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Last league I was in there was this /epic/ turn around game where things kept going crazy, so I wrote about it, and despite trying to make my opponent look great, he was really annoyed. So here's my first attempt at a write-up for BC2!
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This game started off right was when Jim introduced the game with, "I wonder if there are any future star players on these teams." I have to admit, I often feel like a miserable coach facing off against Elven teams because I dread the amazing lack of 1s I see rolled against me quite often. When the kickoff allowed a Defensive reposition the team assembled into a Red Razor murder line. Between the healthy mix of strength, guard, and stand firm, there was no place the elves could manage more than a 1D block. Taking the wise solution after their first KO, the Elves used their AG awesomeness to put 4 players behind the line, forcing the team to split up to deal with them. Pao de Acucar did what he did best, introduce the crowd to one of the opposing players for an autograph signing (which happened to be the only legitimate catcher that had crossed the line). Over the next 3 turns the Anti-Fur Alliance players proceeded to give up massive amounts of space and finally a Touchdown, in exchange for the near death Kurumu Kurono (the fastest Wardancer).
Despite both KOs waking up, the second quarter turned the game around drastically. Over the next few turns the Elves managed to liberate the ball every turn, even using a fire wizard, but their Pyotr (an upcoming AG5 Kislev Quarterback) showed his mettle and skill, retrieving it every round and getting it to safety. Unfortunately, this cost the elves dearly losing, 3, then 2, then 1 more to the sidelines. The Elves returned that with the willingness to wake up and give it another go, but 7-11 going into Halftime left them vulnerable...
The change in defensive positioning was not enough as the AFA formed over the ball, learning from their previous mistakes formed their cage much more defensively, but the Elves had similarly learned from their mistakes, taking a cheap shot and removing their greatest threat Jack Daniels II from the game early in the half. With some amazing agility plays, the elves managed to wrestle (literally) the ball from their opponents, but due to Cersei's greed, and unwillingness to riskily pass the ball to a potential receiver, the Elves lost their chance to take the lead, and Cersei was relegated to sleep off a much deserved punch to the face. Quickly following Pyotr (nearly falling for the tripwire on the chalk line trick) turned the score 2-1.
Overcome with shame, Jack and Cersei faked their sleep to stay on the sidelines to avoid playing for the final quarter of the game. Being outmanned 4-10 at their point, the AFA players isolated and abused any Elf close enough to be a threat of a touchdown. Their agility plays run out, the Elves were shown up on their throws and pick ups by the agile members of the AFA players. The last few turns were only enough for a single touchdown to be scored leaving the numbers at 3-1 for the AFA over the Elves. Both coaches played intensely during the last few turns that the end of the game buzzer was even a shock to them!
Moving into the finals, both teams look to be stocked with a solid lineup, which should make for some good ball-viewing!