Box Score Stats

Completion Percentage in College Football

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In college football, Completion Percentage means: The percentage of pass attempts that are completed. It is a basic passing accuracy stat, though it does not account for throw difficulty, depth, pressure, or opponent quality.

Definition

Completion percentage measures how often a passer completes attempted passes.

Formula

Completed passes ÷ pass attempts × 100

Example

A quarterback who completes 24 of 40 passes has a 60.0% completion percentage.

Why It Matters

It is a basic passing accuracy stat, though it does not account for throw difficulty, depth, pressure, or opponent quality.

How CFB Track Uses It

CFB Track uses glossary definitions like Completion Percentage to make stat pages, rankings, schedules, and player research easier to read without leaving the site context.

Last reviewed 2026-04-24

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Coverage years: 2026. Update frequency: Updated as curated CFBTrack sync jobs complete.