Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Doryano
Originally posted by Sizz06

Originally posted by Doryano


Originally posted by Sizz06



Originally posted by Doryano




Originally posted by Sizz06





Im getting the feeling that you dont think we're one of the elite teams. (Nigeria)

Gold Coast and Kigali are the elite. I don't think you could take down either one of them, especially Kigali who crushed us in our own house.

Levels dont mean everything, but we trump both of those teams in that category..

As for Bordst - I dont take offense to it. Im pumped to try and prove that we are hands down the best in the league

I'm not talking levels. Kigali is a great team, we had to face them in week 2. Gold Coast has been dominant.


Let me get this straight.. a team that you haven't played yet cant beat a team that beat you because you lost to them? That makes a ton of sense. I'm glad to know that a teams level of greatness is judged by beating your team.

Like I said, "I think". I never said anything about me team being the barometer, in fact another team that we've never played is up their too. You have to watch the games to get the answers.

I agree with Doryano. It's an analysis matchup thing. Not some binary comparison. In general, some teams are built to give other teams better games/more problems regardless if they have a stronger team for the overall season. That is why playoff games are so upset heavy yet other times extremely lopsided

At least I can be proud that my team was the first to score a touchdown on the Bandits. My only problem with my gameplan was that it wasn't followed at all. My offense was set to 55 pass/45 run and I had a +17 pass differential up to the 3rd quarter (I was ahead until shortly before halftime). At one point in the game (score was 7-3 in their favor- so not a pass-because-we're-down time), my QB threw 13 passes in a row! Maybe my math is off, it's been a while, but that doesn't seem like a 55/45 split.
Does anyone know the methodology of the pass/run percentages? Is it based on odds that any given play is pass or run or does it keep a memory of previous plays?

Originally posted by felixtovar
At least I can be proud that my team was the first to score a touchdown on the Bandits. My only problem with my gameplan was that it wasn't followed at all. My offense was set to 55 pass/45 run and I had a +17 pass differential up to the 3rd quarter (I was ahead until shortly before halftime). At one point in the game (score was 7-3 in their favor- so not a pass-because-we're-down time), my QB threw 13 passes in a row! Maybe my math is off, it's been a while, but that doesn't seem like a 55/45 split.
Does anyone know the methodology of the pass/run percentages? Is it based on odds that any given play is pass or run or does it keep a memory of previous plays?

And I congratulate you for that.

That game was an absolute turd of a performance by both teams and possibly the sloppiest game I have ever had the displeasure of watching.

I agree to your last statement. My personal favorite: http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?pbp_id=6995563

I didn't think you had enough points so I just tipped it to you.

Originally posted by felixtovar
I agree to your last statement. My personal favorite: http://goallineblitz.com/game/replay.pl?pbp_id=6995563

I didn't think you had enough points so I just tipped it to you.

What was that a lay up? lol.