NCAA.com | October 8, 2014 Winning transaction Share One might look at Ryan Schneider's recent transaction and scratch their head. After all, who bids $40,388 for a football? But Schneider, a Georgia Tech alumnus, not only shelled out top dollar for an old, weathered football that was used 98 years ago in a 222-0 Yellow Jackets win against Cumberland. He's donating it back to the school he loves. "I love Tech; love what it's let me do and be," Schneider, a 46-year-old patent lawyer, said. "I didn't want the ball in any another house." Check out the rest of The New York Times story On this day 98 years ago, Georgia Tech defeated Cumberland College 222-0. | http://t.co/a9G74iwBSo | pic.twitter.com/1QnboLcecI — Georgia Tech (@georgiatech) October 7, 2014 Georgia Tech 222, Cumberland College 0 | History, weird facts On Saturday, Oct. 7, 1916, Georgia Tech’s football team beat Cumberland 222-0. It is the biggest beatdown in the history of college football, and naturally, there are a lot of crazy numbers that came out of the game. Here are a select few. READ MORE No. 8 Ohio State volleyball stuns No. 5 Georgia Tech for third straight top-10 win No. 8 Ohio State women's volleyball beat No. 5 Georgia Tech in four sets to conclude the Georgia Tech Classic in front of a sold-out crowd on Sunday afternoon. This is the Buckeyes’ third-consecutive top-10 win. READ MORE These are the 10 oldest stadiums in Division I college football College football has been around since 1869, meaning some stadiums are celebrating triple-digit birthdays. Here's a look at the 10 oldest stadiums in the sport's history. READ MORE