This is a certified Iowa Hawkeyes classic, but my personal favorite is the Iowa-South Dakota State game that was 7-3. At least Iowa got a touchdown, right? Wrong, field goal and two safeties.
@@justanotherbob69 10-1 too. My most irrational fear is that we'll one day see a game where that score shows up, only for the trailing team to kick a field goal and give us a non-Scorigami 10-4 final.
In American Samoa's defense, their regular team had some snafu getting their visas to enter Australia, and their U-21 team had final exams, so that was a bunch of high schoolers they sent to lose 31-0. Also, 12 years later, the goalie on that team was also their goalie in their first-ever international win.
I always think of Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals in which the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz 96-54. The 54 points at the time was the lowest score by an NBA team since the shot clock had been introduced in 1954. The Bulls won the series 4 games to 2. What made Game 3 particularly weird was that every other game in the series was close. The Bulls' three other wins were by five, four, and one points respectively.
Funniest part is the rangers vs Orioles game is that despite it being a 30-3 game...the rangers pitcher Wes Littleton recorded a save in that game because he pitched the final three innings of the game and wasnt the winning pitcher
Another weird score was the Chicago Bulls had their fewest points in a game versus the Heat on April 10, 1999, with 49 points vs. Miami Heat's 82. 49 points? In a NBA game? Or probably the more recent Dolphins winning 70-20 vs. Denver Broncos. Ugh...That stung for me.
Some more fun scores: * NBA: Fort Wayne Pistons 19-Minneapolis Lakers 18 * CFL: Motreal Alouettes 1-Ottawa Rough Riders 0 * International hockey: Slovakia 82-Bulgaria 0
Was hoping to see the 74-72 7OT Texas A&M LSU game, or the 77-63 SMU Houston game from last year for NCAAF. For NCAAM the 7OT 75-73 Cincy-Bradley game or the more recent 6OT 127-117 Top-20 Jim battle of Boheim's 'Cuse and Calhoun's Huskies. For more NFL you could cover the worst (only a safety) loss of 45-2 form 1953, the highest coring total of 72-41, the only 4 point final of 10-4 from almost exactly 100 years ago, the highest scoring NFL ties 43-43 before the rule change and 37-37 after. Or of course the 3rd-highest scoring game ever, the 54-51 Rams Chiefs game of 2018 (same year as LSU/A&M).
I'm surprised you didn't include the longest tennis match in history. At Wimbledon 2010, a first round match finished 70-68 in the fifth set lasting 3 days
Your delivery with the 2000 us open was pretty good. The first thing that I caught was you said "round" when it should've been a "tournament". For the second is a bit more complicated, but there are different levels of tournaments on the PGA Tour and the most famous ones (including the US Open) are called "Majors".
Out in the Australian country in 1990, a local Australian rules match featured Campbell's Creek beating Primrose. Typically, a good team averages somewhere between 13 and 20 goals in a game. Well, Primrose were the American Samoa of their competition and were copping sound 50 to 70 goal defeats, sometimes without even scoring. On this particular day, Campbell's Creek put up 100 goals and 34 behinds for a total of 634 points. The previous record score anywhere in the country was a measly 499 set in 1986. By halftime, the Creek had put up 45 goals, and Primrose's players, many of whom had already played a full reserves game earlier, and some who had already played an under 17's game BEFORE that one, reportedly had to be convinced to continue playing. And who would blame them, when a few of their players were literal teenagers playing in their third match that Saturday? Early into the last quarter, the scoring record had easily been beaten and the only thing the locals cared about by that time was whether their club would reach the legendary 100 goal mark. The game had run on so long that the sun was quite literally on the verge of disappearing in the final quarter, so the viewers got into their cars and put on the headlights in lieu of floodlights. The Creek managed to reach 100 goals with just 6 seconds left. Legend says that when the result was telephoned to the state newspaper, the guy there had to call the club back and ask them if that was a legitimate score. The result was briefly positive for Primrose because people saw the headlines and actually came down to play for the club. Don't get me wrong though, they were still being pummelled weekly. Primrose ultimately folded four years later when they couldn't get more players. Ironically, Campbell's Creek today are now the American Samoa of their competition and frequently lose by 30 to 40 goals. Since that day in 1990, the 634 score is far and away the highest recorded in a game (some will mention a certain 687 from 1983, but that was a junior game), with the next highest being 535 set on two occasions, then a 515, then 499 twice. Yeah, a 499 score was recorded again...by Campbell's Creek...against Primrose...in 1993.
Tiger was the only player under par in that US Open, and the US Open courses are generally set up to be extremely difficult, with more than a few US Opens being won with an over par score.
Fun fact, the 30-3 game was the first game of a doubleheader, the Rangers would win the second game as well 9-7 to give them a final score of 39-10 for the day
Another strange NBA score was 124-59 involving the Pacers and Trail Blazers. I think it's the only time in NBA history where the winning team scored more than twice as much as the losing team.
That Rangers vs Red Wings game is more absurd than you might realize: The Rangers managed 9 shots the entire game - that’s 3 shots per period. The Rangers Goaltender Ken Mccauly made 53 saves along with the fifteen goals allowed. If you want more ridiculous hockey scores Five Points Videos made a video about this game and four others in the worst beat downs in hockey history. For the low scorers out there here is one legendary contest: Montreal Maroons vs Detroit Red Wings March 12, 1936 1-0 Detroit overtime victory after 116 minutes of overtime (6 OT periods) the Detroit goaltender got a 92 save shutout
I knew a few people from Sri Lanka growing up and they were all crazy about cricket. One of them even 'bowled' to me and I couldn't believe how fast the ball could go throwing with a straight arm like that.
Fun fact about American Samoa’s team, in Samoan culture there is a recognized third gender called Fa’afafine, which is similar to being trans feminine, and one of their players for AS’s first FIFA recognized win is Fa’afafine. Her name is Jaliyah Saelua and she actually stars in the documentary Next Goal Wins that is being adapted into a movie directed by Taika Waititi. She played 15 years as a Centre Back before retiring in 2019, and currently coaches local teams in AS. She assisted on a goal in a 2-1 win over Tonga and was awarded Woman of the match.
The Pats and Titans was the first game i watched when i got a big screen TV. My old one had died and I had missed a weekend of football, so i was really anxious to see a game. 2 nephews had helped me carry it into the house and it had almost got dropped. I missed the first part of the game, but was listening on the radio on the way home. The radio announcers had mentioned "flurries." As I turned my new TV on and sat down, my first reaction was WHATS WRONG WITH MY NEW TV because the screen was white. Then I realized that that was how Foxboro looked that day.
In 1970 the Cowboys had 2 classics. In the next to last game of the regular season they beat the Browns 6-2 in the "Astro mud" of Municipal Stadium. In the divisional round against the Lions they won 5-0. In November 1966 we saw the Redskins beat the Giants 72-41. My mother and grandmother attended the game with us. It was the only Redskins game they attended.
The professional box lacrosse records are actually ridiculous though: Most goals: Nov. 21 2001 Calgary Roughnecks vs Montreal Express 32 - 17 road win for Montreal Least goals: Jan. 11 2001 Toronto Rock vs Albany Attack 7-4 home win for Toronto (I think this is bullshit because there’s just no way two teams didn’t combine for less than 11 goals in a league that’s existed since 1989). Apparently nobody has ever got a shutout either, not even a 1er on the board; as the lowest goal tally ever recorded in pro box lacrosse has been 2 goals by one team (tied multiple). I also think that one is bogus as well.
Weirdest hockey score to me has to be the Slovakia women's hockey team beating Bulgaria in an Olympic qualifying match 82-0. Not only did Bulgaria not score, they didn't even get a single shot on goal as the final shot count was 139-0. There were a number of factors that went into the match being so lopsided but... yeah. 82-0. In hockey.
I have to mention : in European junior hockey (U18), Kazakhstan beat Iceland 63-0 and the next game... 39-0 versus Luxembourg!! Can't remember the year though...
So in cricket, a score like "260-6" is actually just one team's score (read verbally as "two sixty for six"). The first number is their runs, the second number is how many wickets they've lost (batsmen dismissed). At the end of a cricket match, you say how many runs the winning team won by, if the team batting first wins. If the team batting second wins, the match is over the moment they have 1 run more than the team batting first, so their margin of victory is stated in terms of how many wickets they still had before being all out.
I was well acculturated with weird NFL scores, thanks to Jon Bois' Scorigami concept, and because the mix of score types allow more randomness, but TIL more about the games themselves and similar wackiness in other sports
That game where the Orioles gave up 30, someone pointed out that Baltimore's football team, the Ravens, had gone their entire last season without allowing 30.
Seattle beat Denver in Super Bowl XLVIII by a score of 43-8. What a weird, funky score that has never happened before in the history of the NFL and probably never will again.
Largest wins and losses in all through every college football history and I bet you'll find some oddball scores you couldn't believe and teams that you wouldn't believe the teams played too
To put tigers domination into perspective. Imagine a team winning the superbowl by 50. A baseball team winning my 25 or a soccer team winning by 10. Like yea it can happen or it did forever ago a few times. But it just doesn’t happen in the modern era. Unless you’re prime Tiger. Watch the pebble beach documentary
Imagine one conference winning 13 championships in a row, most of those coming from literally one division. That’s worse and more lopsided than losing one championship by 50. And yet that was the NFL in the 80’s/most of the 90’s. 😂😂😂
No joke, every time I see the score of a football game I didn’t watch, I try to calculate in my head all of the points and see how the team scored each of the points. Must be my Asian blood.
6:51 idk how common it is in high school bball but my school got into triple OT against Holy Redeemer getting our first win against them in a long time
There was the time in the 1980’s that the Phillies beat the Mets 26-7. I think Von Hayes hit two grand slam homers in one inning. Texas A&M beat LSU In seven overtimes 74-72.
2010s yes, but this decades browns aint even been that bad, since 2020 theyve won no fewer than 7 games a season and counting this year have 2 playoff appearnces with an a divisional round showing in 2020, that honestly they lost due to refball.
70-20 Dolphins win over Broncos should be a part of it! Scoring 60 is considered RARE for an NFL game, so what about 70 points. Or the Boring 3-0 Dolphins win on Monday Night?
You talked about running sprints in the Pistons-Nuggets game for 3 hours but you didn't mention that it was in Denver. The high altitude makes sprinting even harder.
There was a Kraken/Kings game last year where the final score was 9-8. The Kraken had eight goals in the first two periods then let the Kings score twice in the third period to tie before scoring the game winner in overtime. I think it might have been the highest scoring game to go to sudden death.
My sophomore year of hs, our baseball team went to a Mizzou game. They were playing Texas and beat them a final score of 31-12 (yes baseball😂) I always remember one player Jacob Priday going 5-5 with 4 homers
We now have a sequel video to this one with some of your suggestions from the comments here!
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Imagine if this was your first ever baseball game
all downhill from there
Haha! It's like hitting a jackpot on your first ever slot machine spin!
The article about the Phillies-Cubs game in my area’s daily newspaper began with “The Cubs scored 22 runs, and they STILL couldn’t win.”
I’m sure it was for somebody.
My best friends first hockey game was a 13-4 blowout (sphl record for goals)
One you missed was that Penn State-Iowa football game where the final score was 6-4.
U know your bad when your defense has to play offense for you
Or the 2008 Auburn/Mississippi State game. It was 3-2.
This is a certified Iowa Hawkeyes classic, but my personal favorite is the Iowa-South Dakota State game that was 7-3. At least Iowa got a touchdown, right? Wrong, field goal and two safeties.
Can't wait for the holy grail of scorigami to happen: 4-4
@@justanotherbob69 10-1 too. My most irrational fear is that we'll one day see a game where that score shows up, only for the trailing team to kick a field goal and give us a non-Scorigami 10-4 final.
In American Samoa's defense, their regular team had some snafu getting their visas to enter Australia, and their U-21 team had final exams, so that was a bunch of high schoolers they sent to lose 31-0.
Also, 12 years later, the goalie on that team was also their goalie in their first-ever international win.
I always think of Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals in which the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz 96-54. The 54 points at the time was the lowest score by an NBA team since the shot clock had been introduced in 1954. The Bulls won the series 4 games to 2. What made Game 3 particularly weird was that every other game in the series was close. The Bulls' three other wins were by five, four, and one points respectively.
“Crybabies and quitters when the going gets tough” by 1940 standards is an absolute BODY of an insult
There is an even crazier cricket score! In Don Bradman's debut test match in 1928, Australia lost by 675 (!!) runs to the English side
imagine losing by 675 with donald fucking bradman
Funniest part is the rangers vs Orioles game is that despite it being a 30-3 game...the rangers pitcher Wes Littleton recorded a save in that game because he pitched the final three innings of the game and wasnt the winning pitcher
There was a high school football game in Iowa in 2020 where the final score was 108-94. This was an 8 man game and was in the state semifinals.
Another weird score was the Chicago Bulls had their fewest points in a game versus the Heat on April 10, 1999, with 49 points vs. Miami Heat's 82. 49 points? In a NBA game? Or probably the more recent Dolphins winning 70-20 vs. Denver Broncos. Ugh...That stung for me.
Some more fun scores:
* NBA: Fort Wayne Pistons 19-Minneapolis Lakers 18
* CFL: Motreal Alouettes 1-Ottawa Rough Riders 0
* International hockey: Slovakia 82-Bulgaria 0
Was hoping to see the 74-72 7OT Texas A&M LSU game, or the 77-63 SMU Houston game from last year for NCAAF.
For NCAAM the 7OT 75-73 Cincy-Bradley game or the more recent 6OT 127-117 Top-20 Jim battle of Boheim's 'Cuse and Calhoun's Huskies.
For more NFL you could cover the worst (only a safety) loss of 45-2 form 1953, the highest coring total of 72-41, the only 4 point final of 10-4 from almost exactly 100 years ago, the highest scoring NFL ties 43-43 before the rule change and 37-37 after. Or of course the 3rd-highest scoring game ever, the 54-51 Rams Chiefs game of 2018 (same year as LSU/A&M).
I'm surprised you didn't include the longest tennis match in history. At Wimbledon 2010, a first round match finished 70-68 in the fifth set lasting 3 days
Your delivery with the 2000 us open was pretty good. The first thing that I caught was you said "round" when it should've been a "tournament". For the second is a bit more complicated, but there are different levels of tournaments on the PGA Tour and the most famous ones (including the US Open) are called "Majors".
Ah ok fair enough. Thanks for the feedback!
All the Line scores Get me Overly excited. Really cool. I can’t Think of many Higher scores. Much love
The cubs game is on YT if anyone wants to catch the whole thing, lol
Geelong Cats beating Melbourne Demons 233-47 in the AFL was pretty historic, highest score in the 20-minute quarter era
In high school my football team lost a game 2-0. It was such a pathetic game to watch
Out in the Australian country in 1990, a local Australian rules match featured Campbell's Creek beating Primrose. Typically, a good team averages somewhere between 13 and 20 goals in a game. Well, Primrose were the American Samoa of their competition and were copping sound 50 to 70 goal defeats, sometimes without even scoring. On this particular day, Campbell's Creek put up 100 goals and 34 behinds for a total of 634 points. The previous record score anywhere in the country was a measly 499 set in 1986.
By halftime, the Creek had put up 45 goals, and Primrose's players, many of whom had already played a full reserves game earlier, and some who had already played an under 17's game BEFORE that one, reportedly had to be convinced to continue playing. And who would blame them, when a few of their players were literal teenagers playing in their third match that Saturday?
Early into the last quarter, the scoring record had easily been beaten and the only thing the locals cared about by that time was whether their club would reach the legendary 100 goal mark. The game had run on so long that the sun was quite literally on the verge of disappearing in the final quarter, so the viewers got into their cars and put on the headlights in lieu of floodlights. The Creek managed to reach 100 goals with just 6 seconds left.
Legend says that when the result was telephoned to the state newspaper, the guy there had to call the club back and ask them if that was a legitimate score.
The result was briefly positive for Primrose because people saw the headlines and actually came down to play for the club. Don't get me wrong though, they were still being pummelled weekly. Primrose ultimately folded four years later when they couldn't get more players.
Ironically, Campbell's Creek today are now the American Samoa of their competition and frequently lose by 30 to 40 goals.
Since that day in 1990, the 634 score is far and away the highest recorded in a game (some will mention a certain 687 from 1983, but that was a junior game), with the next highest being 535 set on two occasions, then a 515, then 499 twice. Yeah, a 499 score was recorded again...by Campbell's Creek...against Primrose...in 1993.
John Isner beating Nicolas Mahut 70-68 in the 5th set of Wimbledon in a match that took a little over 11 hours over 3 days to play.
Tiger was the only player under par in that US Open, and the US Open courses are generally set up to be extremely difficult, with more than a few US Opens being won with an over par score.
Fun fact, the 30-3 game was the first game of a doubleheader, the Rangers would win the second game as well 9-7 to give them a final score of 39-10 for the day
Love these videos man keep up the good work
Another strange NBA score was 124-59 involving the Pacers and Trail Blazers. I think it's the only time in NBA history where the winning team scored more than twice as much as the losing team.
you should do a video/make a part 2 and include the biggest Australian Rules Football score being 239 - 75
That Rangers vs Red Wings game is more absurd than you might realize:
The Rangers managed 9 shots the entire game - that’s 3 shots per period. The Rangers Goaltender Ken Mccauly made 53 saves along with the fifteen goals allowed. If you want more ridiculous hockey scores Five Points Videos made a video about this game and four others in the worst beat downs in hockey history.
For the low scorers out there here is one legendary contest:
Montreal Maroons vs Detroit Red Wings March 12, 1936
1-0 Detroit overtime victory after 116 minutes of overtime (6 OT periods) the Detroit goaltender got a 92 save shutout
I came here for this.
Recently a football game in the WV State AAA High School Playoffs ended 73-70, Princeton defeating Bridgeport.
Batting more than a hundred runs in Cricket is not rare for one batsman and is referred to a scoring a century.
I knew a few people from Sri Lanka growing up and they were all crazy about cricket. One of them even 'bowled' to me and I couldn't believe how fast the ball could go throwing with a straight arm like that.
Devry got a basketball ball team
Malagasy is the word for things relating to Madagascar, Jon Bois is spelled without an H.
Fun fact about American Samoa’s team, in Samoan culture there is a recognized third gender called Fa’afafine, which is similar to being trans feminine, and one of their players for AS’s first FIFA recognized win is Fa’afafine.
Her name is Jaliyah Saelua and she actually stars in the documentary Next Goal Wins that is being adapted into a movie directed by Taika Waititi.
She played 15 years as a Centre Back before retiring in 2019, and currently coaches local teams in AS. She assisted on a goal in a 2-1 win over Tonga and was awarded Woman of the match.
I read once that there was this kid, Mats Wermelin, of Sweden and he scored every single point in a basketball game. The final score was 272-0.
LeBron and Wilt would be jealous of this.
The Pats and Titans was the first game i watched when i got a big screen TV. My old one had died and I had missed a weekend of football, so i was really anxious to see a game. 2 nephews had helped me carry it into the house and it had almost got dropped. I missed the first part of the game, but was listening on the radio on the way home. The radio announcers had mentioned "flurries." As I turned my new TV on and sat down, my first reaction was WHATS WRONG WITH MY NEW TV because the screen was white. Then I realized that that was how Foxboro looked that day.
In 1970 the Cowboys had 2 classics. In the next to last game of the regular season they beat the Browns 6-2 in the "Astro mud" of Municipal Stadium. In the divisional round against the Lions they won 5-0.
In November 1966 we saw the Redskins beat the Giants 72-41. My mother and grandmother attended the game with us. It was the only Redskins game they attended.
The professional box lacrosse records are actually ridiculous though:
Most goals: Nov. 21 2001 Calgary Roughnecks vs Montreal Express 32 - 17 road win for Montreal
Least goals: Jan. 11 2001 Toronto Rock vs Albany Attack 7-4 home win for Toronto (I think this is bullshit because there’s just no way two teams didn’t combine for less than 11 goals in a league that’s existed since 1989). Apparently nobody has ever got a shutout either, not even a 1er on the board; as the lowest goal tally ever recorded in pro box lacrosse has been 2 goals by one team (tied multiple). I also think that one is bogus as well.
Weirdest hockey score to me has to be the Slovakia women's hockey team beating Bulgaria in an Olympic qualifying match 82-0. Not only did Bulgaria not score, they didn't even get a single shot on goal as the final shot count was 139-0.
There were a number of factors that went into the match being so lopsided but... yeah. 82-0. In hockey.
I have to mention : in European junior hockey (U18), Kazakhstan beat Iceland 63-0 and the next game... 39-0 versus Luxembourg!! Can't remember the year though...
That's a very nice. Wa Wa Wee Wa
2007 Asian Winter games mens Ice Hockey. Kazakhstan vs Thailand. Kazakhstan 52 and Thailand 1
So in cricket, a score like "260-6" is actually just one team's score (read verbally as "two sixty for six"). The first number is their runs, the second number is how many wickets they've lost (batsmen dismissed). At the end of a cricket match, you say how many runs the winning team won by, if the team batting first wins. If the team batting second wins, the match is over the moment they have 1 run more than the team batting first, so their margin of victory is stated in terms of how many wickets they still had before being all out.
Dang that super interesting actually I had no idea. Thanks for the feedback!
Didn’t even realize Mike Schmidt shared a name with the Freddy Fazbear’s security guard
Kudos. It's rare an American sports channel uses the words "in Sports" to mean "in world sports" as opposed to "in the NFL, NCAA, NHL and MLB".
What about the NBA?
@@nicholasweaver2374 Yes, them too.
Not sure where you got the "third quarter alone" stat cause that simply isn't true. That statline was from the entire game.
McKinley archrival Massillon just won their first state football title in the playoff era 7-2. No snow, either, unlike a 6-2 BUCKEYES-Wolverines game.
I was well acculturated with weird NFL scores, thanks to Jon Bois' Scorigami concept, and because the mix of score types allow more randomness, but TIL more about the games themselves and similar wackiness in other sports
0:09
FNAF fact: it’s been theorized that he’s actually Michael Afton, the son of antagonist William Afton.
The Oreos got dunked!
Lmao
This baseball game in 79 ended up playing like a softball (beer) league, or worse, a NFL score
That game where the Orioles gave up 30, someone pointed out that Baltimore's football team, the Ravens, had gone their entire last season without allowing 30.
NBA - Fort Wayne Pistons beat the Minneapolis Lakers 19-18 in 1955.
the fact that you had to point out Mike Schmidt and not some Freddy Fazbear nonsense makes me sad
The Chicago Bears 73-0 trashing the previous Washington Redskins (now the Commanders). Prove they're the "Monsters of the Midway!!!
Seattle beat Denver in Super Bowl XLVIII by a score of 43-8.
What a weird, funky score that has never happened before in the history of the NFL and probably never will again.
I’m here for that random Whalers / Oilers game where the whalers won 11-0 vs the cup champs.
Anything.
Ironic you do this the day the Hawks and Pacers have a crazy game of their own
Las Vegas Raiders, "hold my beer."
October 1994 was the weirdest month in NFL history with an 11-8 game and an 8-5 game
Largest wins and losses in all through every college football history and I bet you'll find some oddball scores you couldn't believe and teams that you wouldn't believe the teams played too
Pistons, redwings, and tigers mentioned 😎
To put tigers domination into perspective. Imagine a team winning the superbowl by 50. A baseball team winning my 25 or a soccer team winning by 10. Like yea it can happen or it did forever ago a few times. But it just doesn’t happen in the modern era. Unless you’re prime Tiger. Watch the pebble beach documentary
Imagine one conference winning 13 championships in a row, most of those coming from literally one division. That’s worse and more lopsided than losing one championship by 50. And yet that was the NFL in the 80’s/most of the 90’s. 😂😂😂
No joke, every time I see the score of a football game I didn’t watch, I try to calculate in my head all of the points and see how the team scored each of the points. Must be my Asian blood.
In PBA bowling Tom Daugherty once lost a game by 199 pins. He bowled a game of 100, against a guy that missed a perfect game by a single pin.
The rangers isn't the highest in MLB history, only since 1900. Back in the 1800s the team now known as the Cubs put up 36 on Louisville.
Should've included the UConn-Syracuse 6OT game or the Georgia-TCU natty
6:51 idk how common it is in high school bball but my school got into triple OT against Holy Redeemer getting our first win against them in a long time
What g.p.m. said was as they say BULLETIN BOARD MATERIAL
R.I.P. Baltimore Oreos
The FPS Russia clip is legendary
The fnaf reference in the first 20 seconds earns a like from me
12:44 Nice.
how about the 26inn game that ended 1-0.
There was the time in the 1980’s that the Phillies beat the Mets 26-7. I think Von Hayes hit two grand slam homers in one inning.
Texas A&M beat LSU In seven overtimes 74-72.
Records like this are hard to fathom, because someone like the modern Cleveland Browns would beat the best team from the 40s 300-0 lol
2010s yes, but this decades browns aint even been that bad, since 2020 theyve won no fewer than 7 games a season and counting this year have 2 playoff appearnces with an a divisional round showing in 2020, that honestly they lost due to refball.
70-20 Dolphins win over Broncos should be a part of it! Scoring 60 is considered RARE for an NFL game, so what about 70 points. Or the Boring 3-0 Dolphins win on Monday Night?
Steelers won that 3-0 game, actually
@@nicholasweaver2374 wasn't even sure who won that game, thanks for correcting it.
The Vikings won 3-0 against the Raiders this year (without even bad weather as an excuse).
These scores are wild
Jon Bois is the god of UA-cam sports docs.
did you use the same football form that Malgasy soccer game and the Samoa vs Australia match wtf??
I couldn't find footage of it so I had to use something else as filler
Anything
I watched the Orioles/Rangers game. I don't know why. As an Orioles fan, why did I?
You talked about running sprints in the Pistons-Nuggets game for 3 hours but you didn't mention that it was in Denver. The high altitude makes sprinting even harder.
Rangers and orioles game was crazy
New sub for sayin’ the thing. 👍🏾
I once heard in a 2011 game the Flyers played Winnipeg I believe and won 10-8 and if you adjusted for era it was the highest scoring NHL game ever.
There was a Kraken/Kings game last year where the final score was 9-8. The Kraken had eight goals in the first two periods then let the Kings score twice in the third period to tie before scoring the game winner in overtime. I think it might have been the highest scoring game to go to sudden death.
In 1985 Edmonton beat Chicago 12-9
@@johnnypoker46 Yeah but that was a high scoring era. Adjusted for era the 2011 game is higher.
How do you adjust for era?
Thats like a 70-56 American football game😅
Now do video on the worst college football ball team in North American sport that has more than 20000 students. Toronto’s York University Lions
My sophomore year of hs, our baseball team went to a Mizzou game. They were playing Texas and beat them a final score of 31-12 (yes baseball😂) I always remember one player Jacob Priday going 5-5 with 4 homers
Love the banjo kazooie music
Browns Seahawks 2011 was at the game
I don’t normally comment but i love this channel so much
Add 63-21.
Fruitopia was bullshit and we all knew it. We were all complicit. And we all now must atone. Cincinnati Reds 12, Miami Dolphins 85.
good video
cool stuff
Cleveland 117, San Antonio 109
das crazy
anything
70-20
yes
I'm gonna help the algorithim
You missed every NBA All-Star Game from the last decade.
Boosting for the algorythm .... And yes i know i spelled that wrong ...