Game articles
Games with their own Wikipedia article (every bowl, plus famous regular-season games back to 1869): attendance, TV network, referee and overtime periods, matched to the game by score, date and teams.
1,919 rows, 1910–2025. Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). On the site: Bowl game pages.
1,919 rows, page 1 of 39. Click a column to sort.
The CSV and JSON hold the rows these filters find, up to 50,000, with the ids that link them to other datasets; the JSON also describes each column.
Columns (9, what each one holds)
| Column | Type | What it holds | |
|---|---|---|---|
game_id | whole number | The game’s id (CollegeFootballData.com’s); links to its game page | |
season | The season (the year it began) | ||
away_id | The away team’s id | ||
home_id | The home team’s id (the first-named team at a neutral site) | ||
article | text | The English Wikipedia article it comes from | |
attendance | whole number | No description yet. | |
network | text | No description yet. | |
referee | text | No description yet. | |
overtime | whole number | No description yet. |
How to cite
"Game articles." CollegeFootballDigest, from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0). https://collegefootballdigest.com/data/bowl-articles. Retrieved October 19, 2026.
Name the original source, Wikipedia, and its license (CC BY-SA 4.0), which requires the credit and that what you build from it is shared alike.