The Jacksonville Sharks pull away vs. Dayton Wolfpack, moving up to 10-0 while Dayton falls to 0-7. Take a look at who stole the show for this game.

Jacksonville Sharks Pull Away vs. Dayton Wolfpack

A crowd of 9,160 in Jacksonville, FL witnessed a great performance from both teams. The game got real interesting as it started. Jacksonville quickly scored on the opening drive of the game, followed by a Wolfpack touchdown.

Sharks quarterback Damien Fleming struggled early and threw an interception, helping the Wolfpack come on top 12-6 at the end of the first quarter.

To start off the second quarter, both teams exchange touchdowns until Chris Brumsfield for the Wolfpack fumbles the ball and Keith Bowers recovers the fumble. Things started looking good like Jacksonville has played all season long. Dayton would not quit without a fight after Brumsfield found Dermarcus Sweat for a long touchdown.

Going into halftime, the Sharks scored again on a rush from Fleming, putting them ahead 32-26.

Things didn’t quite go the way the Wolfpack wanted it to go in the second half, allowing more points than double their points in the game. There was no stopping the Sharks defense, being sacked, and giving the Sharks two-points on a safety. Derrick Ross for the Sharks rushed a couple more touchdowns to seal the deal. The Sharks ended up winning 77-32.

MVPs for the Game:

Jacksonville Sharks:

Derrick Ross: Ross rushed for what seemed to be an endless amount of yards and touchdowns. He finished the night with 92 yards and four touchdowns!

Erick McIntosh: McIntosh had a Pick-Six to help secure the game for Jacksonville. The interception returned for a touchdown was at the perfect time, helping Jacksonville feel comfortable with the game and not playing with a lot of pressure.

Dayton Wolfpack:

Dermarcus Sweat: Sweat played with a lot of heart during the last game for the Wolfpack. Although the team walked away with a winless season, he sure had a victory tonight, shredding the Sharks defense up. He made some incredible catches that one wouldn’t typically see from this Wolfpack team.

Chris Brumsfield: Although Brumsfield got injured later in the game, he still made the team’s MVP list. He helped lead the Wolfpack with the 32-points they scored.