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Has a College Football game ever ended 16-15?

Yes. College Football has seen a final score of 16-15 25 times. It first happened on September 29, 1923, when BYU beat Montana State, and most recently on December 30, 2023, when Wyoming beat Toledo.

Where 16-15 sits among nearby College Football scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 16-15 the 622nd most common final score out of 2,215 that have ever occurred in College Football. One point away, 17-15 has happened 88 times and 16-16 has happened 23 times.

Every 16-15 in College Football history

DateResultSeason
2023-12-30Wyoming over Toledo2023Playoff
2015-09-19Furman over UCF2015
2009-09-19Virginia Tech over Nebraska2009
2007-10-06Temple over Northern Illinois2007
2005-10-29South Carolina over Tennessee2005
2000-10-21San Diego State over BYU2000
1997-10-18Penn State over Minnesota1997
1994-09-24Memphis over Arkansas1994
1992-09-12Louisville over Memphis1992
1989-10-28Virginia over Louisville1989
1987-10-03Kansas over Southern Illinois1987
1980-09-06Georgia over Tennessee1980
1978-11-25North Carolina over Duke1978
1975-11-29North Texas over West Texas A&M1975
1975-10-03BYU over New Mexico1975
1973-10-06Temple over Cincinnati1973
1968-11-16Arizona over Utah1968
1962-11-22Montana over Colorado State1962
1962-10-20Colgate over Princeton1962
1961-10-28Georgia over Kentucky1961
1961-10-14Richmond over George Washington1961
1960-11-12Alabama over Georgia Tech1960
1958-11-22California over Stanford1958
1944-10-07SMU over Southwestern University1944
1923-09-29BYU over Montana State1923

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