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Match Result · League division
Match recorded on 2020-12-28 03:44:56
70k
1/0/2
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
1
1
3
-
1
15
165
5
13
40
2
#9 Kellton Hollins (C) #55 – Smashed Hip (-MA)
#10 Blake Hickey (OG) #73 – Broken Neck (-AG)
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
2
4
3
-
1
21
183
1
28
33
3
#9 Stan Gaudion – Dead (RIP)
#15 Solo Vaipulu – Dead (RIP)
Also, a rivalry match.
Started in the rain, the first block on the first turn was a dead Senior (Stan Gaudion, Block/Dodge/Guard). No NBFL for him after all that effort.
The first block on the 2nd turn was a dead red-shirt Freshman (Solo Vaipulu, Guard). He was already contemplating retirement, but elected to play in his school's Bowl match, hoping to decide soon after. TCU decided for him.
This game in the first half was a cavalcade of back-and-forth failures, be it picking up a ball, catching a ball, or even making a Dodge. In the end, though, Justin Rogers, Senior Thrower for TCU brought his AG5 to the ball, and got a pass down the field to a Lineman that had been abandoned from coverage to focus on moving up the field.
The second half began with a weather change, much to the thanks of EVERYONE both playing and watching, and the passing game began to take shape. Hawaii scored on t2 with a moderately risky throw, in that there were 2 Pass Block Gutter Runners right in the area, so the positioning had to be such as that it was near impossible to get into the corner for an INT.
With a lot of jockeying back and forth, regulation time ended in a 1-1 tie, and the coin was flipped. TCU elected to receive, but would only be able to start 6 players, whereas Hawaii had 11. The Warrielves had 1 RR left, and TCU had none. It wasn't long before Hawaii had its chance to get at the ball in the backfield, with Matthew-Sharsh blitzing Justin Rogers, and using their final re-roll to loose the ball, causing a stun on the TCU Thrower. From there, Matthew-Sharsh picked it up, and completed a pass to Mokaio-Atimalala, and the game ended 2-1.
Graduates for TCU:
Justin Rogers - Thrower - HMP, Accurate, Safe Throw, +AG, +AG (98 pts)
Quazzel White - Linerat - Wrestle, DP (16 pts)
Graduates for Hawaii:
Penei Pavihi - Blitzer - Dodge, Tackle, Frenzy, Jump Up (59 pts)
Jason Matthew-Sharsh - Catcher - Block, Dodge, Side Step, Dump-Off (70 pts)
Fanupo Peapealalo - Line-elf - Block, Dodge (23 pts)
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