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The Body Shop, Rodgers, Jennings, Driver and Hester were able to squeak by the Black Revenge and a 44.9 point lead. The Shop climbed to 2-1 and above the Elite Line. The Revenge was led by Orton and CJ. There were several players on the Revenge bench that would have made for a different 2-1 team, but that is very common when the difference in the game is 5.1 points. |
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The Roxborough Wranglers, Aromashodu and a 64.9 point lead were too much for the Black & Blue Attack and the PACKERS. The Wranglers were led by Romo, Peterson and Jackson as they notched their first "W" of the year. The Attack did not have any 20 point starters. They did have a couple on the bench but even their best lineup would have kept them winless. What is going on in the Black & Blue Attack Front Office? |
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The Fightin Irish and a 22.9 point lead were too much for the M. Takers, Forte and Crosby on Monday Night. The Irish were led by Brady as they remained undefeated. The Takers were led by Rivers in the loss. A Shockey start would have put the Irish and the Takers at 2-1. Shockey over Celek, I can see that. |
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The Defending Champion Good Fellas defeated the Jelly Beans and the Fellas still had Finley in their back pocket on Monday night. The Fellas were led by Manning, Collie, Marshall and Finley as they put together a very nice 15 0+ point game to remain undefeated. The Beans were led by Flacco and Jackson in the losing effort. |
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The "Game of the Week" honors go to the contest between the Dream Team and the Young Gunz. Sorry Casey and Toast, but if I score 159 points and lose to the helmet team by less than 3 points, I am taking GOW honors. Call it Commissioner's License or whatever you want to call it. The Young Gunz edged the Dream Team by 2.5 points. The Gunz were led by an MVP performance by Vick, a great performance by Bodlin and a good performance by Moss as they notched their first "W" of the year and landed the helmet in the process. The Dream Team had several players break the 20 point barrier as they climbed to the top of the points rankings. Unfortunately our standings are based on wins and losses and the Drea m Team is looking at a 1-2 record. A Harvin or Williams start by the Dream Team would have left the Young Gunz winless and changed the name in the helmet in the middle of this page. Oh well, would have, could have, should have and $1.50 will get you a cup of coffee at most places. This high scoring but losing team is reminding me a lot of the 09 Dream Team. I am hoping for a better result for this team this year. |
