Jackal’s Mahomies dominates Trey&Clay’s Empire with an A grade performance

In a one-sided affair, Jackal’s Mahomies came out on top against Trey&Clay’s Empire with a score of 127.43 to 93.67. The victory was secured on Monday, leaving Trey&Clay’s Empire in the dust. It seems like Jackal’s Mahomies's A grade was too much for Trey&Clay’s Empire's lackluster D grade.

Jackal’s Mahomies's star player, Mike Evans, exceeded expectations by scoring 27.60 points, beating their projected score by a whopping 13.54 points. On the other hand, Pat Freiermuth from Jackal’s Mahomies failed to live up to expectations, scoring a disappointing 0.00 points, falling short of their projection by 7.27 points. As for Trey&Clay’s Empire, Tee Higgins was the shining star, surpassing their projection by 15.29 points and scoring 29.00 points. However, Tony Pollard from Trey&Clay’s Empire couldn't quite deliver, scoring only 5.30 points, falling short of their projection by 14.31 points.

With this win, Jackal’s Mahomies improves their record to 9-5-0, currently standing at 3rd place in the league. Trey&Clay’s Empire, on the other hand, holds a disappointing record of 6-8-0 and sits at 7th place. It's clear that Jackal’s Mahomies is the team to beat, while Trey&Clay’s Empire has some serious catching up to do. Will Jackal’s Mahomies's dominance continue in the championship finals against RUN CMC?

Looking ahead, Jackal’s Mahomies has a crucial matchup against RUN CMC in the championship finals. With their A grade performance this week, Jackal’s Mahomies should feel confident going into the finals. As for Trey&Clay’s Empire, they will be facing off against Diggs’in Deep in the 3rd place game. It's their chance to salvage some pride and end the season on a high note. Trey&Clay’s Empire needs to step up their game and avoid any more disappointments.