The NCAA is one of the most well-known sports organizations in the world, and they’ve been around for nearly 100 years. They have rules and regulations that all teams must follow, and they oversee all championship games. The University of Virginia has won more games than any other team in college football history. That’s right—they’ve won 34 games since their first win way back in 1894. Florida State University has only lost one game in its history. That’s what we call a streak! They lost only one game between 1965 and 2005.

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When it comes to college football, the best teams are not always the most successful ones. But that doesn’t mean they’re not the toughest, most competitive teams in their respective conferences. The best college teams this far into the season have been ranked 1-25 by the Associated Press, USA Today Coaches Poll, and College Football Playoff (CFP). This list includes all FBS schools and is based on their current records and strength of schedule (SOS). First, The Commodores are currently ranked #1 in the country and have won five straight games. This year, they’ve beaten Mississippi State, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi State again. They’re also an undefeated team at home this year.

Second place goes to Michigan State: The Spartans have won six straight games, including their first win over Ohio State this season. They’re also undefeated at home this year—a streak that includes wins over Northwestern and Wisconsin. Third place is Miami (FL) The Hurricanes have won seven straight games and are the only undefeated team left in the ACC (they haven’t lost since October 20th). Their recent wins include ones against Virginia Tech, Duke, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Clemso, Virginia Tech again, Wake Forest, Pittsburgh, Richmond and Maryland. Up in fourth place, we have TCU, The Horned Frogs are currently ranked number 4 in the country after winning eight consecutive games this season—including victories against SMU, Houston Baptist University.