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Barstool Sports Makes Family Feud History With Historic 543-0 Shutout Loss

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Dave Portnoy and Barstool Sports stepped onto the Celebrity Family Feud stage ready to compete against the family of Dallas Mavericks All-Star Cooper Flagg—and what happened next will go down as one of the most lopsided defeats in game show history. The final score told the whole story: 543-0. That’s right, zero points. Barstool couldn’t score across all four categories, making it the worst loss in the show’s 13-season run. Whether it was TSA dogs, pizza toppings, or anything else, nothing landed.

But the shutout wasn’t even the most memorable part of the episode. When Portnoy answered one of the questions with something crude about what a player has that a regular guy might not, host Steve Harvey actually stopped in his tracks. He was speechless for a moment, then apologized directly to Flagg’s mother on live television. That’s the kind of awkward moment that doesn’t get forgotten anytime soon. It’s a reminder that even when you’re confident enough to step on a game show stage, sometimes things just don’t go the way you planned.

What makes this whole situation interesting is the contrast between Barstool’s online persona and what we saw on that stage. The company’s built on swagger, bold takes, and never backing down. But Family Feud doesn’t care about your brand or your followers—the scoreboard is the scoreboard. So here’s the question for you: Do you think this loss is gonna stick with Barstool, or are they the type to bounce back with a good laugh? Let us know what you think.

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Ava Hart is a contributor to LocalBeat, covering local news and community stories.

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