“That was a really weird Match. At first it seemed like a bad day for the Hurricanes. We had the Offense, but our Opponent must have read our Playbook and presented a perfect Defense. That must have frozen the Canes, that their blocking went to Hell (only Pushbacks) and the Catchers stumbled while dodging, stunning themselves.
It continued with the two best Players of the team got badly Hurt and six other guys went to the KO Box. Nonetheless, the Canes made some incredible moves, blitzing the orcish ballcarrier, picking up the ball surrounded by many orcish players with the Thrower, dodging away from them, running deep into the opponents Endzone and trying a short pass to a catcher ... but ... the Thrower fumbled, Orcs got the Ball and scored.

Well, i have to admit, this carried me away a bit and i complained about the bad luck i had so far, i'm really sorry for that -.-

Then, the second half started. The Canes fielded just nine players, the other guys were ... erm ... not available :D
But the remaining players played like being inspired by the great nuffle himself. Mark Grocholski blitzed the orcish black orc carrying the ball, the ball went into the crowd and was thrown back in right before the feet of Stefan Nass, the Canes Star Thrower Number one. He picked it up, threw a Pass to Marco Knorr, and that guy sprinted downfield. The Orcs were not able to catch up with him but just moved around him ... two dodges later .... 1-1 .
The 2-1 for the Canes fell under similar circumstances, a lucky blitz, a lucky pick-up, a hand-off, a TD ... and it could've come even worse for the orcs. They weren't able to succeed in the simpliest blocks, having pushbacks or skulls most of the Time. Canes Ogre was able to blitz the orcish Ballcarrier again in Turn 6. Orcs missed some blocks afterwards and the Canes had the Chance to score another TD, but the Handoff to Marco Knorr failed. In Turn 8, the Orcs failed another set of Blocks, so, another Chance was given, but a quick pass to Marco Knorr wasn't catched, so the Game ended 2-1 and the Canes still can't believe, what happened there.”