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Every Division I conference, all 365 teams, and the one number the standings never show you: how long it has been since each team last won. Air Force has gone the longest without a win of any Division I team, 325 days and counting. Michigan has the shortest wait, at 191 days. Four teams, new to Division I, have no win on record yet and are listed last.

Longest droughts right now

The ten Division I teams with the longest current win droughts
#TeamConferenceDaysRecordLast win
1Air ForceMountain West3250–0Sun, Nov 23 vs IU Indianapolis
2Kansas CitySummit League2840–0Sat, Jan 3 vs Omaha
3Cal State BakersfieldBig West2790–0Thu, Jan 8 vs UC Riverside
4Georgia TechACC2700–0Sat, Jan 17 vs NC State
5LamarSouthland2540–0Mon, Feb 2 vs SE Louisiana
6UL MonroeSun Belt2520–0Wed, Feb 4 vs Old Dominion
7IU IndianapolisHorizon League2490–0Sat, Feb 7 vs Cleveland State
8USCBig Ten2480–0Sun, Feb 8 vs Penn State
9Western IllinoisOhio Valley2460–0Tue, Feb 10 vs Eastern Illinois
10ElonCAA2420–0Sat, Feb 14 vs William & Mary

See all 365 teams ranked by drought.

The AP Top 25

AP Top 25 with days since each team's last win
RankTeamConferenceRecordDays since a win
1MichiganBig Ten0–0191
2UConnBig East0–0193
3ArizonaBig 120–0200
4DukeACC0–0201
5IllinoisBig Ten0–0200
6PurdueBig Ten0–0202
7HoustonBig 120–0207
8Iowa StateBig 120–0206
9FloridaSEC0–0208
10St. John'sBig East0–0206
11Michigan StateBig Ten0–0207
12TennesseeSEC0–0201
13ArkansasSEC0–0207
14NebraskaBig Ten0–0207
15IowaBig Ten0–0202
16AlabamaSEC0–0206
17VirginiaACC0–0208
18GonzagaPac-120–0209
19VanderbiltSEC0–0209
20KansasBig 120–0208
21Texas TechBig 120–0208
22TexasSEC0–0207
23LouisvilleACC0–0209
24MiamiACC0–0208
25WisconsinBig Ten0–0215

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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 NCAA Tournament win droughts in men's basketball and every NCAA champion 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 half and the leading scorers, 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.