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Seasons: 1927, 19311934

Seasons: 1927, 1931

====Washington & Jefferson====

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Michigan Wolverines

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1 2007 Michigan Wolverines football team 2025-02-10 54,922 321,796 9–4 record, Carr’s final year, victory over Florida in Capital One Bowl
2 2024 Michigan Wolverines football team 2025-01 135,797 174,048 8–5, defeated #2 Ohio State and #11 Alabama in final two games
3 1992 Michigan Wolverines football team 2025-02 44,722 129,423 9–0–3, Big Ten and Rose Bowl champion, AP No. 5
4 Jordan Marshall* 2024-12-31 5,587 2,882 UM running back (2024-25)
5 Andrew Babalola* 2024-12-06 4,947 1,199 Michigan OT (2025)
6 Damon Payne* 2025-01-08 4,638 617 DT for Alabama (2021-24), Michigan DT (2025)
7 Ty Haywood* 2025-02-06 2,937 245 Michigan OT (2025)

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1 Gary Danielson 2025-02-06 28,287 982,196 Lions QB 1976-1984, TV analyst 1990-present
2 Ralph guglielmi 2025-02-11 9,394 42,251 QB at Notre Dame (1951-54), NFL (1955-63), unanimous AA (1954), CFHOF (2001)
3 Mel Triplett 2024-02-11 6,383 36,535 FB for Toledo (1951-54), NY Giants (1955-60), Vikings (1961-62)
4 Bobby Thomason 2025-02-06 7,061 28,403 Eagles QB 1952-57, 3x Pro Bowl
5 Frank Dancewicz 2025-02-07 3,125 22,037 First pick in the 1946 NFL draft, Notre Dame QB
6 Elmer Angsman 2025-02-07 7,801 21,051 Chicago Cardinals HB (1946-52), holds NFL postseason rushing record
7 Tommy Vigorito 2025-02-13 5,878 20,633 RB/PR for Virginia (1977-80) and Miami Dolphins (1981-85)
8 Maurice Bassett 2025-02-10 5,453 13,944 FB for Cleveland Browns (1954-1956), 2x NFL champion
9 Johnny Clement 2025-02-07 9,357 10,615 “Johnny Zero” led NFL in yards per carry 1947
10 Billy Wells 2025-02-12 7,520 9,854 HB for MSU (1951-54), Redskins (1954-57), Steelers (1957)
11 Emery Nix 2025-02-08 4,308 7,601 QB TCU (1941-42), THE Girts (1943, 1946)
12 Dante Magnani 2025-02-08 6,861 5,837 NFL HB (1940-44), first player described as “scatback”
13 Harry Hope 2025-02-06 4,244 5,469 Lions FB/HB/QB 1941-43, Pro Bowl 1942
14 Eddie Britt 2025-02-09 3,855 4,702 “Battleship” Britt, Holy Cross (1931-34), NFL (1936-38)
15 Pat Coffee 2025-02-09 5,329 4,260 LSU and Chicago Cardinals HB (1933-38), set NFL record 97-yard TD pass
16 Bernie Buzyniski 2025-02-13 3,964 3,828 Buffalo Bills LB (1961), Holy Cross end (1956-59)
17 Foster Watkins 2025-02-08 6,129 3,562 “Flippin’ Foster”, QB at West Texas (1938-1939), Philadelphia Eagles (1940-41)
18 Dwight Sloan 2025-02-08 7,119 3,372 Back for Arkansas (1935-37), Detroit Lions (1939-40)
19 Scrapper Farrell* 2025-02-09 5,160 65 Back with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn (1938-1939), ranked 6th in NFL rushing (1938)
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1 1964 Cincinnati Bearcats football team* 2018, 2025 8,207 2,529 8–2, MVC champion, Brig Owens QB
2 1954 Cincinnati Bearcats football team* 2018, 2025 7,898 2,494 8–2 in last season under Sid Gillman
3 1951 Cincinnati Bearcats football team 2025-02-20 2,089 8,365 10–1 MAC champion, Litkenhous #34
4 1946 Cincinnati Bearcats football team 2025-02-14 12,275 1,960 9–2, MAC and Sun Bowl champion
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1 1916 Colgate football team 2025-02-22 7,552 3,691 8–1, three consensus All-Americans: Ockie Anderson, Steamer Horning, Belford West
2 1934 Colgate Red Raiders football team 2025 7,226 2,380 7–1, AP No. 8, Andrew Kerr HC
3 1925 Colgate football team* 2019, 2025 7,476 1,187 7–0–2, Eddie Tryon AA HB, Dick Harlow HC
4 1930 Colgate football team* 2020, 2025 8,517 1,111 9–1, FB Leonard Macaluso national scoring leader and consensus AA
5 1931 Colgate football team* 2020, 2025 7,685 961 8–1, Andrew Kerr HC, five shutouts
6 1929 Colgate football team* 2020, 2025 6,342 597 8–1, Andrew Kerr HC, seven shutouts
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1 1941 Duquesne Dukes football team 2019, 2025 9,677 3,507 8–0, co-national champion (Massey Ratings)
2 1939 Duquesne Dukes football team 2025-02-21 14,330 2,136 8–0–1, AP No. 10, first year under Aldo Donelli
3 1933 Duquesne Dukes football team* 2020, 2025 6,888 1,317 10–1 in last year under Elmer Layden
4 1929 Duquesne Dukes football team* 2020, 2025 7,008 718 9–0–1, Tri-State champion
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1 1956 George Washington Colonials football team* 2019, 2025 9,332 2,479 8–1–1 AP No. 17, Sun Bowl champion
2 1936 George Washington Colonials football team 2025-02-14 6,888 1,416 7–1–1
3 1938 George Washington Colonials football team* 2019, 2025 7,011 989 5–4 under first year coach Bill Reinhart
4 1952 George Washington Colonials football team 2019, 2025 8,524 813 6–2–1 in first season under Bo Sherman
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1 1896 Lafayette football team 2025-02-22 9,752 19,754 11–0–1, Parke H. Davis HC, co-national champion
2 1921 Lafayette football team 2022 9,029 6,708 9–0, co-national championship, Jock Sutherland HC
3 1926 Lafayette Leopards football team 2020, 2025 5,569 6,354 9–0, national champion (Davis)
4 1940 Lafayette Leopards football team* 2020, 2023, 2025 7,169 843 9–0, AP No. 19, led country in total and rushing offense
5 1937 Lafayette Leopards football team* 2020, 2025 5,230 497 8–0, shut out seven of eight opponents
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1 1926 NYU Violets football team 2025-02-12 10,625 1,601 8-1, outscored opponents 172 to 25
2 1941 NYU Violets football team* 2019, 2025 10,512 1,396 2-7, program discontinued after two years of losing money
3 1947 NYU Violets football team* 2019, 2025 8,704 1,062 2–5–1 in first year under “Hooks” Mylin
4 1925 NYU Violets football team* 2020, 2025 7,857 862 6–2–1, first season under Chick Meehan
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1 2006 Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team 2025-02-19 12,178 142,301 11–2 AP No. 12
2 1976 Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team* 2016, 2025 9,194 18,384 11–0, AP No. 17
3 1984 Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team* 2016, 2025 8,081 6,989 7–3
4 1960 Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team* 2016, 2025 7,417 4,689 8–1, Middle Three champion
5 1958 Rutgers Scarlet Knights football team* 2016, 2025 8,369 3,533 8–1, MAC University Division and Middle Three champion
6 1917 Rutgers Queensmen football team 2016, 2025 8,406 2,954 7–1–1, Paul Robeson All-American end
7 1938 Rutgers Queensmen football team* 2016, 2025 7,014 2,616 7–1, Middle Three champion
8 1947 Rutgers Queensmen football team* 2016, 2025 7,494 2,368 8–1 Middle Three champion
9 1923 Rutgers Queensmen football team* 2016, 2023 8,894 2,095 7–1–1, Homer Hazel All-American

Seasons: 1927, 1931

Washington & Jefferson

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1 1921 Washington & Jefferson Presidents football team 2025 13,796 24,256 10–0–1, Greasy Neale HC, Rose Bowl and national champion
2 1913 Washington & Jefferson Red and Black football team 2025-02-23 9,652 1,552 10–0–1, Bob Folwell HC, outscored opponents 359-13
3 1927 Washington & Jefferson Presidents football team* 2021, 2025 6,840 582 7–0–2, Andrew Kerr HC
4 1926 Washington & Jefferson Presidents football team* 2021, 2025 6,151 522 7–1–1, Andrew Kerr HC, only loss to NC Lafayette
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1 1960 major college football rankings 2025-02-20 25,751 26,010 Litkenhous
2 1951 college football rankings 2023, 2025 35,300 21,001 Litkenhous
3 1959 major college football rankings 2025-02-20 27,403 18,359 Litkenhous
4 1953 college football rankings 2025 32,877 16,668 Litkenhous
5 1954 college football rankings 2023, 2025 37,661 15,789 Litkenhous
6 1955 college football rankings 2023, 2025 42,181 15,186 Litkenhous

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1 1933 Rose Bowl 2025-01 7,850 16,002 No. 2 USC defeated No. 3 Pitt
2 1991 Ithaca Bombers football team* 2021, 2025 9,780 1,631 12–1, NCAA Division III national champion
3 1936 Saint Anselm Hawks football team* 2020, 2025 5,533 1,401 6–0–1, zero points scored against on defense
4 1929 Akron Zippers football team* 2020, 2025 5,999 473 9–1
5 1928 Lehigh Brown and White football team* 2020, 2025 5,276 434 3–6
6 1972 Middlebury Panthers football team* 2024, 2025 9,049 199 8–0 NESC
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1 List of baseball nicknames 2007, 2025 179,257 439,919 AfD rescue 2025
2 Goose Goslin 2007, 2025 27,503 161,614 BHOF outfielder (1921-38)
3 Schoolboy Rowe 2007, 2025 37,343 69,574 Detroit Tigers pitcher (1933-42)
4 Jo-Jo White 2007, 2025 16,771 23,086 Detroit Tigers center fielder (1932-38)
5 1933 Chicago White Sox season 2025-01 10,530 6,779 Expand lead
6 1933 Detroit Tigers season 2025-01 10,744 5,956 Expand lead
7 Bunny Brief* 2007, 2025 11,975 4,942 All-time HR king of the American Association
8 Roy Clark 2025-01 4,379 2,189 Giants OF (1902), nickname “Pepper”
9 Eddie Pick 2025-02 3,557 1,502 Baseball player, 1922-33, inaugural inductee KC Baseball HOF
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Charlie Maxwell (1/4/25) 8,818 Detroit Tigers LF, “Sunday Charlie”

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