Colleges averaging 9 or more wins per season from 2000-2025 (26 years). Minimum of 182 games played. Mount Union OH D3 13.2 NW Missouri St MO D2 11.0 Ohio St OH FBS-P4 11.0 Mary Hardin-Baylor TX D3 10.9 North Dakota St ND FCS 10.8 Grand Valley St MI D2 10.7 UW-Whitewater WI D3 10.7 Alabama AL FBS-P4 10.5 Georgia GA FBS-P4 10.4 Oklahoma OK FBS-P4 10.4 Boise St ID FBS-G5 10.4 Morningside IA NAIA 10.0 North Central IL D3 10.0 Grand View IA NAIA 9.9 St John's MN MN D3 9.8 Clemson SC FBS-P4 9.7 Montana MT FCS 9.7 Sioux Falls SD D2 9.7 Valdosta St GA D2 9.6 Oregon OR FBS-P4 9.6 LSU LA FBS-P4 9.6 Colorado St-Pueblo CO D2 9.5 Linfield OR D3 9.3 Carroll MT MT NAIA 9.3 St Francis IN IN NAIA 9.3 Minnesota-Duluth MN D2 9.3 Wheaton IL D3 9.3 Johns Hopkins MD D3 9.2 Wartburg IA D3 9.1 Appalachian St NC FBS-G5 9.1 Texas TX FBS-P4 9.1

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Oh I thought about that.  You confuse my statement of "fair play" with parity.  Fair play is playing with kids from your zone against kids from their zone.  Parity is forcing everyone to be equal.  I am not banging the drum for parity.  If your zone has more athletes and/or big guys than my zone, then we are not equal and you will beat my team by 50.  This is fair play though, because you didn't go out and grab those kids from other schools.  Not fair is Trinity Christian ripping the best talent from everyone and putting together an all-star team.  I guarantee you TC would be absolutely one of the worst teams in the state if they just fielded a team from their rich-kid student body, even with the best coaching and facilities around.

Ditto