Longest non losing season streak for your team

[pennstatenut]

History books have an asterisk. Plus some people like claiming that. So I figured I would just put both.

I'll bet your all for Bowden and the win record.

 

[FSUmanager]

I'll bet your all for Bowden and the win record.

Not really. Hell he didn't even like what the NCAA did to Joe. But Joe also did not like seeing Bowden lose 14 wins.

 

[KnightAndDay]

10 years

1986-1995

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

I think we're in the middle of it. 10 straight years of .500 or better, never even came close before that.

Thank you Spurrier...

 

[TigerBait1971]

18 years

1957-1974

 

[963BUSC]

FSU. 1977 to present. Unless you want to include the forfeited games. Then 29 years.

I get why teams have to retroactively forfeit games, but it's so dumb. Everyone knows the actual game result and realistically it changes nothing but some numbers few people care about.

History books have an asterisk. Plus some people like claiming that. So I figured I would just put both.

Trying to revise history is stupid and meaningless. Perhaps if they had uniform standards as to when games are vacated or forfeit that were applied evenly and consistently but they can't even manage that.

 

[occupant]

Florida: 33 seasons (1980-2012)
1 1980 Florida (8-4-0)--0.66667
2 1981 Florida (7-5-0)--0.58333
3 1982 Florida (8-4-0)--0.66667
4 1983 Florida (9-2-1)--0.79167
5 1984 Florida (9-1-1)--0.86364
6 1985 Florida (9-1-1)--0.86364
7 1986 Florida (6-5-0)--0.54545
8 1987 Florida (6-6-0)--0.50000
9 1988 Florida (7-5-0)--0.58333
10 1989 Florida (7-5-0)--0.58333
11 1990 Florida (9-2-0)--0.81818
12 1991 Florida (10-2-0)--0.83333
13 1992 Florida (9-4-0)--0.69231
14 1993 Florida (11-2-0)--0.84615
15 1994 Florida (10-2-1)--0.80769
16 1995 Florida (12-1-0)--0.92308
17 1996 Florida (12-1-0)--0.92308
18 1997 Florida (10-2-0)--0.83333
19 1998 Florida (10-2-0)--0.83333
20 1999 Florida (9-4-0)--0.69231
21 2000 Florida (10-3-0)--0.76923
22 2001 Florida (10-2-0)--0.83333
23 2002 Florida (8-5-0)--0.61538
24 2003 Florida (8-5-0)--0.61538
25 2004 Florida (7-5-0)--0.58333
26 2005 Florida (9-3-0)--0.75000
27 2006 Florida (13-1-0)--0.92857
28 2007 Florida (9-4-0)--0.69231
29 2008 Florida (13-1-0)--0.92857
30 2009 Florida (13-1-0)--0.92857
31 2010 Florida (8-5-0)--0.61538
32 2011 Florida (7-6-0)--0.53846
33 2012 Florida (11-2-0)--0.84615

Then Muschamp happened!

 

[TigerBait1971]

"non losing" seasons

 

[963BUSC]

Longest for USC Non-Losing was 21 Seasons from 1962-1982. (I believe they were all winning seasons even). Current is at 13 but that includes at least 1 .500 season.

 

[Olyduck]

if you dont know you can always check winsipedia

 

[FSUmanager]

Trying to revise history is stupid and meaningless. Perhaps if they had uniform standards as to when games are vacated or forfeit that were applied evenly and consistently but they can't even manage that.

I don't argue it. I just give both answers so all the bases are covered. Agree with your point though.

 

[Wamu]

Well we did win 47 games in a row.

Granted this was a D III accomplishment but your teams 47 game winning streak is no longer the longest in NCAA history. Tiny Mount Union had winning streaks of 54 & 55 games.

 

[occupant]

Granted this was a D III accomplishment but your teams 47 game winning streak is no longer the longest in NCAA history. Tiny Mount Union had winning streaks of 54 & 55 games.

I bet Mount Union would whip yall REAL good.

 

[Wamu]

I bet Mount Union would whip yall REAL good.

 

[963BUSC]

Granted this was a D III accomplishment but your teams 47 game winning streak is no longer the longest in NCAA history. Tiny Mount Union had winning streaks of 54 & 55 games.

I think they've played in 28 DIII National Championship Games in the last 30 years. 28 out of 30, how do they decide when to bump up to DII?

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

I think they've played in 28 DIII National Championship Games in the last 30 years. 28 out of 30, how do they decide when to bump up to DII?

If I'm the rest of DIII I bump them up without their permission

 

[pennstatenut]

Well I did say non losing and included .500 seasons in the first post. I guess if you can't figure it out you need to yourself.

 

[Wamu]

I think they've played in 28 DIII National Championship Games in the last 30 years. 28 out of 30, how do they decide when to bump up to DII?

They have not played in 28 out of 30 title games, but it has been a lot since 1993. The only I thing have heard about them is they do not offer athletic scholarships. Maybe if they move up a division that wouldn't be possible? I really don't know though.

 

[occupant]

Well I did say non losing and included .500 seasons in the first post. I guess if you can't figure it out you need to yourself.

You must be so proud.

 

[Gator]

By the by, that 6-6-0 season in 1987 was interesting. The 6 losses were to year AP ranked...
#1 A Miami (FL) L 4-31
#2 H Florida St. L 14-28
#5 A LSU L 10-13
#7 A Auburn L 6-29
#9 N UCLA L 16-20
#13 N Georgia L 10-23