Worst you have won/lost a game

• thavoice

  Spinoff from the bullying thread on the 91-0 score.
  
  In HS or above, what was your biggest point spread in defeat or victory?
  
  In football, worst defeat was 16-57 after losing 20-60 the week before. (at least the 60-20 was against a team with 4 guys going D1 and two ending up in the NFL.
  
  Basket5ball the worst defeat was 50-90 to the same school that beat us 20-60 in football. Believe they won state in football and basketball that year.
  The biggest point spread win was 109-40 against a school that is now defunct. They had one of those gyms that was so mall the 3 point was like 3 inches from the side at the baseline.
  
  In baseball the biggest win was 32-2, and worst loss was 4-9
• cruiser_96

  

  First!
  
  Circa 1992: Girls' b-ball... Pickerington 105, Groveport 5.
  
  Buh.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  thavoice;1523171 wrote:Basket5ball the worst defeat was 50-90

  how does that compare to a basket1ball score?
• BR1986FB

  In football we beat Plymouth or South Central 72-0 my senior year. I know we put up 70+ on both teams but can't remember which was higher. We we up by 50 at halftime. We got beat my sophomore year probably by 30 or 40.
• cruiser_96

  

  *score?
• thavoice

  ZWICK 4 PREZ;1523179 wrote:how does that compare to a basket1ball score?

  It is 5x more.
• said_aouita

  

  Lapping the 2nd place runner in a 3200m run.
  
  Worse ass kicking probably was Dave Briggs sitting on me until the final 400m at an indoor meet at Ohio State. Went by me and their was no way in hell I'd ever catch him.
• Manhattan Buckeye

  Basketball loss - 100-40
  
  Basketball win - 79-22 (and it was 51-11 at halftime)
• hasbeen

  

  hs football: won 63-7 or 14.
  lost: 34-7
  
  hs wrestling: had a few easy ones
  lost: jeremy sanders from st. charles beat me bad in my last match in districts
  
  hs baseball: a few 30 runs games
  lost: never got blown out
  
  college football: baldwin-wallace beat us 75-0 and it was feature on espn. not okay.
  college baseball: we got blown out a bunch
• fish82

  

  Lost a Little League game 30-2.
• TedSheckler

  

  Hangman: Completely hung the guy. I only guessed one letter, the "A". Word was "jazzed".
• thavoice

  fish82;1523277 wrote:Lost a Little League game 30-2.

  If we go down that far..I know we won a pony league baseball game 35-1. Would have been worse but the coach told a couple of guys in the last inning to strike out on purpose and it wouldnt count against them. NOrmally I woulda been against that and just let it play out as someone will make outs, but they had walked over ten in the last inning and no one was getting anything out of it.
• cruiser_96

  

  TedSheckler;1523280 wrote:Hangman: Completely hung the guy. I only guessed one letter, the "A". Word was "jazzed".

  My favorite words to use are "lynx" and "hymn".
  
  Got'eeeeem!!!!!!!
• thavoice

  cruiser_96;1523289 wrote:My favorite words to use are "lynx" and "hymn".
  
  Got'eeeeem!!!!!!!

  How about Naggers?
• cruiser_96

  

  thavoice;1523291 wrote:How about Naggers?

  Never heard of such a word.
• Heretic

  

  hasbeen;1523272 wrote:hs football: won 63-7 or 14.
  lost: 34-7
  
  hs wrestling: had a few easy ones
  lost: jeremy sanders from st. charles beat me bad in my last match in districts
  
  hs baseball: a few 30 runs games
  lost: never got blown out
  
  college football: baldwin-wallace beat us 75-0 and it was feature on espn. not okay.
  college baseball: we got blown out a bunch

  Speaking of wrestling, I'm at least happy that, as far as I know, none of this ***** "you beat us too bad, you bully!" stuff has seeped in there. As someone who started as a sophomore and, due to being on a shitty team, was almost immediately varsity even though I didn't initially know what I was doing for the most part, during my HS career I was on both sides of the situation where one kid is a lot better than the other, so they just take them down, let them up and so on for a couple minutes --- the superior kid knowing he can work on a few things before getting down to finishing off the weaker.
  
  By the standards some of these dumbasses go into crying about bullying, running it up, etc., it is nice that at least one sport still takes more of a "if you work hard and get better, that won't happen to you" mindset into handling things like getting steamrolled by someone who is flat out better.
• hasbeen

  

  Agreed Heretic. You can't go out and just on ASAP. You lose conditioning and work.
• thavoice

  Heretic;1523302 wrote:Speaking of wrestling, I'm at least happy that, as far as I know, none of this ***** "you beat us too bad, you bully!" stuff has seeped in there. As someone who started as a sophomore and, due to being on a shitty team, was almost immediately varsity even though I didn't initially know what I was doing for the most part, during my HS career I was on both sides of the situation where one kid is a lot better than the other, so they just take them down, let them up and so on for a couple minutes --- the superior kid knowing he can work on a few things before getting down to finishing off the weaker.
  
  By the standards some of these dumbasses go into crying about bullying, running it up, etc., it is nice that at least one sport still takes more of a "if you work hard and get better, that won't happen to you" mindset into handling things like getting steamrolled by someone who is flat out better.

  
  That is all fine and dandy but when about when the lesser wrestler falls victim to a suplex or a piledriver and loses all because he was messing around working on things?
  
  
  I
• robj55

  

  Won a high school basketball game by 55 my junior year, lost one by 35 my senior year.
• vball10set

  said_aouita;1523194 wrote:Lapping the 2nd place runner in a 3200m run.
  
  Worse ass kicking probably was Dave Briggs sitting on me until the final 400m at an indoor meet at Ohio State. Went by me and their was no way in hell I'd ever catch him.

  Is this Don's son by any chance?
• ernest_t_bass

  

  As a coach, we beat a team 76-6 this year (JH), but we had 5 defensive touchdowns, and zero pass completions throughout the whole game. Not much you can do about that.
• hasbeen

  

  thavoice;1523321 wrote:That is all fine and dandy but when about when the lesser wrestler falls victim to a suplex or a piledriver and loses all because he was messing around working on things?
  
  
  I

  Stop.
• ernest_t_bass

  

  As a JV softball coach back in the day, we lost 30-2, with a whopping 18 errors. 8 in one inning.
• like_that

  

  hasbeen;1523272 wrote:hs football: won 63-7 or 14.
  lost: 34-7
  
  hs wrestling: had a few easy ones
  lost: jeremy sanders from st. charles beat me bad in my last match in districts
  
  hs baseball: a few 30 runs games
  lost: never got blown out
  
  college football: baldwin-wallace beat us 75-0 and it was feature on espn. not okay.
  college baseball: we got blown out a bunch

  I put an ass whooping on Jeremy sanders. Hope this helps.
  
  Football: We won 55-0.
  
  Lost: 35-0. Both teams were 8-0 going into the game. Just one of those games where everything went wrong for us and everything went right for them. We met them in the playoffs 4 weeks later and lost in the last 20 seconds.
  
  
  Wrestling: quite a few tech falls.
  
  Lost: the only match where I completely was embarrassed was in freestyle. For those unfamiliar with the Olympic style of wrestling, basically toucan score points much quicker than standard folk style wrestling. Winning/losing by 10 (happens often in freestyle) is considered a tech fall. Anyway I lost 10-0 and it no more than 30 seconds. For those who follow wrestling I lost to eventual div 1 NCAA champ mike puccillo.
• mcburg93

  

  In football lost 63-0 the very next year beat the team 31-0. Baseball we were on the bad end of a few ass whippings i think the worse was 27-0.