Your school's all time standings since 1945

[appisgreatest]

I don't know if any if you know about this site. If you don't know about it, then you should check it out. It has all time Win/loss records in football for every school in the FCS since 1945. Click on your schools name to look at season by season looks at past opponents http://www.michigan-football.com/ncaa/ncaa_1aa.htm

[*****]

I don't know if any if you know about this site...It is listed in the "Essential FCS Links" at the top of every AGS page.

[GRZZ]

Is that up to date including this past season?

[jstate83]

^^^^^^^^^^^^
Yep.....................Been using this site for bout 3 or 4 years now.:nod:

[*****]

Is that up to date including this past season?The site does have a bunch of errors so beware.

[Seven Would Be Nice]

It is listed in the "Essential FCS Links" at the top of every AGS page.


xlolx xlolx xlolx


Wow GSU is second leading the charge. CCU is number 1 with 77% all time. I'm not sure how long that will last for Coastal. A downer year next year (which is possible with a lot of their starters graduating) they will most likely fall a few spots.

Making GSU #1. (as long as we don't repeat last years season a few more times)

:smiley_wi :D :D :thumbsup:

[appisgreatest]

I guess i never saw it on the ags pages. I guess Ill leave the thread up so people who didn't know about it will know. From what i know the site is pretty good about being updated.

[Seven Would Be Nice]

Is that up to date including this past season?

I think it is... CCU had 44 games starting in 2003. 11 a season, for 03,04,05,06... Ya... its up to date.

[PantherRob82]

We're tied for #11 and very close to Dayton and Southern.

[PantherRob82]

worst team ever Saint Francis (PA) Red Flash

[*****]

of course if you go by winning % then it ignores strength of schedule...

[Seven Would Be Nice]

of course if you go by winning % then it ignores strength of schedule...

I.E. Dayton #10.

[PantherRob82]

of course if you go by winning % then it ignores strength of schedule...

that explains Dayton xlolx

[Seven Would Be Nice]

that explains Dayton xlolx

Wow.. I guess we are on the same page.

My sister went to Dayton. They play their games in a stadium built for multiple high schools to share... Great school, decent BBall program. They don't play anyone hard in football.

[DFW HOYA]

The site leaves out six years for Georgetown from 1964-70, probably because these years were not considered NCAA games.

Anyway, here's another site with some good information:

http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/misc/div_iaa_wins.php

[PantherRob82]

Wow.. I guess we are on the same page.

My sister went to Dayton. They play their games in a stadium built for multiple high schools to share... Great school, decent BBall program. They don't play anyone hard in football.

I used to live in Dayton. Drove by the arena and field a couple times, but never went.

[*****]

... here's another site with some good information:
http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/misc/div_iaa_wins.phpalso listed in the "Essential FCS Links" at the top of every AGS page.

[JoltinJoe]

The site leaves out six years for Georgetown from 1964-70, probably because these years were not considered NCAA games.

Anyway, here's another site with some good information:

http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/misc/div_iaa_wins.php

Except that the information on that website tends to be questionable. Fordham has 725 NCAA sanctioned varsity wins in its history. Fordham also has about 300 wins in its history against non-sanctioned opponents for about 1,025 total wins (which Fordham notes in its media guide). When I emailed the website to ask why it lists only 425 wins, the answer I received was that it was deducting the 300 non-sanctioned wins from the 725 total to arrive at 425. I tried to explain that the 725 wins did not include the non-sanctioned wins but after a few rounds of email I just gave up : smh :

So the information about Fordham is blatantly incorrect as per the official NCAA record book. See page 181 of the Official NCAA Division I Football Record Book (below):

2005 NCAA Division I Football Record Book (pdf) (http://www.ncaa.org/library/records/football/football_records_book/2005/2005_d1_football_records.pdf)

[PantherRob82]

Except that the information on that website tends to be questionable. Fordham has 725 NCAA sanctioned varsity wins in its history. Fordham also has about 300 wins in its history against non-sanctioned opponents for about 1,025 total wins (which Fordham notes in its media guide). When I emailed the website to ask why it lists only 425 wins, the answer I received was that it was deducting the 300 non-sanctioned wins from the 725 total to arrive at 425. I tried to explain that the 725 wins did not include the non-sanctioned wins but after a few rounds of email I just gave up : smh :

So the information about Fordham is blatantly incorrect as per the official NCAA record book.

maybe it's run by espn. xlolx

[UAalum72]

worst team ever Saint Francis (PA) Red Flash
Only among active teams. Their winning % of .271 swamps the record of Siena (33-117, .220) who dropped FB in 2003.

Albany fans never give up a chance to tweak the crosstown 'aints.

[BEAR]

Alright! UCA at #15!:hurray:

15. Central Arkansas Bears 603 365 215 23 .624 14 13 2 .517 379 228 25 .619

[Go...gate]

Let's give a shout-out to Lehigh, which has won 59% of its games since 1945. If you take away the years they struggled in the 1960's, the percentage is probably closer to .667, championship work in many leagues.

[lugo02]

Except that the information on that website tends to be questionable. Fordham has 725 NCAA sanctioned varsity wins in its history. Fordham also has about 300 wins in its history against non-sanctioned opponents for about 1,025 total wins (which Fordham notes in its media guide). When I emailed the website to ask why it lists only 425 wins, the answer I received was that it was deducting the 300 non-sanctioned wins from the 725 total to arrive at 425. I tried to explain that the 725 wins did not include the non-sanctioned wins but after a few rounds of email I just gave up : smh :

So the information about Fordham is blatantly incorrect as per the official NCAA record book. See page 181 of the Official NCAA Division I Football Record Book (below):

2005 NCAA Division I Football Record Book (pdf) (http://www.ncaa.org/library/records/football/football_records_book/2005/2005_d1_football_records.pdf)


This site is not about all time wins it's about Wins since 1945
Fordham have not even played 725 games since 1945, so it's impossible for them to even have won that many

[JoltinJoe]

This site is not about all time wins it's about Wins since 1945
Fordham have not even played 725 games since 1945, so it's impossible for them to even have won that many

I'm not talking about the original link in this thead.

I'm talking about the link provided by DFW Hoya to a website which claims to list all-time wins.

[AZGrizFan]

I don't know if any if you know about this site. If you don't know about it, then you should check it out. It has all time Win/loss records in football for every school in the FCS since 1945. Click on your schools name to look at season by season looks at past opponents http://www.michigan-football.com/ncaa/ncaa_1aa.htm

Northern Colorado, Deleware, Ga Southern, and UNI should be forced to move up to BCS. :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :D :rolleyes:

[PantherRob82]

Northern Colorado, Deleware, Ga Southern, and UNI should be forced to move up to BCS. :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :D :rolleyes:

Sun Belt here we come. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :nonono2:

[OhioHen]

Northern Colorado, Deleware, Ga Southern, and UNI should be forced to move up to BCS. :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :eyebrow: :D :rolleyes:

And Coastal Carolina! :nod: Look at that all-time winning percentage! xlolx

[ngineer]

Let's give a shout-out to Lehigh, which has won 59% of its games since 1945. If you take away the years they struggled in the 1960's, the percentage is probably closer to .667, championship work in many leagues.

You got that right. Lehigh had the absolute worst football program in the country from 1962-1968 going 10-53-1 (and 4-40-1 from 1963-67, never winning more than one game in that five year span!). Fred Dunlap, who arrived as HC in 1965 went 2-25 his first three years. Program started to improve in '68 with a 3-7 record and by 1971 one of the winningest programs over the last 35 years in the country was underway. Fred attended our Lambert Cup team of '73 banquet at last years L-L game and still looked in great shape-must be around 80 now. Hope to see him in '07, again. A real classy guy.