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the Oregon state beavers hold that title with 15 straight losses, but the longest losing streak in College Football history is northwestern with 34! UW just tied the PAC-10 record with their loss to LSU to open the 2009 season and if they lose their upcoming game to Idaho they will take over the crown of most consecutive losses with 16
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