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Illinois Fighting Illini

Every Illinois Fighting Illini head-to-head record: 1,325 games against 143 opponents since 1892.

All-time record644-633-48
Regular season634-621-48
Postseason10-12

See Illinois Fighting Illini territory on ImperialismMap.

Most common matchups

Titles and postseason[2]

AchievementTotalSeasons
League titles5claimed national title: 1951, 1927, 1923, 1919, 1914
Conference titles15Big Ten: 2001, 1990, 1983, 1963, 1953, 1951, 1946, 1928, 1927, 1923, 1919, 1918, 1915, 1914, 1910

Home venues[1]

  1. 1892 to 1922 Illinois Field
  2. Since 1923 Gies Memorial Stadium

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Against conferences

"At the time" counts opponents by their conference in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Against divisions

"At the time" counts opponents by their division in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Every opponent

ACC

American

Big 12

Big Ten Conference

C-USA

Colonial

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Illinois Fighting Illini vs Monmouth Hawks2-021908

Independent

Ivy Group

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Illinois Fighting Illini vs Pennsylvania Quakers2-021926

MAC

Missouri Valley Football Conference

Mountain West

OVC–Big South

PAC-12

Patriot

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Illinois Fighting Illini vs Colgate Raiders1-121957

Pioneer Football League

SEC

Southern

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Illinois Fighting Illini vs Chattanooga Mocs1-012022

Southwestern Athletic Conference

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
Illinois Fighting Illini vs Florida A&M Rattlers1-012004

Sun Belt

Other opponents

Unlisted opponents (41 games): 33-8. Minor one-off opponents are counted in the record above but not listed individually.

Sources

Records are computed from every final game result in the Matchup Index database. About the data.

College football results follow Sports Reference coverage, which omits some early games against non-major opponents.

  1. VenueStats: Home venues.
  2. Wikipedia: Conference titles, League titles.