1. Playoff Review
The Ultimini battle was one that was highly anticipated as both Minnesota Grey Ducks and Myrtle Beach Buccaneers finished the regular season at 12-2. The 1st quarter had fans in the stands increasingly frustrated as it a was a punt fest with 0 points put on the board by either team. However, starting the 2nd quarter the Minnesota Grey Ducks went on a tear that begun with their defence as Bubba Twatford secured 12 tackles, 1TFL and a big-time sack for a 7-yard loss. On the back of this, Grey Duck running backs, Austin Brehio, Baby Yoda and Skuff just could not be stopped. They were able to run it up constantly while none for a super long play but consistently and effectively marching their offense down the field. In total the 3 RBs racked up 214 rushing yards and 3 Touchdowns. On the other side of the ball the Myrtle Beach Buccaneers just could get anything going. Their offense just couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give their defence a rest and it took a large toll. By the start of the 4th, Bucs fans had begun to leave the stadium which was a sad sight as Myrtle Beach have a lot to be proud of after an outstanding 12-2 season and making it to the Ultimini. Great things loom for these two franchises, and Grey Ducks celebrate winning back to back Ultiminis! (236 Words)
6. Expansion (GFX)
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8. Scouting report (GFX)
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11. Playoff MVP
The Ultimus Playoff MVP isn’t too hard to see in my honest opinion. While he’s not immune to the odd pick here and there, they really don’t matter when you lead the team to a victory with 322 yards and 4 TDs in the biggest game of the league. Easton Cole is your Ultimus playoff MVP. He knew he had doubted entering playoffs, but on the inside... nobody could see the fire burning. He was so ready for this moment, and he knew it was going to take everything he had, and man did he deliver. Not only was he a sight to behold in the throwing game, but he rushed 10 times for an additional 71 yards on the ground. That’s what makes an offence great. When the QB has the vision and intelligence to know when to burst through a gap into the open and when to check it down and when to thread the needle deep. While Cole deserves all this credit, his teammate also deserves some praise too. Wide receiver Rod Tidwell lit up the field with an impressive 117 yards and 2 Touchdowns on 6 catches. What a fiery duo they are in this league. (200 words)
The Ultimini battle was one that was highly anticipated as both Minnesota Grey Ducks and Myrtle Beach Buccaneers finished the regular season at 12-2. The 1st quarter had fans in the stands increasingly frustrated as it a was a punt fest with 0 points put on the board by either team. However, starting the 2nd quarter the Minnesota Grey Ducks went on a tear that begun with their defence as Bubba Twatford secured 12 tackles, 1TFL and a big-time sack for a 7-yard loss. On the back of this, Grey Duck running backs, Austin Brehio, Baby Yoda and Skuff just could not be stopped. They were able to run it up constantly while none for a super long play but consistently and effectively marching their offense down the field. In total the 3 RBs racked up 214 rushing yards and 3 Touchdowns. On the other side of the ball the Myrtle Beach Buccaneers just could get anything going. Their offense just couldn’t stay on the field long enough to give their defence a rest and it took a large toll. By the start of the 4th, Bucs fans had begun to leave the stadium which was a sad sight as Myrtle Beach have a lot to be proud of after an outstanding 12-2 season and making it to the Ultimini. Great things loom for these two franchises, and Grey Ducks celebrate winning back to back Ultiminis! (236 Words)
6. Expansion (GFX)
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8. Scouting report (GFX)
11. Playoff MVP
The Ultimus Playoff MVP isn’t too hard to see in my honest opinion. While he’s not immune to the odd pick here and there, they really don’t matter when you lead the team to a victory with 322 yards and 4 TDs in the biggest game of the league. Easton Cole is your Ultimus playoff MVP. He knew he had doubted entering playoffs, but on the inside... nobody could see the fire burning. He was so ready for this moment, and he knew it was going to take everything he had, and man did he deliver. Not only was he a sight to behold in the throwing game, but he rushed 10 times for an additional 71 yards on the ground. That’s what makes an offence great. When the QB has the vision and intelligence to know when to burst through a gap into the open and when to check it down and when to thread the needle deep. While Cole deserves all this credit, his teammate also deserves some praise too. Wide receiver Rod Tidwell lit up the field with an impressive 117 yards and 2 Touchdowns on 6 catches. What a fiery duo they are in this league. (200 words)
