Ohio State's longest losing streak in football history was five games in both 1890-91 and 1897.
In 1890, they lost to Wooster (OH) 64-0 on November 1st, followed by losses to Denison (OH) 14-0 on November 14th, and a loss to Kenyon (OH) 18-10 on November 27th. The first game of 1891, they lost to Western Reserve (OH) 64-0 on November 1st and lost again to Kenyon (OH) 26-0 on November 14th.
In 1897, they lost to Columbus Barracks (OH) 6-0 on October 26th, lost to Oberlin (OH) 44-0 on October 30th, lost to West Virginia 28-0 on November 6, lost to Cincinnati (OH) 24-0 on November 13th, and lost to Ohio Wesleyan 6-0 on November 25th.
The longest losing streak in Virginia high school football history is held by the John Marshall High School football team, which experienced a staggering 43-game losing streak from 2001 to 2004. This record reflects the challenges faced by some programs in maintaining competitiveness over time. Losing streaks of such length can impact school morale and community support, highlighting the difficulties in high school athletics.
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because by the time you are in the NFL you are fully grown and you are bigger than when you where in high school.
acradia high school. in arizona. they suck hella bad.
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Lincoln Park -- 44 games
Longest College Football Losing StreaksAs of Oct. 2013, Southern Miss. has the longest losing streak at 0-18 & It extends back to 2 years ago (Starting in 2012-13 school year). New Mexico has the 2nd.
As of my last update, the longest high school football losing streak in Oklahoma is held by the Oklahoma Bible Academy. They set this record by losing 77 consecutive games from 2005 to 2018. This streak highlights the challenges faced by smaller programs in maintaining competitive teams over the years.
Yes, JR footballs are smaller in "girth". This makes throwing the ball easier for small hands. An official size HIGH SCHOOL ball will be stamped with the NHFS stamp.