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Texas Longhorns Football // 2017 Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl Guide TEXAS LONGHORNS FOOTBALL // 2017 ACADEMY SPORTS + OUTDOORS TEXAS BOWL GUIDE 2 0 1 7 T E X A S F O O T B A L L T E X A S F O O T B A L L RECORDS 2 0 1 7 A C A D E M Y S P O R T S + O U T D O O R S T E X A S B O W L TEXAS LONGHORNS FOOTBALL // 2017 ACADEMY SPORTS + OUTDOORS TEXAS BOWL GUIDE TEAM RECORDS Longhorns football records are based on official statistics filed with the NCAA Service Bureau. Bowl NCAA FBS ALL-TIME WINS game statistics are included in season stats beginning in 2002. Single-game records are from 1943, while season and career records are from 1937. In some individual cases, records go beyond 1937. As BY VICTORY BY WINNING PERCENTAGE pre-1937 records become available, they will be added. Texas is a member of the Division I Football RK TEAM ______ YRS ___W ___ L ___ T __PCT. RK TEAM ______ YRS ___W ___ L ___ T __PCT. Bowl Subdivision (FBS). Prior to 2007, the classification was Division I-A. 1. Michigan ___ 138 __ 943 _ 338 _ 36 __ .730 1. Michigan ___ 138 __ 943 _ 338 _ 36 __ .730 2. Notre Dame _ 129 __ 905 _ 324 _ 42 __ .729 2. Notre Dame _ 129 __ 905 _ 324 _ 42 __ .729 MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS 3. TEXAS _____ 125 __ 897 _ 366 _ 33 __ .705 3. Boise State __50 __ 437 _ 164 __ 2 __ .726 4. Ohio State __ 128 __ 897 _ 324 _ 53 __ .724 4. Ohio State __ 128 __ 897 _ 324 _ 53 __ .724 All-time games played _____________________________________ 1,296 in 125 years 5. Nebraska ___ 128 __ 893 _ 380 _ 40 __ .695 5. Oklahoma __ 123 __ 884 _ 322 _ 53 __ .723 Overall record (winning percentage) ___________________________ 897-366-33 (.705) 6. Alabama ____ 123 __ 889 _ 328 _ 43 __ .723 6. Alabama ____ 123 __ 889 _ 328 _ 43 __ .723 National Championships (four) ______________________________ 1963, ’69, ’70, 2005 7. Oklahoma __ 123 __ 884 _ 322 _ 53 __ .723 7. TEXAS _____ 125 __ 897 _ 366 _ 33 __ .705 Undefeated and untied teams (nine) _________________1893, ’95, 1900, ’14, ’18, ’20, ’63, ’69, 2005 Undefeated and once-tied teams (two) ________________________________ 1923, ’62 8. Penn State __ 131 __ 877 _ 387 _ 41 __ .688 8. USC _______ 124 __ 834 _ 338 _ 54 __ .702 Longest undefeated streak _________________________________ 30 games (1968-70) 9. USC _______ 124 __ 834 _ 338 _ 54 __ .702 9. Nebraska ___ 128 __ 893 _ 380 _ 40 __ .695 Longest winning streak ___________________________________ 30 games (1968-70) 10. Tennessee __ 121 __ 833 _ 382 _ 54 __ .678 10. Penn State __ 131 __ 877 _ 387 _ 41 __ .688 Longest losing streak _____________________________________ 10 games (1937-38) Most consecutive shutouts _____________________________________ 10 (1928-29) Most shutouts in a season _______________________________ 7 (1901, ’06, ’23, ’29, ’30) NCAA FBS ALL-TIME BOWLS MILESTONE VICTORIES BY BOWL APPEARANCES RK TEAM APPEARANCES WINS LOSSES TIES PCT. Texas’ 800th victory in the 2005 season was one for the ages as No. 2 Texas defeated No. 1 USC, 41-38, in the final 1. Alabama ___________65 ________37 _______ 25 _______3 _______ .592 minute of the 2006 Rose Bowl to win its fourth National Championship and snap the Trojans’ 34-game winning 2. TEXAS ___________ 53 _______ 27 _______ 24 _______2 _______ .528 streak. Nebraska ___________53 ________26 _______ 27 _______0 _______ .491 4. Georgia____________52 ________29 _______ 19 _______3 _______ .587 WIN DATE GAME OPPONENT SCORE Tennessee __________52 ________27 _______ 25 _______0 _______ .519 50 Nov. 28, 1901 11 vs. Texas A&M 32-0 6. USC ______________51 ________34 _______ 17 _______0 _______ .667 100 Oct. 29, 1910 4 vs. Auburn 9-0 7. Oklahoma __________50 ________29 _______ 20 _______1 _______ .590 150 Nov. 3, 1918 4 vs. Ream Flying Field 26-2 8. Penn State __________48 ________29 _______ 17 _______2 _______ .625 200 Oct. 24, 1925 4 vs. Rice 27-6 LSU ______________48 ________25 _______ 22 _______1 _______ .531 250 Oct. 28, 1933 6 vs. Rice 18-0 300 Oct. 16, 1943 4 vs. Arkansas 34-0 BY BOWL VICTORIES 350 Nov. 24, 1949 10 at Texas A&M 42-14 RK TEAM APPEARANCES WINS LOSSES TIES PCT. 400 Sept. 26, 1958 2 at Tulane 21-20 1. Alabama ___________65 ________37 _______ 25 _______3 _______ .592 450 Nov. 28, 1963 10 at Texas A&M 15-13 2. USC ______________51 ________34 _______ 17 _______0 _______ .667 500 Jan. 1, 1970 11 vs. Notre Dame ^ 21-17 3. Penn State __________48 ________29 _______ 17 _______2 _______ .625 550 Oct. 25, 1975 11 vs. Rice 41-9 Oklahoma __________50 ________29 _______ 20 _______1 _______ .590 600 Oct. 24, 1981 6 at SMU 9-7 Georgia____________52 ________29 _______ 19 _______3 _______ .587 650 Nov. 14, 1987 9 vs. TCU 24-21 6. TEXAS ___________ 53 _______ 27 _______ 24 _______2 _______ .528 700 Oct. 21, 1995 7 vs. Virginia 17-16 Tennessee __________52 ________27 _______ 25 _______0 _______ .519 750 Oct. 20, 2001 7 vs. Colorado 41-7 8. Florida State_________44 ________26 _______ 16 _______2 _______ .614 800 Jan. 4, 2006 13 vs. USC ! 41-38 Nebraska ___________53 ________26 _______ 27 _______0 _______ .491 850 Nov. 20, 2010 11 vs. Florida Atlantic 51-17 ! Rose Bowl/BCS National Championship Game THEY WEREN’T EVEN CLOSE ^ Cotton Bowl Texas has had some one-sided games over the years. The Longhorns’ biggest victory point-wise came in a 92-0 romp against Daniel Baker in 1915. The worst setback dealt to UT was by a 68-point victory at the hands of Chicago in RECORD BY DECADE 1904. Below are UT’s top 10 victories and defeats in school history. 1893-99 _____________ 36-8-1 (.811) 1960-69 _____________86-19-3 (.810) DEFEATS VICTORIES 1900-09 _____________60-21-6 (.724) 1970-79 _____________88-26-1 (.770) YEAR OPPONENT SCORE YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1910-19 ______________ 65-18 (.783) 1980-89 _____________73-42-2 (.632) 1904 _____ at Chicago _________ 0-68 1915 _____ Daniel Baker ________ 92-0 1920-29 _____________64-18-7 (.758) 1990-99 _____________74-44-2 (.625) 1997 _____ UCLA _____________ 3-66 1913 _____ Baylor ____________ 77-0 1930-39 _____________47-44-6 (.515) 2000-09 _____________ 115-23 (.832) 2003 _____ vs. Oklahoma________13-65 1946 _____ Colorado __________ 76-0 1988 _____ Houston ___________15-66 1916 _____ SMU _____________ 74-0 1940-49 _____________78-21-3 (.779) 2010-19 ______________ 52-48 (.520) 1908 _____ at Oklahoma ________ 0-50 1915 _____ TCU _____________ 72-0 1950-59 _____________64-38-2 (.625) All-time record _______ 896-366-33 (.705) 2000 _____ vs. Oklahoma________14-63 1914 _____ Southwestern _______ 70-0 1901 _____ at Kirksville _________ 0-48 1977 _____ Virginia ___________ 68-0 TOUGH DEFENSE 1956 _____ at TCU ____________ 0-46 2005 _____ Colorado __________ 70-3 1906 _____ at Vanderbilt ________ 0-45 1910 _____ Haskell ___________ 68-3 During one impressive stretch from the end of the 1928 season to the middle of the 1930 campaign, 1956 _____ vs. Oklahoma________ 0-45 1932 _____ at Missouri _________ 65-0 the Longhorns posted 14 shutouts in 16 games. The streak began with three shutouts to end 1928 and 1974 _____ at TCU ____________81-16 continued with seven more shutouts to start 1929. In fact, during the decade of the 1920s, UT shutout 2004 _____ North Texas ________ 65-0 49 opponents in 89 games (.551). 108 MISSOURI DECEMBER 27, 2017 TEXAS LONGHORNS FOOTBALL // 2017 ACADEMY SPORTS + OUTDOORS TEXAS BOWL GUIDE TEAM RECORDS BIG COMEBACKS UT’S NCAA FBS TEAM STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS In 2004, Texas fell behind at home to Oklahoma State, 35-7 (28 points), in the first half but scored in the final RUSHING OFFENSE YEAR GAMES CARRIES YARDS AVG. minute of the period to cut the deficit to 35-14. The Longhorns went on to outscore the Cowboys 42-0 in the 1969 _________________10 ___________684 ________ 3,630 _________ 363.0 second half. Prior to that, the largest comeback had been at the 2001 Holiday Bowl, where Texas rallied from 1970 _________________10 ___________715 ________ 3,745 _________ 374.5 a 36-17 third quarter deficit (19 points) and defeated Washington, 47-43. The Longhorns exceeded that comeback in 2006 after falling behind Texas Tech, 21-0, before defeating the Red Raiders, 35-31. The Horns SCORING OFFENSE YEAR GAMES POINTS AVG. notched their largest fourth-quarter comeback in 2007 by making up a 21-point deficit to defeat Oklahoma 1969 _________________10 ___________338 ________ 33.8 State, 38-35. 1970 _________________10 ___________412 ________ 41.2 2008 _________________13 ___________551 ________ 42.4 YEAR OPPONENT DEFICIT (QTR.) FINAL SCORE 2005 _________________13 ___________652 ________ 50.2 2004 _____vs. Oklahoma State _________28 (35-7, 2nd) _________________UT, 56-35 2007 _____at Oklahoma State _________21 (35-14, 4th) ________________UT, 38-35 PASS EFFICIENCY OFFENSE 2006 _____at Texas Tech ____________21 (21-0, 1st) _________________UT, 35-31 YEAR GAMES COMP. % YARDS RATING 2005 _____at Oklahoma State _________19 (28-9, 2nd) _________________UT, 47-28 2005 _________________13 __________ 64.9 ________ 3,083 _________ 161.0 2001 _____vs. Washington^ __________19 (36-17, 3rd) ________________UT, 47-43 1999 _____vs. Oklahoma ____________17 (17-0, 1st) _________________UT, 38-28 TOTAL DEFENSE 1965 _____at Texas A&M ____________17 (17-0, 2nd) _________________UT, 21-17 YEAR GAMES PLAYS YARDS AVG.
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