College Football Trivia Questions
150 questions across multiple rounds
A college football trivia theme covering national champions, Heisman winners, legendary coaches, rivalry games, famous stadiums, bowl games and conference realignment.
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Sample Questions
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- Which rivalry is known as Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate?
- How many teams make the College Football Playoff under the expanded format introduced in 2024?
- Who won the 2015 Heisman Trophy?
- With which school did Bo Jackson win the 1985 Heisman Trophy?
- With which school did Cam Newton win the 2010 Heisman Trophy?
- Who won the 2001 Heisman Trophy?
- Which school does Iowa play for the Floyd of Rosedale trophy?
- Which coach led LSU to the 2007 season national championship?
- From which school did Diego Pavia transfer to Vanderbilt?
- Which school did Ohio State beat in the 2024 season national championship game?
College football trivia works because the sport is built on tradition, with rivalries, mascots and stadiums fans care about as much as the results. The recent playoff era and realignment add plenty of new questions alongside the history.
A strong college football quiz can include Nick Saban's seven titles, Kirby Smart's Georgia, Joe Paterno at Penn State, the Horseshoe, Kyle Field and Reveille, Howard's Rock at Clemson, the Egg Bowl and the Old Oaken Bucket, Bo Jackson and Charles Woodson winning the Heisman, Rutgers beating Princeton in 1869, Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC, the Pac-12 collapse, and Indiana's unbeaten 2025 season with Fernando Mendoza. It works because fans follow both the history and the chaos.
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