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SMU Mustangs

Every SMU Mustangs head-to-head record: 1,185 games against 138 opponents since 1915.

All-time record560-571-54
Regular season552-559-53
Postseason8-12-1

See SMU Mustangs territory on ImperialismMap.

Most common matchups

Titles and postseason[2]

AchievementTotalSeasons
League titles3claimed national title: 1982, 1981, 1935
Conference titles12AAC: 2023; SWC: 1984, 1982, 1981, 1966, 1948, 1947, 1940, 1935, 1931, 1926, 1923
Division titles2C-USA West: 2010, 2009

Home venues[1]

  1. 1915 to 1925 Armstrong Field
  2. 1926 to 1929 Ownby Stadium
  3. 1930 to 1971 Cotton Bowl
  4. 1972 to 1973 Texas Stadium
  5. 1974 to 1978 Cotton Bowl
  6. 1979 to 1986 Texas Stadium
  7. 1989 to 1994 Ownby Stadium
  8. 1995 to 1999 Cotton Bowl
  9. Since 2000 Gerald J. Ford Stadium

Upcoming

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 Sky

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
SMU Mustangs vs Montana State Bobcats1-012013
SMU Mustangs vs UC Davis Aggies1-012026

Big Ten Conference

C-USA

Independent

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
SMU Mustangs vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish3-10131989
SMU Mustangs vs UConn Huskies5-052018

Mountain West

PAC-12

Patriot

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
SMU Mustangs vs Fordham Rams1-231941

Pioneer Football League

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
SMU Mustangs vs Drake Bulldogs1-011925

SEC

Southland

Southwestern Athletic Conference

Sun Belt

UAC

OpponentRecordGamesLast met
SMU Mustangs vs Abilene Christian Wildcats2-022021

Other opponents

Unlisted opponents (12 games): 7-4-1. 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, Division titles, League titles.