Ward’s Night stood in two drives, with the first one as three and out a sandwich between two long BUCS belongings.
After a long wait to get back in, Ward had enough time in his pocket and landed in a wide open Ridley over the middle for a 27 -meter finishing. After the second finished in Tyler Lockett of the penalty spot, Ward returned to Ridley. He promised dangerous balls to the sideline but connected Ridley for 10 meters and then hit him back to 13 meters.
Ward connected to Lockett once again to convert to third and 6, but the play finally set up Tony Pollard 1-Yarda contact.
It was for Ward, where the Miami product went out high in its first show on the grounds.
Maybe the biggest takeaway was pressed on Ward only once on eight dropbacks and didn’t take a bag. Promotional chemistry with Ridley seems light, but Ward’s best friend will be added to Titans’ offensive.
There are plenty of front pages left before the newcomer Ward starts with full earnest, but the mark had a fine first show.