Sam's Week 12 Notes
 

The Indiana Undead’s 167.8 points was the 2nd highest score in team history, and 9th highest score in league history. Marvin Harrison’s 36.7 points was the 4th highest WR score in Undead history. The Combined score of the Undead/Predator game of 324.55 points was the 3rd highest scoring game in Frenzy history. The Undead won their 30th Frenzy game this week, joining the Parkwood Predators and Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers as teams who have accomplished that feat.

The Parkwood Predators 156.75 points was the 5th highest score in team history. It was the 2nd highest losing score in Frenzy history (behind only the Soap Box Derby Cars’ score this week). Brandon Stokley’s 26.2 points was the 8th highest wide receiver score in Preds history.

The Philadelphia Freedom have matched their best record after 12 weeks at 5-7, done also in 2001. Isaac Bruce’s 25.5 points was the 2nd highest WR score in Freedom history, behind only Eric Moulds team record of 33.6 set in week 11 of 2001. Jimmy Smith passed Eric Moulds to become the Freedom’s 2nd all time leading receiver. Smith has 128 points in 10 games for the Freedom. Moulds had 127.7 points in 13 games for the Freedom.

Royal Hawaiian Opihi-Nothing for you this week Jim.

The Soap Box Derby Cars have their worst record ever after 12 weeks at 3-9. Their 159.35 points was the highest losing score in Frenzy history. Peyton Manning’s 40.15 points was the 4th highest QB score in team history. Brian Westbrook’s 31.7 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Alge Crumpler’s 18.3 points was the 3rd highest tight end score in team history. Miami’s 25 points on defense was the highest ever for a Derby Car defense, and tied the 9th highest defensive score in Frenzy history. Miami passed Baltimore to become the Frenzy’s 4th all time leading defense. Miami has 352 points in 34 games for a 10.4 average. Baltimore has 346 points in 30 games for a 11.5 average.

The Liquid Swords have their best record ever after 12 weeks at 8-4. Their 165.4 points was the 4th highest score in team history, and 13th highest in league history. Willis McGahee’s 46.2 points was the highest RB score ever for the Swords, topping Ahman Green’s previous team record of 42.15 set in week 10 of 2003. New England’s 22 points on defense tied the 3rd highest defensive score in Swords history. The combined score of the Swords/Derby Car game of 324.75 points was the 2nd highest scoring game in Frenzy history, behind only the 325.15 points the Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers (169.45) and Royal Hawaiian Opihi (155.7) combined for in week 7 of 2002.

Ther Jersey Toxic Waste’s 72.05 points was the 6th lowest score in team history. The Toxic Waste dropped to 3-5 lifetime against the Mutts. The five losses to the Mutts are the most by the Waste against any franchise.

The Wonder Mutts have their best record ever at 10-2. They extended their team best winning streak to 8 games. Their 139.7 points was the 4th highest score in Mutts history. Brett Favre’s 32.9 points was the 4th highest QB score in team history, and highest since Tom Brady scored 37.1 points for the Mutts in week 10 of 2002. Antonio Gates’ 24.7 points was the 3rd highest tight end score for the Mutts ever, and the 8th highest tight end score in Frenzy history. Shayne Graham’s 16.8 points was the 2nd highest kicker score in Mutts history, behind only John Carney’s 19.1 points in week 7 of 2001. Philadelphia’s 16 points on defense tied the 5th highest defensive score in team history. The Wonder Mutts improved to 5-3 lifetime against the Waste. The Mutts have defeated the Waste more times than they have any other franchise. Terrell Owens passed Eric Moulds to become the Wonder Mutts all time leading receiver. Owens has 206.5 points in 11 games for a 18.8 average. Moulds had 205.1 points in 13 games for a 15.8 average for the Mutts in 2002.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects have their worst record after 12 weeks at 4-8. Their 76.35 points was the 5th lowest score in team history. Sebastian Janikowski passed Mike Vanderjagt to move into 2nd place all time among Frenzy kickers. Janikowski has 353.1 points in 43 games for a 8.2 average. Vanderjagt has 352.6 points in 37 games for a 9.5 average.

The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers have their worst record after 12 weeks at 4-8. Previously, they had never lost more than 5 games in a season. The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers have dropped to 4-4 lifetime against the Nittany Dodgers. The four losses to the Dodgers are the most by the Chasers versus any other team.

Julius Jones’ 35.75 points was the 2nd highest RB score in Nittany Dodger history, behind only Edgerrin James’ 46 points in week 11 of 2003. The Dodgers improved to 4-4 lifetime against the Chasers. Their four wins against the Chasers are the most by the Dodgers against any other franchise.

The Urza’s Ragers have tied their best record after 12 weeks at 7-5, done also in 2003. Drew Brees’ 35.85 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history.

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Ain't that the truth!!! :bag

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I just wanted to congratulate the Undead on their victory. It was a heck of a game... it's tough losing when you score so high... but what can you do... if I recall, I won week 1 against the Opihi with under 100 points, so it all balances out! Again, congrats on the win Jeremy, good luck the rest of the way.

PS... thanks Matt for taking care of Jim this past week for me... now, if you wouldn't mind, think you could THROW the game against ME this week? ;)

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Oh yeah, I forgot to say...

Brian, the stats are AWESOME as usual. Great work!

Get me the files at the end of the season and I'll create some web pages of historical stas with them for the website.

PS, I love your late season run for the West... this is a make or break week for you... good luck!

The East has been a great race as well, I doubt it will be decided before Jim and I play week 14... and there's a good chance that either Jim or I won't make the playoffs if we lose! Gotta love the last 4 weeks of divisional games... it make's things so interestng!

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You aren't the only one! I'm waiting for Rami's week 13 preview to start talking some smack. Richard's gotta be quaking in his boots! If you're listening out there Rich, you can knock me out this week so week 14 won't matter. I don't think you can do it though!

I'd also like to refer people to the coaches rating page on the league website. I'd like to remind everyone that I used to be in the 12 spot on that list.

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Well, I guess you're going to leave it to me to plug the Central. :box How about the late race happening there!? :thumbsup From dead last in '03, my Wonder Mutts are looking pretty good at 10-2, the first team to clinch a playoff berth... and still haven't sewed up the division title. The Liquid Swords are also representing the Central extremely well, and making a strong playoff push of their own. Could the Central division, which so many labeled the worst in the Frenzy, be the division to bring 2 teams to the big dance? Could the pitiful Central division be the first division to win 2 Frenzy titles? Stay tuned, this is going to be exciting!

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It's easy to be 10-2 or 8-4 when your beating up on SBDC or the Waste... their records are horrible.

We'll see who wins what... I still think you won't win it all Jake, but if you do, I'll be the 1st to congratulate you on your feat!

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Believe me, I'm the first one that thinks I won't win the championship. My rebuild was geared for a run in year 2 or 3, anything this year is unexpected bonus. But don't be so quick to point to SBDC or the Waste as a sign of weakness. The Central has a total of 25 wins this season... just behind the east's total of 26, and easily better than the west's total of 21. We also appear 1, 3, 8, and 11 in the power rankings... and 2, 3, 7, and 8 in overall scoring.

Regardless of what happens in the playoffs, I'm going to stick up for my division. We've put together a very strong season, even more impressive when you consider where we've come from. :thumbsup

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I'll give you that, the Central has performed much better than the past, but it's still no better than a 2 team race, whereas the East has had 3 very good teams for 3 years in a row, and a 4th is emerging in the Freedom. As for the West... well they've had a bad year lol... I like the Dodgers to win the division though, and with Julius at RB he could do some damage if he makes it to the playoffs.

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The West is having a down year, I can't disagree with that. I really don't have a problem with that though. Division bragging rights is all well and good when you're headed for the post season regardless. I'm just happy to be in the scrap heap that is the West. Being in the hunt in Week 13, after starting 3-6 is much better than being able to boast that your division is so good, you don't have a shot at the playoffs with a better than .500 record. Cheers to the down year in the West. :toast:

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Yah bad year for the West.

I think ijuries have hit each team hard.

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That and some REALLY BAD GM MOVES!

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I'd like to think injuries played a bigger role...