GOMHL Media
PBE LPT
Quarterback Matchup
The Ultimus Cup feature the showdown of two of league’s top quarterbacks, Gus Showbiz and Childish Gambino. Both of these players have risen to an elite level after being drafted only a year apart. They sat second and third, respectively, in passing yards during the regular season, only Second Line quarterback Maximus III had more passing yards. It was only fitting that the season culminated with these two meeting in the finals. However, the Ultimus Cup game saw only one of these men emerge and the offensive leader that their team needed. Gus Showbiz completely dominated and tore up the Hawks’ defense. Aside from a sole interception, Showbiz had the defense’s number all game. He finished the game with 5 touchdowns and 459 passing yards. Gambino didn’t have an awful day throwing for 225 yards and completing a single touchdown pass, he just did not find the holes in the opposition’s defense like Showbiz was able to do. This was a marquee matchup that did not disappoint as the league witnessed Showbiz make his mark on the Ultimus Cup by showing off his elite passing abilities which saw him named the Offensive Player of the Game and saw him raise the Ultimus Cup.
Unsung Hero
Andre Bly Jr. quietly had a very impressive Ultimus Cup playoffs and can be seen as the unsung hero of the Otters’ championship. Bly Jr. made a total of 10 tackles during the playoffs, 6 of which came in the championship game. He also had a pass defense in the semi-finals and another 3 in the Ultimus Cup game. Defense is said to win championships and Bly Jr. made a strong case for showing the legitimacy of this statement. Bly Jr. was a large reason why Gambino was unable to get anything going for the Hawk offense, and as we saw the game had the potential to be a real shootout. Bly Jr. was also getting it done on the other side of the ball as well as the sole kick returner for the Otters. Bly Jr. returned 4 kicks and 3 punts in the Ultimus Cup game for a combined 67 yards. Without Bly Jr. making some crucial plays on defense and providing a spark for the Otters on special teams, the Otters could have had a completely different playoff experience. Therefore Andre Bly Jr. was the Orange Country Otters’ unsung hero for this season’s championship run. Watch for the veteran cornerback to continue to dominate in the secondary for many more seasons.
PBE LPT
Quarterback Matchup
The Ultimus Cup feature the showdown of two of league’s top quarterbacks, Gus Showbiz and Childish Gambino. Both of these players have risen to an elite level after being drafted only a year apart. They sat second and third, respectively, in passing yards during the regular season, only Second Line quarterback Maximus III had more passing yards. It was only fitting that the season culminated with these two meeting in the finals. However, the Ultimus Cup game saw only one of these men emerge and the offensive leader that their team needed. Gus Showbiz completely dominated and tore up the Hawks’ defense. Aside from a sole interception, Showbiz had the defense’s number all game. He finished the game with 5 touchdowns and 459 passing yards. Gambino didn’t have an awful day throwing for 225 yards and completing a single touchdown pass, he just did not find the holes in the opposition’s defense like Showbiz was able to do. This was a marquee matchup that did not disappoint as the league witnessed Showbiz make his mark on the Ultimus Cup by showing off his elite passing abilities which saw him named the Offensive Player of the Game and saw him raise the Ultimus Cup.
Unsung Hero
Andre Bly Jr. quietly had a very impressive Ultimus Cup playoffs and can be seen as the unsung hero of the Otters’ championship. Bly Jr. made a total of 10 tackles during the playoffs, 6 of which came in the championship game. He also had a pass defense in the semi-finals and another 3 in the Ultimus Cup game. Defense is said to win championships and Bly Jr. made a strong case for showing the legitimacy of this statement. Bly Jr. was a large reason why Gambino was unable to get anything going for the Hawk offense, and as we saw the game had the potential to be a real shootout. Bly Jr. was also getting it done on the other side of the ball as well as the sole kick returner for the Otters. Bly Jr. returned 4 kicks and 3 punts in the Ultimus Cup game for a combined 67 yards. Without Bly Jr. making some crucial plays on defense and providing a spark for the Otters on special teams, the Otters could have had a completely different playoff experience. Therefore Andre Bly Jr. was the Orange Country Otters’ unsung hero for this season’s championship run. Watch for the veteran cornerback to continue to dominate in the secondary for many more seasons.
[div align=center]![[Image: GZlFhnX.png]](https://i.imgur.com/GZlFhnX.png)
[/div]
[div align=center][SELECT style="background-color:green; color: black; font-family:Optima; font-size: 14px; width: 400px;"][br][OPTION]Joseph Henry || DE || San Antonio Marshals || 120 TPE
[OPTION]==================================
[OPTION]Career Regular Season Statistics
[OPTION]
[/div][div align=center][SELECT style="background-color:green; color: black; font-family:Optima; font-size: 14px; width: 400px;"][br][OPTION]Joseph Henry || DE || San Antonio Marshals || 120 TPE
[OPTION]==================================
[OPTION]Career Regular Season Statistics
[OPTION]
