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I don’t think it can be understated what losing your leading scorer/leading rusher on the 2nd offensive play of the night - not to mention the psychological impact it probably had on the sideline watching one of their best lay there with a major injury.

Here is what I came away with; Hazard is good, really physical and well coached as always. Somerset is good and had some big obstacles last night and overcame. Given a week or two of practice without Miller I think they’ll be fine but that’s hard to absorb on the fly.

I saw Hazard lose there best player in 2016 against Somerset. It’s the same instance. Somerset was pretty good that year to along with Hazard.

Somerset has weapons at disposal. They have some very good backups. I most certainly agree give them time to adjust. But it helps to have that quarterback on the field because he is a game changer.