The Upset

The favorites got bot lane pressure and controlled the first dragon. Logan didn’t force anything. He managed waves carefully, holding mid in a safe state until the enemy Azir spent cooldowns on clear, then moving during the windows when the wave was pushing back. He wasn’t doing the kind of thing that makes a crowd scream. He was just cutting the risk down over and over. At twelve minutes, the first real break appeared. Hunter Collins had already tracked the enemy jungler’s path and called the top-side move before the Herald spawn. Logan cleared mid and didn’t recall. Instead, he and Lucas Reed trapped the center-top river brush. The enemy mid thought he had lane priority and stepped too far forward. He was forced to Flash. No kill.