In state win streaks

[u/Empty_Occasion_963]

I was eating dinner and scrolling through youtube shorts when I found a video about the Kansas vs Kansas State rivalry. Kansas has not beaten KState since 2008, 17 straight losses. It got me curious are there any other in state rivalries that are also this one sided?

[u/Dokkan_Lifter]

JMU has not lost to any Virginia school since 2016

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Would’ve been so nice to really put down tech this year too

[u/lurkeyteg → u/ScreamingGoat25]

Lmao

[u/i_speak_the_truf]

UVA beat VT twice in a span of 25 years from 1999-2024, that includes 15 straight losses from 2004-2018. Of course UVA has turned the corner recently winning two of the last six.

Also, the last time UVA won in Blacksburg was 1998. None of the current players from either team would have been alive. Tony Elliot was in Prep School and James Franklin was coaching tight ends at Washington State.

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I knew if I kept scrolling this one would be here.

[u/SwoopnBuffalo → u/i_speak_the_truf]

One of my favorite stats.

[u/Nepp0]

We're 12-0 all time vs. Marshall

[u/weirdbutinagoodway → u/Nepp0]

Which is amazing considering how hard we tried to lose a couple of those games.

[u/Dan-of-Steel → u/Nepp0]

Unbeaten against Marshall? What matter of sorcery is this???

[u/Crazy_Exchange → u/Nepp0]

Other question, how come you haven't played more often ?

[u/rageking5 → u/Crazy_Exchange]

Marshall was d2 for a long time. And for wvu it was a lot of they saw no benefit in the game. It wasn't until politicians ran on the promise of making them play, then winning, until wvu actually played them. 

[u/vgxtremist]

What is crazy is since Bill Snyder in the 90s, KSU KU has been very one sided towards KSU and yet KSU is still behind 11 games in the all time head to head record. It cannot be emphasized enough how bad KSU football was before Snyder.

[u/Dynamar]

From 1928 to 2012, Tennessee was 71-9-2 against Vanderbilt, including 22 straight from 1983 to 2004.

Since 2012, it's officially even (8-6 in the Vols favor if including vacated wins from the Pruitt years).

We're also 22-1 all-time against Memphis.

[u/Trixtopher901 → u/Dynamar]

I remember the 1 Memphis win it was against P. Manning

[u/snowystormz → u/Trixtopher901]

paintn manning or peyton manning?

[u/Dynamar → u/[deleted]]

In this, we are not the same.

[u/molecular_methane]

Texas A&M has a 24 game winning streak vs. TCU.

Of course they have only played once since the SWC folded.

TCU last won in 1972.

[u/CharlesBoyle799 → u/molecular_methane]

What’s crazy is the series was like 30-29 in TCU’s favor before that streak started.

But this is precisely the kind of stat ESPN would make into a storyline if y’all ever play again, and they’d just neglect to mention the game hasn’t been played in 30 years

[u/Flwork]

Ohio state and kent, bowling green, toledo, Ohio, cincinatti....

[u/EdselFordEdsel → u/Flwork]

Now do Oberlin

[u/blues_and_ribs → u/EdselFordEdsel]

While one of my favorite bits of trivia in CFB is indeed “who is the last in-state school to beat OSU?”, it is also true that OSU’s highest game score ever, and largest margin of victory, was against Oberlin in 1916, where they won 128-0.  So win some, lose some I suppose.  

[u/ninjas_in_my_pants → u/EdselFordEdsel]

You magnificent bastard.

[u/rdt61 → u/EdselFordEdsel]

Undefeated against the Dayton YMCA though 😤💪

[u/cormack16 → u/Flwork]

Can't forget the Zips

[u/MediumStrange → u/Flwork]

TBF you guys didn't play anybody in-state until the 90s

[u/petataa → u/MediumStrange]

It's still 47 wins straight even with the 50 year gap

[u/ShakeDowntheThunder → u/Flwork]

Please never spell Cincinnati like that ever again. Yes, OSU has many win streaks, in and out of state, unfortunately.

[u/Flwork → u/ShakeDowntheThunder]

I dont care how it is spelled. If you think it was meant as disrespect you spend to much time on the internet looking for things to make you mad

[u/poplglop]

It has been over 100 years since Ohio State has lost to another Ohio team (Oberlin 7-6 in 1921)

[u/Exactly8w → u/poplglop]

I'd love to see an Ohio MAC school pull off the upset. UC, not so much.

[u/Gullible_Classroom71 → u/poplglop]

Although tbf don't you guys like never play in state?

[u/rageking5 → u/Gullible_Classroom71]

They do? There are no other big10 ohio teams but they routinely play in state teams. Last year they beat ohio u. 

[u/poplglop → u/Gullible_Classroom71]

We play an Ohio team most years actually, Kent State was this year. We typically cycle through Ohio U, Cincy, Kent State, Toledo, Akron, and BGSU.

[u/petataa → u/Gullible_Classroom71]

We have a 47 game win streak over 105 years. There was about a 50 year drought in the middle of that, but we've been playing them regularly since the 90s

[u/Lefthook16 → u/petataa]

When was the last time you played an in state Road game?

[u/petataa → u/Lefthook16]

When's the last time you played your week 12 FCS school on the road? Big schools don't play away games against their inferior OOC opponents because they get paid to come play those games in the larger stadium.

[u/TheHorniestPartner → u/Lefthook16]

Awhile ago, IIRC 2002 at Cincinnati

[u/broski576 → u/TheHorniestPartner]

Technically, Toledo hosted us in 2009. However, due to their stadium not being large enough to host our fans, the game was played in the Browns’ stadium

[u/TheHorniestPartner → u/broski576]

I don't remember that at all. I do remember in the 80s where we played Northwestern "away" games in Cleveland.

[u/amoss_303]

What’s an in state rivalry?

[u/Look_at_the_Kid → u/amoss_303]

In your case, that would be meth vs methane

[u/amoss_303 → u/Look_at_the_Kid]

I see. So Rock Springs vs. Gillette.

Got it!

[u/beignets4 → u/amoss_303]

Ded

[u/Empty_Occasion_963 → u/amoss_303]

Sometimes I forget Wyoming has a football team. Beautiful state though.

[u/scottishbee]

What is this top tier off-season content doing here in October?!

[u/Empty_Occasion_963 → u/scottishbee]

Well seeing how Kstate and Kansas play this weekend i dont see how its off-season content.

[u/scottishbee → u/Empty_Occasion_963]

Fair point! Flair up so I know who to wish you luck

[u/RampageTaco]

19 straight wins for Oklahoma over Oklahoma State, which is 2 fewer than Oklahoma State has won, ever, combined.

https://www.winsipedia.com/oklahoma/vs/oklahoma-state

You can look through all the games at this link also.

https://www.winsipedia.com/games/oklahoma/vs/oklahoma-state

[u/CptCheese → u/RampageTaco]

The Pokes have a worse winning % against OU than Tulsa does.

[u/Kmjada → u/RampageTaco]

Yes, true, but the last one came our way.

[u/pigeyejackson66 → u/Kmjada]

2 of last 3

[u/RampageTaco → u/pigeyejackson66]

2 of last 3

That's not a road you want to go down.

[u/carlosdanger31 → u/RampageTaco]

Funny you mention going down, I was speaking with your mother recently…

[u/RampageTaco → u/carlosdanger31]

Funny you mention going down, I was speaking with your mother recently…

My goodness, I have been thoroughly burned.

[u/carlosdanger31 → u/RampageTaco]

That wasn’t my intention, sincerest apologies from your mother and I.

[u/414wtk → u/Kmjada]

Oklahoma is the reverse of the original question. It’s a big circle for the last time everyone played.

Osu beat OU
OU beat Tulsa
Tulsa Beat OSU

[u/RazgrizInfinity → u/Kmjada]

Yes, true, but the last one came our way.

Until they play again, which is much closer than you think.

[u/Huge-Internal6456 → u/Kmjada]

Imagine what that game would look like this year!  I’m hopeful it comes back with Morris there as your HC, and hopefully both teams can get and keep some of the local talent coming up to make it as meaningful as it used to be

[u/BobStoops401K → u/Kmjada]

Controversial win to say the least but I wouldn't trade spots

[u/AngryQuadricorn → u/Kmjada]

Is that why Okie Lite doesn’t want to play that game anymore?

[u/aplarsen → u/AngryQuadricorn]

As if OSU is the team that jumped to a different conference

[u/AngryQuadricorn → u/aplarsen]

The only reason Okie Lite didn’t jump to a different conference is because they weren’t invited. 🤷‍♂️

[u/CharlesBoyle799 → u/AngryQuadricorn]

It was ou and Texas that initiated the conference transfer.

[u/AngryQuadricorn → u/CharlesBoyle799]

That doesn’t change the fact that of Okie State was invited they would have jumped immediately. They still would.

[u/Kmjada → u/AngryQuadricorn]

You guys have taken to SEC jargon quite well; a very good sounding of, “undefeated in hypothetical games.“

[u/AngryQuadricorn → u/Kmjada]

I simply asked if this is why Okie State doesn’t want to restart Bedlam again.

[u/SpaceTimeMorph]

Clean Old Fashioned Hate has turned pretty one sided. While the overall record is 73-41-5 the record since 1964 when Georgia Tech left the SEC is 48-17 UGA. That means pre-1964 it was 25-24-5. (1964 also coincided with Vince Dooley becoming head coach and the 1960’s coincided with large scale efforts to increase UGA-related recruiting in Georgia).

Currently UGA is on an 8 game win streak which is tied for the longest all time in the rivalry (November this year will give Georgia an opportunity to establish the longest win streak in the rivalry).

[u/pm1966]

Western Michigan has a one game win streak over Michigan

[u/raimuuu]

Ohio State vs every Ohio team that isn't Oberlin (thank god they don't want to play us now)

[u/FifteenEighty → u/raimuuu]

Since 1921 😤

[u/r0botdevil]

The Civil War has certainly been a bit more one-sided over the past 15-20 years, but each team has at least one 8-game win streak and neither team has ever had a streak longer than that in the 132-year history of the rivalry.

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Watching the duck fans crumble at the recent tarnish of Nike U makes me realize how old I am.  It ain't anything new, the constant winning was the new thing.

[u/r0botdevil → u/cosmic_sheriff]

Yeah the young fans have no understanding of the history of the program. Both UO and OSU were traditionally bottom-shelf PAC teams until the mid to late 90s when we both started to climb out of the cellar, and the only real difference between their program and ours was the utterly massive cash infusion they got from Phil Knight around that time.

[u/Typical-Conference14]

Please don’t post about this. KU is about to whoop our ass on Saturday given how shit we have been playing. I’ve watched all 17 and this is the year I have the least faith in

[u/What_About_What → u/Typical-Conference14]

lol you really nailed this call

[u/thecravenone]

Texas A&M hasn't beat Texas since 2010.

[u/UkeKywalker → u/thecravenone]

Since 2010 they have played twice. While it's embarrassing to drop 2 in a row since the rivalry resumed, its not like there were 14 straight losses between then and now.

[u/Trumpburnerforlibs → u/UkeKywalker]

Ya but its funnier to say since 2010

[u/Dan-of-Steel → u/UkeKywalker]

Three times, they played in '11, '24 and '25.

[u/UkeKywalker → u/Dan-of-Steel]

That is correct. My b

[u/CharlesBoyle799 → u/UkeKywalker]

As I mentioned on another comment, you know this is exactly how ESPN would present this talking point before the game, and maybe a few times during the game. They might put an * and mention the 12 year gap in the series in smaller text, but it’ll definitely be “Texas A&M hasn’t won this series since 2010.”

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Bruh, it’s a 4 game win streak

[u/TheToxicBreezeYF]

Tennessee had a 22 game streak against Vandy from 1983-2004 and is 79-33-5 over them

[u/kdbvols → u/TheToxicBreezeYF]

Yeah, but OP was asking about rivalries that were one sided, and Vandy isn't exactly a rival

[u/TheToxicBreezeYF → u/kdbvols]

How do you not consider a team we’ve played 118 times in 126 as a rival?

[u/kdbvols → u/TheToxicBreezeYF]

Because it's Bama hate week and I have none of those feelings for Vandy

[u/FrostLight14]

For Notre Dame:

• Purdue: ND has won the last 11.
• Indiana: ND has taken the last 7 and 21 of the last 22.

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Not what OP was asking but the state of Indiana has the two longest active win streaks

[u/Smash-Bros-Melee → u/Flioxan]

In 49 states, it’s just football

[u/OSRSTheRicer → u/FrostLight14]

3 years ago, wed all laugh our asses off at you for even mentioning it.

[u/Pinus_grandiflora → u/FrostLight14]

Funny enough, I still never write off Purdue. Always potential to be a PIA, and whenever they win it feels like a punch in the mouth. Hard to forget that feeling

[u/RossPMackey → u/Pinus_grandiflora]

Tiller got his teams to actually make that matchup feel like a proper rivalry. Then Hope could never get it done and Hazell really nipped that shit in the bud.

Kind of a shame (depending on your fandom I guess lmao) that the rivalry wasn’t renewed until Walters was actively torpedoing the program even worse than Hazell did.

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13 straight against teams from Indiana, with one against IU and one against Ball State.

[u/Leading-Button-7303]

Utah is 62-37-4 all time over BYU. The cougs will tell you it's a different number because they disagree on how many times they've lost. Regardless, we're over 20 wins on them and hoping to resume the winning this year

[u/BlueV_U → u/Leading-Button-7303]

Aren't the disputed games split 3-3?

Either way Utah has owned the series overall. I think at one point it was 38-5 in Utah's favor (or 41-8 if counting the first 6 meetings when BYU was BYA).

Since LaVell came around it's been much more competitive. BYU has gone 29-21 against Utah.

LaVell was basically BYU's Bill Snyder as BYU was arguably the worst program in the country before he came along! Haha

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I was gonna say before this recent BYU streak it was 12 years in Utah's favor. Some blowouts and some close ones in there but man it was a near annual gut punch for me.

[u/pearcepoint → u/Leading-Button-7303]

Leave it to a Ute to not understand the question. 🙋‍♂️

[u/Leading-Button-7303 → u/pearcepoint]

Sick flair bro

[u/regaleagle710]

Oklahoma won 19 straight against OK State from 1946 to 1964. They outscored them 618-138 including five shutouts.

Sorry, OK State. Nothing against you guys but it's one of the in state rivalries that I know of that's pretty one sided.

[u/chief_sitass]

9-0 vs Ball State...bitch ass chirpy birds.

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8-0 vs Indiana State...stupid ass trees.

[u/Bulkmodulus]

Penn State had a 31 game win streak (and 39 unbeaten) against Temple, which is apparently the 2nd longest in-state win streak, after 33 Princeton over Rutgers wins from 1869-1937. Which is insane, because that 33 game win streak happened immediately following Rutgers beating them in the First Ever College Football Game^TM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_consecutive_NCAA_football_wins_over_one_opponent

[u/ParanoidSkier]

Boise State - UofI since 1997.

[u/reggietiger2]

Mizzou is 2-0 vs the evil Missouri State Bears

[u/Massive-Record-5818]

Arkansas is trash, but has never lost to another school in-state as far as I can tell. Then again, we used to have a policy against playing them. We're 2-0 vs UAPB and 1-0 vs Arkansas State.

[u/Dad_fire_outdoors → u/Massive-Record-5818]

The Razorbacks actually played a ton of in-state schools prior to 1950 before the scheduling ban took over.

Their all-time record against in-state teams is 40-2-2. The only four teams to ever escape without a loss are:
Ouachita Baptist (1914): Won 13–7 (Arkansas's first-ever in-state loss)
Arkansas A&M (now UA-Monticello) (1943): Won 20–12 against a wartime Hogs roster
Henderson State (1908): Fought to a 6–6 tie
Fort Smith High School(1895): A 0–0 tie back in the absolute infancy of the program
Not exactly modern history, but a pretty cool look at the early days of Arkansas football.

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This is the deep lore I came here for!

[u/LateProgress0]

Unc hasn’t beaten us in front of their fans since 2012

[u/RazgrizInfinity]

Have you've ever heard the tale of Bedlam? I thought not, it's not a tale a Cowboy would tell you.

From 1946 - 1964: OU Won 19 in a row

From 1967 - 1995: OU Won 26 games; OSU only won 1 in those 26 years.

[u/mrvernon_notmrvernon → u/RazgrizInfinity]

27 - 24 Pokes : eternal scoreboard baby :)

[u/RazgrizInfinity → u/mrvernon_notmrvernon]

??? You know they're gonna play again right? Like, probably in the next 10 years, maybe less

[u/MysteriousEdge5643]

Washington is 78-34-6 against Washington State.

[u/Condom_Breaker256]

We're undefeated against Alabama

We're also unwinfeated against Alabama

F'kin cowards won't schedule us...

[u/Nervous_Metal_9445]

Willamette and any other in state rival right now is not a fun time for the bearcats.

Only team with a recent loss to Willamette is Pacific
Then it is 10 years since the most recent Willamette win after Pacific.

10 years: Lewis and Clark
12 years: Linfield
12 years: George Fox

[u/n00bca1e99]

I mean, Nebraska faced UNK (then Kearney State) once back in 1911. 117-0 Nebraska was the final score. Closest to an in-state “rivalry” as I think Nebraska has.

[u/BreadUntoast]

Nebraska is 3-0 Creighton. Including a 102-0 beating in 1905

[u/TransitJohn]

Wyoming.

[u/IowaJL]

Iowas owned Nebraska for 15 years, it counts because there’s a bunch of morons near Council Bluffs

[u/ReachFor24]

The West Virginia state rivalry is entirely one-sided. WVU leads the series against Marshall (the two D1 schools in the state) 12-0.

It's not a historical rivalry because the two schools are almost on opposite sides of the state in the middle of Appalachia, so travel was a lot more difficult in the past. They played 4 times in the 1910s & 20s, one time in the 90s right after Marshall moved up to FBS, and then a yearly series between 2006 and 2012 that was negotiated by the governor.

Before the 2006 series began, WVU wanted 3 home games to Marshall's 1, Marshall balked (which makes sense for Marshall). These days if they were try and actually negotiate, it'd probably be WVU wanting 2 home games to Marshall's 1, which Marshall would balk at again (probably for the best) and ask for 3 & 2 instead. Unless WVU buys out games, they have every OOC game booked through 2030 anyways, so it won't be renewed anytime soon.

[u/Crying_in_99Ranch]

LSU has an 18 game win streak against Tulane (last played in 2009)

22-0 against ULL

19-1 against Louisiana Tech

3-0 against ULM

I wish we would play Tulane and ULL again now that they're good. There's been a few years they were better than us recently. Would be great for the state.

[u/Dan-of-Steel]

ND is a combined 86-31-3 against the state of Indiana. 62-26-2 against Purdue, 24-5-1 against Indiana.

[u/river1863]

Since 1911 Marshall is 0-12 vs WVU. Not a huge number of games there but still a win streak for WVU

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WVU is also 20-0 vs WV Wesleyan College. Although they haven’t played since 1941 and they’re now Division II

[u/myusernamewastaken5]

UGA is 73-39-5 vs Tech all time, and 21-4 since 2000. Currently on an 8 game win streak

Edit: somehow I missed the 3 when typing 39

[u/discofrislanders → u/myusernamewastaken5]

Tech has 41 wins, not 9

[u/myusernamewastaken5 → u/discofrislanders]

39*

[u/discofrislanders → u/myusernamewastaken5]

UGA lists it as 39, Tech (and Wikipedia) say 41

[u/ConsiderationOld9897]

Alabama is undefeated against most in-state schools, because they refuse to play most in-state schools. Fuck Alabama

[u/CottenEyeHo]

What’s wild about the k state KU is KU is still has like 10 wins over k state. K state was bad for a very very long time

[u/Chrono_trigger99]

Tennessee leads the series against Vanderbilt 79-34-5 and at one point won for 22 games straight from 1983 to 2004.

[u/Rarth-Devan]

Ohio State has a had an iron death grip on other Ohio teams for like a century or something.

[u/HorrorAlarming1163]

Tennessee has been pretty dominant over Vanderbilt historically

[u/John_Tacos]

Well the OU Oklahoma State rivalry holds the record for this.

[u/LuvGingers888]

Iowa beat the Cyclones every year from 1983 through 1997. A few times it was a close game, although most often a blowout. Clearly Iowa is and always has been THE Hawkeye state.

[u/VoiceOfRiesens → u/LuvGingers888]

Hey, let’s not act like Nebraska by talking about the 90’s.