Not college, but if you think your team had a tough season, there's always Houston Math & Science (formerly known as Sam Houston HS) in Houston, Texas. They lost 33-0, 42-0, 57-0, 73-0, 77-0, 49-21 (a team that went 1-9), 72-0, 54-0, 68-0 and finished up losing 67-0 to a team whose only previous win was over the team that gave Houston 21 points. Outscored 592-21.

(11-21-2015 12:24 AM)bullet Wrote:  Not college, but if you think your team had a tough season, there's always Houston Math & Science (formerly known as Sam Houston HS) in Houston, Texas. They lost 33-0, 42-0, 57-0, 73-0, 77-0, 49-21 (a team that went 1-9), 72-0, 54-0, 68-0 and finished up losing 67-0 to a team whose only previous win was over the team that gave Houston 21 points. Outscored 592-21.

They played, they didn't quit, and if it could ever be said of any school they knew the score and statistics inside and out and therefore knew the odds. It may sound strange to some but to continue to play while knowing your odds takes courage. I think they'll keep that the rest of their years even if they hide the annuals from their kids.

SHHS is an urban school with a high dropout rate. It's in no way surprising to see these results.

It's no surprise to see that they're still losing (this has been going on for years). Their losing makes Prairie View's look like they were on the verge of becoming Ohio State.

(11-21-2015 12:24 AM)bullet Wrote:  Not college, but if you think your team had a tough season, there's always Houston Math & Science (formerly known as Sam Houston HS) in Houston, Texas. They lost 33-0, 42-0, 57-0, 73-0, 77-0, 49-21 (a team that went 1-9), 72-0, 54-0, 68-0 and finished up losing 67-0 to a team whose only previous win was over the team that gave Houston 21 points. Outscored 592-21.

Sad part is they would squeak out first win vs UCF

I know we're talking apples and oranges but at least UCF has competed with some teams. SHHS hasn't had a competitive game in years and if so, its been few and far between.

So that's where Charlie Strong is getting his kids!

(11-21-2015 12:24 AM)bullet Wrote:  Not college, but if you think your team had a tough season, there's always Houston Math & Science (formerly known as Sam Houston HS) in Houston, Texas. They lost 33-0, 42-0, 57-0, 73-0, 77-0, 49-21 (a team that went 1-9), 72-0, 54-0, 68-0 and finished up losing 67-0 to a team whose only previous win was over the team that gave Houston 21 points. Outscored 592-21.

So you're saying their kicker never missed an extra point all season, pretty good accomplishment in high school. Did he miss any field goals? Might need to get this guy some D1 schollie offers

Did he even get any chances? Those TD's may have all been breakaway TD's.

They would beat Army.