Speaker 1: Last week, a couple of undefeated high school football teams
Speaker 1: in Long Island, New York, met for the big game.
Speaker 1: With a fourth quarter touchdown, the Plane Edge Red Devils
Speaker 1: cemented their victory over the South Side Cyclones, final score
Speaker 1: sixty one to thirteen. The Red Devil's experience the thrill
Speaker 1: of victory. The Cyclones tasted the agony of humiliating defeat.
Speaker 1: That's not the end of the story. Nassau County, New York,
Speaker 1: doesn't approve of lopsided victories and hash screw football games.
Speaker 1: They have a policy to prevent that. If a team
Speaker 1: ever wins by over forty two points, the winning coach
Speaker 1: is hauled before a committee to justify why players were
Speaker 1: allowed to run up the score. Well, the Red Devils
Speaker 1: won by forty eight points. Of the coach, Robert Shaver,
Speaker 1: was forced to explain his victory to the committee. The
Speaker 1: committee was not impressed by his explanation. They suspended him
Speaker 1: from the final game of the season. They said that
Speaker 1: he should have pulled his starters in the fourth quarter
Speaker 1: since the team was already ahead by a lot. I
Speaker 1: hope the Red Devils learned a lesson. If you want
Speaker 1: to play football in today's liberal America. You can take
Speaker 1: a knee, you can disrespect the national anthem. You will
Speaker 1: become a hero. But you better not win by too much.
Speaker 1: The Committee will not tolerate humiliating the losers like that