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Yawn Fests – Third Lowest Scoring Game in College Football in the last 20 Years (Factoid 645)

Date: 10/20/15
Bryan Borreson Kicker Utah Utes
Utah's Bryan Borreson celebrates during Utah's 3-0 win over BYU in 2003.
(Image courtesy of www.deseretnews.com)


We have been writing a lot about Cupcake Games. This week we turn to Yawn Fests: extremely low scoring games. We concentrated on the last twenty years of college football, because low scoring games were often the norm throughout College Football history. College Football has most definitely changed to a higher scoring event than even twenty years ago.

There were six games in the last twenty years where only three points were scored. In one game the field goal was scored in overtime, so that is the lowest scoring game in points per minute. The other five games are tied in for 2nd in the lowest points score.

In 2003 the Utah Utes beat the BYU Cougars by a score of 3-0. Bryan Borreson made a 41-yard field goal in the second quarter to win this game for Coach Urban Meyer.


Yawn Fests – Fourth Lowest Scoring Game in College Football in the last 20 Years (Factoid 644)
Yawn Fests – Second Lowest Scoring Game in College Football in the last 20 Years (Factoid 646)

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