College Football

17–0

Spin for a program and an era, draft ten legends, and see if your team can run the table to a perfect 17-0.

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  1. Spin

    Land on a team and an era, 1990 to today, from the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC.

  2. Draft 10

    One QB, one RB, two WRs and a TE, plus five defenders. Position caps apply.

  3. Go 17-0

    12 games, a conference title game, then a four-round playoff revealed one game at a time.

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The Top 100The greatest players since 1990, rated era by era.All-Time RostersThe all-time lineup for all 68 programs, Alabama to Wake Forest.

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The Rulebook

What is 17-0?
17-0 is a free college football team-builder game. Spin for a program and an era, draft ten real players from 1990 to today, then simulate a full season and see if your super-team can finish a perfect 17-0.
Why 17-0?
A perfect run is 17 straight wins: 12 regular-season games, a conference championship game, then four rounds of the playoff.
Which teams and players are in the game?
68 programs from the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and ACC, plus Notre Dame, using today's conference alignment. Each program's real players are split into five-year eras from 1990, plus a current 2025-present era.
How are player ratings decided?
Every player gets a 0-99 overall built from real college production, national awards and Heisman voting, all-conference honors and NFL draft position. Ratings are graded against each player's own era, so a 1995 star and a 2024 star compare straight up.
What are the game modes?
Easy lets you hand-pick your first player from the full pool. Hard makes every pick come from the wheel. Impossible hides every overall while you draft, gives you 3 scouts and no re-rolls. Conference Mode locks the wheel to a single league, and Era Mode to a single decade.
Is 17-0 like 20-0?
Yes. 17-0 is inspired by squad-building games like 20-0 for the NFL and 38-0 for the Premier League, rebuilt for college football with era-relative ratings and a playoff run.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It's free to play in your browser with no account. Sign in only if you want to save seasons and climb the leaderboard.