College Football programs that have classified the percentage of profit since 2020

1. Georgia – 89.7%

WinLOSS record: 61-7
Conference/national championships: two/two

Kirby Smart built Georgia for a power package program after Markt Garde hit his ceiling in mid -2010. Is Georgia the next Alabama-like dynasty or will the zero era prevent a program from consistently dominating?

2. State Ohio – 85.7%

WinLOSS record: 54-9
Conference/national championships: one/one

The Ryan Day dealt with a lot of criticism before winning the national championship game 2024-25 College Football Playoffs. The day has to find another way to beat Michigan, but the state of Ohio clearly doesn't go away so quickly.

3. Alabama – 85.3%

WinLOSS record: 58-10
Conference/national championships: three/one

Alabama was not quite as dominant in the first five seasons of the 2020s as in the 2010s. However, they still achieved a national title and ruled in the Sec. In the future, Kalen will try to continue what Nick Saban has built in Tuscaloosa.

4. Michigan – 80.7%

WinLOSS record: 50-12
Conference/national championships: three/one

After a long route without legitimized competition for national championships, Michigan Alaun Jim Harbaugh in Ann Arbor built a power pack to start the 2020s. Michigan is officially back, but Sherrone Moore has to keep the program on the right track after a mediocre first campaign.

5. Notre lady – 80.6%

WinLOSS record: 54-13
Conference/national championships: none/none

Brian Kelly and Marcus Freeman have contributed to the success of the program in the past five years, but Freeman finally overcome the hump and won a handful of big games. The Irish fell shortly before a national championship, but the 2024 campaign proved that the Irish could compete for everything.

6. Oregon – 79%

WinLOSS record: 49-13
Conference/national championships: two/none

Between Mario Cristobal and Dan Lanning, the ducks continued to win with a high clip in the 2020s after Chip Kelly and Mark Helfrich had great success in the 2010s. Oregon won the Big Ten as a participant in the first year and set the tone for the program for the coming years.

7. Clemson – 75.8%

WinLOSS record: 50-16
Conference/national championships: three/none

There are claims that Clemson has fallen from the elites of College football, but the Tigers have won three ACC titles since his last national title in 2018 and took part in two college football playoffs. The Clemson squad 2025 could be Dabo Swinneye's best, since Trevor Lawrence was on campus, so you are not surprised when Clemson is back in the race to win the whole thing.

8. Liberty – 74.6%

WinLOSS record: 47-16
Conference/national championships: one/none

Liberty is the only non-power conference team on this list, thanks to Hugh Freeze, Jamie Chadwell and Quarterback Malik Willis and Kaidon Salter. Don't be surprised if the flames are in College Football playoff at some point this decade.

9. BYU – 71.4%

WinLOSS record: 45-18
Conference/national championships: none/none

Many may be surprised to see BYU on this list, but the Cougars have won at least 10 games three times in the last five seasons. Kalani Sitake has set up a high floor in Pravo, and BYU should consistently fight for Big 12 titles.

10. Ole Miss – 71%

WinLOSS record: 44-18
Conference/national championships: none/none

From 2010 to 2013, Lane Kiffin obviously learned a lot from his below-average term as head coach of the USC Trojan. He is now one of the best head coaches of college football and has the highest proportion of winners among Ole Miss's coaches since Johnny Vaught (1947-1970, under Ole Miss coaches (1947-1970). 1973)