Darling, Hall and Hoose roll as SNMFC veteran comes home
NEW MILFORD (Reuters)- Ben Darling, James Hall and Jeff Hoose exploited favorable weather conditions and speed mismatches, scoring on fourteen consecutive possessions en route to a 100-60 victory over the team of Chris Rooney, Chris Plank and Kevin Dolan at 2 Kwanza 2 Khaos.
Ben Darling was successful in his comeback bid after three seasons away from the SNMFC. Playing for the first time since the 2000 Boxing Day Massacre, the Virginia Speedster proved to skeptics that he hadn�t lost a step as he repeatedly turned short receptions into lengthy touchdown runs.
James Hall and Jeff Hoose each avenged their Jiblet Jam defeat. The three-on-three (plus automatic offense) format created a greater amount of open field, a condition favoring Hall�s formidable speed and elusiveness. The return of Brian Durand to the familiar position of automatic quarterback favored Jeff Hoose; a non-factor in Jiblet Jam, Hoose rebounded to play a prominent role in the offense, earning his second career Theismann Trophy as the game�s Most Valuable Player.
