The Canadian Wildcats hosted the Shallowater Mustangs last week, and despite the absence of their starting quarterback -- Weston Mitchell -- kept the Mustangs at bay and owned a 28-16 advantage with less than 2 minutes left on the fourth quarter clock. What could go wrong? If you left the stadium a little early to beat the rush, or turned off the Canadian Sports Network live feed before the final buzzer because you thought it was already over, you were mighty surprised Saturday morning to learn the Cats had suffered their third loss in a row to the Stangs, courtesy of an 18-yard endzone pass that left just 30 seconds on the clock, and a recovered onside kick and another do-or-die pass that did. Check it out. The stats don't lie.