Barstool Sports Hits Historic Low on Family Feud

Barstool Sports Hits Historic Low on Family Feud

Barstool Sports, led by founder Dave Portnoy, made an appearance on the latest episode of Celebrity Family Feud against the family of Dallas Mavericks All-Star Cooper Flagg. The result was a historic defeat for Barstool Sports, with a final score of 543-0, the worst loss in the show’s 13-season history.

The Barstool Sports team failed to score any points in the three categories they competed in: “A TSA dog is making a beeline for you at the airport, what do you do?”; “Name something a player probably has that a regular guy might not”; and “Name something you can only do for five minutes before you get tired of it.”

Notable Moments

One of the most memorable moments of the episode came when Portnoy answered “big d*ck” for something a player probably has that a regular guy might not, leaving host Steve Harvey momentarily speechless before he apologized to Flagg’s mother.

The episode was a significant loss for Barstool Sports, and the team’s performance was widely shared on social media. Barstool Sports themselves tweeted about the loss, sharing the final score and a clip from the episode.

Aftermath

The loss was a major upset for Barstool Sports, and it will likely be remembered for a long time. The episode was a fun and entertaining watch, despite the one-sided score. Barstool Sports and the family of Cooper Flagg both showed great sportsmanship throughout the episode, making for an enjoyable viewing experience.

In the end, the Barstool Sports team may not have won the game, but they certainly made it an entertaining episode of Celebrity Family Feud. The loss will likely be a topic of discussion for Barstool Sports and their fans for a long time, and it will be interesting to see how they bounce back from this historic defeat.

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