Season leaderboard
Top 25 College Football Games of 2007
Every completed game in the season, scored without team allegiance by game-time AP poll strength, final-score closeness, and overtime.
- Games
- 25
- Top score
- 74/100
- Overtime
- 2
National ranking
The season's top 25
25 of these games include at least one AP-ranked team at kickoff. Open a supported game for its box score and statistics.
- 2007Week 9
Boston College at Virginia Tech
Boston College 14, Virginia Tech 10
No. 2 Boston College vs. No. 8 Virginia Tech · 4-point margin
Ranking 42/50 · Closeness 31/35 · Overtime 0/15
73
Game score
Full Game · 2007 Virginia Tech vs. Boston College (Regular Season Full Game)
- 2007Week 6
Florida at LSU
Florida 24, LSU 28
No. 9 Florida vs. No. 1 LSU · 4-point margin
Ranking 42/50 · Closeness 31/35 · Overtime 0/15
73
Game score
Full Game · 2007 LSU vs. Florida (Regular Season Full Game)
- 2007Week 14
Tennessee at LSU
Tennessee 14, LSU 21
No. 14 Tennessee vs. No. 5 LSU · 7-point margin
Ranking 33/50 · Closeness 28/35 · Overtime 0/15
61
Game score
Full Game · 2007 LSU vs. Tennessee (SEC Championship Game Full Game)
- 2007Week 6
Stanford at USC
Stanford 24, USC 23
Unranked Stanford vs. No. 2 USC · 1-point margin
Ranking 24/50 · Closeness 34/35 · Overtime 0/15
58
Game score
Full Game · Stanford at USC (Full Broadcast)
- 2007Week 14
Oklahoma at Missouri
Oklahoma 38, Missouri 17
No. 9 Oklahoma vs. No. 1 Missouri · 21-point margin
Ranking 42/50 · Closeness 14/35 · Overtime 0/15
56
Game score
Full Game · 2007 Missouri vs. Oklahoma (Big 12 Championship Game Full Game)
- 2007Week 14
Virginia Tech at Boston College
Virginia Tech 30, Boston College 16
No. 6 Virginia Tech vs. No. 12 Boston College · 14-point margin
Ranking 34/50 · Closeness 21/35 · Overtime 0/15
55
Game score
Full Game · 2007 Boston College vs. Virginia Tech (ACC Championship Game Full Game)
Methodology
How each game earns up to 100 points
AP ranking, 50 points: each team earns 26 minus its game-time AP rank. Unranked teams receive zero.
Closeness, 35 points: the final margin is subtracted from 35, with margins of 35 or more receiving zero.
Overtime, 15 points: overtime starts at nine points and rises by two per additional period, capped at 15.
Regular-season rankings use the AP Top 25 recorded for the game's week. Postseason games use the final regular-season AP poll published before bowl and playoff results. Overtime uses period scoring when available, then explicit overtime notes as a fallback. Historical seasons may have less complete period and box-score data.