Florida Classic - Game Results

Game Results

FAMU owns the series record 21-12 since 1978.

Bethune-Cookman victories shaded in ██ maroon. Florida A&M victories are shaded in ██ orange.

Year Winning team Losing team Attendance Location
2012 BCU 21 FAMU 16 32,317 Orlando
2011 BCU 26 FAMU 16 60,213 Orlando
2010 FAMU 38 BCU 27 60,712 Orlando
2009 FAMU 42 BCU 6 59,418 Orlando
2008 FAMU 58 BCU 35 60,712 Orlando
2007 BCU 34 FAMU 7 65,367 Orlando
2006 FAMU 35 BCU 28 71,216 Orlando
2005 FAMU 26 BCU 23 (OT) 70,112 Orlando
2004 BCU 58 FAMU 50 (OT) 71,153 Orlando
2003 BCU 39 FAMU 35 73,358 Orlando
2002 BCU 37 FAMU 10 70,201 Orlando
2001 FAMU 31 BCU 21 70,112 Orlando
2000 FAMU 31 BCU 28 70,719 Orlando
1999 FAMU 63 BCU 14 70,125 Orlando
1998 FAMU 50 BCU 14 56,351 Orlando
1997 FAMU 52 BCU 35 56,351 Orlando
1996 FAMU 41 BCU 17 31,208 Tampa
1995 FAMU 43 BCU 0 37,006 Tampa
1994 BCU 27 FAMU 24 36,813 Tampa
1993 FAMU 27 BCU 22 31,264 Tampa
1992 BCU 35 FAMU 21 40,714 Tampa
1991 FAMU 46 BCU 28 40,259 Tampa
1990 FAMU 42 BCU 20 42,776 Tampa
1989 FAMU 30 BCU 7 43,703 Tampa
1988 BCU 25 FAMU 0 50,259 Tampa
1987 FAMU 21 BCU 10 41,521 Tampa
1986 FAMU 16 BCU 6 38,204 Tampa
1985 BCU 31 FAMU 27 41,358 Tampa
1982 FAMU 29 BCU 14 39,160 Tampa
1981 FAMU 20 BCU 0 45,964 Tampa
1980 BCU 16 FAMU 14 43,281 Tampa
1979 BCU 25 FAMU 20 40,253 Tampa
1978 FAMU 27 BCU 17 42,061 Tampa

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