All right Choad, you just made the list

Next time, we're bringing one of these.

Besides the score discrepancies, I thought we played a very good game. Playing against a tough opponent, we hung tough. When they got ahead, we kept coming.

On offence, while it is true that there were times where we needed one more person making a cut, I found that our turnovers never really came from those instances, but more from simply missing some throws. Of course, if we ever get to 100% completion of throws in a game, then it's time to take on the Fatties. We had some good movement, solid play-making, some patience (a few endzone plays illustrated this) and just great effort all around. They even switched the force to try to throw us off, but we still played strong.

Defense was again hilited by solid effort by all. Other than the confusion with the zone (which will be remedied next week), we played well, and made smart switches which I loved seeing (we should do that more if the need arises in a game).

Even though in the end they took the win from us, we know the real score. For those who believe in karma, then you're not worried if we face them again. For those who don't believe in karma, then see what happened to my favourite hockey player, Steve Sullivan, a few years ago:

I have absolutely no f$#%ing clue

Big test this Sunday: Cold Blue Choad. They have beat the Sofa Kings, but lost to Wasabi. We're playing at 8:30 at Varsity North.

So, how can we beat them? I think a strategy of hurrying our throws, working it up the line no matter what (why use the whole field?), ignoring the dump and swing, and trying for constant long bombs are our keys to victory. I think Sunday will be my first of many "All Scoober" games, so be prepared.

Although perhaps I am affected by these exam answers:

Can anyone here figure out the answers to the questions? Some are easy; some...not so much.