High Desert Coyotes earn win against Dawg Pound in 155.25-124.18 rout
High Desert Coyotes exceeded their projected point total, rolling to a 155.25-124.18 win over Dawg Pound, who fell short of projections. Dawg Pound nabbed a 1.50-point lead on Thursday, but it was all High Desert Coyotes after that. They were led by Dak Prescott, who passed for 455 yards and 3 touchdowns for 38.4 points, and T.Y. Hilton, who caught 9 passes for 199 yards (33.9 points). Tyreek Hill (24.75 points) and Jared Cook (20.6) led the way for Dawg Pound in the loss. This marks the first time this season High Desert Coyotes have taken down Dawg Pound, after falling 159.42-120.03 in their last matchup. High Desert Coyotes will look to keep it rolling in next week's semifinal round, while Dawg Pound seek to rebound and finish the season with a win.
While passing for 455 yards and 3 touchdowns against the Eagles, Prescott scored 38.4 points this week. His scoring output was 69.8% more than his 22.61-point projection and was much higher than his 21.05-point season scoring average. Prescott ranks #22 among all fantasy players this season and will face the Colts next week.
Sunday Early
Both teams had players with big-time moments early Sunday, but after all the points were tallied, High Desert Coyotes emerged with a 58.10-44.90 lead. For High Desert Coyotes, T.Y. Hilton had a 60-yard catch. Tyreek Hill made the highlight reel for Dawg Pound with a 48-yard catch.
Sunday Late
Dak Prescott had a 75-yard touchdown pass and a 28-yard touchdown pass for High Desert Coyotes, contributing to a 127.00-65.50 lead for the team.
Monday
Russell Wilson had a 40-yard run for Dawg Pound.
High Desert Coyotes
Creating mismatches is a huge component to winning in football. Fueled by a stellar display by Dak Prescott, we almost quadrupled Dawg Pound at the quarterback position this past week (38.4 points to 9.73). Prescott went 42-for-54 for 455 yards, three TDs, and two INTs in a six-point triumph over the Eagles.
Dawg Pound
Our quarterback tossed one interception and literally no touchdowns? I guess we're presented with a couple of options here. Was Russell Wilson actually that shaky in the pocket, or were the Vikings just that strong against the pass? What do you think? Do we continue to roll with him as the starting QB of Dawg Pound?