“And once again the Bones manage to pull a win out of the bag to everyones astonishment. Experts believe the Bones' relative success is due to a combination of the opposing teams underestimating them and a steady performance from the players who are true vets. (Some say it's pure luck but we'll leave that for the audience to decide - replays of the games are available at stores near you in dvd format).

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The game started with a few doubleskulls for the Bones but thanks to RRs and a bit of careful positioning this never hurt them too much. After a skeleton managed to knock himself down on a 2d block with RR in turn 6 a small gap for a blitz on the ball-carrier opened up and a 4+ dodge, a GFI and a 1d block later from the Blodge DE Blitzer (good odds after all with ag 4) the ball was on the floor. Fortunately for me the ball scattered to a favorable location. This is where the tension rose as a 2d blitz against the blitzer by Owen Banks pushed the blitzer back and enabled Banks to make a dodge for the ball (4+ with a RR in handy), pick it up (4+ Sure Hands) and a GFI into the endzone (still with RR as it was not used before) for a 1-0 lead.

A Perfect defence completely killed the DE drive as the 2 turns where not enough for the diminished team to get around the Khemri players (2 players KO had reduced the 10 man team to 8). Another KO followed afterwards and the DEs went into the 2nd half - again with 8 men who got followed by two BH as the game progressed as the Khemri took advantage of their numerical superiority.

The DE fought hard but couldn't break through early enough.

Thanks for the game Bagmanden.

PS. And again the skellies manage to pass their single regenerate roll!”