they lost quarterback Carson Maertz to a sprained knee on just the second offensive play of the game. Maertz did come back in the second half, but was limited in what he could do. Later in the first quarter, Cowichan lost starting centre Evan McEwen, also to a sprained knee. The absence of two starters on offence was nearly impossible to overcome.

“It really showed when we had to put backups in,” Williams said. “Our execution was not there at all.”

The Bulldogs moved the ball in the first quarter, but struggled the rest of the game as the Titans took an 18-0 lead into halftime and built on it in the second half.

The teams split their regular-season meetings, and Williams admitted that the Bulldogs’ defence was better in thepolitically acceptable in Tennessee. Phil Bredesen will likely leave office with Tennessee's finances in better shape than many other States where the choices they will make in the months and years ahead are far more drastic than anything Tennesseans will probably have to deal with.

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