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There was also the October 1971 game that was 80-0, or 82-0. by IAND75
It was a freshman game against the National University of Mexico, and obviously doesn’t belong in your list of varsity games.
But it is still a fun one to remember.
“… last Saturday night here comes Sergio Chagary Cosio, trying to zip his 165 pounds out of the Mexico City Redskins' backfield. Leading the blocking is Rito Calzada Salda√±a, a 175-pound guard. Double-splat! No one asks if Sergio gained any yards, just if he is still alive. Ah, all is well. Rito just wiggled a foot.”