Honolulu Megalodons fall to the Austin Armadillos

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Katelyn Gaffney

Communications Assistant for the Honolulu Megalodons

Contact: gaffn2ka@dukes.jmu.edu

Game Recaps 

It was a tough hit for the Honolulu Megalodons this past week, losing to the Austin Armadillos 159.98 to 76.08. The match up was the Austin Armadillos’ highest game point average of the season, while the Megalodons’s starter Jordan Reed scored zero points. Rainey had six carries to gain 13 yards, then had two more catches for 16 yards.

The lose was one for the record books, in terms of a record margin of 80.90 points throughout the game. Megalodons’ Brian Hoyer and Derek Carr lead the team with over 40 points cumulative. The Armadillos is 4-2 climbing to third place while the Honolulu Megalodons 4-2 drops to fifth place with just over 800 points total. Austin Armadillos is set to play the Oklahoma City Orioles (2-4, 769.96) in Week 7, while Honolulu Megalodons will take on the Baltimore Bayhawks (4-2, 792.86).

 

Matchup Preview

  • Honolulu Megalodons are projected to win against the Baltimore Bayhawks with 122 to 110 points.
  • Arian Foster has returned after a three-week period from a hamstring injury, but was somewhat limited. Foster made five touches for 15 yards.
  • Jordan Reed has not been ruled out for Sunday’s game, making progress with his concussion protocol.
  • The Baltimore Bayhawks are projected to be led by Wide Receivers Crabtree and Jones with a total of 32.40 points.
  • Honolulu Megalodons are ranked 5th in the fantasy league with a projection of another big game on Sunday.
  • Baltimore’s Running Back, DeMarco Murray rushed 21 times for 65 yards and scored one touchdown, but failed to enclose the gap between his two target this past week.

 

Honolulu Megalodons Season Notes

  • Arian Foster is back from a hamstring injury but is still limited to his abilities.
  • No trades currently
  • Hawaiian native and former basketball big man Stefan Jankovic has been released from the Miami Heat.
  • The state biosecurity plan stated that the brown tree snake could cost Hawaii as much as $2 billion dollars a year if it comes to the state.
  • Tim Tindall reported on the news for decades on Honolulu TV.