Wildcat Stadium hosted a hard-fought 7-7 tie on October 22, a regular-season game where neither side could pull away from the other. Both teams showed plenty of fight, and the scoring was split evenly with one touchdown apiece.

The 12:35s got their touchdown through the air as Maddox Marsaglia connected with Giovani Pelaez for the six-pointer that counted as 7 points. The commissioner's log lists Pelaez with the 12:35s on that play, even though he appears on the No Fly Zone roster, so the league may want to double-check that entry.

No Fly Zone also found the end zone on a pass from Charlie Waddell to Kamden Doage. That touchdown was controversial, and the commissioner's notes say the call was very debated because Doage was not in the end zone. It was one of the biggest talking points of the day.

The 12:35s defense made some of the biggest plays of the game. Bowen Ince came up with an interception on a Charlie Waddell pass, and the play was helped along by a tip from Maddox Pedon, who gets a share of the credit for getting a hand on the ball. Pelaez also logged an interception of a Waddell pass, giving Waddell a tough afternoon at quarterback.

Braxton Iliff-Murphy was a playmaker for No Fly Zone, picking off a Maddox Marsaglia pass. The play showed how quickly a throw can change hands when a defender jumps the route.

In the passing game, Marsaglia threw a touchdown to Pelaez and was intercepted once, while Waddell tossed a touchdown to Doage and was picked off twice. Both quarterbacks had moments to remember, and both had throws that the other defense made them pay for.

The rest of the day was about the defensive effort on both sides. Pedon's tip helped turn a Waddell pass into Ince's interception, and Iliff-Murphy's pick kept No Fly Zone in the game. Coaches and players from both teams will have plenty to talk about when they review the film.

There were no sacks, breakups or flag pulls recorded in the log, so the story of the game came down to the touchdowns, the picks and the one disputed score that the two teams will be discussing all week.

The 7-7 result means neither team leaves Wildcat Stadium with a win, and neither takes a loss. Both squads will head into their next games looking to build on the defensive plays they made, and the 12:35s and No Fly Zone will both want the bounce to go their way the next time they meet.