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Has a College Football game ever ended 36-33?

Yes. College Football has seen a final score of 36-33 25 times. It first happened on October 28, 1950, when Michigan State beat Notre Dame, and most recently on September 14, 2024, when LSU beat South Carolina.

Where 36-33 sits among nearby College Football scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 36-33 the 624th most common final score out of 2,216 that have ever occurred in College Football. One point away, 37-33 has happened 13 times and 36-34 has happened 27 times.

Every 36-33 in College Football history

DateResultSeason
2024-09-14LSU over South Carolina2024
2023-10-14Washington over Oregon2023
2022-11-12UConn over Liberty2022
2020-11-21Cincinnati over UCF2020
2017-10-14Colorado over Oregon State2017
2015-09-19Miami over Nebraska2015
2013-10-12Tulane over East Carolina2013
2011-10-06Western Kentucky over Middle Tennessee2011
2011-09-10California over Colorado2011
2009-10-11Washington over Arizona2009
2009-09-26Michigan over Indiana2009
2008-11-01Pittsburgh over Notre Dame2008
2002-11-30UNLV over Colorado State2002
2002-09-15Colorado State over Louisville2002
1998-12-05Texas A&M over Kansas State1998Playoff
1998-11-07Rutgers over Navy1998
1998-10-31Vanderbilt over Duke1998
1998-10-17San Diego State over New Mexico1998
1994-11-12Central Michigan over Bowling Green1994
1994-10-15Auburn over Florida1994
1989-11-18Temple over Rutgers1989
1988-09-24Ohio State over LSU1988
1983-10-15Maryland over Wake Forest1983
1969-09-27Villanova over Delaware1969
1950-10-28Michigan State over Notre Dame1950

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