“With a good 1-1 draw still in their legs, the Mingy Yowlin' Boyz got ready for their fourth game. Their opponents were the more exerienced Elvish The Pelvish XIV team. Da Boyz didn't like the smell of the Elves and decided to try avoiding them as much as possible on the field. For one, it didn't go good things to the final score.

Just like the last game, Da Boyz decided to give possession away and handed their opponents the ball. They tried to defend an overcrowded right wing, but the defense broke and the fast and agile Elves. 1-0 and the game looked bad to the Orcish team.

But not with the strategy they use. Da Boyz blocked and blocked to hurt the Elves were they could. Trunks Snakeeye managed to get the ball and run up field over the left wing. Then, a black orc blitzer strangled over his own legs and left a huge whole in the protection for Trunks Snakeeye. The Elves ran through it, pushed Trunks into the crowd to get out for the rest of the game and then they managed to recover the loose ball at the left end of the field. The fast Elves scored 2-0, game over just before half time.

In the second half, Da Boyz got the first possession and tried to score quickly. The Elves provided a stout defense and didn't give a free pass. But over time the casualties were piling up and when the Elves were outnumbered 11 to 8, it was a hopeless game. Da Boyz saw Ty Snailsquasher run up field, accompanied by one of his blitzers. In an attempt to score a late touchdown, Ty handed off the ball to his blocker, but he was too busy watching the other Orcs punishing the Elves and failed to grab the ball. Game end, a 2-0 loss was the result.

After the game, The Mingy Yowlin' Boyz coach MIJB19 said his team learned a lot from the Elvish The Pelvish XIV: "i told Da Boyz to stop trying to run out of the tackle zones of opponents. We're not agile enough to get out of it without getting hurt. I'd like to thank coach Cloggy for the fun game and the wise lessons. Da Boyz look forward to a rematch, but we can see that the Elves won't like to be beaten up that badly again."”