What is the highest scoring game in the history of college football?
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Georgia Tech beat Cumberland (TN) 222-0 on October 7, 1916
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Your best bet if you're looking for the score from a specific game is to check the web site of one of the schools -- they may have a 'history' section on their athletic web page that lists results.\n\nOther than that, contact the SID at one of the schools by email and ask.
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What the score was at halftime.
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Without a doubt the 1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers was by far the greatest college football team in history.  I'm not sure how The Sporting News came up with that one but historically the '71 team could have beaten a half dozen professional teams that year.  Maybe the greatest of all college football games was played that year as well when Nebraska beat Oklahoma in a classic.  Oklahoma had a powerhouse that season as well.  Maybe The Sporting News needs to dig alittle deeper into their vault before clowning the '95 team.  They were good but certainly not the best.
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No question.  Football.  NCAA over Pro though.
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It depends on if you are talking about total career or at just one school.  Bobby Bowden and Joe Paterno have the record right now since Paul "Bear" Bryant died.  I don't know what there records are but I know that the Bear was 323-85-17 in his career and 232-46-9 at Alabama.  Jo Pa passed him in 2001.  Keep in mind that PBB has been dead since 1983.  So I guess you have to define "best" for yourself :) \n\nRoll Tide!!!!!
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I think Crazy Legs Hirsch went to Wisconsin.  And so did Alan "The Horse" Ameche, who scored the winning TD in the Greatest Game Ever Played. Right now, Aaron Gibson of the Cowboys and Troy Vincent of the Eagles both played for Wisconsin.  And Ron Dayne, of course.  There are probably others, but that's all I can think of.
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#World Cup Highest Scoring Games#\n---------------------------------\n\nYear     Final Score                               Halftime    Goals\n----     -----------                                       --------         -----\n1954     Austria 7, Switzerland 5           AUT, 5-4      12\n1982     Hungary 10, El Salvador 1       HUN, 3-0      11\n1954     Hungary 8, West Germany 3   HUN, 3-1      11\n1938     Brazil 6, Poland 5 OT *            BRA, 3-1      11\n1958     France 7, Paraguay 3              Tie, 2-2        10\n1954     Hungary 9, South Korea 0        HUN, 4-0       9\n1974     Yugoslavia 9, Zaire 0                YUG, 6-0       9\n1954     West Germany 7, Turkey 2     GER, 3-1       9\n1930     Argentina 6, Mexico 3               ARG, 3-0       9\n1958     France 6, West Germany 3     FRA, 3-1       9\n2002     Germany 8, Saudi Arabia 0     GER, 4-0       8
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heck USC\n\nIf it came down to a score\n\nUSC45-20
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Most definitly the Bears and Packers- They're the oldest rival in football history !!!!!!  Go Packers !
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Arizona State versus Arizona.\n\nIt's for the oldest trophy in college football, the Territorial Cup.
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This game is old school! Back when life was good the Huskers playin a game that means something against O.U. Also back when Texas sucked! Hey Texas hook'em ,hook up another Loss! you burnt orange b@stards!
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It was 1890, against Ohio Wesleyan:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_State_Buckeyes_football#1890-1912:_Beginnings
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Football (American, not that dumb kick-ball game),\nBasketball,\nand Baseball
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I'm gonna have to go with the most popular sport in the world on this one. While I think Ohio State vs. Michigan is up there, I'm going to have to go with Real Madrid vs. Barcelona. Many other soccer rivalries could be chosen as well but this one stands out to me because of one game I remember. Figo, an ex-Barcelona player turned Real Madrid player, came back to Barcelona's stadium. While taking a corner kick, the stands showered him with flying objects and curses. Right before he was about to kick, a head of a pig went flying onto the ground next to him. Soccer fans must be the most intense of all sports.
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Michigan has scored 28602, Nebraska 28295, Notre Dame 28120 those are the three leading teams in scoring at this time.
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The previous question on this topic, elicited 5085 and counting, how many answers, you reckon you'll get son?\n\n\nMy greatest sports feat coming from a football fan is surprisingly golf. 1986 US Masters won by Jack Nicklaus, followed by Pete Sampras winning his final US Open.