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ATTLEBORO - The New England Patriots weren't the only ones to tally a big score during Sunday's 59-0 victory over the Tennessee Titans.

Wamsutta Middle School won eight new computers, one for each touchdown, in the lopsided win. The school was selected after Deb Carreiro, a health and physical education teacher, submitted an entry to a contest run by software company Kaspersky Lab and TV station WBZ.

"It was pretty exciting," Carreiro said, adding that she was notified last week that her entry had been chosen randomly and that her school would qualify to receive one computer for each time Tom Brady and his team crossed the goal line.

"The touchdowns just came one after another," she said. "I couldn't believe it."

Carreiro said she was initially disappointed to learn that it had begun snowing just before game time, thinking that would keep down scoring. But after kicker Stephen Gostkowski lined up for a first-quarter field goal, the Patriots went on a slippery series of drives - each one seemingly destined for the end zone.

Kaspersky Lab's Touchdowns for Technology contest awards computers to area schools that register at TouchdownsForTechnology.com.

Winning schools also receive an autographed Stephen Gostkowski jersey and tickets to a clinic run by the Patriots kicker.

Carreiro said there was plenty of excitement at school leading up to the high-scoring weekend and a celebratory mood when students arrived for class Monday morning.

Carreiro said the computers will be delivered to her school after the conclusion of the NFL season.