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Every FBS conference, all 138 teams, and the one number the standings never show you: how long it has been since each team last won a football game. Charlotte has gone the longest without a win of any FBS team, 396 days and counting. Middle Tennessee has the shortest wait, at a single day.

Longest droughts right now

The ten FBS teams with the longest current win droughts
#TeamConferenceDaysRecordLast win
1CharlotteAmerican3960–6Sat, Sep 13 vs Monmouth
2UL MonroeSun Belt3820–5Sat, Sep 27 vs Arkansas State
3Northern IllinoisMountain West3360–5Wed, Nov 12 vs UMass
4Kennesaw StateConference USA411–4Thu, Sep 3 vs West Georgia
5RiceAmerican391–5Sat, Sep 5 vs Houston Christian
6Sacramento StateMAC391–5Sat, Sep 5 vs Mississippi Valley State
7Southern MissSun Belt391–4Sat, Sep 5 vs Alcorn State
8AkronMAC321–5Sat, Sep 12 vs Robert Morris
9Ball StateMAC321–5Sat, Sep 12 vs Stony Brook
10ColoradoBig 12322–3Sat, Sep 12 vs Weber State

See all 138 teams ranked by drought.

Still winless in 2026

Charlotte (0–6), UL Monroe (0–5) and Northern Illinois (0–5) are still looking for a first win this season. Every winless FBS team, with days since each one last won.

The AP Top 25

AP Top 25 with days since each team's last win
RankTeamConferenceRecordDays since a win
1GeorgiaSEC6–04
2Notre DameIndependents6–04
3MiamiACC5–011
4Ohio StateBig Ten5–14
5IndianaBig Ten6–04
6AlabamaSEC5–111
7TexasSEC4–118
8BYUBig 125–05
9Ole MissSEC4–14
10Texas TechBig 125–011
11UtahBig 125–04
12UCLABig Ten5–04
13MissouriSEC5–14
14TennesseeSEC5–14
15KentuckySEC5–14
16Mississippi StateSEC4–118
17IowaBig Ten5–15
18Oklahoma StateBig 124–14
19USCBig Ten6–14
20HoustonBig 125–14
21Wake ForestACC5–14
22LSUSEC4–211
23Boise StatePac-125–14
24SMUACC4–111
25NorthwesternBig Ten4–14

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The longer droughts

Days since a win is only the start. These rankings cover the waits that last for years: the longest bowl and playoff win droughts in the FBS and every national champion since 1998 ranked by its last title.

What each tracker does

Each conference has its own tracker with the same tools: current records in the conference's own standings order, AP rankings, the full season schedule for every team with results and scores, a box score for each game with scoring by quarter and the leading performers, week by week recaps, and head-to-head records between conference opponents.

Everything updates itself. Scores refresh about once a minute while games are being played, every five minutes on game days, and every thirty minutes otherwise. Nothing is typed in by hand, so a final score, a change in the standings and a reset drought counter all appear on their own.

More detail on how the counters are calculated is on the about page.