The Wildcats ran out easy 71:3 winners over the Colonels in a regular-season NFL match on Friday night. The final score told the whole story before any kick-off really mattered.
And here's the thing — you don't need minute-by-minute detail when the scoreboard says seventy-one to three. The Wildcats put the game to bed early and then went through the motions. To be fair, the result didn't surprise anyone watching from the start.
The Colonels had already shown they were vulnerable. Just a week ago, they lost 44:10 to the Delta Devils. One mistake ends it when you're that exposed. Now they face another heavy defeat with nothing to show for it.
By then, the lead was so large the match had become about damage limitation rather than competition. The Wildcats played with freedom, knowing they wouldn't lose. The Colonels looked tired even before the final whistle.
One thing stands out: seven touchdowns on offer and three points against. That's not a game — that's a training exercise with a scoreboard. The history between these sides adds an edge, but this time the history was written in one half.
The Wildcats now sit clear at the top of their division with four straight wins. The Colonels have lost two in a row and are drifting away from playoff contention. Numbers don't lie — 71:3 says it all.