The College Football Record ESPN Says No Player Will Ever Shatter—Can Anyone Beat the Impossible?
As the 2025 college football season looms just two months away, ESPN dropped a bombshell list spotlighting some of the most unbreakable records looming large over the gridiron. Now, Barry Sanders’ jaw-dropping 1988 single-season rushing yardage still casts a lengthy shadow — but Ashton Jeanty nearly rewrote that story last season with a staggering 2,601 yards. And who could ignore Florida State’s ironclad reign under Bobby Bowden, a dizzying stretch of top-five finishes spanning more than a decade? Yet, when it comes to the crown jewel of immutability, ESPN salutes Oklahoma’s legendary 47-game winning streak under Bud Wilkinson—a feat so untouchable, you’d swear it was spun from another dimension. In an age of NIL chaos and relentless roster shakeups, could such a long streak ever be replicated? Or is Oklahoma’s run forever etched as the holy grail, the Sisyphean challenge no team will ever conquer? Let’s chew on that as we dive deeper. LEARN MORE
With the 2025 college football season two months away, ESPN has released a list of the sport’s most unbreakable records.
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