The all-time record for most consecutive losing seasons is held by Prairie View A&M University in Prairie View, Texas. PVAMU, a Division I-AA (FCS) school, compiled 31 consecutive losing seasons from 1976-2006. From 1989-1998, the Panthers lost an NCAA record (all divisions) 80-straight games, nearly doubling second-place Columbia's 44 consecutive losses. The Panthers finally achieved a winning 7-3 record in 2007 before going 9-1 in 2008, and again going 9-1 as well as winning the SWAC championship in 2009.
Oregon State University ran up 28 consecutive losing seasons from 1971-1998 to earn the NCAA Division I-A (FBS) record for consecutive losing seasons. During that time the Beavers compiled a 65-238-6 record.
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In Division I football, according to the 2008 NCAA Division I football records manual, the record is 40 and held by Nebraska (1962-2001) and Notre Dame (1889-1932, Notre Dame did not field teams in 1890 and 1891). Click on the 'NCAA Division I Football Records' link below to see the manual. You will need Adobe Reader to be able to view it.
Twice. One was to the Kentucky Wildcats basketball program for the 1952-1953 season and the other to the Southern Methodist University football program for the 1987 football season. Click on the 'NCAA Death Penalty' link on this page to learn about these two programs.
Michigan
As of today there are six college football teams with 800 wins.Michigan: 872-297-38Texas: 832-320-34Notre Dame: 831-285-42Nebraska: 827-337-41Ohio State: 808-306-53Penn State 801-349-43
Michigan State Spartans
Probably Brentford If you mean in consecutive seasons, then Bristol City went from Div 1 to Div 4 in 1980-1982 and Wolves did likewise in 1984-1986. If you dont count a couple of promotions back to th old second division Notts County were relegated from the first division in 1926 and were in the fourth division in 1960
Should Illinois defeat Michigan on November 6, 2010 it would be the first time they have defeated Michigan in three consecutive seasons since 1950, 1951, 1952, and 1953.
The record for consecutive league championships in the NFL is 3 and has been done twice by the Green Bay Packers, first between the 1929 and 1931 seasons and second between the 1965 and 1967 seasons.
Dallas Cowboys. 20 consecutive winning seasons.
Galen Hall, who was Smith's coach at the University of Florida from the 1987 to 1989 college football seasons.