The only thing that worries me is that we completely dominate the game, but haven't put teams away when we have the chance yet. Still, both of these teams are high powered offensive teams, so it makes sense to allow some extra points at the end, I guess.
2-0 and hopefully 3-0 very soon.
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I never really felt we were at risk to be honest, the Lions hardly put up a fight. I suppose the score looks a lot closer than the game actually felt.
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xx_skaterdude_xx wrote:The only thing that worries me is that we completely dominate the game, but haven't put teams away when we have the chance yet. Still, both of these teams are high powered offensive teams, so it makes sense to allow some extra points at the end, I guess.
2-0 and hopefully 3-0 very soon.
Illegal pick that refs missed set up the Lion's only TD though.
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