BC Review

In what looks like the start of a new tradition we again had a great time relaxing in the student union prior to the game. Pizza, snacks, and of course beer. Although I did not realize it until after I had finished my Budweiser that they were selling Yeungling (which I bought of course). I think it was the 16 oz. can that threw me off and I did not recognize it.

On to the game...

It was a beautiful site to see a packed Brighthouse Network Stadium. You could feel the electricity in the air with the crowd cheering loud and often.

A large part of BC's offensive numbers came from their first drive which resulted in a 3 point lead in the first quarter. After that it was total domination by the UCF defense not allowing BC to hit paydirt for the rest of the game. We only allowed a total of about 140 yards of total offense the entire game including only about 70 yards in the air. Here are the numbers. The best defensive plays of the game were the 3rd and 4th and one for BC in the third quarter where they got stuffed on both of them. I thought I heard they had a big O-line that can push people around.

We moved the ball pretty well throughout the game but were not able to get our first of three touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Actually our first touchdowns drive came from an excellent drive that started in the third quarter with a brilliant catch by the magnetic hands of J.J. Worton. Congratulations to Nick Catoi who was 3 for 3 on field goal, great job Nick. Offensive play of the game next to J.J.'s catch had to be Jeff Godfrey running through BC's All-American linebacker (Keuchly? no.40) to reach the endzone.

It was a must win for the Knights and we did it convincingly.

Go Knights!