Andrew Kerth Notre Dame is 972 wins, 341 losses and 42 ties all time, a .733 winning percentage that ranks second among the sport’s 900 win programs. The record, the eras that built it, and where it stands against Texas.
Notre Dame Stadium holds 77,622, down from a peak of 80,795. Knute Rockne designed it and died months after it opened. The capacity history, the record crowd, and the sellout streak that ran for decades.
Notre Dame leads USC 53 to 38 with five ties across 96 games since 1926. The record, the streaks, the Bush Push, and the four year pause that has the greatest intersectional rivalry in the sport on hold until 2030.
Notre Dame has seven Heisman winners, tied for second most, but none since Tim Brown in 1987. Every winner, the four from a seven year stretch under Frank Leahy, and the finalists who came close since.
Every Notre Dame head coach since 1894 with records. Rockne, Leahy, Parseghian, Devine and Holtz won eleven national championships between them, and Rockne’s winning percentage remains the best in the sport’s history.
Texas has produced 100 first team All-Americans, 63 consensus and 27 unanimous. Every consensus selection organised by era, the eleven players honoured twice, and the position group the program is known for.
DKR holds 100,119 and has drawn over 105,000 twice. The capacity history from a 27,000 seat horseshoe in 1924, the record crowd against Georgia, and a home record above .760.
Texas has produced 50 first round picks and three No. 1 overall selections. The Sarkisian era has doubled the program’s draft output, with record classes in 2024 and 2025 and a quieter 2026.
Every Texas bowl game with scores, from the 1943 Cotton Bowl through the 2025 Citrus Bowl. Twenty two Cotton Bowls, the most of any school, two Rose Bowls that defined the program, and a record just above .500.
Texas has 33 conference titles across three leagues, 27 of them in the Southwest Conference it dominated for 80 years. Every championship by year and coach, and none yet in the SEC.