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NewCath 49 Lloyd 14

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No surprises here .

Lloyd made a game of this one until midway in the second quarter. From that point a 7-7 game quickly turned into a 28-7 game.

 

Lloyd moved the ball pretty well on the night both in the air and on the ground. A fumbled at the NCC 10 stopped the first drive after the half and earlier in the game an interception stopped another in NCC territory.

 

NCC came out and scored in 3 plays, then couldn't mount another drive until midway thru the second quarter.

 

Kues had a nice night running the ball and a couple of nice passes. Completion rate wasn't very high for NCC and they used the no huddle offense pretty much all night.

 

Lloyd was much improved on defense from earlier in the season despite giving up 49 points. The kicking game still is bad though and that killed them tonight against a team which pretty good special teams.

 

If Lloyd improves just a little on offense and defense in the last two weeks and can somehow shore up the special teams, the Holy Cross playoff game should be a good one.

Did the NCC defense score tonight, or is the "O" starting to really come together?

Did the NCC defense score tonight, or is the "O" starting to really come together?

 

Defense did not score and gave up 14. Lloyd blew a punt snap with 50 seconds to go in the half and NCC went 36 yards in 17 seconds.

 

They had one fumble recovery and one INT, but Lloyd had a lot of first downs.

 

Offense looked okay at times, very average at others. Helps to have short fields due to Lloyd having a bad kicking game.

Who runs the O for Lloyd?

Defense did not score and gave up 14. Lloyd blew a punt snap with 50 seconds to go in the half and NCC went 36 yards in 17 seconds.

 

They had one fumble recovery and one INT, but Lloyd had a lot of first downs.

 

Offense looked okay at times, very average at others. Helps to have short fields due to Lloyd having a bad kicking game.

So in reality this was a moral victory for Lloyd in holding the Breds to 49 points ?

Lucas runs the offense.

Good Game Juggs. They told us we wouldn't score at all! You did it! You proved yourselves.

Who runs the O for Lloyd?

 

 

 

I would think it is Roy since Yeagle he is doing everything. I'm not a Lloyd fan so they could answer that.

So in reality this was a moral victory for Lloyd in holding the Breds to 49 points ?

 

Not a moral victory but an improvement upon earlier efforts, and that is all teams are playing for right now. Lloyd showed mini-moments of being good earlier this year. Led Dayton 14-6 late in the second quarter and was driving for another score when they fell apart and lost 42-14.

 

Then couldn't put Bellevue away when leading 20-6 because of turnovers even though they went on to win that game. This game tied 7-7 midway thru the second quarter and really dominated play after NCC had scored in just three plays to start the game. Even after that Lloyd had a great drive to start the second half when down 28-7. Fumbled it away on an NCC all-out blitz at the 10 yard line.

 

So even though they gave up 49 the defense played better than earlier in the year and even though they only scored 14 the offense played better than earlier in the year. No improvement in special teams is still a concern.

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