03-10-2019, 07:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-13-2019, 09:53 PM by LGMForever.)
TASK 1: PBE PT
TASK 2: PRE-GAME or...POST-GAME
The Ultimus this year was easily one of the more exciting ones in recent memory, with the two teams basically being neck-and-neck up until the very end when the Orange County Otters had the final quarter to score three points to tie and four points to beat the Colorado Yeti. That definitely doesn't sound like much, but the mounted pressure from being in the biggest game of the season and also considering that it hadn't really been a high-scoring game added some extra weight to it. The Otters did indeed score nothing earlier in the first quarter, so it was a great possibility. On both sides, the quarterbacks definitely seemed to be struggling a good bit, with Micycle McCormick having only 36 completions through 54 attempts and Gus Showbiz having only 22 completions through 36 attempts. In comparison to the Yeti, the Otters appeared to have their scoring distributed a lot more widely than the Yeti during the game. In comparison to the Otters having three different players with a touchdown through Crush, Adams, and Zephyrous, the Yeti seemed a lot more reliant on a single player through their two touchdowns through rushing/receiving being only by Miller. In the end, this Ultimus really came down to the wire with a decent amount of offense but distinct differences between the two contenders.
TASK 3: QUARTERBACK MATCHUP
The quarterback matchup this year in the Ultimus wasn't particularly one to scoff at, with both quarterbacks facing off against each other being veterans of the league above 850 TPE. It was apparent that Gus Showbiz has a bit of an advantage, having a TPE count in the late 900s while Micycle McCormick is in the late 800s. At a TPE count that high, there isn't really that much of a disparity between the two of them but I suppose that it's sort of important to bring up for reference purposes. In terms of the performances in the Ultimus match itself, it's hard to really say who had the better game due to the fact that they were similar in the attempts/completions ratio and through other categories they varied in who was better. For example, Showbiz had a clear advantage in average yards with 11.2 in comparison to McCormick having only average yards of 8.1. However, Showbiz did have two interceptions through the course of the game while McCormick managed to come out with only one. Due to all of these similarities, it made sense for the score of the game to come down to the wire and for it to really fall down to the other positions of offense on each team.
TASK 4: GOING TO DISNEYLAND!
First off, I need to start by saying that I've never been one to believe that a player on the losing team can be considered the most valuable player for a singular game. It's just like the whole element of the most valuable player being the one who won the game for their team to bring home the trophy. Just going off of that, I think that it's hard to not state the most valuable player for the Otters in the Ultimus was Gus Showbiz. Honestly, I don't know much about football but how can a quarterback not always be the most valuable player with all of that yardage and the amount of touchdowns unless the game is literally struggling to get points on the board. Anyway, going to Disneyland is always a fun time and there's really a variety of activities to do there. All of the numerous shows centralized around every single of the popular Disney movies are always pretty cool to go to, although the planning of it is never the most fun. Of course, any self respecting human individual needs to attend every single location at Disneyland that's related to Star Wars. There's no denying that Disney has kind of been ruining the franchise and all of our memories but overall it's a pretty nice experience.
TASK 2: PRE-GAME or...POST-GAME
The Ultimus this year was easily one of the more exciting ones in recent memory, with the two teams basically being neck-and-neck up until the very end when the Orange County Otters had the final quarter to score three points to tie and four points to beat the Colorado Yeti. That definitely doesn't sound like much, but the mounted pressure from being in the biggest game of the season and also considering that it hadn't really been a high-scoring game added some extra weight to it. The Otters did indeed score nothing earlier in the first quarter, so it was a great possibility. On both sides, the quarterbacks definitely seemed to be struggling a good bit, with Micycle McCormick having only 36 completions through 54 attempts and Gus Showbiz having only 22 completions through 36 attempts. In comparison to the Yeti, the Otters appeared to have their scoring distributed a lot more widely than the Yeti during the game. In comparison to the Otters having three different players with a touchdown through Crush, Adams, and Zephyrous, the Yeti seemed a lot more reliant on a single player through their two touchdowns through rushing/receiving being only by Miller. In the end, this Ultimus really came down to the wire with a decent amount of offense but distinct differences between the two contenders.
TASK 3: QUARTERBACK MATCHUP
The quarterback matchup this year in the Ultimus wasn't particularly one to scoff at, with both quarterbacks facing off against each other being veterans of the league above 850 TPE. It was apparent that Gus Showbiz has a bit of an advantage, having a TPE count in the late 900s while Micycle McCormick is in the late 800s. At a TPE count that high, there isn't really that much of a disparity between the two of them but I suppose that it's sort of important to bring up for reference purposes. In terms of the performances in the Ultimus match itself, it's hard to really say who had the better game due to the fact that they were similar in the attempts/completions ratio and through other categories they varied in who was better. For example, Showbiz had a clear advantage in average yards with 11.2 in comparison to McCormick having only average yards of 8.1. However, Showbiz did have two interceptions through the course of the game while McCormick managed to come out with only one. Due to all of these similarities, it made sense for the score of the game to come down to the wire and for it to really fall down to the other positions of offense on each team.
TASK 4: GOING TO DISNEYLAND!
First off, I need to start by saying that I've never been one to believe that a player on the losing team can be considered the most valuable player for a singular game. It's just like the whole element of the most valuable player being the one who won the game for their team to bring home the trophy. Just going off of that, I think that it's hard to not state the most valuable player for the Otters in the Ultimus was Gus Showbiz. Honestly, I don't know much about football but how can a quarterback not always be the most valuable player with all of that yardage and the amount of touchdowns unless the game is literally struggling to get points on the board. Anyway, going to Disneyland is always a fun time and there's really a variety of activities to do there. All of the numerous shows centralized around every single of the popular Disney movies are always pretty cool to go to, although the planning of it is never the most fun. Of course, any self respecting human individual needs to attend every single location at Disneyland that's related to Star Wars. There's no denying that Disney has kind of been ruining the franchise and all of our memories but overall it's a pretty nice experience.
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