Week 5 Wrap Up
The story of the much touted Goat Bowl was one of capitalizing on mistakes. On the G.O.A.T.S. side they came away with 4 picks and scored off of two of them while the Chèvres managed 3 interceptions of their own, but could only capitalize on one.
Jie OuYang had a second very strong game in a row, reeling in 46 yards receiving from 6 catches including 2 touchdowns, and the Chèvres Eddy-blay Tchoffo fote had an excellent game catching 6 passes himself including one for a score. Alexandre Bresse continues to play strong averaging 14.75 YPC on 4 catches.
Even though he was on the losing side of things, Louis Moisan always seemed to find himself in the right place at the right time and walked away with 3 interceptions and 4 tackles earning him Player of the Week honours.
The second game of the day started with a pick six by Jose Luis Castro Jr off a pass thrown by Jon Evans giving the Sooners 45 a quick lead over the Amish Cyborgs, but things turned around quickly for the ‘Borgs who scored on each one of their following drives with QB Jon Evans ending with 287 passing yards and 8 touchdown passes.
Max Rosenberg ended the game with 3 sacks including a safety, and also managed 3 further tackles which is very impressive for a rusher!
Josh Levine ended with 5 catches for 126 yards and 3 touchdowns, while Jonathan Svetna wasn’t far behind with 4 receptions of his own for 91 yards and a TD.
Despite their woes on defense, the Sooners managed to put up a good amount of points themselves, with Jose Luis Castro Sr making 3 TD passes and Jose Luis Castro Jr making his usual stellar performance netting 83 yards receiving with 2 TDs. Newcomer Reece Woods also made his presence felt and rushed 5 times with a 6.20 YPR average.
The Krakens put on an offensive clinic in their contest with the Huskies, with Robert Prudhomme only missing 4 passes on 25 attempts for a total of 225 yards and 4 TDs. Kenneth Boudreau continues his breakout rookie season with 9 catches with 2 touchdowns and an incredible 12.44 YPC, and Silvio Ciarrocchi keeps heating up as we approach the playoffs grabbing 2 TD passes himself.
The Huskies just seemed slightly off offensively all game, but Brendan Sabloff had an outstanding performance with 6 receptions for 87 yards and 2 TDs. Defensively, Ryan Belam snagged 6 flags for tackles and Maxime-Georges Hazboun had 2 sacks to his name, but it just wasn’t enough to slow down the powerhouse Krakens offense who so far this season have only been slowed by the Amish Cyborgs, who are looking forward to doing it again in the season finale on March 11th.
With the Sooners 45 and Huskies both losing they stay neck and neck in the standings and they meet in their next game which could decide which one makes the playoffs!
Despite the loss, the Chèvres have still secured 1st place in their division, but likely want to end the season on a winning streak as no one likes to go into the playoffs backwards.
There are no games scheduled for the 25th, so teams return to action the following Saturday on March 4th where every game has huge playoff implications!