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 Each season, 136 teams have the opportunity to complete the perfect season. Only six teams can still chase this dream, as Miami, Memphis, Texas Tech, and Ole Miss all fell in Week 8. Oregon was the last team remaining last season, not losing until the CFP quarterfinals. 

Michigan was the last team to complete the perfect season, going 15-0 in 2023 and capturing the national championship.

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Here are the undefeated FBS teams:
*Teams are listed alphabetically, times are all Eastern. Rankings are from the AP Top 25 Poll
No. 10 BYU (8-0)

    Previous: def. Iowa State, 41-27
    Up next: vs. No. 13 Texas Tech, TBD time on Saturday, Nov. 8
    Last undefeated season: 1984 | 13-0 | Won national championship

The Cougars are off to an 8-0 start for first time in program history after outlasting Iowa State, 41-27, in Week 8. Freshman quarterback Bear Bachmeier eclipsed the 300-yard mark, with two touchdowns and no interceptions. Kalani Sitake's squad heads to No. 14 Texas Tech in two weeks. 
No. 8 Georgia Tech (8-0)

    Previous: def. Syracuse, 41-16
    Up next: at NC State, TBD time on Saturday, Nov. 1
    Last undefeated season: 1990 | 11-0-1 | Won national championship (coaches' poll)

Brent Key has the Jackets at 8-0 for the first time since 1966 after beating Syracuse. Haynes King has continued to make his case as one of the top quarterbacks in the nation, tallying 19 total touchdowns with just one interception so far this season. Georgia Tech has a chance to head into their rivalry tilt with Georgia undefeated.
No. 2 Indiana (7-0)

    Previous: def. UCLA, 56-6
    Up next: at Maryland, 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 1
    Last undefeated season: 1945 | 9-0-1 | Won Big Ten Championship

The Hoosiers picked up maybe their biggest win in program history earlier this season, knocking off No. 3 Oregon on the road in Week 7 — Indiana's first top-5 road win ever — and followed it up with a 25-point victory over Michigan State and a 50-point drubbing of UCLA. Curt Cignetti's squad earned its highest rank in program history, and quarterback Fernando Mendoza has cemented himself in the Heisman race. 

🏆 PERFECTION: Every undefeated national champion since 1936 
Navy (7-0)

    Previous: def. FAU, 42-32
    Up next: vs. North Texas, 12 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 1
    Last undefeated season: 1926 | 9-0-1

The Midshipmen are the only undefeated remaining in the American, but they have a gauntlet over the second half of the season. Navy faces North Texas, No. 12 Notre Dame, No. 18 South Florida and Memphis in consecutive games before rival Army. It will be a tough road, but the Midshipmen certainly have an opportunity to build a strong resume. 
No. 1 Ohio State (7-0)

    Previous: def. Wisconsin, 34-0
    Up next: vs. Penn State, 12 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 1
    Last undefeated season: 2012 | 12-0 | Ineligible for postseason 

The Buckeyes appear to be on track to compete for back-to-back national championships. First-year starter Julian Sayin looks to be settling in under center. They have just one ranked opponent left on their regular-season schedule against Michigan on Nov. 29, a team they are hoping to snap a four-game losing streak to. 
No. 3 Texas A&M (7-0)

    Previous: def. No. 20 LSU, 49-25
    Up next: at No. 19 Missouri, TBD time on Saturday Nov. 8
    Last undefeated season: 1994 | 10-0-1 | Ineligible for postseason

The Aggies are 8-0 for the first time since 1994 after routing LSU on the road. They add the LSU win to an impressive road win over Notre Dame, with two more potential SEC ranked road tests lying ahead in Missouri and Texas. 
Date, time for the 2025 Heisman announcement

The Heisman finalists will be announced on Monday, Dec. 8. The ceremony will be at 8 p.m. ET on Saturday, Dec. 13 on ESPN.
2024 Heisman Trophy finalists
Name     Position     School
Dillon Gabriel     QB     Oregon
Travis Hunter     WR/CB     Colorado
Ashton Jeanty     RB     Boise State
Cam Ward     QB     Miami (Fla.)
How to watch the 2025 Heisman

The Heisman winner will be revealed on ESPN. It can also be watched on WatchESPN.

BRAGGING RIGHTS: College football teams with the most Heisman Trophy winners
Here is the full schedule for the award:
Date     Event
Monday, Dec. 1, 2025     Heisman ballots distributed
Monday, Dec. 8, 2025     Heisman voting deadline
Monday, Dec. 8, 2025     Heisman finalists announced
Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025     8 p.m. ET Heisman announcement ceremony on ESPN

And here is the full list of past Heisman winners and runners-up:
Year     Winner     2nd place     3rd place
2024     Travis Hunter - DB/WR, Colorado     Ashton Jeanty - RB,
Boise State     Dillon Gabriel - QB,
Oregon
2023     Jayden Daniels - QB, LSU     Michael Penix Jr. - QB,
Washington      Bo Nix - QB,
Oregon 
2022     Caleb Williams - QB, Southern Cal     Max Duggan - QB,
TCU     C.J. Stroud - QB,
Ohio State
2021     Bryce Young - QB, Alabama     Aidan Hutchinson - DE,
Michigan     Kenny Pickett - QB,
Pittsburgh
2020     DeVonta Smith - WR, Alabama     Trevor Lawrence - QB,
Clemson     Mac Jones - QB,
Alabama
2019     Joe Burrow - QB, LSU     Jalen Hurts - QB, Oklahoma     Justin Fields - QB, Ohio State
2018     Kyler Murray - QB, Oklahoma     Tua Tagovailoa - QB, Alabama     Dwayne Haskins- QB,
Ohio State
2017     Baker Mayfield - QB, Oklahoma     Bryce Love - RB,
Stanford     Lamar Jackson - QB,
Louisville
2016     Lamar Jackson - QB, Louisville     Deshaun Watson - QB,
Clemson     Baker Mayfield - QB,
Oklahoma
2015     Derrick Henry - RB,
Alabama     Christian McCaffrey - RB,
Stanford     Deshaun Watson - QB,
Clemson
2014     Marcus Mariota - QB,
Oregon     Melvin Gordon - RB,
Wisconsin     Amari Cooper - WR,
Alabama
2013     Jameis Winston - QB,
Florida State     A.J. McCarron - QB,
Alabama     Jordan Lynch - QB,
Northern Illinois
2012     Johnny Manziel - QB,
Texas A&M     Manti Te'o - LB,
Notre Dame     Collin Klein - QB,
Kansas State
2011     Robert Griffin III - QB,
Baylor     Andrew Luck - QB,
Stanford     Trent Richardson - RB,
Alabama
2010     Cam Newton - QB,
Auburn     Andrew Luck - QB,
Stanford     LaMichael James - RB,
Oregon
2009     Mark Ingram - RB,
Alabama     Toby Gerhart - RB,
Stanford     Colt McCoy - QB,
Texas
2008     Sam Bradford - QB,
Oklahoma     Colt McCoy - QB,
Texas     Tim Tebow - QB,
Florida
2007     Tim Tebow - QB,
Florida     Darren McFadden - RB,
Arkansas     Colt Brennan - QB,
Hawaii
2006     Troy Smith - QB,
Ohio State     Darren McFadden - RB,
Arkansas     Brady Quinn - QB,
Notre Dame
2005     Reggie Bush - RB,
Southern Cal     Vince Young - QB,
Texas     Matt Leinart -
Southern Cal
2004     Matt Leinart - QB,
Southern Cal     Adrian Peterson - RB,
Oklahoma     Jason White - QB,
Oklahoma
2003     Jason White - QB,
Oklahoma     Larry Fitzgerald - WR,
Pittsburgh     Eli Manning - QB,
Ole Miss
2002     Carson Palmer - QB,
Southern Cal     Brad Banks - QB,
Iowa     Larry Johnson - RB,
Penn State
2001     Eric Crouch - QB,
Nebraska     Rex Grossman - QB,
Florida     Ken Dorsey - QB,
Miami (Fla.)
2000     Chris Weinke - QB,
Florida State     Josh Heupel - QB,
Oklahoma     Drew Brees - QB,
Purdue
1999     Ron Dayne - RB,
Wisconsin     Joe Hamilton - QB,
Georgia Tech     Michael Vick - QB,
Virginia Tech
1998     Ricky Williams - RB,
Texas     Michael Bishop - QB,
Kansas State     Cade McNown - QB,
UCLA
1997     Charles Woodson - CB,
Michigan     Peyton Manning - QB,
Tennessee     Ryan Leaf - QB,
Washington State
1996     Danny Wuerffel - QB,
Florida     Troy Davis - RB,
Iowa State     Jake Plummer - QB,
Arizona State
1995     Eddie George - RB,
Ohio State     Tommie Frazier - QB,
Nebraska     Danny Wuerffel - QB,
Florida
1994     Rashaan Salaam - RB,
Colorado     Ki-Jana Carter - RB,
Penn State     Steve McNair - QB,
Alcorn State
1993     Charlie Ward - QB,
Florida State     Heath Shuler - QB,
Tennessee     David Palmer - WR,
Alabama
1992     Gino Torretta - QB,
Miami (Fla.)     Marshall Faulk - RB,
San Diego State     Garrison Hearst - RB,
Georgia
1991     Desmond Howard - WR,
Michigan     Casey Weldon - QB,
Florida State     Ty Detmer - QB,
BYU
1990     Ty Detmer - QB,
Brigham Young     Raghib Ismail - WR,
Notre Dame     Eric Bieniemy - RB,
Colorado
1989     Andre Ware - QB,
Houston     Anthony Thompson - RB,
Indiana     Major Harris - QB,
West Virginia
1988     Barry Sanders - RB,
Oklahoma State     Rodney Peete - QB,
Southern Cal     Troy Aikman - QB,
UCLA
1987     Tim Brown - WR,
Notre Dame     Don McPherson - QB,
Syracuse     Gordie Lockbaum - RB,
Holy Cross
1986     Vinny Testaverde - QB,
Miami (Fla.)     Paul Palmer - RB,
Temple     Jim Harbaugh - QB,
Michigan
1985     Bo Jackson - RB,
Auburn     Chuck Long - QB,
Iowa     Robbie Bosc - QB,
BYU
1984     Doug Flutie - QB,
Boston College     Keith Byars - RB,
Ohio State     Robbie Bosco - QB,
BYU
1983     Mike Rozier - RB,
Nebraska     Steve Young - QB,
BYU     Doug Flutie - QB,
Boston College
1982     Herschel Walker - RB,
Georgia     John Elway - QB,
Stanford     Eric Dickerson - RB,
SMU
1981     Marcus Allen - RB,
Southern Cal     Herschel Walker - RB,
Georgia     Jim McMahon - QB,
BYU
1980     George Rogers - RB,
South Carolina     Hugh Green - DL,
Pittsburgh     Herschel Walker - RB,
Georgia
1979     Charles White - RB,
Southern Cal     Billy Sims - RB,
Oklahoma     Marc Wilson - QB,
BYU
1978     Billy Sims - RB,
Oklahoma     Chuck Fusina - QB,
Penn State     Rich Leach - QB,
Michigan
1977     Earl Campbell - RB,
Texas     Terry Miller - RB,
Oklahoma State     Ken MacAfee - TE,
Notre Dame
1976     Tony Dorsett - RB,
Pittsburgh     Ricky Bell - RB,
Southern Cal     Rob Lytle - RB,
Michigan
1975     Archie Griffin - RB,
Ohio State     Chuck Muncie - RB,
California     Ricky Bell - RB,
Southern Cal
1974     Archie Griffin - RB,
Ohio State     Anthony Davis - RB,
Southern Cal     Joe Washington - RB,
Oklahoma
1973     John Cappelletti - RB,
Penn State     John Hicks - OL,
Ohio State     Roosevelt Leaks - RB,
Texas
1972     Johnny Rodgers - WR,
Nebraska     Greg Pruitt - RB,
Oklahoma State     Rich Glover - DL,
Nebraska
1971     Pat Sullivan - QB,
Auburn     Ed Marinaro - RB,
Cornell     Greg Pruitt - RB,
Oklahoma State
1970     Jim Plunkett - QB,
Stanford     Joe Theismann -
QB, Notre Dame     Archie Manning - QB,
Ole Miss
1969     Steve Owens - RB,
Oklahoma     Mike Phipps - QB,
Purdue     Rex Kern - QB,
Ohio State
1968     O.J. Simpson - RB,
Southern Cal     Leroy Keyes - RB,
Purdue     Terry Hanratty - QB,
Notre Dame
1967     Gary Beban - QB,
UCLA     O.J. Simpson - RB,
Southern Cal     Leroy Keyes - RB,
Purdue
1966     Steve Spurrier - QB,
Florida     Bob Griese - QB,
Purdue     Nick Eddy - RB,
Notre Dame
1965     Mike Garrett - RB,
Southern Cal     Howard Twilley - WR,
Tulsa     Jim Grabowski - RB,
Illinois
1964     John Huarte - QB,
Notre Dame     Jerry Rhome - QB,
Tulsa     Dick Butkus - LB,
Illinois
1963     Roger Staubach - QB,
Navy     Billy Lothridge - QB,
Georgia Tech     Sherman Lewis - RB,
Michigan State
1962     Terry Baker - QB,
Oregon State     Jerry Stovall - RB,
LSU     Bob Bell - DL,
Minnesota
1961     Ernie Davis - RB,
Syracuse     Bob Ferguson - RB,
Ohio State     Jimmy Saxton - RB,
Texas
1960     Joe Bellino - RB,
Navy     Tom Brown - OL,
Minnesota     Jake Gibbs - QB,
Ole Miss
1959     Billy Cannon - RB,
LSU     Richie Lucas - QB,
Penn State     Don Meredith - QB,
SMU
1958     Pete Dawkins - RB,
Army     Randy Duncan - QB,
Iowa     Billy Cannon- RB,
LSU
1957     John David Crow - RB,
Texas A&M     Alex Karras - DL,
Iowa     Walt Kowalczyk - RB,
Michigan State
1956     Paul Hornung - QB,
Notre Dame     Johnny Majors - RB,
Tennessee     Tommy McDonald - RB.
Oklahoma
1955     Howard Cassady - RB,
Ohio State     Jim Swink - RB,
TCU     George Welsh - QB,
Navy
1954     Alan Ameche - FB,
Wisconsin     Kurt Burris - OL,
Oklahoma     Howard Cassady - RB,
Ohio State
1953     John Lattner - RB,
Notre Dame     Paul Giel - RB,
Minnesota     Paul Cameron - RB,
UCLA
1952     Billy Vessels - RB,
Oklahoma     Jack Scarbath - QB,
Maryland     Paul Giel - RB,
Minnesota
1951     Dick Kazmaier - RB,
Princeton     Hank Lauricella - RB,
Tennessee     Babe Parilli - QB,
Kentucky
1950     Vic Janowicz - RB,
Ohio State     Kyle Rote - RB,
SMU     Reds Bagnell - RB,
Pennsylvania
1949     Leon Hart - TE,
Notre Dame     Charlie Justice - RB,
North Carolina     Doak Walker - RB,
SMU
1948     Doak Walker - RB,
SMU     Charlie Justice - RB,
North Carolina     Chuck Bednarik - OL/LB,
Pennsylvania
1947     John Lujack - QB,
Notre Dame     Bob Chappuis - RB,
Michigan     Doak Walker - RB,
SMU
1946     Glenn Davis - RB,
Army     Charley Trippi - RB,
Georgia     Johnny Lujack - QB,
Notre Dame
1945     Doc Blanchard - FB,
Army     Glenn Davis - RB,
Army     Rob Fenimore - RB,
Oklahoma State
1944     Les Horvath - HB,
Ohio State     Glenn Davis - RB,
Army     Doc Blanchard - FB,
Army
1943     Angelo Bertelli - QB,
Notre Dame     Bob Odell - RB,
Pennsylvaia     Otto Graham - QB,
Northwestern
1942     Frank Sinkwich - RB,
Georgia     Paul Governali - QB,
Columbia     Clint Castleberry - RB,
Georgia Tech
1941     Bruce Smith - RB,
Minnesota     Angelo Bertelli - QB,
Notre Dame     Frankie Albert - QB,
Stanford
1940     Tom Harmon - RB,
Michigan     John Kimbrough - RB,
Texas A&M     George Franck - RB,
Minnesota
1939     Nile Kinnick - RB,
Iowa     Tom Harmon - RB,
Michigan     Paul Christman - QB,
Missouri
1938     Davey O’Brien - QB,
TCU     Marshall Goldberg - RB,
Pittsburgh     Sid Luckman - QB,
Columbia
1937     Clinton Frank - HB,
Yale     Byron White - RB,
Colorado     Marshall Goldberg - RB,
Pittsburgh
1936     Larry Kelley - TE,
Yale     Sam Francis - RB,
Nebraska     Ray Buivid - RB,
Marquette
1935     Jay Berwanger - RB,
Chicago     Monk Meyer - RB,
Army     

Bill Shakespeare - RB,
Notre Dame