WTF??????

[FlaBuck]

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20090601&content_id=5084114&vkey=news_mlb&fext=.jsp&c_id=mlb

Allowing 37 points in a baseball game , at a Division 1A level ............thats not only a reason to fire the entire staff............but get rid of the entire team and baseball department.  Save everyone who is affiliated with Buckeye Alumni , fans , and so on the embarrasment.

Honestly , how could you ( as a coach and players )  wake up the very next morning and say you take your responsibilities seriously.

My daughter's 4 yrd old softball team doesn't even get blown out 37 points. 

What a joke.........and ESPN let the world know about as well. 

[FlaBuck]

Maybe the outfielders should have went into the cover 2 defense................

.......good lord..........

[Nate]

That's insane.  I saw that this morning and couldn't believe it. 

[ScarletBlooded]

Ugh, not to be a dissenter but I know we tend to choke on big games or postseason games but to be beaten that badly is just deplorable. I thought them losing to Indiana was bad but if I were a part of that devastating loss, I'd cry myself to sleep...like I almost did after the Cavs lost.  :angry:

[mjp28]

I'll just chalk it up as one of those flukey strange games like:

American football (college). In the 1916 Cumberland vs. Georgia Tech football game, Georgia Tech defeated Tennessee's Cumberland College by a score of 222-0. Georgia Tech rushed for 1,650 yards and did not allow a first down by Cumberland. In a record-setting season of blowouts, the 1901 Michigan Wolverines football team defeated its opponents over the course of the entire season by a combined score of 550-0.

NFL football. In 1940, the Chicago Bears beat the Washington Redskins, 73-0 in the league's championship game. Chicago coach George Halas reportedly showed his players newspaper clippings in which the Redskins' owner called the Bears "crybabies and quitters" after the Redskins beat the Bears, 7-3, in the regular season.

Major League Baseball. In 1897, the Chicago Colts of the National League defeated Louisville, 36-7. The modern record for margin of victory was set in 2007, when the Texas Rangers defeated the Baltimore Orioles, 30-3.

NBA basketball. In 1991, the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Miami Heat, 148-80

NCAA men's basketball tournament. In 1963, Loyola set the NCAA tournament record for largest margin of victory 69 [points) with a 111-42 victory over Tennessee Tech.

And one of my favorites......Horseracing. Secretariat won the 1973 Belmont Stakes by 31 lengths to win the Triple Crown.

Hey, it happens.