Not every day you see a team record its largest margin of victory over a Division I team.
Like, ever.
SEE RELATED:I’m pretty sure that’s what went down tonight at Verizon Center.
Georgetown pulverized Savannah State 100-38, dominating from the start. The Hoyas had runs of 40-5 and 37-10. Really, the entire game was a big run.
And it sent me rushing to the record book to find out just where this ranks among the school’s all-time blowouts.
Year | Opponent | Score | Margin |
1986 | St. Leo |
126-51 |
+75 |
1988 | Shenandoah | 114-40 | +74 |
1989 | UDC | 112-39 | +73 |
2008 | Savannah State |
100-38 | +62 |
1984 | at Hawaii-Hilo |
97-35 | +62 |
Savannah State coach Horace Broadnax acknowledged after the game the Tigers are a Division I program in name.
But since I’m pretty sure none of those programs were D-1 when they demolished by the Hoyas, that means tonight’s rout is a record-breaker just like that St. Leo game was 22 years ago.
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