[BellCoFaithful]

you got to have a backbone, dont be scared,IF ITS THE TRUTH,then its ok, say it...

What they're trying to say is...During the first half when it looked like Wayne didn't know what hit em, it was because of several different formations, runs out of shotgun, passes, play action, designed roll out passes, very good mixture of the two fantastic backs and some passes to keep them off guard. Now if anyone wants to throw stats out, Collett was 3-10 for 37 yards, 1 td and 1 int, doesn't look good on paper, but he over threw I thought 2 passes, the others had to be chalked up to receivers dropping the balls or not being ready for the pass, or in sync with the QB due to inexperience in running the routes in game vs a defense going full speed which will get better with time and more reps. You can't just let them throw it in practice then come out vs a defense that's head hunting and expect them to be able to make the necessary adjustments and have the timing down. As the game went on, the offense became very vanilla, and conservative. Bell could have won this game by 30 points. A win is a win though. Moving on from that situation, which I'm sure I'll return to when someone gets hurt over it, Defense played fantastic, special teams played better than I've probably ever seen them play as an entire unit. Another 100 yard rushing effort from Jonathon Polly led the way for the Bobcats on offense, and Ryan Collett continues to be a touchdown machine. Huge effort from Joe Jackson on defense helped out a lot, his name was called consistently throughout the night.