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Has a College Football game ever ended 44-16?

Yes. College Football has seen a final score of 44-16 25 times. It first happened on October 4, 1958, when New Mexico beat Montana, and most recently on January 8, 2019, when Clemson beat Alabama.

Where 44-16 sits among nearby College Football scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 44-16 the 624th most common final score out of 2,216 that have ever occurred in College Football. One point away, 45-16 has happened 26 times and 44-17 has happened 35 times.

Every 44-16 in College Football history

DateResultSeason
2019-01-08Clemson over Alabama2018Playoff
2018-11-10Arkansas State over Coastal Carolina2018
2017-11-01Bowling Green over Kent State2017
2017-09-09UNLV over Idaho2017
2015-09-12Troy over Charleston Southern2015
2014-11-09Louisiana over New Mexico State2014
2014-08-30Air Force over Nicholls2014
2011-09-17Indiana State over Western Kentucky2011
2009-10-17Houston over Tulane2009
2009-09-19Kansas over Duke2009
2005-10-08South Carolina over Kentucky2005
2005-09-28Miami (OH) over Cincinnati2005
2004-10-03Hawai'i over Tulsa2004
2002-10-12Iowa over Michigan State2002
2002-08-29Toledo over Cal Poly2002
2001-09-08BYU over California2001
1991-11-02Washington over Arizona State1991
1987-11-14San José State over Long Beach State1987
1985-10-05Texas over Rice1985
1978-10-07Brown over Princeton1978
1976-11-20Southern Illinois over Marshall1976
1972-11-11Utah State over Utah1972
1970-09-19Washington State over Idaho1970
1968-10-05Princeton over Columbia1968
1958-10-04New Mexico over Montana1958

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