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Eagles Remain Winningest Team in Virginia Since 2000
 The small private liberal arts school located in Bridgewater, Virginia, ranks number one in football out of all 23 colleges and universities in the Old Dominion in winning percentage since the turn of the millennium. Since 2000, the Bridgewater College Eagles have reeled off a 79-16 record, winning 83% of games played. The next best win percentage is 76%, which is held by Virginia Tech, who has a record of 79-25 since the 2000 season. In the state of Virginia, there are 10 Division III schools, seven FCS (formerly Division I-AA), two BCS (formerly Division I-A), two Division II, one USCAA, and one NAIA.
| Rank | School | Division | Win% | Overall |
| 1
| Bridgewater
| III
| 83.2
| 79-16 |
| 2
| Virginia Tech
| BCS
| 76.0
| 79-25 |
| 3
| Hampton
| FCS
| 70.7
| 65-27 |
| 4
| Hampden-Sydney
| III
| 66.7
| 54-27 |
| 5
| Christopher Newport
| III
| 66.2
| 49-25 |
| 6
| James Madison
| FCS
| 58.3
| 56-40 |
| 7
| Virginia Union
| II
| 57.3
| 47-35 |
| 8
| Virginia
| BCS
| 57.0
| 57-43 |
| 9
| Ferrum
| III
| 56.4
| 44-34 |
| 10
| Washington & Lee
| III
| 55.0
| 44-36 |
| 11
| William & Mary
| FCS
| 52.2
| 47-43 |
| 12
| Richmond
| FCS
| 50.5
| 48-47 |
| 13
| Virginia State
| II
| 50.0
| 39-39 |
| 14
| UVA-Wise
| NAIA
| 45.9
| 39-46 |
| 15
| Emory & Henry
| III
| 45.7
| 37-44 |
| 16
| Shenandoah
| III
| 41.3
| 33-47 |
| 17
| Randolph-Macon
| III
| 40.0
| 32-48 |
| 18
| Liberty
| FCS
| 39.3
| 35-54 |
| 19
| Averett
| III
| 39.0
| 30-47 |
| 20
| Newport News Apprentice
| III
| 38.5
| 30-48 |
| 21
| Norfolk State
| FCS
| 35.6
| 31-56 |
| 22
| Southern Virginia
| USCAA
| 28.0
| 14-36 |
| 23
| Virginia Military Institute
| FCS
| 23.3
| 21-69 |
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