Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/1996 Texas Tech vs. Kansas State football game
these so-called "established precedents" and "consensus" go against previous history and are nothing more than the opinions of a few editors.  To that, the game clearly passes  and the coverage is far beyond the  guideline as coverage is more than just sports scores and announcements of the game but provides the detail demanded (see essay ).  As to the "Trivia" argument, that is not a reason to delete see  and  specifically.  The article is well sourced in reliable sources, it is more than just routine box scores, has widespread coverage, and by any measure available passes the general notability guideline.  Nominator has a recent pattern of Wikipedia talk:WikiProject College football#Articles for Deletion: regular season single-game articles|bias against articles about regular season games
— User:Paulmcdonald, 00:41, 9 October 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:ROUTINE||WP:NOTROUTINE||WP:TRIVIALCOVERAGE||WP:TRIVIAL (Wikipedia:Notability)