WTF? UK vs. UF score?

[24seven]

Kentucky Wildcats vs. Florida Gators - Box Score - September 22, 2012 - ESPN

It's reading 17-1....

 

[ladyrockess]

Kentucky Wildcats vs. Florida Gators - Box Score - September 22, 2012 - ESPN

It's reading 17-1....

Someone made a typo, Kentucky hasn't scored yet.

 

[KansasSooner]

It's ESPN, what did you expect? But they did get it corrected...remember a couple of week ago they had Air Force with an ungodly score too.

 

[gobigred]

Lol. I had just posted this in the morning shitty games thread. @ ESPN

 

[Gatorchip]

The numbers don't lie.

 

[KansasSooner]

And now they've got it messed up again.

 

[UTVolCountry]

Mercy point

 

[JuiceTheGator]

It's a mercy point - southern hospitality and all that.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

Mercy point

ha!

 

[UTVolCountry]

 

[tabascojet]

wildcats with a rouge....

 

[UTVolCountry]

Great SEC minds think alike

 

[24seven]

SEastC! SEastC! SEastC! SEastC!

 

[TexasMan]

 

[UTVolCountry]

SEastC! SEastC! SEastC! SEastC!

 

[rfjeff9]

Only 1 point is only possible in a forfeit.

 

[TexasMan]

Only 1 point is only possible in a forfeit.

Is that true?

 

[rfjeff9]

Is that true?

Pretty sure,nbut in HS and Pro I think it is 2.

 

[BritishDolfan]

IIRC 1 point is possible in college, if by some odd method the Defence score a safety on a PAT.

 

[BritishDolfan]

Safety (American and Canadian football score) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Although exceedingly unlikely, college football's rules also allow the defensive team to score a one-point conversion safety on a PAT or conversion try. One possible scenario: Team B blocks Team A's extra-point attempt, and a player on Team B picks up the loose ball and runs towards the opposite end zone. Before reaching the goal line, he fumbles the ball and it is recovered by a player from Team A, who then voluntarily runs into his own (Team A's) end zone and is tackled. Team B would score one point for the conversion safety and the score would then be 6–1. No team has ever scored a defensive conversion safety in an American college football game. However, the rule is notable as being one of just two ways a team may finish a game with a score of exactly one point in American football. The second way is a forfeit in American college or high school football. For example, when Team A forfeits, the final score is 1–0 for Team B.[11]