The Lions have roared back into form and beaten Hawthorn by 67 points. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)The Lions have roared back into form and beaten Hawthorn by 67 points. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS) Credit: AAPBrisbane have bounced back from last week's AFL thumping by Carlton to thrash Hawthorn by 67 points at the Gabba. The Hawks though were also guilty of missing crucial chances in the opening two quarters with Harry Morrison and Sam Butler both offending as the Lions surged into a winning position. "That's probably been our most complete four-quarter performance this year," Lions coach Chris Fagan said.