Which FBS school has the best home record at 80–89°F since 2006?

Boise State, Ohio State, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Toledo, Navy, Oregon, Army and Eastern Michigan share the best home win percentage, 100%, among 125 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 80–89°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 80 to 89 Degrees Since 2006

Since 2006, 125 of the 128 FBS schools with 30 or more outdoor home games have played five or more home games at 80–89°F. Nine schools share the best home win percentage, 100%, led by Boise State at 17-0. UMass has the lowest, 1-9. Hawaii has played the most home games at 80–89°F: 83.

FBS School Home Records at 80 to 89 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 80–89°F. Every other school's record at 80–89°F is on its own page.

Rankwin %
1	Boise State	17	17-0	100%
2	Ohio State	16	16-0	100%
3	Cincinnati	12	12-0	100%
4	Buffalo	8	8-0	100%
5	Toledo	7	7-0	100%
6	Navy	6	6-0	100%
7	Oregon	6	6-0	100%
8	Army	5	5-0	100%
9	Eastern Michigan	5	5-0	100%
10	Alabama	38	36-2	95%
11	Maryland	16	15-1	94%
12	Nebraska	16	15-1	94%
13	Clemson	29	27-2	93%
14	Oklahoma State	28	26-2	93%
15	Memphis	25	23-2	92%
16	Oklahoma	23	21-2	91%
17	Pittsburgh	11	10-1	91%
18	BYU	10	9-1	90%
19	LSU	44	39-5	89%
20	NC State	32	28-4	88%
21	Virginia Tech	8	7-1	88%
22	Washington State	8	7-1	88%
23	West Virginia	8	7-1	88%
24	Texas Tech	30	26-4	87%
25	Notre Dame	15	13-2	87%
26	Florida	51	44-7	86%
27	Oregon State	7	6-1	86%
28	Utah	27	23-4	85%
29	Kentucky	20	17-3	85%
30	Illinois	19	16-3	84%
31	Marshall	19	16-3	84%
32	Kansas State	25	21-4	84%
33	Georgia	30	25-5	83%
34	Michigan	6	5-1	83%
35	Houston	46	38-8	83%
36	Ole Miss	23	19-4	83%
37	South Carolina	39	32-7	82%
38	Texas A&M	44	36-8	82%
39	Georgia Southern	22	18-4	82%
40	Arkansas	25	20-5	80%
41	USC	15	12-3	80%
42	Liberty	10	8-2	80%
43	Michigan State	10	8-2	80%
44	Central Michigan	5	4-1	80%
45	Wisconsin	5	4-1	80%
46	Wake Forest	24	19-5	79%
47	UCF	52	41-11	79%
48	Ball State	14	11-3	79%
49	Utah State	14	11-3	79%
50	Iowa State	9	7-2	78%
51	Western Michigan	9	7-2	78%
52	North Carolina	26	20-6	77%
53	Troy	34	26-8	76%
54	Miami (FL)	72	55-17	76%
55	Missouri	21	16-5	76%
56	Texas	41	31-10	76%
57	Arizona State	36	27-9	75%
58	Auburn	28	21-7	75%
59	Virginia	20	15-5	75%
60	Air Force	12	9-3	75%
61	Iowa	12	9-3	75%
62	Nevada	12	9-3	75%
63	Tulane	35	26-9	74%
64	East Carolina	22	16-6	73%
65	Ohio	11	8-3	73%
66	Rutgers	11	8-3	73%
67	Duke	32	23-9	72%
68	Kansas	21	15-6	71%
69	Minnesota	7	5-2	71%
70	Wyoming	7	5-2	71%
71	North Texas	24	17-7	71%
72	TCU	41	29-12	71%
73	Indiana	17	12-5	71%
74	Arkansas State	27	19-8	70%
75	Tulsa	23	16-7	70%
76	Fresno State	26	18-8	69%
77	Louisville	26	18-8	69%
78	Tennessee	32	22-10	69%
79	Middle Tennessee	22	15-7	68%
80	Baylor	25	17-8	68%
81	Louisiana–Monroe	31	21-10	68%
82	UCLA	34	23-11	68%
83	Boston College	9	6-3	67%
84	Northwestern	9	6-3	67%
85	Bowling Green	6	4-2	67%
86	California	6	4-2	67%
87	Colorado	6	4-2	67%
88	UAB	26	17-9	65%
89	Arizona	49	32-17	65%
90	South Florida	74	48-26	65%
91	Louisiana	42	27-15	64%
92	Florida Atlantic	47	30-17	64%
93	SMU	33	21-12	64%
94	Georgia Tech	30	19-11	63%
95	Kent State	8	5-3	63%
96	Old Dominion	8	5-3	63%
97	San Jose State	8	5-3	63%
98	Georgia State	13	8-5	62%
99	Mississippi State	31	19-12	61%
100	Akron	10	6-4	60%
101	Western Kentucky	17	10-7	59%
102	Vanderbilt	33	19-14	58%
103	Florida State	47	27-20	57%
104	Temple	16	9-7	56%
105	UConn	9	5-4	56%
106	Southern Miss	28	15-13	54%
107	New Mexico	21	11-10	52%
108	Texas State	21	11-10	52%
109	Louisiana Tech	27	14-13	52%
110	Hawaii	83	43-40	52%
111	New Mexico State	34	17-17	50%
112	Charlotte	16	8-8	50%
113	San Diego State	12	6-6	50%
114	Miami (OH)	8	4-4	50%
115	Coastal Carolina	6	3-3	50%
116	Stanford	6	3-3	50%
117	FIU	69	33-36	48%
118	Rice	44	20-24	45%
119	South Alabama	20	9-11	45%
120	Purdue	9	4-5	44%
121	Colorado State	17	7-10	41%
122	UTEP	39	16-23	41%
123	UNLV	17	6-11	35%
124	Northern Illinois	8	2-6	25%
125	UMass	10	1-9	10%

College Football Home Records at 80 to 89 Degrees Since 2006: FAQ

Which FBS school has the best home record at 80–89°F since 2006?: Boise State, Ohio State, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Toledo, Navy, Oregon, Army and Eastern Michigan share the best home win percentage, 100%, among 125 ranked schools.
Which school has played the most home games at 80–89°F since 2006?: Hawaii, with 83.
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 80–89°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.

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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 25, 2026