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What is All-Time Wins in college football?
In college football, All-Time Wins means: A program's historical win total across loaded seasons. It is a durable program-history measure, but it should be read with era, conference membership, schedule length, ties, and source corrections in mind.
Quick Answer
In college football, All-Time Wins means: A program's historical win total across loaded seasons. It is a durable program-history measure, but it should be read with era, conference membership, schedule length, ties, and source corrections in mind.
Definition
All-time wins count a program's historical victories across the loaded record dataset. On CFBTrack, the all-time wins leaderboard sorts by wins first, then uses losses, ties, title seasons, and team label tie-breakers.
Formula
Win percentage = (wins + 0.5 × ties) ÷ (wins + losses + ties) × 100
Why It Matters
It is a durable program-history measure, but it should be read with era, conference membership, schedule length, ties, and source corrections in mind.
How CFB Track Uses It
CFBTrack uses All-Time Wins context to connect glossary definitions with the stats, schedules, teams, players, and rankings that use the term.
Caveats
- Vacated games, ties, classification changes, and historical corrections can affect long-run totals.
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Last reviewed 2026-04-24