Which FBS school has the best home record at 60–69°F since 2006?

Ohio State: 32-3 in 35 home games, 91%, the best of 124 ranked schools.

Which schools are ranked?

A school is ranked with 30 or more outdoor home games from 2006 to 2025 and five or more home games at 60–69°F. Home games are true home games, and every one with a kickoff temperature counts, including games that cannot appear in the coldest and hottest lists.

College Football Home Records at 60 to 69 Degrees Since 2006

Since 2006, 124 of the 128 FBS schools with 30 or more outdoor home games have played five or more home games at 60–69°F. Ohio State has the best home record: 32-3, 91%. Charlotte has the lowest, 2-9. California has played the most home games at 60–69°F: 71.

FBS School Home Records at 60 to 69 Degrees Since 2006

Ranked by home win percentage (a tie counts as half a win; equal percentages go to the school with more games). A school is ranked with 30 or more outdoor home games from 2006 to 2025 and five or more home games at 60–69°F. Every other school's record at 60–69°F is on its own page.

Rankwin %
1	Ohio State	35	32-3	91%
2	Michigan	30	27-3	90%
3	Liberty	16	14-2	88%
4	Alabama	31	27-4	87%
5	North Texas	15	13-2	87%
6	Boise State	22	19-3	86%
7	Ohio	20	17-3	85%
8	TCU	19	16-3	84%
9	Utah	19	16-3	84%
10	Oregon	44	37-7	84%
11	Wisconsin	31	26-5	84%
12	Appalachian State	18	15-3	83%
13	Notre Dame	29	24-5	83%
14	Toledo	29	24-5	83%
15	Georgia	33	27-6	82%
16	Nevada	22	18-4	82%
17	Clemson	37	30-7	81%
18	Minnesota	25	20-5	80%
19	USC	58	46-12	79%
20	LSU	29	23-6	79%
21	Western Michigan	24	19-5	79%
22	Oklahoma	19	15-4	79%
23	UCF	13	10-3	77%
24	Arkansas State	25	19-6	76%
25	Penn State	29	22-7	76%
26	Houston	19	14-5	74%
27	Navy	19	14-5	74%
28	Northern Illinois	19	14-5	74%
29	Nebraska	30	22-8	73%
30	Oklahoma State	22	16-6	73%
31	Florida State	29	21-8	72%
32	Wyoming	21	15-6	71%
33	Florida	31	22-9	71%
34	Troy	27	19-8	70%
35	BYU	20	14-6	70%
36	South Carolina	26	18-8	69%
37	Army	29	20-9	69%
38	Washington	41	28-13	68%
39	Missouri	22	15-7	68%
40	Pittsburgh	28	19-9	68%
41	West Virginia	28	19-9	68%
42	San Diego State	49	33-16	67%
43	Air Force	24	16-8	67%
44	Fresno State	24	16-8	67%
45	Texas	18	12-6	67%
46	Michigan State	29	19-10	66%
47	Kansas State	33	21-12	64%
48	Tennessee	27	17-10	63%
49	Arkansas	32	20-12	63%
50	Cincinnati	32	20-12	63%
51	Texas A&M	24	15-9	63%
52	Washington State	24	15-9	63%
53	Oregon State	29	18-11	62%
54	Auburn	26	16-10	62%
55	East Carolina	26	16-10	62%
56	Coastal Carolina	13	8-5	62%
57	Mississippi State	31	19-12	61%
58	North Carolina	36	22-14	61%
59	Baylor	18	11-7	61%
60	Ole Miss	23	14-9	61%
61	Iowa	28	17-11	61%
62	NC State	28	17-11	61%
63	UCLA	35	21-14	60%
64	Boston College	30	18-12	60%
65	Louisiana	20	12-8	60%
66	Louisiana Tech	22	13-9	59%
67	Virginia Tech	31	18-13	58%
68	Louisville	26	15-11	58%
69	Western Kentucky	23	13-10	57%
70	California	71	40-31	56%
71	Stanford	52	29-23	56%
72	Texas State	9	5-4	56%
73	Memphis	29	16-13	55%
74	Illinois	22	12-10	55%
75	Temple	32	17-15	53%
76	Central Michigan	19	10-9	53%
77	Utah State	19	10-9	53%
78	Middle Tennessee	23	12-11	52%
79	San Jose State	48	25-23	52%
80	Purdue	27	14-13	52%
81	Northwestern	28	14-14	50%
82	Southern Miss	24	12-12	50%
83	Colorado State	18	9-9	50%
84	Miami (OH)	18	9-9	50%
85	Rice	16	8-8	50%
86	Tulane	16	8-8	50%
87	Georgia State	14	7-7	50%
88	South Alabama	14	7-7	50%
89	Wake Forest	37	18-19	49%
90	Marshall	31	15-16	48%
91	Indiana	29	14-15	48%
92	Buffalo	23	11-12	48%
93	Virginia	47	22-25	47%
94	Georgia Tech	30	14-16	47%
95	Kentucky	30	14-16	47%
96	Texas Tech	30	14-16	47%
97	Kansas	28	13-15	46%
98	Kent State	26	12-14	46%
99	Arizona State	13	6-7	46%
100	Arizona	20	9-11	45%
101	Ball State	27	12-15	44%
102	Old Dominion	18	8-10	44%
103	UConn	32	14-18	44%
104	SMU	21	9-12	43%
105	Georgia Southern	14	6-8	43%
106	Colorado	24	10-14	42%
107	Tulsa	24	10-14	42%
108	UAB	20	8-12	40%
109	Eastern Michigan	23	9-14	39%
110	Duke	31	12-19	39%
111	UTEP	31	12-19	39%
112	Vanderbilt	31	12-19	39%
113	Maryland	26	10-16	38%
114	Louisiana–Monroe	21	8-13	38%
115	Iowa State	32	12-20	38%
116	UMass	19	7-12	37%
117	Bowling Green	24	8-16	33%
118	South Florida	9	3-6	33%
119	Rutgers	28	9-19	32%
120	New Mexico	25	8-17	32%
121	New Mexico State	25	8-17	32%
122	UNLV	14	4-10	29%
123	Akron	19	5-14	26%
124	Charlotte	11	2-9	18%

College Football Home Records at 60 to 69 Degrees Since 2006: FAQ

Which FBS school has the best home record at 60–69°F since 2006?: Ohio State: 32-3 in 35 home games, 91%, the best of 124 ranked schools.
Which school has played the most home games at 60–69°F since 2006?: California, with 71.
Which schools are ranked?: A school is ranked with 30 or more outdoor home games from 2006 to 2025 and five or more home games at 60–69°F. Home games are true home games, and every one with a kickoff temperature counts, including games that cannot appear in the coldest and hottest lists.

Below 20°F 20–29°F 30–39°F 40–49°F 50–59°F 70–79°F 80–89°F 90°F or hotter 32°F or colder

Kickoff temperatures come from NOAA airport weather records (GHCNh): the reading nearest kickoff, within an hour, at one fixed airport for each stadium. Game data provided by CollegeFootballData.com. Games at dome and retractable-roof stadiums are shown but left out of every record and list, whatever the roof position. A temperature with no second reading within 2°F to check it is marked “Single reading”, and a game whose stadium no official source confirms is marked and left out of the lists. Home records count every home game with a kickoff temperature, including games that cannot appear in the lists. When games tie at the end of a list, the line under it counts the rest.

Updated: October 26, 2026