Game Summary: There's not much value in going through the details of a 58-13 loss at the hands of the Spartans. The Warriors only ran two plays in the first quarter. The first resulted in an interception and the second in a fumble. The night didn't get much better after that. WVW's wide receiver Eugene Lewis dominated the game with over 250 yards of offense. The Spartans had over 500 yards of offense on the night. Chris Murphy scored the Warriors first touchdown on a QB sneak near the end of the first half. Ahmad Bouie ran back a kickoff 99 yards near the end of the game. Lewis was nothing less than phenomenal as he made one acrobatic catch after another. He was clearly the best athlete that the Warriors faced all year.

Needs Work: There's one game left--and it is the big one against Pittston. The game plan should be simple. Key on the guy who rushed for over 340 yards last week. Stop him and you win the game--period. Last year, the Warriors did a nice job of hemming #26 in for most of the game. The Patriots prevailed in that game by resorting to a passing game to the tight end. They really don't have that passing game to fall back on this year.