All-Time Winning Percentage

[BGIF]

All-Time Winningest Percentage

All-Time Winningest Percentage

As of 3:00 pm 11/28/15

TEAM	WINS	LOSSES	TIES	PCT
ND 	892	311	42	0.7333
UM	924	331	36	0.7297

 

[BGIF]

As of 3 PM on 11/28/2015

#1 ND has about a 6-1/2 lead over #2 UM.

 

[NDTH91]

As of 3 PM on 11/28/46

#1 ND has about a 6-1/2 lead over #2 UM.

What do you mean by this?

In '46 we were 6.5 games ahead of them in all time winning %? Why did you decide to bring up such a random year?

 

[BGIF]

What do you mean by this?

In '46 we were 6.5 games ahead of them in all time winning %? Why did you decide to bring up such a random year?

Mea culpa! Old Timer's Disease. Actually it wasn't random, instead of today's year I entered my birth date.

On this date in 1946 my parents had their first son. So far aside from being the most prolific poster on IE he hasn't amounted to squat. Also on this date in 1946, ND was a solid second a bunch of games behind Yale. ND took the lead over the next few years during Leahy's Post War Unbeaten Streak.

Michigan was in 4th between ... Princeton and Harvard. Minnesota, Alabama, Army, Texas, and Penn rounded out the Top 10. Vanderbilt was 12th.

 

[tommyIRISH23]

Mea culpa! Old Timer's Disease. Actually it wasn't random, instead of today's year I entered my birth date.

On this date in 1946 my parents had their first son. So far aside from being the most prolific poster on IE he hasn't amounted to squat. Also on this date in 1946, ND was a solid second a bunch of games behind Yale. ND took the lead over the next few years during Leahy's Post War Unbeaten Streak.

Michigan was in 4th between ... Princeton and Harvard. Minnesota, Alabama, Army, Texas, and Penn rounded out the Top 10. Vanderbilt was 12th.

So we have a 6.5 game lead?

 

[kmoose]

Mea culpa! Old Timer's Disease. Actually it wasn't random, instead of today's year I entered my birth date.

On this date in 1946 my parents had their first son. So far aside from being the most prolific poster on IE he hasn't amounted to squat. Also on this date in 1946, ND was a solid second a bunch of games behind Yale. ND took the lead over the next few years during Leahy's Post War Unbeaten Streak.

Michigan was in 4th between ... Princeton and Harvard. Minnesota, Alabama, Army, Texas, and Penn rounded out the Top 10. Vanderbilt was 12th.

Happy Birthday, Old Man!! GO IRISH!!

 

[NDTH91]

So we have a 6.5 game lead?

Also wondering about this... is that true?

 

[BGIF]

So we have a 6.5 game lead?

UM could retake the lead with 6 straight wins while ND would have to lose 5 straight in the same span.


Both team's records are in Post #92

 

[ulukinatme]

Would have been nice to increase our lead again today, but at least Michigan didn't win either...and they really stunk up the joint today.

 

[BGIF]

As of 2015 End of Regular Season

As of 2015 End of Regular Season

TEAM	WINS	LOSSES	TIES	PCT
ND 	892	312	42	0.7327
UM	924	331	36	0.7297

 

[irish4ever]

TEAM	WINS	LOSSES	TIES	PCT
ND 	892	312	42	0.7327
UM	924	331	36	0.7297

The Irish own those bitches!

 

[Ultimate Penn St. Hater]

I thought our competition was Texas for winning percentage

 

[wizards8507]

I thought our competition was Texas for winning percentage

I think there's a screwy methodology when it comes to ties that bumps Texas up.

 

[phork]

UPDATE

WE ARE NOW #2

Who gets to wear that jersey?

 

[ulukinatme]

UPDATE

WE ARE NOW #2

Who gets to wear that jersey?

I saw Q wasn't wearing #1 after halftime.

That tradition probably needs to die right away, because it hasn't brought any luck or heart to this team.

 

[irishff1014]

Not really a big deal.

 

[phork]

Not really a big deal.

Right. Because being second to Michigan in anything is not really a big deal.

 

[ulukinatme]

Not really a big deal.

Neg worthy.

 

[irisheyes]

I saw Q wasn't wearing #1 after halftime.

That tradition probably needs to die right away, because it hasn't brought any luck or heart to this team.

really? i guess i didnt notice. Im not a huge fan of it to be quite honest. I thought at first it was to remember Bryant but the commentators didnt say anything that i heard. It confuses the hell out of me to be honest.

 

[greenleaffootball]

As long as Harbaugh coaches Michigan and Kelly coaches ND they will keep moving farther and farther ahead of us.

 

[NDdomer2]

smell that?

 

[koonja]

As long as Harbaugh coaches Michigan and Kelly coaches ND they will keep moving farther and farther ahead of us.

Anyone who disagrees with this has lost their mind. But I don't expect them both to be at their respective schools for that long. I also think ND's schedule has a lot to do with this. Michigan has 3 automatic wins per year. We have 1-2 max.

 

[phork]

Stolen from MGoblog.


Top-10 All-Time Win Percentage FBS as of 11/30/2016
Min. 1000 games

Rk. Team. Pct. Record
1. Michigan .731 935-333-36
2. Ohio State .724 886-321-53
3. Notre Dame .722 876-324-42
4. Alabama .721 876-326-43
5. Oklahoma .721 870-321-53
6. Texas .707 891-360-33
7. USC .700 822-336-54
8. Nebraska .699 889-371-40
9. Penn State .687 866-384-41
10. Tennessee .680 828-375-53
Top-10 All-Time Wins FBS as of 11/30/2016

Rk. Team. Record
1. Michigan 935-333-36
2. Texas 891-360-33
3. Nebraska 889-371-40
4. Ohio State 886-321-53
5. Notre Dame 876-324-42
Alabama 876-326-43
7. Oklahoma 870-321-53
8. Penn State 866-384-41
9. Tennessee 828-375-53
10. USC 822-336-54

 

[ACamp1900]

I mean, we could be Texas, they were atop the list just a year or two ago as well....

 

[beryirish]

Funny when you see that - Michigan has played 40-60 more games than OSU/ND/Bama.

 

[GATTACA!]

Thanks covid.

 

[ulukinatme]

Funny when you see that - Michigan has played 40-60 more games than OSU/ND/Bama.

Well, they spent several years in the early days just playing with themselves. They were really good at it too.

 

[Mattmags]

Just thought this subject needed to be resurrected with recent Michigan woes and ND success. Here's to hoping OSU will have some down years...eventually.