| Division I College Football Winning/Losing Streaks | ||||
| For games played through October 10, 2026 | ||||
| Football Bowl Subdivision | ||||
| Double-digit streaks in bold, longest streaks indicated in red | ||||
| Conference | Winning Streaks | Wins | Losing Streaks | Losses |
| SEC | Georgia | 6 | Vanderbilt | 3 |
| ACC | Miami (Florida) | 5 | Boston College, Va. Tech, Stanford | 2 |
| B1G | Indiana | 22 | Michigan State, Maryland | 4 |
| XVI | Utah | 11 | Colorado, West Virginia | 3 |
| American | Florida Atlantic | 4 | Charlotte | 15 |
| MAC | Eastern Michigan, Ohio | 3 | Sac. St., Ball St., Akron | 4 |
| MWC | UNLV, Air Force | 3 | Northern Illinois | 7 |
| CUSA | Liberty | 5 | Kennesaw State | 4 |
| SBC | James Madison | 6 | UL - Monroe | 13 |
| Pacific Eight | Boise State | 5 | Colorado State, Washington State | 3 |
| Independents | Notre Dame | 16 | none | 0 |
| Football Championship Subdivision | ||||
| Double-digit streaks in bold, longest streaks indicated in red | ||||
| Conference | Winning Streaks | Wins | Losing Streaks | Losses |
| CAA | Monmouth, Campbell, Stony Brook | 3 | Towson | 7 |
| SoCon | E. Tennessee St. | 4 | Virginia Military | 16 |
| OVC / Big South | five teams | 1 | Lindenwood (MO) | 4 |
| MVFC | South Dakota St. | 4 | Murray State, Indiana State | 3 |
| Southland | Stephen F. Austin | 6 | Northwestern State | 17 |
| UAC | Tarleton State | 6 | Central Arkansas | 3 |
| Big Sky | Weber St., Portland St., No. Arizona | 2 | Utah Tech | 10 |
| SWAC | UAPB, Grambling, MVSU | 2 | Texas Southern | 5 |
| MEAC | Morgan State | 4 | N. C. Central | 4 |
| IVY | Harvard | 4 | Dartmouth, Cornell | 1 |
| PAT | Lehigh | 6 | Lafayette, Bucknell | 3 |
| NEC | Long Island, C. Connecticut St. | 2 | New Haven | 5 |
| Pioneer | Butler | 4 | Morehead State, Stetson | 4 |
| Independents | none | 0 | Chicago State | 3 |
| These are not Conference Game Win/Loss Streaks. | ||||
| Instead, for each conference is listed the teams with the longest overall | ||||
| winning/losing streaks, including out-of-conference and even out-of-division games. | ||||
| D. P. Dwiggins, PhD | ||||
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