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Nittany Dodgers · September 15th, 2005, 09:21 AM

The Ypsilanti Undead started the season 0-1 for the 2^nd time in 4 years.

The Parkwood Predators started the season 0-1 for the first time in their history. Their 85.2 points was the 4^th lowest single game score in team history, and lowest since the 2001 season.

The Philadelphia Freedom started the season 1-0 for the first time in team history. The Freedom defeated the Parkwood Predators for the first time in team history. The Freedom have now defeated every team in the league at least once.

The Royal Hawaiian Opihi started the season 1-0 for the second time in team history. Marc Bulger’s 32.6 points was the 6^th highest QB score in team history. Jeff Wilkins’ 15.5 points was the 5^th highest K score in team history.

The Liquid Swords started the season 0-1 for the first time in team history. Marcus Pollard’s 15.5 points was the 4^th highest tight end score in team history.

The Jersey Toxic Waste started the season 1-0 for the 2^nd time in team history. Donovan McNabb passed Drew Bledsoe to become the leading all time quarterback in Toxic Waste history. McNabb has 400.75 points in 14 games from 2004-05 for the Waste. Drew Bledsoe had 399.45 points in 20 games in 2002-03 for the Waste. Muhsin Muhammad passed Keenan McCardell to become the Waste’s 3^rd all time leading receiver. Muhsin has 185.6 points in 12 games for the Waste in 2004-05. McCardell had 178.8 points in 15 games for the Waste in 2003-04.

The Wonder Mutts started the season 1-0 for the 4^th time in five years. Larry Fitzgerald’s 28 points was the 4^th highest WR score in team history. Indianapolis’ 20 points on defense tied the 2^nd highest D score in team history, behind only Denver’s 22 points in week 1 of 2003.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects started the season 0-1 for the 2^nd time in team history. Steve Smith’s 23.8 points was the 10^th highest WR score in team history. Buffalo’s 22 points was the 4^th highest D score in team history, and highest since Minnesota scored 25 points in week 12 of 2003.

The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers started 1-0 for the 3^rd time in team history. Their 148.9 points was the 7^th highest score in team history. Keenan McCardell’s 28.8 points was the 8^th highest WR score in team history. Randy McMichael’s 14.5 points tied the 7^th highest TE score in team history. Arizona’s 14 points on defense tied the 7^th highest D score in team history.

The Urza’s Ragers started the season 0-1 for the 3^rd time in team history, and 2^nd straight year. Willie Parker’s 32.9 points was the 7^th highest RB score in team history. Fred Taylor passed Jamal Lewis to become the Ragers’ all time leading rusher. Taylor has 748.8 points in 41 games for the Ragers from 2001-05. Lewis has 742.75 points in 34 games from 2002-04 for the Ragers.

September 15th, 2005, 09:21 AM	#1
Nittany Dodgers Feeding Frenzy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Maplewood, MN Posts: 5,204	Sam's Week 1 Notes The Ypsilanti Undead started the season 0-1 for the 2^nd time in 4 years. The Parkwood Predators started the season 0-1 for the first time in their history. Their 85.2 points was the 4^th lowest single game score in team history, and lowest since the 2001 season. The Philadelphia Freedom started the season 1-0 for the first time in team history. The Freedom defeated the Parkwood Predators for the first time in team history. The Freedom have now defeated every team in the league at least once. The Royal Hawaiian Opihi started the season 1-0 for the second time in team history. Marc Bulger’s 32.6 points was the 6^th highest QB score in team history. Jeff Wilkins’ 15.5 points was the 5^th highest K score in team history. The Liquid Swords started the season 0-1 for the first time in team history. Marcus Pollard’s 15.5 points was the 4^th highest tight end score in team history. The Jersey Toxic Waste started the season 1-0 for the 2^nd time in team history. Donovan McNabb passed Drew Bledsoe to become the leading all time quarterback in Toxic Waste history. McNabb has 400.75 points in 14 games from 2004-05 for the Waste. Drew Bledsoe had 399.45 points in 20 games in 2002-03 for the Waste. Muhsin Muhammad passed Keenan McCardell to become the Waste’s 3^rd all time leading receiver. Muhsin has 185.6 points in 12 games for the Waste in 2004-05. McCardell had 178.8 points in 15 games for the Waste in 2003-04. The Wonder Mutts started the season 1-0 for the 4^th time in five years. Larry Fitzgerald’s 28 points was the 4^th highest WR score in team history. Indianapolis’ 20 points on defense tied the 2^nd highest D score in team history, behind only Denver’s 22 points in week 1 of 2003. The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects started the season 0-1 for the 2^nd time in team history. Steve Smith’s 23.8 points was the 10^th highest WR score in team history. Buffalo’s 22 points was the 4^th highest D score in team history, and highest since Minnesota scored 25 points in week 12 of 2003. The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers started 1-0 for the 3^rd time in team history. Their 148.9 points was the 7^th highest score in team history. Keenan McCardell’s 28.8 points was the 8^th highest WR score in team history. Randy McMichael’s 14.5 points tied the 7^th highest TE score in team history. Arizona’s 14 points on defense tied the 7^th highest D score in team history. The Urza’s Ragers started the season 0-1 for the 3^rd time in team history, and 2^nd straight year. Willie Parker’s 32.9 points was the 7^th highest RB score in team history. Fred Taylor passed Jamal Lewis to become the Ragers’ all time leading rusher. Taylor has 748.8 points in 41 games for the Ragers from 2001-05. Lewis has 742.75 points in 34 games from 2002-04 for the Ragers.