When putting together a list of college football teams, one typically goes with the strongest programs or those who’ve won the most national championships.

But we’re going to take things in a different direction here as we look at the 15 worst college football teams of all time. Well, at least the worst 15 currently in the top tier of college football — that, of course, being the NCAA Division I-Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).

And just so we’re clear, this isn’t a subjective list, so don’t come yelling at us if you see your alma mater on here, as these rankings are based solely on all-time winning percentage.

As not to give away the entire list right here at the start, we’ll bookend things for you. That’s fair enough, don’t you think?

Kicking off the list at No. 15 are the Florida Atlantic Owls, who’ve won 44.5% of their games since football was introduced at the university in 2001. The Sunshine State houses the other bookend as well as Florida International brings up the rear with a dismal .341 winning percentage. FIU didn’t have a football program until the 2000s either, first fielding a team in 2002.

The 15 worst college football teams of all time

As promised, here’s the full list of the 15 worst college football teams of all time based on winning percentage.

Team	Wins	Losses	Ties	Win %
Florida Atlantic	118	147	0	.445
Eastern Michigan	484	616	47	.442
New Mexico	495	632	31	.441
Rice	486	645	32	.432
Buffalo	405	548	28	.427
Wake Forest	488	677	33	.421
Indiana	504	704	44	.420
UL Monroe	323	454	8	.417
New Mexico State	445	666	30	.403
UTEP	407	625	30	.397
UNLV	243	381	4	.390
Kent State	365	584	28	.388
Georgia State	54	100	0	.351
Charlotte	42	78	0	.350
Florida International	84	162	0	.341