[WBB fan]

It's Sunday and no top-25 teams are playing. But I was scanning scores anyway and saw this one, a final: Georgia Southern 133, Carver College 15. Yep, that's 133-15, final score. I know nothing about either school, but wonder if this is some sort of D1 record for margin of victory. Also noted that Carver had 49 turnovers to only 2 assists (pretty tough to get many assists when you only have 6 field goals). And we thought that Stanford had problems with turnovers!

You piqued my interest with your post - I appreciate it.  I'm always curious when I see names of colleges I've never heard before.
But I think I can understand the lopsided score, having Googled Carver College.
First of all, this was not a NCAA Division 1 score. It's a NCCAA Division 1 competition - as in National Christian College Athletic Association.
Second, the entire student body of Carver is something on the range of 37.

And yes, sorry about this thread drift.

Ah, I guess that explains it, sort of. That NCCAA D1 bit.  Too bad in a way. It would have been a really neat trivia bit. And if you only have 37 students, pretty hard to put a competitive team together. Guess I should have Googled Carver College. Glad you did. It's interesting that ESPN even listed the game.

As for Thread drift, I think this fits right into this thread category - WBB general

[WBB fan]

It's Sunday and no top-25 teams are playing. But I was scanning scores anyway and saw this one, a final: Georgia Southern 133, Carver College 15. Yep, that's 133-15, final score. I know nothing about either school, but wonder if this is some sort of D1 record for margin of victory. Also noted that Carver had 49 turnovers to only 2 assists (pretty tough to get many assists when you only have 6 field goals). And we thought that Stanford had problems with turnovers!

You piqued my interest with your post - I appreciate it.  I'm always curious when I see names of colleges I've never heard before.
But I think I can understand the lopsided score, having Googled Carver College.
First of all, this was not a NCAA Division 1 score. It's a NCCAA Division 1 competition - as in National Christian College Athletic Association.
Second, the entire student body of Carver is something on the range of 37.

And yes, sorry about this thread drift.

Ah, I guess that explains it, sort of. That NCCAA D1 bit.  Too bad in a way. It would have been a really neat trivia bit. And if you only have 37 students, pretty hard to put a competitive team together. Guess I should have Googled Carver College. Glad you did. It's interesting that ESPN even listed the game.

As for Thread drift, I think this fits right into this thread category - WBB general