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[QUOTE="SWC75, post: 2861805, member: 289"]
The following small colleges have won 20 or most post season games. This includes: playoff games in the NAIA, NCAA Divisions II and III, FCS, bowl games, “special post season games” as listed in the NCAA Record Book, and the championship games of the Pennsylvania Conference, the only small college conference that has them. The championships, (in parenthesis), are NAIA, NCAA Division II and III, FCS, poll championships before the playoffs and Black college national championships.
 
Mount Union		106-17 (13)
North Dakota State	63-14 (15)
Wisconsin-Whitewater   54-11 (6)
Northwest Missouri	48-17 (6)
St. John’s (Minn)	46-26 (4)
Georgia Southern	45-13 (6)
Grand Valley State	45-15 (4)
Mary Hardin-Baylor	45-15 (2)
Linfield			42-25 (4)
Carroll (Mont)		41-20-1 (6) (Mount St. Charles College)
Carson-Newman (Tn)	39-21-1 (5) 
Pittsburg State		37-23 (5) 
Sioux Falls		37-15 (4)
Texas A&M-Kingsville 	35-16 (7) (Texas A&I)
North Alabama		35-18 (3)
Montana		34-22 (2)
St. Francis (Ind)		33-16 (2)
Pacific Lutheran		33-17 (4)
Youngstown State	32-11 (4)
Westminister (Pa)	31-11 (6)
Rowan			31-16
Delaware		31-19 (5)
Florida A&M		31-29-1 (12)
Marshall		30-8 (2)
Wesley			29-14
Ithaca			28-16 (3) 
Wisconsin-Lacrosse	27-15-1 (3)
Valdosta State		26-12 (4)
Prairie View		26-15 (6)
Appalachian State (NC)  26-23 (3)
Georgetown (KY)	25-17 (3)
Indiana (Pa.)		25-21
Northern Iowa		25-21
Jacksonville State	24-18 (1)
Morningside		23-14 (1)
Sam Houston State	23-13-1 (1)
Washington & Jefferson 23-27-1
Findlay			22-10-1 (4) 
Augustana (Ill)		22-11 (4)
Central Ohio		22-14 (10)
Wittenberg		22-17 (3)	
Northwestern Iowa	21-19 (2)
Central Iowa		21-20-1 (1)
St. Thomas (Minn)	20-11
Eastern Washington 	20-14 (1)
West Chester State	20-23
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