Andrew Kerth Texas is 974 wins, 397 losses and 33 ties all time, fourth in college football and one win ahead of Notre Dame. The record, the coaches who built it, and the 38 straight winning seasons.
Texas leads the Red River Rivalry 65 to 51 with 5 ties, but Oklahoma has the better record since 2000. The series, the Cotton Bowl split down the 50, the Golden Hat, and the 2025 upset that drew a record audience.
Texas has two Heisman winners, Earl Campbell and Ricky Williams, both running backs, 21 years apart. Their seasons, and the four Longhorns who finished second, including the one vote Vince Young lost.
Texas claims four national titles, three under Darrell Royal and one under Mack Brown. Every championship season, the five the school doesn’t claim, and why the count is low for a program this size.
Every Texas head coach since 1894 with their record. Darrell Royal and Mack Brown won 325 games and all four national titles between them, and only two of the 31 left Austin with a losing record.
Alabama has produced a first round pick in 18 consecutive drafts, the longest streak in NFL history. Every year since 2012 by number, both recent classes in full, and the records.
Alabama has 30 SEC championships, double the next best program, and four Southern Conference titles before that. Every title by coach and year, from 1924 to 2023.
Bryant-Denny Stadium holds 100,077, down from a peak of 101,821. Eight expansions since 1929, the record crowd against LSU, and the years Alabama played its biggest games somewhere else.
Alabama claims 18 national championships, more than any program since the poll era began. Every title from Wallace Wade in 1925 to Nick Saban’s sixth in 2020, and the two the NCAA doesn’t count.
Every Alabama head coach since 1892 with their record. Bryant and Saban account for 433 wins and twelve national titles between them, and one coach was fired before his first game.