Teams with the most wins in last 10 seasons from each state.
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I'd have to say N/A winning 5 states is the most surprising. That program continues to impress
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9 states - AK, DE, MT, ND, SD, RI, NH, VT, ME
It also looks like there is a tie in NY.
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Seriously. Michigan State has a 2 win and a 3 win season in the last 10 years and maybe one better recruiting class while they have their wet dream head coach and we still have more wins than them?
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By Conference:
ACC:
Clemson - 120
Florida State - 89
Louisville - 78
Virginia Tech - 78
Miami FL - 76
NC State - 69
North Carolina - 67
Pittsburgh - 67
Georgia Tech - 63
Duke - 62
Boston College - 56
Wake Forest - 55
Virginia - 53
Syracuse - 51
Big 12:
Oklahoma - 106
Oklahoma State - 90
TCU - 80
Baylor - 78
Kansas State - 78
Texas - 73
West Virginia - 72
Texas Tech - 56
Iowa State - 55
Kansas - 18
Big Ten:
Ohio State - 112
Wisconsin - 95
Penn State - 84
Michigan State - 83
Michigan - 80
Iowa - 79
Northwestern - 72
Nebraska - 68
Minnesota - 66
Indiana - 50
Rutgers - 48
Maryland - 43
Purdue - 41
Illinois - 41
PAC 12:
Oregon - 93
Stanford - 90
USC - 83
Washington - 81
Utah - 76
Arizona State - 69
UCLA - 63
Washington State - 60
Arizona - 56
California - 50
Colorado - 43
Oregon State - 40
SEC:
Alabama - 127
Georgia - 102
LSU - 97
Texas A&M - 84
Florida - 81
Auburn - 79
Mississippi State - 74
Missouri - 71
South Carolina - 70
Ole Miss - 61
Tennessee - 60
Kentucky - 56
Arkansas - 51
Vanderbilt - 51
Top 10 G5/Independents:
Boise State - 100
Notre Dame - 94
San Diego State - 85
Cincinnati - 84
UCF - 83
Toledo - 81
BYU - 81
Northern Illinois - 80
Marshall - 80
Arkansas State - 79
Louisiana - 79
ACC:
Clemson - 120
Florida State - 89
Louisville - 78
Virginia Tech - 78
Miami FL - 76
NC State - 69
North Carolina - 67
Pittsburgh - 67
Georgia Tech - 63
Duke - 62
Boston College - 56
Wake Forest - 55
Virginia - 53
Syracuse - 51
Big 12:
Oklahoma - 106
Oklahoma State - 90
TCU - 80
Baylor - 78
Kansas State - 78
Texas - 73
West Virginia - 72
Texas Tech - 56
Iowa State - 55
Kansas - 18
Big Ten:
Ohio State - 112
Wisconsin - 95
Penn State - 84
Michigan State - 83
Michigan - 80
Iowa - 79
Northwestern - 72
Nebraska - 68
Minnesota - 66
Indiana - 50
Rutgers - 48
Maryland - 43
Purdue - 41
Illinois - 41
PAC 12:
Oregon - 93
Stanford - 90
USC - 83
Washington - 81
Utah - 76
Arizona State - 69
UCLA - 63
Washington State - 60
Arizona - 56
California - 50
Colorado - 43
Oregon State - 40
SEC:
Alabama - 127
Georgia - 102
LSU - 97
Texas A&M - 84
Florida - 81
Auburn - 79
Mississippi State - 74
Missouri - 71
South Carolina - 70
Ole Miss - 61
Tennessee - 60
Kentucky - 56
Arkansas - 51
Vanderbilt - 51
Top 10 G5/Independents:
Boise State - 100
Notre Dame - 94
San Diego State - 85
Cincinnati - 84
UCF - 83
Toledo - 81
BYU - 81
Northern Illinois - 80
Marshall - 80
Arkansas State - 79
Louisiana - 79
I think I know one team that would be #1 in Texas if the criteria were the total opposite. 
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You know who would be higher on the list of teams from Texas with losses to Kansas in the last 10 years?I think I know one team that would be #1 in Texas if the criteria were the total opposite.
IIRC, Texas, TCU and Texas Tech have all lost to the lowly Jayhawks in the past 5-6 years. Not sure about 10.
The only other Big 12 wins I can recall Kansas having since fatboy left are against West Virginia and Iowa State. I don't recall them ever losing to K-State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State or Baylor in the last 10 years.
But, my memory ain't too swift. So I give. Who is it?
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Texas has a loss but UTEP does not.
Dang right. UTEP>Texas, Texas Tech and TCU!
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Thank God Creighton doesn't play football?
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Still weighted heavily by the 11, 11, 13, 11 and 12 win seasons in prime Dantonio era. Michigan State was killing it when this last decade started. We're only 3 wins apart even with those crazy seasons to weight it in MSU's favor.
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You are missing the point. From 2011-2020 recruiting classes, Michigan has had two top 5 classes and three more top 10. Michigan State has had two top 25 classes with the best one being ranked 17th. Michigan State had a better recruiting class once and that was when Michigan only had 14 recruits but Michigan had a better average score. Michigan State had as many classes ranked in the top 25 as they did ranked outside of the top 40 and still put up those amazing win seasons.