the past 10 years belongs to the Division III Mount Union Purple Raiders with 111 wins and only 3 losses.
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∙ 13y agoMontana Grizzlies with 119 wins as of their December 12, 2009 semifinal win over Appalachian State. This trumps all FCS and FBS teams with the nearest FCS team. Montana has a win percentage of .844 with 119 wins and only 22 losses since 2000.
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Rank Team name Win-Pct Won Lost Tied Games 1 Florida State 0.78457 242 65 4 311 2 Miami-Florida 0.78289 238 66 0 304 3 Nebraska 0.77724 242 69 1 312 4 Florida 0.75890 233 73 3 309 5 Ohio State 0.74838 228 75 5 308 6 Boise State 0.74233 121 42 0 163 7 Tennessee 0.73701 224 78 6 308 8 Michigan 0.73453 223 79 5 307 9 Oklahoma 0.72964 222 81 4 307 10 Penn State 0.70462 213 89 1 303 11 Auburn 0.69702 208 89 5 302 12 Texas 0.69572 210 91 3 304 13 Georgia 0.69079 208 92 4 304 14 Southern Cal 0.68994 210 93 5 308 15 Brigham Young 0.68239 216 100 2 318 16 Virginia Tech 0.66832 201 99 3 303 17 Texas A&M 0.66776 202 100 2 304 18 Notre Dame 0.65563 197 103 2 302 19 Louisiana State 0.64452 192 105 4 301 20 Fresno State 0.64007 195 109 3 307 21 Clemson 0.63833 190 107 3 300 22 West Virginia 0.63087 186 108 4 298 23 Alabama 0.61847 177 109 1 287 24 Air Force 0.61475 187 117 1 305 25 Oregon 0.61409 183 115 0 298 == == I'm pretty sure it is UCLA I disagree -- University of Texas is the only team to win 9 or more games in each of the last 10 years and 10 or more games in the last 8 years. But U of Tex had some rough years before that. Florida has been consisitantly good for the last 25 years, so for the most part have Michigan, Nebraska, USC and Notre Dame -- all of which likely have better records than UCLA