clemson has the most wins in college football history 2018.
clemson has the most wins in college football history 2018.
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the next year, 1902, featured a contest between michigan and the wisconsin badgers. the two teams were undefeated since 1900, and the crowd (20,000–22,000) was the largest in western football history. michigan won, 6–0, leading the "detroit free press" to call it "the greatest football game ever played on a western gridiron." the undefeated 1902 team outscored its opponents 644 to 12 on its way to an 11–0 season. in 1903, michigan played a game against minnesota that started the rivalry for the little brown jug, the oldest rivalry trophy in college football. yost sent a student assistant to purchase a five-gallon water jug from a local store. after the game ended in a tie, yost forgot the jug in the locker room. custodian oscar munson discovered it and brought it to l. j. cooke, who painted the jug brown and wrote "michigan jug – captured by oscar, october 31, 1903. michigan 6, minnesota 6." when yost requested that the jug be returned, cooke responded that "if you want it, you'll have to win it." the game marked the only time from 1901 to 1904 that michigan failed to win. michigan finished the season at 11–0–1. in 1904, michigan once again went undefeated at 10–0 while recording one of the most lopsided defeats in college football history, a 130–0 defeat of the west virginia mountaineers.
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bullet::::- penn state football coach, joe paterno, in his 45th season, has achieved a feat that no coach in major college football history has ever reached: the 400-win mark. paterno already held records for the most wins in major college football history as well as the most bowl wins (24) in college football history.









































bullet::::- kyle brotzman of boise state set a new division i record for most career points by a kicker. his 439 career points surpassed the former record of 433 by art carmody of louisville.
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