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The Young Gunz and a 27.6 point lead were too much for the Black Revenge and Nugent. The Gunz were led by Vick, Turner and Williams. Eli was the only Revenge starter to clear 20 points. McGahee, Knox and Hartley would have given the Revenge the 'W'. The Gunz have won 3 straight and grabbed 3rd place. |
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The Roxborugh Wranglers and 24.7 point lead were too much for the Jelly Beans and Ward. Ward had a nice game, but not that good. The Wranglers were led by Peterson and Jackson as they both wound up at the 4-5 log jam just below the Elite Line. Flacco and Tamme led the Beans in the loss. |
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The Fightin' Irish and a 24.4 point lead could not hold off the Dream Team, Reed and the STEELERS on Monday Night. It is nice to finally be on the right side of Monday Night Madness. The Irish were led by Rice as they dropped their 4th straight game but hang on to that last Money Spot. The Dream team as led by Brees, Bradshaw, Bryant and Harvin as they climbed into that 4-5 log jam. |
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By the end of Sunday, The Body Shop had soundly beaten the M. Takers and the only question was whether the single game scoring record was in jeopardy. One side note, apparently the GM/Head Coach of the Body Shop ran into Brent Celek of the M. Takers on Saturday. When pointing to his Cowboy cap and laughing the Shop Owner got a laugh and the bird from the Bird TE. Celek got shutout on Sunday. Karma? I am starting to believe. The SWFFL will not penalize Celek as the ges ture was clearly a provoked response. It is unclear whether the Takers will be taking any team actions. The Shop fell short of the record, as every starter except his TE, PK and ST cleared 20 points. Only Rivers cleared the 20 points for the Takers as they dropped their 5th straight. |
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The "Game of the Week" honors go to the contest between the Good Fellas and Black & Blue Attack. The defending Champion Fellas, Mendenhall and Ochocinco overcame the Attack and 15.3 point lead. Mendenhall came through and kept the Fellas in a tie with Shop for the top spot. The Fellas were led by Nicks and Hernandez. Only the PACKERS cleared 20 points for the Attack. A Jackson start over Garcon would have gotten the Attack up their in that 4-5 lo g jam. |
