Florida Football Extends NCAA-Record Scoring Streak to 481 Games
Florida's football team scored a late touchdown against SEC rival Georgia to extend its NCAA-record scoring streak to 481 consecutive games.
Wilkes Barre Scranton Hazleton, PA, November 1, 2026 — Florida’s football program has further cemented its place in NCAA history, extending its remarkable scoring streak to 481 consecutive games. This significant milestone was achieved following a late touchdown scored against SEC rival Georgia.
The streak, which began decades ago, represents a consistent ability for the Florida Gators to put points on the board in every contest they have played. The most recent scoring play came against their conference opponent, Georgia, during a pivotal moment late in the game.
The NCAA record for consecutive games scoring is a testament to the sustained success and offensive output of the program over an extended period. While the specific date of this latest game and the exact number of points scored in that game were not detailed, the outcome confirmed the continuation of this historic streak.
This achievement places Florida’s football team in an elite category for offensive consistency within the collegiate landscape. The streak has continued through various eras of college football, coaching changes, and team rosters, highlighting a deep-rooted culture of offensive performance.
The exact circumstances of the touchdown against Georgia, including the score at the time and the player who scored it, were not provided in the summary. However, the immediate result was the confirmation that the NCAA’s longest active scoring streak remains intact, now standing at 481 games.
Further details regarding the history of the streak or its previous milestones were not available in the provided summary.
Story summarized from the original created by MARK LONG, Associated Press on www.2822news.com, see more information here.
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