Generals find rhythm, and win, with De'Andre Johnson at QB

Six of his last seven passes against the Generals fell incomplete.Jordan Ellis, the Breakers' top rusher, was held to just 42 yards on 12 rushes.The Breakers' offense is best when it gets to move at breakneck speed, but injury stoppages, a weather delay and a total of 15 penalties committed by both teams led to an offensive performance that better resembled a road car missing gears than the racecar it has been in past weeks.Sloter continued to struggle when a pass he threw was tipped and intercepted by New Jersey safety Shalom Luani in the red zone. Following a pass interference penalty on Generals cornerback DeJuan Neal on the Breakers’ opening possession of the second half, Sloter came alive, finding former Ohio State receiver Johnnie Dixon from 10 yards out to time the score at 17-17 with 10:13 left in the period.As rain began to fall, the Generals responded with a TD drive, punctuated by Darius "Vito" Victor and his 30-inch thighs (yes, really) rolling into the end zone for his league-leading fifth rushing touchdown of the season.Victor led the Generals in rushing with 85 yards on 16 rushes.LIGHTNING AND LUANINot long after, the game was halted due to lightning in the area for a total of 45 minutes.