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    Question #20877. Heisman asks:

    What was the biggest blowout in American college football history?


    Friar Tuck

    		I am answering in total ignorance of the rules so apologies if this is not any help. According to
    http://espn.go.com/ncf/2000/20001007/recap/ooctth.html

    The Sooners also came within a point of the biggest blowout, a 50-0 OU win in 1908, and the 77 points were another series record.

    Jul 25 02, 8:31 AM
    gtho4

    		There seem to be different Divisions (1-A, 1-AA, II and III), plus the navy were also playing NCAA Football and sometimes there are two sets of records.

    Division 1-A ... Most Points Scored:-
    Wyoming vs. Northern Colo. 103-0 on November 5th, 1949
    http://ncaa.org/library/records/football_records_book/2001/005-108.pdf on page 15

    Division 1-A ... Most points scored two consecutive games:-
    177 by Houston in 1968:
    77-3 vs. Idaho on November 16th
    100-6 vs. Tulsa on November 23rd
    http://ncaa.org/library/records/football_records_book/2001/005-108.pdf on page 17

    Division 1-AA ... Most Points Scored
    Portland State (105 points) vs. Delaware State, November 8th, 1980
    http://ncaa.org/library/records/football_records_book/2001/109-158.pdf at page 9

    and then you get to a page with this on it, and wonder what you've been looking at:-
    North Central vs. Lewis Institute 116-0, in 1916
    http://www.noctrl.edu/athlet/football/records.shtml

    Jul 25 02, 9:56 AM
    Andy

    		222-0 Georgia Tech beats Cumberland University, October 1917.

    Aug 03 02, 8:32 PM
    wrestlinghog

    		The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets shutout Cumberland in 1917, the same year they won the national championship with legendary coach John W. Heisman.

    Jul 06 07, 8:32 AM
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