Biggest blowout in NHL history

Answer 1

The biggest blowout in Super Bowl history occurred during Super Bowl XXIV; the San Francisco 49ers beat the Denver Broncos in the Superdome in New Orleans, 55-10. The difference was 45 points.

Answer 2

Supposedly it was Georgia Tech over Cumberland College, 222-0. Tech was coached by Johnny Heisman (yes, the guy the trophy was named for), Tech never attempted a forward pass (of course, no one did back then), and Cumberland's longest offensive gain on the day was a four-yard loss. -The Jeff

Answer 3

Georgia Tech defeated Cumberland College (now Cumberland University), 222-0, in a College Football game on October 7, 1916, at Grant Field, Atlanta, Georgia.

Legendary head coach John Heisman was the head coach of Georgia Tech. The "Engineers" (as they were known then; the "Yellow Jackets" nickname did not come about until later) would go on to win the mythical "National Championship" the following season.

Cumberland College, based in Lebanon, Tennessee, had discontinued its football program before the 1916 season, but couldn't get out of its scheduled game with Tech. The school has since reinstated its football squad, but play in the NAIA.

Answer 4

Detroit Red Wings 15 - New York Rangers 0

Jan. 23, 1944

Answer 5

The New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants 29-1.

Answer 6

the biggest blowout in ncaa Basketball in 2011 was 107 to 56

Answer 7

The Detroit Redwings beat The New York Rangers 15-0