FB: CCIW in-game updates

[Mugsy]

NCC misses a FG.  2 minutes left in 1st quarter.

[kiko]

Fourth-and-two at the 19 and Thorne elects to attempt the FG.  Dace misses wide left from 36 yards out.  Still scoreless.

[Mugsy]

Linfield driving right down the field to end the 1st quarter.  Mostly through the air.  0-0.  Linfield at the NCC 10.

[kiko]

Linfield drives down the field quickly and is just inside the NCC 10 as the first quarter ends.  All but the last few yards came via the air.

[kiko]

Right - what Mugsy said.

[Mugsy]

Linfield TD negated on offensive pass interference.

[Mugsy]

Linfield TD on next play on post route.  7-0 Linfield.

[Mugsy]

Nice drive thus far by NCC in answer to Linfield TD.  1st and 10 at Linfield 40 or so.

[kiko]

Stanek throws a pick-six on 4th and 2.

[Mugsy]

Pick 6 by Linfield on 4th and 2 at Linfield 30.  Horrible pass by Stanek, horrible play call by NCC.  14-0 Linfield.

[emma17]

It seems like NCC is trying to be something they're not.  They are out coaching themselves. 

[Mugsy]

It seems like NCC is trying to be something they're not.  They are out coaching themselves.

Which has happened all too often in the playoffs. NCC coaching staff does NOT have a good track record in the playoffs.

[kiko]

Huge momentum shift.  From the video I don't think Stanek saw the defender.  Pass was intended for someone 5-8 yards further upfield, and the defender stepped into the passing lane and made the play.

Cards need to at least pick up a couple of firsts or this could get out of hand quickly.

[Mugsy]

Huge momentum shift.  From the video I don't think Stanek saw the defender.  Pass was intended for someone 5-8 yards further upfield, and the defender stepped into the passing lane and made the play.

Cards need to at least pick up a couple of firsts or this could get out of hand quickly.

Not a huge fan of the play call, even if Stanek didn't see the defender.

[Mugsy]

Another NCC turnover.  Stanek really struggling.  6-14 for 50 yards, a pick 6 and a fumble.  NCC having success pounding the ball, but they don't seem to want to force Linfield to stop them on the ground.  Much like the Wheaton game.