The following list shows NCAA Division I football programs by winning percentage during the 1920–1929 football seasons. During this time the NCAA did not have any formal divisions. The following list reflects the records according to the NCAA. 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 1920s Team Total games Won Lost Tie USC 101 87 12 2 Notre Dame 97 83 11 3 Detroit Mercy 27 23 3 1 California 95 73 15 7 Georgetown 28 21 5 2 Vanderbilt 92 68 17 7 Tennessee 92 68 18 6 Michigan 78 58 16 4 Dartmouth 86 65 19 2 Boston College 86 63 17 6 NYU 30 22 6 2 Cornell 79 58 16 5 Army 95 69 19 7 Furman 92 69 21 2 Lafayette 88 64 18 6 Alabama 99 72 21 6 Texas 89 64 18 7 Pittsburgh 92 65 19 8 Centre 56 41 13 2 Stanford 96 68 22 6 Syracuse 94 65 21 8 Illinois 77 55 19 3 Washington & Jefferson 93 62 19 12 Yale 83 58 20 5 Nebraska 82 55 18 9 Princeton 72 48 16 8 Colorado State 80 55 20 5 Penn 94 65 25 4 Georgia Tech 92 62 23 7 Tulsa 91 62 24 5 West Virginia 97 63 24 10 Missouri 82 54 21 7 Florida 96 63 25 8 Texas A&M 91 59 23 9 Gonzaga 33 21 8 4 Iowa 77 52 22 3 Navy 85 55 22 8 VMI 96 65 28 3 Washington 97 64 27 6 Arizona 76 50 21 5 Colorado 80 52 22 6 SMU 94 56 22 16 Utah 72 46 20 6 TCU 95 59 26 10 Fordham 18 11 5 2 William & Mary 80 51 25 4 Penn State 94 57 27 10 Arkansas 90 56 28 6 Georgia 95 60 31 4 Tulane 92 57 29 6 Carnegie Mellon 70 43 22 5 Utah State 77 47 24 6 Wisconsin 78 46 23 9 Bucknell 99 60 31 8 Harvard 84 51 27 6 Colorado College 78 48 26 4 Colgate 90 52 27 11 Brown 95 58 32 5 Virginia Tech 94 56 31 7 New Mexico State 79 47 26 6 Baylor 99 58 33 8 Marquette 26 15 9 2 North Carolina 93 54 33 6 Villanova 84 46 27 11 Minnesota 76 43 26 7 Drake 81 48 30 3 Ohio State 78 44 27 7 Montana State 59 34 22 3 South Carolina 96 55 37 4 Oregon 82 42 28 12 Denver 77 42 29 6 Washington State 80 43 30 7 Mississippi College 43 23 16 4 LSU 90 49 35 6 Temple 61 32 23 6 Oregon State 83 44 32 7 New Mexico 70 37 27 6 Lehigh 35 18 13 4 Chicago 80 43 32 5 Virginia 91 46 35 10 Texas Tech 47 22 17 8 Columbia 89 46 37 6 Oklahoma 79 38 30 11 Arizona State 50 25 20 5 Duke 89 46 39 4 Washington & Lee 92 46 39 7 Kansas State 81 39 33 9 Purdue 76 38 33 5 Maryland 96 46 40 10 Kentucky 87 42 37 8 Citadel 93 46 41 6 Idaho 73 34 31 8 UTEP 70 33 30 7 Northwestern 78 40 37 1 Rutgers 36 18 17 1 Mississippi State 85 38 37 10 Oglethorpe 60 29 29 2 Presbyterian 58 27 27 4 Spring Hill 16 8 8 0 Fort Benning 10 5 5 0 Davidson 99 44 45 10 Creighton 25 11 12 2 Auburn 90 40 43 7 Birmingham–Southern 25 11 12 2 Phillips 19 7 8 4 Clemson 93 41 47 5 Kansas 79 32 37 10 Wake Forest 98 41 48 9 Ole Miss 91 40 47 4 Grinnell 76 31 37 8 Miami (FL) 24 10 12 2 Richmond 43 18 22 3 Iowa State 80 33 41 6 North Carolina State 97 40 50 7 Michigan State 85 36 45 4 Montana 59 24 31 4 Sewanee 87 35 46 6 Indiana 77 31 41 5 Chattanooga 45 17 23 5 Newberry 50 21 28 1 UCLA 74 28 39 7 Mercer 92 36 50 6 Rice 86 33 47 6 Northern Colorado 56 22 32 2 Oklahoma State 87 31 47 9 Washington (MO) 80 29 44 7 BYU 54 19 31 4 Millsaps 9 3 5 1 Samford 47 14 26 7 Wyoming 85 23 57 5 Colorado Mines 72 20 50 2 Wofford 66 18 47 1 Erskine 23 6 17 0 Western State (CO) 42 8 34 0 Regis (CO) 16 3 13 0 Whitman 12 2 10 0 Southwestern (TX) 15 1 12 2 Chart notes

See also NCAA Division I FBS football win–loss records NCAA Division I football win–loss records in the 1910s NCAA Division I football win–loss records in the 1930s

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