The following list shows NCAA Division I football programs by winning percentage during the 1910–1919 football seasons. During this time the NCAA did not have any formal divisions. The following list reflects the records according to the NCAA. Due to the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, many teams did not field a team during the 1918 season. This list takes into account results modified later due to NCAA action, such as vacated victories and forfeits.

+ NCAA Division I Football Records in the 1910s Team Total games Won Lost Tie Centre 9 9 0 0 Mare Island 19 18 1 0 Washington 59 52 4 3 Great Lakes Navy 8 6 0 2 Notre Dame 76 63 7 6 Harvard 84 68 8 8 Swarthmore 9 7 1 1 Tulsa 20 16 3 1 Texas A&M 84 67 14 3 Army 77 61 14 2 Pittsburgh 84 66 15 3 Nebraska 77 58 13 6 Georgia Tech 86 66 16 4 Minnesota 69 52 13 4 Texas 83 64 18 1 Auburn 80 60 16 4 Princeton 66 48 12 6 Washington & Lee 78 57 16 5 Dartmouth 83 61 18 4 Washington & Jefferson 93 68 21 4 Oklahoma 91 65 20 6 Vanderbilt 85 61 19 5 Navy 85 60 18 7 Ohio State 79 55 16 8 Georgetown 78 56 18 4 Illinois 71 49 15 7 Michigan 76 52 18 6 Arizona 51 36 14 1 Virginia Tech 86 59 22 5 Mississippi State 79 54 21 4 Yale 74 49 18 7 Penn State 82 56 22 4 Virginia 71 49 20 2 Colgate 67 45 18 4 Rice 58 37 15 6 New Mexico State 53 35 15 3 Chattanooga 8 5 2 1 Colorado College 68 45 20 3 Georgia 70 43 18 9 Rutgers 40 25 11 4 Oregon 68 44 21 3 Alabama 78 50 24 4 Kentucky 79 50 24 5 Syracuse 97 60 29 8 Penn 101 63 31 7 Michigan State 73 47 24 2 Presbyterian 35 22 11 2 Wisconsin 67 40 20 7 VMI 81 50 26 5 USC 48 29 15 4 Brown 93 57 30 6 Kansas 76 45 23 8 Lehigh 91 57 31 3 Maryland 83 50 27 6 Chicago 73 45 25 3 Iowa State 73 45 25 3 California 53 32 18 3 Colorado Mines 65 39 22 4 West Virginia 79 46 26 7 Kansas State 85 50 29 6 Tennessee 70 40 23 7 Colorado 67 40 24 3 Washington State 59 36 22 1 Sewanee 82 46 27 9 LSU 74 43 26 5 Utah 58 34 21 3 Cornell 82 49 31 2 North Carolina State 70 40 25 5 Florida 61 36 23 2 Carlisle 93 53 34 6 Arkansas 79 46 30 3 North Carolina 70 40 26 4 Utah State 61 35 23 3 Missouri 72 39 25 8 Baylor 87 46 31 10 Iowa 73 42 30 1 Oregon State 76 40 28 8 Lafayette 92 50 37 5 Stanford 7 4 3 0 Oklahoma State 79 43 32 4 TCU 85 45 34 6 Davidson 79 42 32 5 Washington (MO) 68 36 28 4 Denver 76 39 32 5 Clemson 83 42 35 6 Temple 48 22 20 6 Columbia 34 15 14 5 Tulane 72 35 33 4 Ole Miss 79 39 37 3 Furman 43 21 20 2 Citadel 72 33 32 7 Indiana 67 32 32 3 Colorado State 60 29 29 2 Spring Hill 7 3 3 1 Boston College 75 35 36 4 New Mexico 39 17 18 4 Purdue 68 30 32 6 Drake 75 33 37 5 Bucknell 89 37 44 8 Mercer 64 28 33 3 West Virginia Wesleyan 36 16 19 1 South Carolina 80 32 41 7 Villanova 68 26 34 8 UTEP 22 9 12 1 SMU 35 11 16 8 Mississippi College 38 15 21 2 Arizona State 17 7 10 0 Northwestern 65 25 37 3 Haskell 84 15 22 0 Newberry 36 13 20 3 Idaho 5 2 3 0 Southwestern (TX) 63 22 37 4 Wofford 44 14 28 2 Wyoming 64 20 43 1 Dickinson 10 3 7 0 Erskine 7 2 5 0 Oglethorpe 9 2 6 1 Wake Forest 74 20 53 1 UCLA 8 2 6 0 Grinnell 6 1 4 1 Samford 33 6 24 3 Montana 5 1 4 0 Carnegie Mellon 8 1 6 1 Chart notes

See also NCAA Division I FBS football win–loss records NCAA Division I football win–loss records in the 1920s

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