Wildcats' wild season falls short of perfection
It's been the rallying cry for Bethune-Cookman's football program all season long.
"Stay in the moment."
It served them well from September through mid-November, keeping them grounded and preventing them from looking ahead as they piled up win after win after win -- 10 in all.
But Saturday evening, the moment wasn't worth the hanging around. If ever someone needed to look past the right-now, it was the Wildcats.
Yet, after a 38-27 loss to Florida A&M, its rival of near-biblical proportions, the Wildcats wore their disappointment like heavy blankets.
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The 'Cats not only lost to FAMU,New and used Cartier watch others. but lost one of those rare chances to publish a perfect season.
Instead of claiming the championship of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference outright, they must share it with FAMU and South Carolina State, both of whom also finished with just one MEAC loss.
Even the one pick-me-up bouquet -- a berth in the upcoming Division I-AA playoffs -- saw its bloom clipped because ...
All-everything quarterback Matt Johnson wrecked his left shoulder midway through the third quarter on the most costly play of the year.
All season long, the Wildcats have thrived on the one statistic that always tells a highly important part of any game's story: Turnover margin. Saturday, the stat sheet called it a tie -- two lost fumbles for B-CU, two for FAMU.
The facts behind the numbers, however, explain how this game flipped.
The first B-CU fumble -- by running back Johnathon Moment -- was recovered by FAMU near midfield. Four plays later, the Rattlers were in the end zone to cut the B-CU lead to 27-24.The idea of a cctv cameras should not be embarrassing in any way.our website supply many kinds of bagswallets.
It's been the rallying cry for Bethune-Cookman's football program all season long.
"Stay in the moment."
It served them well from September through mid-November, keeping them grounded and preventing them from looking ahead as they piled up win after win after win -- 10 in all.
But Saturday evening, the moment wasn't worth the hanging around. If ever someone needed to look past the right-now, it was the Wildcats.
Yet, after a 38-27 loss to Florida A&M, its rival of near-biblical proportions, the Wildcats wore their disappointment like heavy blankets.
Though the future will look back quite kindly on the 2010 season as a whole,lacosteshoes123 are extensively appreciated and acclaimed that it is scarcely surprising that they have become famous and distinguished from people of all walks of life there were no unblemished linings of silver on this Saturday night at Orlando's Citrus Bowl Stadium, where 61,712 fans watched the 31st Florida Classic.What Dubai is facing currently is very similar to what a lot of other countries have faced,deck lights.
The 'Cats not only lost to FAMU,New and used Cartier watch others. but lost one of those rare chances to publish a perfect season.
Instead of claiming the championship of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference outright, they must share it with FAMU and South Carolina State, both of whom also finished with just one MEAC loss.
Even the one pick-me-up bouquet -- a berth in the upcoming Division I-AA playoffs -- saw its bloom clipped because ...
All-everything quarterback Matt Johnson wrecked his left shoulder midway through the third quarter on the most costly play of the year.
All season long, the Wildcats have thrived on the one statistic that always tells a highly important part of any game's story: Turnover margin. Saturday, the stat sheet called it a tie -- two lost fumbles for B-CU, two for FAMU.
The facts behind the numbers, however, explain how this game flipped.
The first B-CU fumble -- by running back Johnathon Moment -- was recovered by FAMU near midfield. Four plays later, the Rattlers were in the end zone to cut the B-CU lead to 27-24.The idea of a cctv cameras should not be embarrassing in any way.our website supply many kinds of bagswallets.
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