Gardettos dominates with an A grade, while On/Goff Switch flounders with a D+

In a stunning display of dominance, Gardettos emerged victorious with a score of 106.85, leaving On/Goff Switch in the dust with a measly 83.00. The win was secured early on Thursday, leaving On/Goff Switch no chance to catch up. It seems Gardettos's A grade was well-deserved, while On/Goff Switch's D+ grade proved to be a foreshadowing of their lackluster performance.

Gardettos's star player, Jahmyr Gibbs, surpassed expectations by scoring a whopping 22.80 points, easily surpassing their projected 10.28. On the other hand, Gardettos's worst player, Javonte Williams, disappointed with only 2.00 points, falling short of their projected 10.85. As for On/Goff Switch, their shining star was Gardner Minshew, who exceeded expectations with 28.75 points, surpassing their projected 17.03. Unfortunately, On/Goff Switch's worst player, Younghoe Koo, could only muster 1.00 point, falling far short of their projected 7.84.

With this victory, Gardettos improves their record to 6-8-0 and climbs to 10th place in the standings. Meanwhile, On/Goff Switch's record drops to 5-9-0, keeping them in 11th place. It's clear that Gardettos has the upper hand in this matchup, as their record and performance speak for themselves. On/Goff Switch, on the other hand, will need to regroup and strategize if they hope to salvage their season.

Looking ahead, Gardettos will face off against Out for Blood in the consolation semifinals. With their dominating performance this week, Gardettos should enter the matchup with confidence and a clear game plan. As for On/Goff Switch, they will be competing in the 11th place game against Puremichigan. While the stakes may not be as high, On/Goff Switch should use this opportunity to bounce back and end their season on a positive note. Perhaps a little extra motivation is what they need to turn their luck around.