Quote from: y_jack_lok on October 10, 2026, 07:41:56 PMA good game in Lexington today. Congrats to the Generals. Seems that Ty Collins made all the right decisions on option plays -- whether to keep the ball himself, hand it off, or pitch it. Jackets defense wasn't up to the task. RMC had an efficient drive with under a minute left in the first half to come away with a field goal and a 10-6 halftime lead. Then, trailing 20-17 with over three minutes left they had a chance to do the same thing and get a TD to take the lead or FG to tie, but it was not to be.
I thought jknezek's pessimism about W&L's chances might have been off. I felt similarly about RMC leading up to the game. It's no consolation that my pessimism was more accurate.
I caught the second half of H-SC at Roanoke. Both offenses looked good. But what does that say about their defenses? Tigers prevailed 39-33.
Bridgewater came from behind to beat Guilford 19-14. I get the feeling that BC's offense is still struggling.
Shenandoah beat Averett 38-20.
Work in progress?
I can't speak knowledgeably about Roanoke, although I'm impressed at what they've achieved in only two years, but coach Luvara seems to be rebuilding the Tigers to the point where they have to be taken seriously every week. I'm hopeful that we will see more games like Monmouth and Shenandoah and fewer like Roanoke and UNE, but at least it appears that they are trying to put the Martyball era behind them.