“Once again we tried our best to stay peaceful and equanimous but the rioting crowd and a competitive and well prepared opponent convinced us otherwise. We had to fight our way through, we repent.

Strategically, we made a few mistakes. The first one was not trying hard enough to delay 1st half's TD so we had to try a double gfi to blitz the blodging BC on turn 8 and failed, Vaisravana koed himself.
On second half, i was trying a elvishish sideway defense (with los on one side and team on the other) but all the bottom side've got stunned by the first riot, leaving it all open for his handler, Amgurd Deeparm, to run the field all the way next to end zone where it got 1diced blitzed by my dodger Panàda, but the crowd threw the ball in Bhallukha's favour (after all he had fame advantage). Gurdam could then dodge away, pick up, score and impress all the teenage girls in the stadium. On offense, we completed a 3rd pass (our handlers where flawless on this aspect) for a quick score hoping for an opportunity for a last an winning touchdown. Once again, as a teaching of equanimity ,our hope were deceived. The crowd stunned 4 of our guys for a second riot (maybe there trying to say something, about our peaceful play style ?) and Ballukha had a golden opportunity to score, unfortunately, coach forgot to check turn counter and stopped just by the EZ !? We would've tried to push him in for his well deserved victory, but the BC was protected from our help.
Congrats for the win (well there was a still 1/36 chance of failure ;)

And always share the merit (with the crowd), that was todays's teaching.”