[Holy Bull]

A lot of people are posting about Corbin's supposed superiority as a team. Apparently, Boyle only has Dawson and Quisenberry. I'm going to disprove that right here and now. Here are only a few Boyle players who made an impact on the outcome. 

Josh Bixler- The sack on 3rd and 8 at the start of the 3rd quarter needs more recognition. It gave Boyle favorable field position and led to a Quisenberry touchdown. That wouldn't have happened without Bixler's big play. 

Demauriah Brown- Interception with two minutes to go before half. While Corbin picked off a pass to close the half, Brown's interception prevented the Redhounds from scoring before the break. Given that Corbin received the ball to start the second half, Brown's interception had tremendous implications. 

Avery Bodner- Got an important stop on 3rd and 2 in the 2nd quarter that took some momentum away from the Redhounds. His coverage ability, especially during a deep pass in the 3rd quarter, doesn't get enough recognition for preventing big plays that might have altered the outcome. 

Jayce Crowe- Broke through the pocket and put pressure on Elam, forcing him out of bounds with two minutes left to play in the game. 

I also don't want to neglect the powerhouses Austin Gorley, Aidan Gosser, and Paul McClure. They are tough, hard-hitting players that could punch a building to death if so desired. 

All of this is to say: Boyle is not relying on two players and an excellent coach. Every player contributes in a substantive way. That is why they are moving on to Kroger field. We asked the question earlier, who has the better defense? It is clear now. Boyle's defense bestrides the narrow world like a Colossus.

Beautifully said!