Landau's Theorem on tournaments

Question

There is a Landau's theorem related to tournaments theory. Looks like the sequence $(0, 1, 3, 3, 3)$ satisfies all three conditions from the theorem, but it is not possible for 5 people to play tournament in such a way (if there are no ties). Did I miss something?

Answer 1

Player $A$ loses to everyone.

Player $B$ beats player $A$ and loses to everyone else.

Players $C$, $D$, and $E$ beat each other cyclically, like rock-paper-scissors.

Answer 2

Draw $K_5$, the complete graph on $5$ vertices, and assign directions to just enough edges to give one vertex ($A$ in the picture below) a score (outdegree) of $0$ and another ($B$ in the picture) a score of $1$.

At this point only the red edges have not been assigned orientations, and it’s clear that there are exactly two ways to orient them to gives vertices $C,D$, and $E$ scores of $3$: they must form a cycle, either $$C\to D\to E\to C$$ or $$C\to E\to E\to C\;.$$ Either works to give a tournament with the score sequence $\langle 0,1,3,3,3\rangle$.