BG In Top 25 All-time

[FALCON FLIER]

Just saw the winning percentages all time for 117 Division 1 schools. BG's winning percentage is right at .600 and we figure to overtake Central Michigan who is at .603. By the way, number 117 all-time is Kent with a winning percentage of .393. (which is actually higher than I thought it would be).

1
Michigan 841 276 36

2
Notre Dame (IN) 802 264 41

3
Oklahoma 746 288 53

4
Alabama 764 299 43

5
Ohio St. 765 298 53

6
Texas 786 312 35

7
Nebraska 794 317 42

8
Tennessee 747 306
53
9
Southern California 720 297 54

10
Penn St. 761 338 42

11
Boise St. (ID) 295 136 2

12
Florida St. 428 200 17

13
Georgia 683 372 54

14
Miami (FL) 516 288 19

15
Miami (OH) 633 349 44

16
Louisiana St. 659 372 47

17
Washington 641 361 50

18
Auburn (AL) 648 379 47

19
South Florida 55 33 0

20
Florida 597 364 40

21
Colorado 644 396 36

22
Arizona St. 512 319 24
855

23
Central Michigan 527 333 36
896

24
Texas A&M 634 409 48

25
Bowling Green (OH) 459 298 52
809

[UK Peregrine]

By the way, number 117 all-time is Kent with a winning percentage of .393. (which is actually higher than I thought it would be).

Now if you look at the all-time point differential, Northwestern is the cellar dwellar and Kent junps all the way to 114. Wake Forest is 116 when ranking all teams by either statistic of winning % or point diff. Also, just in case anyone wants to look at the entire rankings themselves.... http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/mi ... ng_pct.php

[Dayons_Den]

I think they should do that with a minimum 400 games played or something.


The fact South Florida is in the mix is a joke... heck even Boise State doesn't have that many D-IA games played.

[Godsgirlerific]

I'm just amused by the fact that the ratings of all the top 25 teams are determined by hundreds of games, except for South Florida, whose games don't even reach triple digits.

*One of these things is not like the other...*

[MiamiBando]

Yeah, well, you think South Florida is funny....

I think it's funny, I look at the top 25, and see many teams that have had their coaching cores, and best coaches from the Cradle. (I'm not trying to say Miami is better than every, obviously we aren't.) Wonder what would have happenned if Weeb had stayed for his career, or Woody Hayes, or Bo Schembechler... or Tressel, or Ara Parseghian? I like the Cradle, but goodness, it hurts to look back sometimes!

Funny fact....
He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named accounts for 1/8th(I think) of Miami's losses. This HWMNB is now Toledo's Defensive Coordinator....