If someone asked you to name the ten college football teams with the best home records since 2011, which schools would be on your list?

Well, if you were thinking Oklahoma, Virginia Tech, Texas, Boise State, Wisconsin, Florida, TCU or Notre Dame, you’d be wrong. Though those teams all have excellent home records over the last decade, they aren’t even in the top 10 over the last three seasons.

Here’s a look at the FBS teams—ranked for your pleasure—that have a winning percentage of 90 or better at home since 2011 and the teams tasked with visiting them in 2014.

Be afraid, be very afraid.

T8. Georgia Southern

Record at Home since 2011: 19-2 (90.5%)

Georgia Southern enters its inaugural season in the FBS ranks with one of the best home records in college football. The Eagles went 8-0 at home in 2011, lost 31-28 to Appalachian State in 2012 and then dropped a game 16-14 to Furman in 2013.

It will be intriguing to see how Georgia Southern’s record at Paulson Stadium holds up a couple of seasons into its membership in the Sun Belt conference.

2014 Home Opponents: FCS Savannah State, Appalachian State, Idaho, Troy and ULM.

T8. Alabama

Record at Home since 2011: 19-2 (90.5%)

The Crimson Tide have only lost six home games in the Nick Saban era and three of those came in 2007, his first season at the helm. Alabama’s most recent home loss was in 2012 when No. 15 Texas A&M edged the No. 1 Tide 29-24 in Tuscaloosa.

Other than that, the only other loss at Bryant-Denny in the last three years came in 2011 when No. 2 Alabama fell to No. 1 LSU 9-6.

2014 Home Opponents: Florida Atlantic, Southern Miss, Florida, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, Western Carolina and Auburn.

T8. Michigan

Record at Home since 2011: 19-2 (90.5%)

Despite slipping from 11 wins in 2011, to eight in 2012 and seven in 2013, Michigan has only lost two games in the Big House since Brady Hoke took over in 2011.

In fact, Hoke was 14-0 at home coming into last season only to lead the Wolverines to losses against Nebraska (17-13) and No. 3 Ohio State (42-41). That puts him a mere five-points short of a perfect 21-0 record at Michigan Stadium.

2014 Home Opponents: Appalachian State, Miami (Ohio), Utah, Minnesota, Penn State, Indiana and Maryland.

T8. Clemson

Record at Home since 2011: 19-2 (90.5%)

The last of the four FBS teams with a 19-2 record at home since 2011, Clemson’s most recent home loss came in 2013 when it was ranked No. 3 and got drilled 51-14 by No. 5 Florida State. Before that it was in 2012, when No. 13 South Carolina came to town and walked away with a 27-17 win.

The Tigers haven’t lost a game to an unranked opponent in Memorial Stadium since 2008 when they fell 21-17 to Georgia Tech.

No ACC team has a better home record since 2011 than does Clemson.

2014 Home Opponents: FCS South Carolina State, North Carolina, NC State, Louisville, Syracuse, Georgia State and South Carolina.

T6. Oregon

Record at Home since 2011: 20-2 (91%)

The Ducks haven’t lost at Autzen since 2012 when they fell 17-14 to No. 14 Stanford in overtime. Before that it was 2011 when No. 18 USC visited Eugene and beat the No. 4 Ducks 38-35. Much like Michigan, Oregon is only points away from a perfect mark at home since 2011.

The last time the Ducks lost more than one home game in a season was in 2007, when they fell to both unranked Oregon State and No. 6 Cal.

2014 Home Opponents: FCS South Dakota, Michigan State, Wyoming, Arizona, Washington, Stanford and Colorado.

T6. Ohio State

Record at Home since 2011: 20-2 (91%)

Urban Meyer is 15-0 at Ohio Stadium since coming to Columbus in 2012, a record that puts him on track with his predecessor Jim Tressel, who had a 64-7 mark at home in his 10 years at the helm.

The Buckeyes’ only two home losses in the last three years both came in 2011, when interim head coach Luke Fickell led the team its first losing season since 1988. The two defeats were to No. 21 Penn State (20-14) and unranked Michigan State (10-7).

No Big Ten program has a better record at home since 2011 than Ohio State.

2014 Home Opponents: Virginia Tech, Kent State, Cincinnati, Rutgers, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.

5. Baylor

Record at Home since 2011: 19-1 (95%)

Baylor’s 19-1 mark in Waco since 2011 is the best home record in the Big 12. It’s better than Oklahoma State’s 17-2, Oklahoma’s 15-3, Texas’ 12-6 and TCU’s 10-8.

This is an unbelievable feat for a program that went 10-9 at home from 2008-10 and 7-11 from 2005-07.

The sole home loss for the Bears in the last three years came in 2012, when unranked TCU strode into town and slapped them with an ugly 49-21 loss.

Baylor’s home record will be tested at a new venue in 2014 as it moves from Floyd Casey Stadium (built in 1950) to glittering McLane Stadium, located on the banks of the Brazos River.

2014 Home Opponents: SMU, FCS Northwestern State, TCU, Kansas, Oklahoma State and Kansas State.

T2. South Carolina

Record at Home since 2011: 20-1 (95.2%)

The first of three teams with a 20-1 record at home since 2011, South Carolina’s only home loss came three years ago when it got nipped by unranked Auburn 16-13.

The Gamecocks are a perfect 14-0 over their last two seasons at William-Brice, a run that included wins over No. 6 Clemson and No. 5 Georgia.

2014 Home Opponents: Texas A&M, East Carolina, Georgia, Missouri, FCS Furman, Tennessee and South Alabama.

T2. LSU

Record at Home since 2011: 20-1 (95.2%)

The other SEC program tied at No. 2 on our list, LSU’s only loss at home over the last three seasons came in 2012 when it fell to No. 1 Alabama 21-17. Before that, the Tigers hadn’t lost at home since 2009 when they fell to No. 1 Florida 13-3.

The last time LSU lost at home to an unranked opponent was in 2008 when Ole Miss came to Tiger Stadium and won 31-13.

2014 Home Opponents: FCS Sam Houston State, ULM, Mississippi State, New Mexico State, Kentucky, Ole Miss and Alabama.

T2. Stanford

Record at Home since 2011: 20-1 (95.2%)

The best home team in the Pac-12 over the last three years, Stanford’s only hiccup came in 2011 when it lost 53-30 to No. 6 Oregon. The Cardinal are 14-0 over the last two seasons at home including wins over No. 2 Oregon and No. 9 UCLA last season and No. 1 Oregon and No. 2 USC in 2012.

2014 Home Opponents: FCS UC-Davis, USC, Army, Washington State, Oregon State and Utah.

1. Northern Illinois

Record at Home since 2011: 17-0 (100%)

The best team in the FBS at home over the last three seasons, the MAC’s Northern Illinois is 22-0 at Huskie Stadium since 2010.

The last time the Huskies lost at home was in 2009 when Idaho waltzed into DeKalb as 15-point underdogs and engineered a 34-31 upset.

Northern Illinois hasn’t played a ranked team at home since 2003, when it beat No. 15 Maryland 20-13 in the season opener.

2014 Home Opponents: FCS Presbyterian, Kent State, Central Michigan, Miami (Ohio) and Toledo.