Box Score Saturday, September 28, 20135:00 PMEdmonton, Alberta - Foote FieldBox Score Score1234FinalCalgary Dinos212622776Golden Bears770721 AB TDs: Tylor Henry, Ryan Schwartz, and Curtis Dell The Alberta Golden Bears simply had no answer for the No.5 ranked Calgary Dinos during a 76-21 white wash on Saturday night at Foote Field. The Bears, rebuilding under first year head coach Chris Morris, got a taste of the level they are aspiring to  as the five-time defending Canada West champion Dinos took the Green and Gold to school by rolling up 848 yards of offence and 76 points, which is the most Alberta has given up in team history. Calgary earned 428 rushing yards on the night, and scored 10 touchdowns, including six along the ground. Alberta, meanwhile, picked up 430 yards of offence which is just shy of their season average of 483 yards per game. The 21 points scored represents the first time Alberta has scored more than 15 points against Calgary since the 2009 season, and is more points than they have scored in their last three games combined against the Dinos.  With the win Calgary improves to 5-0, while the Bears drop to 0-5 on the season. The Dinos have now won 11 straight games against the Golden Bears. Quarterback Ryan Schwartz, who rushed for 101 yards on the night, scored a touchdown for the Bears, as did rookie receiver Tylor Henry. Curtis Dell, who came into the game in the third quarter to relieve Schwartz, also rushed for a major. Running back Mercer Timmis rushed for a quartet of TDs for Calgary, and they also got two from back-up QB Jimmy Underdahl. Anthony Anderson, Chris Dobko, Brett Blaszko and Kyle Brick all found their way into the endzone as well. The teams were tied at 7-7 midway through the opening quarter, thanks to TDs from Anderson and Henry, but Timmis galloped for a 63-yard touchdown at 12:27 to give Calgary a lead they would never relinquish. Dobko scored before the end of the opening quarter to make it 21-7 after 15 minutes. Schwartz’s eight yard TD scamper early in the second made it a 24-14 game, but that would be as close as the Bears would get for the rest of the game. The Dinos closed out the first half with three touchdowns, including two from Timmis, as they headed into the break with a 47-14 advantage. Calgary scored 39 straight points in the second half to balloon their lead to 76-14, before Dell closed out the scoring with a one yard plunge to make it a 76-21 final. Schwartz finished with 101 rushing yards and a TD, as well as with 11 completions on 16 attempts for 135 yards and a TD strike. Dell, meanwhile, tossed 19 balls, completing nine of them for 162 yards. Veteran receiver Ryley Richardson made four catches for 101 yards, including a longest of 52-yards, while Henry had six receptions for 48 yards. Alberta, the youngest team in Canada West with 36 rookies and 20 sophomores, returns to action on October 5 when they take on the Regina Rams in Regina. Share this story Top stories from UAlberta