“Tactical Takeaways:

-The Sneaky Git combined with grab can be very strong. Not sure how many removals he had, but it felt like at least 4. Being able to use grab to position players for the foul is very fun and effective. We managed to get his Block warriors in the perfect spots at time because they were on the LOS. It seems like the skill of being able to see and think about how you're going to get the foul is very necessary for the Black Orc team. I also think that in general a coach doesn't feel like their players are in danger of the foul because grab is an uncommon skills, especially spammed grab.
-Side Cage Defense: We set up the screen well to take away the score, but gave away the middle because of a hole. I had a screen of goblins and black orcs, but it probably would've been better to simply give up the gap between the two screens and invite the early score, rather than have a true screen that forced him to take the middle and prolong the game.
-1-Turn Attempt: We actually had everything in position to get the 1 turn score, but I'm not sure if I actually should've tried to throw the max range, or closer because the goblin ended up landed in tackle zones with the throw going too far. Perhaps the scatter was just unlucky, but I need to learn more about that question.
-Opponent Guard Play: Noticed that my opponent was very deliberate in where he was putting his guard, and I'd like to know the thought process behind where he was putting his guard and why. I think I'm getting better, but I felt like his positioning was just very solid.
-Black Orc Success Hinges on Removal: Overall, I've determined that Black Orcs need to get removals to have a chance, and this game was one where we got them, such that progressing the ball was relatively easy. Opponent did a good job forcing several blocks at the, but we just barely managed to get out of the final scrum. ”