Plus, I'm a sophomore, so this is going to be my last one. That makes it thc e most important. Grizzlies will have another battle today, the third straight conference title game between the rivals. When time expired, they were throwing into the end zone to tie the game. It wasn't a yawner.
Nobody expects one today, either.
The teams cruised through the first two rounds of the playoffs, winning those four games by a combined score of 145-3. Both coaches expect a defensive struggle as today's game might feature the nation's top two defenses, physical units that overpower offenses. The Busters have allowed 5.7 points a game, and the Grizzlies are giving up 10.5. But I do think big plays are going to be a factor. We have to focus on not giving them up.