2019
2010–2019 · FBS WINS NO. 1Records
Alabama
124 wins
Alabama went 124–15–0 across 139 completed games from 2010 through 2019 while classified in the FBS.
2014
2014 · RUSHING LEADERPlayers
Melvin Gordon
2,587 yards
Melvin Gordon of Wisconsin led major-college football in rushing yards for the 2014 season.
1919
1919 · TITLE HISTORYChampionships
Harvard, Illinois, Notre Dame, Texas A&M
Split title
Harvard, Illinois, Notre Dame, Texas A&M appear on the NCAA list for the 1919 season. Before the BCS, different selectors could name different champions.
1964
1964 · HEISMAN WINNERAwards
John Huarte
Notre Dame · QB
John Huarte, a QB from Notre Dame, won the 1964 Heisman Trophy.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Annapolis
Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium
Navy plays its home football games at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, MD.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Reno
Mackay Stadium
Nevada plays its home football games at Mackay Stadium in Reno, NV.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Bloomington
Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN)
Indiana plays its home football games at Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN) in Bloomington, IN.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Memphis
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium
Memphis plays its home football games at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, TN.
2023
2023 · COACHES IN THEIR OWN WORDSCulture
Curt Cignetti
“It’s pretty simple. I win. Google me.”
Cignetti gave the blunt answer while describing his recruiting pitch after taking the Indiana job.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Oxford
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Ole Miss plays its home football games at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, MS.
2025
2025 · FCS HOME FIELDCulture
Valparaiso
Brown Field
Valparaiso plays its home football games at Brown Field in Valparaiso, IN.
2018
2018 · HEISMAN WINNERAwards
Kyler Murray
Oklahoma · QB
Kyler Murray, a QB from Oklahoma, won the 2018 Heisman Trophy.
2019
2019 · 150 SEASONSCulture
5.33 MILLION
players since 1869
The National Football Foundation counted more than 5.33 million college football players by the sport’s 150th season.
1927
1927 · TITLE HISTORYChampionships
Illinois, Yale
Split title
Illinois, Yale appear on the NCAA list for the 1927 season. Before the BCS, different selectors could name different champions.
1997
1997 · RUSHING LEADERPlayers
Ricky Williams
1,893 yards
Ricky Williams of Texas led major-college football in rushing yards for the 1997 season.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Ann Arbor
Michigan Stadium
Michigan plays its home football games at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, MI.
2025
2025 · FCS HOME FIELDCulture
Easton
Fisher Field
Lafayette plays its home football games at Fisher Field in Easton, PA.
2011
2007–11 · FBS POINTS RESPONSIBLE CAREER RECORDPlayers
Case Keenum
1,078 points
Case Keenum was responsible for 1,078 points at Houston from 2007 through 2011.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
El Paso
Sun Bowl
UTEP plays its home football games at Sun Bowl in El Paso, TX.
1968
1968 · TITLE HISTORYChampionships
Ohio State
National champion
Ohio State appears on the NCAA list for the 1968 season. Before the BCS, different selectors could name different champions.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Ypsilanti
Rynearson Stadium
Eastern Michigan plays its home football games at Rynearson Stadium in Ypsilanti, MI.
2025
2025 · FCS HOME FIELDCulture
Loretto
DeGol Field
St. Francis (PA) plays its home football games at DeGol Field in Loretto, PA.
2025
2025 · FCS HOME FIELDCulture
Stony Brook
Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium
Stony Brook plays its home football games at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium in Stony Brook, NY.
2025
2016–2025 · RED RIVER RIVALRYRecords
Oklahoma–Texas
7–4–0 · W–L–T
Oklahoma went 7–4–0 against Texas from 2016 through 2025 across 11 meetings.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Tampa
Raymond James Stadium
South Florida plays its home football games at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL.
2025
2025 · FBS HOME FIELDCulture
Ames
Jack Trice Stadium
Iowa State plays its home football games at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, IA.
1983
1983 · RUSHING LEADERPlayers
Mike Rozier
2,148 yards
Mike Rozier of Nebraska led major-college football in rushing yards for the 1983 season.
2010
2010 · RUSHING LEADERPlayers
LaMichael James
1,731 yards
LaMichael James of Oregon led major-college football in rushing yards for the 2010 season.