Winningest College Football Teams 2009

University of Michigan is to win football matches with frightening consistency since coach Fielding Yost wolverines was led back to the beginning of the 20th century. Currently, Michigan leads nation with an amazing streak of 33 straight bowl leather.

Michigan is college football's all-time winningest team, both victories and winning percentage. That said, the wolverine is not even lead his league in the conference-game win percentage: Ohio State passed them this season. And both Ohio State and Michigan own losing records against Southern California, which, like Oklahoma, have a smaller AP title than Notre Dame. No other Football Bowl subdivision load line team that has played wolverines or Eyes Buck 10 times has a winning mark. Then again USC has benefited from playing 24 of the 32 match-ups in California. The Trojans more fair trail in the series with Notre Dame.
Named as one of the Top 10 winningest bowl team with all the time are some of the usual suspects college football - USC and Alabama, Florida and Oklahoma State, Penn State and Auburn.
Michigan - 872
Texas - 831
Notre Dame - 831
Nebraska - 817
Ohio State - 808
Penn State - 800
Alabama - 799
Oklahoma - 791
Tennessee - 775
USC - 766

Ohio State University Buck Eyes on the field against Frank Solich's Ohio University Bobcats this weekend. A win would be the program's 800th win. They will be the fifth team to go on a tradition with many fraternity win 800 applications for Michigan, Notre Dame, Texas and Nebraska. Outhern Cal is number 10 on that list with 754 victories. The house and hocollege football logome plan trend is what these great early season matchups. Ohio State-Texas a few years ago was a memorable battle in the top ten of two years. Now Ohio State and USC. But there are future matchups on the Buckeyes schedule that could definately make or break national title hopes.Below list is for tOSU:

2009 - USC
2010 - @ Miami (FL)
2011 - Miami (FL)
2012 - @ California
2013 - California
2014 - Virginia Tech
2015 - Virginia Tech @
2016 - Oklahoma @
2017 - Oklahoma
2018 - @ Tennessee
2019 - Tennessee