big plays. And that's what we came out and did," said McDaniel. "I don't think you leave a receiver wide open running down the field. Somebody messed up somewhere. In my whole football career, I've never had something like that. That was huge." So, too, was the Bryant touchdown, which gave the Stamps some breathing room after B.C. had closed to within one point (17-16) at halftime. But the killer was later in the third, when backup Bo Levi Mitchell came in for a third-and-one gamble, faked a handoff to Jon Cornish and heaved the ball downfield for Price, who was hauled down at the one-yard line for a 42-yard gain. Mitchell then took three attempts to push it over for the touchdown. "Ridiculous call," chortled injured Stamps quarterback Drew Tate. " Couldn't have been a better call at the right time. And Bo is going to make the plays." The Lions had their following two drives end in field goals, summing up a frustrating afternoon for the team that sported the season's best regular-season record (13-5). "That team wasn't better than us," Lions running back Andrew Harris told reporters. "That's the thing that stings the most. We got beat by a team that's not better than us. It was a lack of intensity, a lack of execution. We just didn't rise to the occasion. That team isn't even as close to as good as us. We just dropped the ball today." That would be one perspective; the other would