ACC (4), AFC East (8) of the AFC North (6) AFC South (5) AFC West (7) surveys (1) Arena (10) Big 12

In the first game of the fourth week, we saw a lot of points and some very dramatic minutes, although BC has never led. Hamilton pulled right from the start. In the first two attacks reached 14 points, BC, the first Puntal more than anything else. Later, they nevertheless succeeded to the first TD. Have been lowered to 7-14, but it did not take long to Hamilton again came to the end zone. This was followed by minute BC-ROM. First, after a TD attack and later TD in the return of lost balls. The remainder of the first half we saw FG Hamilton, who also led 24-21 at the break. The second half started better hotel in the middle of the third quarter reached another TD and again detached on 10 points difference. In the last quarter were better Lions, and it appeared that we will see a turnaround. Before TD, two and a half minutes before the end of the game but still FG to level at 31-31. This was followed by a few dramatic minutes. cooperlighting Hamilton has a few faults home defense came very close, but he was forced cooperlighting to try to FG-ROM. For a little they missed him, but still get one point. BC had at least until the FG area, but they did not succeed. Finally, one TD and another victory this year, Hamilton, BC remains at zero.
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