Sam's Week 9 Notes
 

Indiana Undead: Kerry Collins 29.8 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history.

Parkwood Predators: The Predators remain perfect against the Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects, defeating them for the third straight time. The Predators have their worst record after 9 weeks, at 6-3. The Predators 145.8 points was the 6th highest score in team history. Santana Moss’ 36.7 points was the highest score ever for a Predator wide receiver, surpassing Hines Ward’s previous team best of 35.8 back in week 11 of 2002.

Philadelphia Freedom: The Freedom have their worst records after 9 weeks at 2-7, but with their victory, they end their franchise worst losing streak at 5 games. Their 131.6 points was the 4th highest score in team history. Terry Glenn’s 21.25 points was the 4th highest score for a Freedom wide receiver ever. Jeremy Shockey’s 12.6 points was the 5th highest score for a Freedom tight end ever. Mike Vanderjagt had the 5th highest Freedom kicker score ever with 14.4 points.

Royal Hawaiin Opihi: The Opihi continue to have their best season, at 6-3 for the first time. Torry Holt’s 31.5 points was the 3rd highest wide receiver score in team history. Marcus Pollard had the 7th highest tight end score in team history with 7.8 points. David Akers’ 12 points was the 7th highest kicker score in team history.

Soap Box Derby Car: Peyton Manning passed Rich Gannon to become the second all time leading QB in Frenzy history. Manning has 737.25 points in 31 games for a 23.8 average. The Derby Car’s have tied their worst record after 9 weeks at 3-6, done also in 2001 (as the Indy Dragons).

Liquid Swords: The Swords have tied their best record after 9 weeks at 4-5, done also in 2001 (as the Devil Hounds). Daunte Culpepper’s 30.5 points was the 4th highest QB score in team history. Ahman Green’s 32.65 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Freddie Jones’ 12.3 points was the 6th highes tight end score in team history. Josh Brown had the second highest kicker score in team history with 13.6 points.

Jersey Toxic Waste: The Waste continue to enjoy their best season at 5-4. Todd Heap had the 4th highest tight end score in team history with 14.3 points.

Wonder Mutts: The Wonder Mutts have their worst record after 9 weeks at 1-8, and are now assured of having their worst season ever. The Mutts have lost 5 straight games for the second time in team history (2002 10-14). Their 80.4 points was the 9th lowest score in team history. Billy Miller’s 13.8 points was the 4th highest tight end score in team history.

Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects: Clinton Portis had the 10th highest RB score in team history with 27.6.

Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers: The Chasers have their best record after 9 weeks at 7-2. Randy McMichael had the 7th highest tight end score in team history with 11.8 points.

Nittany Dodgers: The Dodger franchise becomes the 4th franchise in the frenzy to win 20 games (Predators, Undead, Squirrel Chasers). The Nittany Dodgers are 20-17 lifetime. The Dodgers have their worst record after 9 weeks at 3-6. Edgerrin James’ 25.8 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history.

Urza’s Ragers: Chirs Chambers passes Torry Holt to become the second all time leading receiver for the Ragers. Chambers has 168.5 points in 18 games for the Ragers for a 9.4 average. The Ragers have their best record after 9 weeks at 6-3. Anthony Thomas had the 8th highest RB score in team history with 30.85 points. Anthony Becht’s 12.4 points was the 2nd highest tight end score in team history, behind only Becht’s 18 points in week 6 of 2001.

It's saying something when the Predators have their worst start after 9 games, with a 6-3 record... and the OPIHI have their BEST start with the same exact record! lol

lol, I thought the same thing when I read that!