Standards that NDSU set since joining the FCS

[bisonmike2]

Most 4-peat memorabilia and clothing sold.

Most 5-peat memorabilia and clothing sold.

[2011BisonAlumni]

Highest winning percentage all time in the playoffs for FCS teams having played in more than 10 championship games.

Only FCS school to ever host ESPN game day twice. Other than military academies, Ivy schools and Notre Dame/BYU, only non P5 school to host game day twice.

[tony]

NDSU also has the highest win percentage in FCS history at .8000 (games as an FCS program only.)

[Bison"FANatic"]

Most 4-peat memorabilia and clothing sold.

Most 5-peat memorabilia and clothing sold.

Most 6 peat memorabilia sent to Africa.

[Mr Meaty]

Most 6 peat memorabilia sent to Africa.

Too soon

[bisonmike2]

Too soon

Yeah literally too soon. As in we lost too soon. We wouldn't have printed that off until after the semifinal game.

[Jude3]

I this Dudzik has the most wins by a starter, with 58, and I think he is tied for second in total starts, with 61

22 game playoff win streak

Didnt our long snapper (Murphy???) have a record for most games played or most wins? I thought I remember reading it somewhere. Not sure though.

[JMB]

Personally, I think the class that graduated with more National Championships than losses (2015??) is the most eye popping. I still remember the morning show guys on KFAN discussing it.

[tony]

Put this on the watch list: The most wins in a decade by an FCS team is 119 (Montana from 2000-2009).

NDSU has 90 92 wins in the decade starting in 2010 so NDSU needs to average 10 9 wins over the next three seasons to surpass equal that.

Note: The NCAA records only look at decades starting at 0-years (1980-1989, 1990-1999, etc).

[Bisonator98]

Put this on the watch list: The most wins in a decade by an FCS team is 119 (Montana from 2000-2009).

NDSU has 90 wins in the decade starting in 2010 so NDSU needs to average 10 wins over the next three seasons to surpass that.

Note: The NCAA records only look at decades starting at 0-years (1980-1989, 1990-1999, etc).

To set the record you need to average 12 wins per season. That is insane over a decade. Let's do it!