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Has a College Football game ever ended 33-29?

Yes. College Football has seen a final score of 33-29 20 times. It first happened on November 11, 1950, when Bradley beat Wayne State, and most recently on October 5, 2013, when Oklahoma State beat Kansas State.

Where 33-29 sits among nearby College Football scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 33-29 the 716th most common final score out of 2,216 that have ever occurred in College Football. One point away, 34-29 has happened 23 times and 33-30 has happened 49 times.

Every 33-29 in College Football history

DateResultSeason
2013-10-05Oklahoma State over Kansas State2013
2011-10-30Ohio State over Wisconsin2011
2010-10-09LSU over Florida2010
2003-10-25Cincinnati over Army2003
2003-09-13UCF over Florida Atlantic2003
2001-11-17Northern Illinois over Ball State2001
1997-10-11Oklahoma State over Colorado1997
1997-10-11Cincinnati over UAB1997
1994-11-19Indiana over Purdue1994
1994-10-01Louisville over Pittsburgh1994
1993-10-02Boston College over Syracuse1993
1992-10-03Utah over Colorado State1992
1992-09-19Toledo over Purdue1992
1982-09-04Abilene Christian over West Texas A&M1982
1973-10-27LSU over South Carolina1973
1970-10-03William & Mary over Ohio Wesleyan1970
1967-10-21Utah over Arizona1967
1958-11-22SMU over Baylor1958
1958-11-01Air Force over Oklahoma State1958
1950-11-11Bradley over Wayne State1950

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