Has a College Football game ever ended 5-5?

It has. 5-5 has been a College Football final 28 times in 84,857 games. The first was Princeton and Army drew on November 5, 1898; the latest was Washington and Lee and Tulane drew on November 30, 1911.

Where 5-5 sits among nearby College Football scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 5-5 the 594th most common final score out of 2,217 that have ever occurred in College Football. One point away, 6-5 has happened 96 times and 5-6 has happened never. Nearly all of its occurrences fall between 1890 and 1919.

Every 5-5 in College Football history

Date	Teams	Season
1911-11-30	Washington and Lee / Tulane	1911
1911-11-11	Missouri / Washington University (St. Louis)	1911
1911-11-11	Baylor / Southwestern University	1911
1911-10-28	Washington and Lee / Virginia Tech	1911
1910-11-24	Missouri / Kansas	1910
1909-11-25	Syracuse / Fordham	1909
1909-11-20	Alabama / Tulane	1909
1908-11-26	Bucknell / George Washington	1908
1907-09-28	Davidson / Virginia	1907
1906-10-25	Tennessee / American	1906
1905-10-14	Tennessee / Clemson	1905
1904-10-29	Lawrence University / Beloit	1904
1904-10-15	Cornell College (IA) / Grinnell	1904
1903-11-07	Wesleyan (CT) / Williams	1903
1903-11-06	Vanderbilt / Texas	1903
1902-11-27	Furman / Charleston	1902
1902-10-22	Vermont / Williams	1902
1902-10-15	Lehigh / Navy	1902
1902-09-27	Golden High / Colorado School Of Mines	1902
1901-11-02	Yale / Army	1901
1901-10-12	Purdue / Chicago	1901
1900-11-29	Iowa / Northwestern	1900
1900-11-21	Washington & Jefferson / Carlisle	1900
1899-11-11	Beloit / Minnesota	1899
1899-10-28	Pennsylvania / Chicago	1899
1899-10-28	Grinnell / Minnesota	1899
1899-10-07	Iowa / Chicago	1899
1898-11-05	Princeton / Army	1898

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