For most of three quarters, it looked like the old Denver Outlaws were finally back. The team filled with All-Pro stars that was one play away from a ***** le a year ago showed up in full force early against the California Redwoods, looking certain to book a spot in the semifinals.
But despite the harrowing final quarter of play, Denver's stars — led by a late Jared Bernhardt goal — had enough in the tank to secure a 15-14 quarterfinal win Saturday night in Minneapolis.
"It's win and advance at this point of the season," head coach Tim Soudan said.
The Outlaws have yet to play a four-quarter game. It's been a point of consternation for the team all season long. That vice nearly cost them their season against California.
Denver was exceptional in the first two-and-a-half quarters. The first half was one of the best displays from the team all season long. Fresh off of injured reserve, Pat Kavanagh was an MVP-level quarterback.
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But despite the harrowing final quarter of play, Denver's stars — led by a late Jared Bernhardt goal — had enough in the tank to secure a 15-14 quarterfinal win Saturday night in Minneapolis.
"It's win and advance at this point of the season," head coach Tim Soudan said.
The Outlaws have yet to play a four-quarter game. It's been a point of consternation for the team all season long. That vice nearly cost them their season against California.
Denver was exceptional in the first two-and-a-half quarters. The first half was one of the best displays from the team all season long. Fresh off of injured reserve, Pat Kavanagh was an MVP-level quarterback.
#team
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