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Has a College Football game ever ended 16-16?

It has. 16-16 has been a College Football final 23 times in 84,433 games. The first was Pennsylvania Alumni and Pennsylvania drew on November 20, 1884; the latest was Colorado and Kansas State drew on October 23, 1993.

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

That makes 16-16 the 661st most common final score out of 2,216 that have ever occurred in College Football. One point away, 17-16 has happened 135 times and 16-17 has happened never.

Every 16-16 in College Football history

DateTeamsSeason
1993-10-23Colorado / Kansas State1993
1991-09-28Central Michigan / Toledo1991
1988-01-01Syracuse / Auburn1987Playoff
1987-09-26Northern Illinois / Northwestern1987
1986-09-13Rutgers / Kentucky1986
1985-11-16UNLV / San José State1985
1984-10-06Central Michigan / Eastern Michigan1984
1984-09-29Toledo / Ohio1984
1983-09-17Georgia / Clemson1983
1983-09-10Kansas / TCU1983
1980-11-08App State / VMI1980
1973-11-03Southern Illinois / Ball State1973
1967-11-11West Virginia / William & Mary1967
1967-11-04Oregon State / UCLA1967
1965-11-20Houston / Florida State1965
1960-09-24UTEP / North Texas1960
1958-09-27Wichita State / Cincinnati1958
1952-10-25Nebraska / Colorado1952
1930-11-01Brown / Syracuse1930
1914-10-31Oklahoma / Kansas1914
1893-10-14Worcester Polytechnic Institute / Trinity (CT)1893
1892-10-12Northwestern / Illinois1892
1884-11-20Pennsylvania Alumni / Pennsylvania1884

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