A 94-point margin in a regular season Week 11 game is less a football score and more a wellness check — Tony's team needed one. Tony Pollard went nuclear with 36.9 points to lead Junk's attack, and the rest of the roster didn't even need to show up (though Michael Carter's 2.2 points suggests he barely did). Marcus Mariota's 18.74 was Tony's best effort on a day when Jerick McKinnon contributed a heroic 0.9 — which, to be fair, is still more than this lineup deserved. Junk's third straight win in the series trims Tony's all-time lead to 8–5, and at this point the only thing keeping Tony's series edge intact is the years before Junk figured out what he was doing.