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College football quiz

The college football quiz is a free daily sports puzzle on real stats: 32 programs, ranked by 22 categories such as all-time wins, Heisman winners and stadium capacity. Play it as Rankle, Blind Ranking and Sort It; each game has one new puzzle a day, the same for everyone.

How do you play the college football quiz?

Rankle

Rankle is a daily sports ranking game: eight athletes or teams arrive one by one, and you put each one in the category where it ranks highest among the whole pool.

You get 8 categories, for example height, titles or market value.
8 items arrive one after another; the next one only shows once the current one is placed.
Put each item in the free category where you think it ranks highest. Each category takes one item.
After the eighth item you see the real ranks and the perfect board.

Scoring: Each category is worth up to 100 points: rank 1 in the whole pool earns 100, the last rank 0, with equal steps between and tied items sharing their points. The best possible game is 800.

Blind Ranking

Blind Ranking is a daily sports ranking game: you rank eight athletes or teams from 1 to 8 on one stat while they arrive one by one, without knowing what comes next.

You get one stat, for example career goals or stadium capacity.
8 items arrive one after another.
Put each one on a spot from 1 to 8 right away. A spot can't be changed later.
At the end you see the true order.

Scoring: The exact spot earns 5 points, one spot off 3, two off 1, so the best possible game is 40. Tied values count as right on any of their spots.

Sort It

Sort It is a daily sports sorting game: you put eight athletes or teams in the right order on one stat, with all of them in view from the start.

You get one stat and all 8 items at once.
Move the rows up and down until you think the order is right.
Tap Done to see the true order.

Scoring: Scored like Blind Ranking: 5 points for the exact spot, 3 for one off, 1 for two off, 40 at most.

What categories are in the college football quiz?

All 22, each with what rank 1 means:

🎓 University founded (rank 1 = oldest)
🏆 Wins, all time (rank 1 = most)
📊 Win rate, all time (rank 1 = highest)
⏳ Years since last AP title (rank 1 = longest)
🏆 AP national titles (rank 1 = most)
🏅 Heisman winners (rank 1 = most)
🥣 Bowl wins, all time (rank 1 = most)
🎯 Playoff appearances (rank 1 = most)
✅ Wins in 2025 (rank 1 = most)
🏟️ Stadium capacity (rank 1 = largest)
🏟️ Stadium opened (rank 1 = oldest)
🎓 Students (rank 1 = largest)
🏙️ Population of college town (rank 1 = largest)
🎟️ 2026 NFL draft picks (rank 1 = most)
💰 Head coach salary 2025 (rank 1 = highest paid)
🏈 Alumni on NFL rosters 2026 (rank 1 = most)
🎟️ NFL draft picks since 1980 (rank 1 = most)
🎟️ First-round picks since 1980 (rank 1 = most)
⭐ Pro Bowlers drafted since 1980 (rank 1 = most)
🏅 Hall of Famers drafted since 1980 (rank 1 = most)
💪 Combine invitees since 2000 (rank 1 = most)
⚡ Fastest 40-yard dash by an alumnus (rank 1 = fastest)

Frequently asked questions

Is the college football quiz free?

Yes. It runs in any browser on phone, tablet or computer, with no account, no app and nothing to pay. Your streaks and today's progress stay in your browser.

How often is there a new college football puzzle?

Every day at midnight, your local time. Each game has one daily puzzle with the same cards for everyone and one attempt per day, so there are 3 college football puzzles a day.

How many programs are in the college football quiz?

32 programs. In Rankle the ranks are worked out across all 32, so rank 1 means the best of the whole pool, not just of the eight cards in your game.

Where does the data in the college football quiz come from?

Wikipedia's NCAA Division I FBS records and bowl lists, ESPN and Sports-Reference standings, nflverse draft data and USA Today coach salaries, current as of September 2026.

Part of Football: also NFL teams, NFL players, NFL Hall of Fame.

All games: Rankle, Blind Ranking, Sort It, Guesstimate, Guess the Record, Impostor.