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I'm not one to typically feel sorry for teams who get crushed at the collegiate level. I have to say though, SCAD didn't give first year program, Flagler College, a very warm welcome from the MCLA. It used to be that the magic number was 20 goals in a clear mis-matched game. I think it's more of an unwritten rule amongst many coaches. That is why you'll see many lopsided games by a score of 19-2, 19-1, 19-4, etc...

I wasn't at this game so I cannot comment on SCAD's sportsmanship. Hopefully this will be motivation for Flagler to work hard and continue to practice and improve. If however, SCAD took no mercy and piled it on? Then be careful, SCAD. You know what they say...Karma is a bi*$h!

The visiting Flagler team is a “club” team looking forward to competing against seasoned conference opponents, but the SCAD team provided the Saints with a barrage of offense that demonstrated a big difference between club play and conference competition.

http://www.scadathletics.com/news/2013/ ... 34914.aspx

The SID / writer doesn't seem to know much about anything. I think SCAD only plays 2 non "club" teams (Reinhardt & MBU)

We talkin' 'bout scrimmages?

At least SCAD didn't miss any PATs.

IF SCAD were warned for stalling throughout the game, I have no problem with the score. You shot clock proponents should look at this game as a possible unintended consequence of its implementation.

Hope the Flagler guys don't get discouraged by this one game and look to see where they can make improvements.

Beta wrote:At least SCAD didn't miss any PATs.

Maybe they did miss one PAT and then got four safeties?