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Chef2

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McMurry University scores 57 points, and puts up 708 yards of offense......and loses by 33.

West Texas A&M 90
McMurry 57

Enjoy the box.

http://gobuffsgo.com/custompages/fb%20stats/2013/wtfb08.htm
 
There were only two touchdowns (one by each team) scored in the fourth quarter, which means it was 83-49 after 3.
 
I'll bet McMurry fans called up talk radio to blame the quarterback for the loss. And fans of the other team complained the coach got too conservative in the fourth quarter.
 
Steak Snabler said:
There were only two touchdowns (one by each team) scored in the fourth quarter, which means it was 83-49 after 3.

WTAMU went to the four corners.
 
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West Texas A&M are a bunch of bullies.

And the box says it was their first meeting since 1957. Looks like it'll be 2069 before these rivals meet again.
 
MileHigh said:
Georgia Tech scoffs.

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Not impressed.
 
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Inky_Wretch said:
I love the drive charts. Longest TOP on a drive? Five minutes. Eight scoring possessions lasted one minute or less.

DEE-fense! DEE-fense!
 
Glad I wasn't the poor sap doing the scoring summary on that game.


I had a high school phone-in game once where a team scored 100 points. We were on deadline (as usual). I had to tell the coach "Let's just go with the highlights and not do the actual scoring summary. Start with guys who scored 3 or more touchdowns." Even that required more time than I would have liked. To do a scoring summary would have missed blowing deadline by half an hour.
 
Mark2010 said:
Glad I wasn't the poor sap doing the scoring summary on that game.


I had a high school phone-in game once where a team scored 100 points. We were on deadline (as usual). I had to tell the coach "Let's just go with the highlights and not do the actual scoring summary. Start with guys who scored 3 or more touchdowns." Even that required more time than I would have liked. To do a scoring summary would have missed blowing deadline by half an hour.

I was play-by-play typist for a CFL team one of the years they had teams south of the border. With 20 seconds between plays and no-huddle offenses, I damn near developed carpal tunnel by halftime of the first game.
 
Almost as bad as some of the basketball teams that started going "up-tempo" back in the early 1990s while the poor saps on press row were still using a 1970s typewriter to do play-by-play.
 
joe king said:
Inky_Wretch said:
I love the drive charts. Longest TOP on a drive? Five minutes. Eight scoring possessions lasted one minute or less.

DEE-fense! DEE-fense!

I have this image of a guy getting up with a few minutes left in the first quarter to go to the bathroom or get a drink. While he's gone, he misses TDs scored with 1:40, :40 and 0:00 on the clock.
 
Quick: Name the former NFL QB who was an assistant at West Texas A&M......
 
Chef2 said:
Quick: Name the former NFL QB who was an assistant at West Texas A&M......

That would be the great Ryan Leaf.

That didn't end well, as I recall.
 
Didn't West Texas A&M used to be West Texas State?

A ton of players there became pro wrestlers, including Dory Funk Jr. and Terry Funk, Tully Blanchard (QB), Tito Santana, Frank Goodish (Bruiser Brody), Dusty Rhodes, Ted DiBiase and Stan Hansen.
 

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