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??Biggest Blowout?

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What are the FIBA/International Basketball scoring records?

What are the FIBA/International Basketball scoring records?

I was curious if there are any official or unofficial records for international basketball games. I follow college basketball closely in the USA and remember Troy State beating Devries 258-137 as Troy State made 47 of 109 3-pointers.

I watched Iran play Malaysia yesterday and it was like men playing boys. I remember seeing that Japan beat Sri Lanka last year by 148-45.

Anyone know of official records or certain games that you recall with most points or lopsided wins?
 
I can't recall any but your inquiry reminds me something else I have question my self as well.

I know that we have so far seen the triple double achievement.

A triple-double is defined as a performance in which a player accumulates a double digit number total in three of five statistical categories—points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocked shots—in a game. The most common way for a player to achieve a triple-double is with points, rebounds, and assists

So...

Did we ever had a fourth double or a fifth double? Sounds like impossible.

I am searching to find a pro player that had five to five. Double digits in five different categories. :D
 
Panathinaikos bc said:
I can't recall any but your inquiry reminds me something else I have question my self as well.

I know that we have so far seen the triple double achievement.

A triple-double is defined as a performance in which a player accumulates a double digit number total in three of five statistical categories—points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocked shots—in a game. The most common way for a player to achieve a triple-double is with points, rebounds, and assists

So...

Did we ever had a fourth double or a fifth double? Sounds like impossible.

I am searching to find a pro player that had five to five. Double digits in five different categories. :D
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NBA games are 48 minutes. Here is the list of quadruple doubles getting 4 of the 5 categories. Getting 10 steals and 10 blocks in a game would be hard to do so 5 of 5 would be very difficult to do.

10/18/74 Chicago vs Atlanta Nate Thurmond 22 pts. 14 rebs. 13 asst. 12 blks.
02/18/86 San Antonio vs Phoenix Alvin Robertson 20 pts. 11 rebs. 10 asst. 10 stls
03/03/90 Houston vs Golden State Hakeem Olajuwon 29 pts. 18 rebs. 10 asst. 11 blks.
03/29/90 Houston vs Milwaukee Hakeem Olajuwon 18 pts. 16 rebs. 10 asst. 11 blks.
02/17/94 San Antonio vs Detorot David Robinson 34 pts. 10 rebs. 10 asst. 10 blks
 
Tomtom said:
I think Armenia deserves to be mentionned in this thread. In 2007, they send teams at the U16 and U18 european division B championship.

U16
Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Armenia: 236-27 :D
Irland vs Armenia: 124-35
Austria vs Armenia: 137-26
England vs Armenia: 139-24
Roumania vs Armenia: 100-38 :cool:
Norway vs Armenia: 106-27


Norway and Roumania finished 19th and 20th on 21 teams. No need to explain who finished last.

The U18 team was way better losing only 141-33 to Poland for example.

So is the 236-27 the biggest blowout ever?
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In the under 16 and under 18 competitions, do they also play 40 minutes (4 quarters of 10 minutes)?
High schools in the USA only play 32 minutes (4 quarters of 8 minutes).
 
Tomtom said:
I think Armenia deserves to be mentionned in this thread. In 2007, they send teams at the U16 and U18 european division B championship.

U16
Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Armenia: 236-27 :D
Irland vs Armenia: 124-35
Austria vs Armenia: 137-26
England vs Armenia: 139-24
Roumania vs Armenia: 100-38 :cool:
Norway vs Armenia: 106-27


Norway and Roumania finished 19th and 20th on 21 teams. No need to explain who finished last.

The U18 team was way better losing only 141-33 to Poland for example.

So is the 236-27 the biggest blowout ever?
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Jesus Christ,how can you allow 236 points in a single game?I think if I played alone I wouldn't allow any team to score that many.That's just ridiculous.
 
hustlerlt said:
Jesus Christ,how can you allow 236 points in a single game?I think if I played alone I wouldn't allow any team to score that many.That's just ridiculous.
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If you would play alone vs 5 - you even wouldn't able to cross your own 3pts line majority of times - lose the ball and receive easy points. Now calculate how many you would receive if your own possesion would last some 5-10s and rival's quite the same and probably even less. Let's assume some 10pts/min = 400/game.
With those kids situation is similar. If you'll press harder - they'll make mistakes and you'll score easy points. Possesions there doesn't last long too, especially if one team can score whenever they wants to.
 
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