You know about Australian Rules Football, right?

[Bretrick]

If the final score was;
99 goals 99 points to 49 goals 27 points
What was the final margin between the two sides?

 

[January]

Rather strange and random question - but the answer is 372

completely hypothetical as teams never kick that sort of score.

 

[Bretrick]

Rather strange and random question - but the answer is 372

completely hypothetical as teams never kick that sort of score.

Correct.
A question with a mathematical component to it.

 

[oscash]

We are on this side of the border and call it Aerial Pingpong. Rugby League is our choice of football.

 

[Bretrick]

We are on this side of the border and call it Aerial Pingpong. Rugby League is our choice of football.

I always thought it was called Throwball.
Occasionally "Dummies" use "Grubber Kicks" because their throw skills are non existent.

 

[spookycat2]

We are on this side of the border and call it Aerial Pingpong. Rugby League is our choice of football.

I enjoy watching some Rugby when I find it on tv.

 

[Rakaia]

We are on this side of the border and call it Aerial Pingpong. Rugby League is our choice of football.

Or cross country basketball, the only game that gives you a point for missing.
It was good to see the Wallabies beat the Lions in the real and original rugby.

 

[JustDave]

Forty-two?

 

[Bretrick]

Forty-two?

Sorry, no

 

[Rakaia]

Forty-two?

That's the meaning of life.

 

[January]

it is definitely 372 - simple maths - each goal is worth 6 points so you multiply the goals by 6 and then add the points

of course teams never actually score anywhere near that though.

 

[Bretrick]

The highest score ever recorded in a game was 100 goals 34 points - 634 to 3 goals 0 points - 18 scored by Campbell Creek against Primrose in the Maryborough Castlemaine District football Association in 1990.

Second highest score ever recorded was 79.41 - 515 by the Great Western Lions to 1.0 by the Ararat Eagles in the Mininera and Districts Football League in 2019

 

[January]

Yes well. As always very rare exceptions to a rule