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Nittany Dodgers · September 20th, 2006, 01:17 PM

The Parkwood Predators are off to their worst start at 1-1. Their 166.45 points was the 5th lowest score in team history. Shaun Alexander's 22.8 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Chester Taylor's 20.3 points was the 10th highest RB score in team history. Randy McMichael's 4.9 points was the 8th highest TE score in team history. Neil Racker's 5.3 points was the 9th highest K score in team history. Jared Allen's 12 points tied the 7th highest DL score in team history. Kirk Morrison's 17.55 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history.

The Glenside Gunslingers are off to their best start ever at 2-0. Their current 2 game win streak ties their best win streak done last year from weeks 3-4. Ahman Green's 15 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Reggie Wayne's 16.5 points was the 8th highest WR score in team history. LJ Smith's 14.6 points was the highest ever for a Gunslinger's tight end, surpassing the previous team record of 10.2 by Steve Heiden in week 14 last year. Dave Rayner's 9.6 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. Will Witherspoon's 20 points was the 8th highest LB score in team history. Kerry Rhodes 28 points was the highest ever for a Gunslingers DB, surpassing Kerry's own previous team record of 22 points done week 11 last season. It was the 7th highest DB score in league history.

The Bloomington Eco Warriors are off to their best start at 1-1. Their 183.55 points was a team record, surpassing their previous best of 180.5 in week 12 last season. Drew Brees 27.9 points was the 3rd highest QB score in team history. Desmond Clark's 17 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Shayne Graham's 11.4 points was the 7th highest K score in team history.

Aaron Kampman's 26 points for the Fat Nancies tied the 4th highest DL score in league history.

The Disciples of the 36 Chambers are 1-1 for the second straight year. Their 168.2 points was the 6th lowest score in team history. Keith Bulluck's 22 points tied the 9th highest LB score in team history. Adam Archuletta's 20 points tied the 3rd highest DB score in team history.

The Good Grief started the season 0-2 for the first time. Their 2 straight losses is their first 2 game losing streak (they have lost 3 straight regular season games dating back to last season. Their 167.95 points was the 3rd lowest score in team history. Peyton Manning's 37.2 points was the highest QB score in team history, surpassing his own previous team best of 36.35 points in week 11 last season. It also was the 5th highest QB score in league history. Adalius Thomas' 32.35 points was the 2nd highest LB score in team history, and 5th highest in league history.

The Bay Area Bloodsuckers started the season 2-0 for the first time. Their 246.65 points was a team record, surpassing their previous best of 235.9 points in week 3 last season. It also was the 2nd highest score in league history. Donovan McNabb's 34.55 points was a QB team record, surpassing McNabb's own team record of 32.55 set last week. Rudi Johnson's 34.3 points was the 2nd highest RB score in team history. Brian Westbrook's 25.65 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Donald Driver's 21.15 points was the 7th highest WR score in team history. Plaxico Burress' 20.4 points was the 8th highest WR score in team history. Richard Seymour's 13 points tied the 6th highest DL score in team history. Charles Grant's 10 points tied the 9th highest DL score in team history. Gibril Wilson's 21 was the 5th highest DB score in team history.

The Falcon Floyds started the season 0-2 for the second straight year. They have lost 7 straight games dating back to last season. Their 185.7 points was the 4th highest score in team history. LaDanian Tomlinson's 32.5 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Chad Johnson's 16.8 points was the 5th highest WR score in team history. Kellen Winslow's 8.2 points was the 7th highest TE score in team history. Nate Kaeding's 18 points tied the 2nd highest K score in team history, and 4th highest in league history. James Farrior's 19 points tied the 3rd highest LB score in team history. London Fletcher's 17 points tied the 6th highest LB score in team history.

The Nittany Dodgers started the season 0-2 for the first time. Their 181.45 points was the 4th highest total in team history. Brett Favre's 33.85 points was the highest QB score in team history, surpassing Trent Green's 30.05 points in week 8 last season. Amani Toomer's 31.7 points was the highest WR score in team history, surpassing Randy Moss' 21.5 points in week 1 last season. It also was the 8th highest WR score in league history. Todd Heap's 10.2 points was the 5th highest TE score in team history. Ray Lewis' 18.35 points was the 5th highest LB score in team history. Roy Williams' 18 points tied the 2nd highest DB score in team history.

The Valencia Vibe started the season 2-0 for the second straight year. Their 219.3 points was the 2nd highest score in team history, and 17th highest score in league history. Jason Witten's 6.5 points was the 7th highest TE score in team history. John Carney's 13.2 points was the 2nd highest K score in team history. Julius Peppers' 31 points was the highest DL score in team history (editors note, having watched this game, this was also the most dominating individual defensive effort I have witnessed since the days of LT). It was the 2nd highest DL score in league history. Gary Brackett's 18 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history. Keith Brooking's 16 points was the 10th highest LB score in team history. Stuart Schweigart's 16 points tied the 7th highest DB score in team history. Marvin Harrison passed Larry Fitzgerald to move into 1st place all time among SAC'D Wide Receivers. Harrison has 241.2 points in 15 games for a 16.1 average.

September 20th, 2006, 01:17 PM	#1
Nittany Dodgers Feeding Frenzy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Maplewood, MN Posts: 5,204	Sam's Week 2 Notes The Parkwood Predators are off to their worst start at 1-1. Their 166.45 points was the 5th lowest score in team history. Shaun Alexander's 22.8 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Chester Taylor's 20.3 points was the 10th highest RB score in team history. Randy McMichael's 4.9 points was the 8th highest TE score in team history. Neil Racker's 5.3 points was the 9th highest K score in team history. Jared Allen's 12 points tied the 7th highest DL score in team history. Kirk Morrison's 17.55 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history. The Glenside Gunslingers are off to their best start ever at 2-0. Their current 2 game win streak ties their best win streak done last year from weeks 3-4. Ahman Green's 15 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Reggie Wayne's 16.5 points was the 8th highest WR score in team history. LJ Smith's 14.6 points was the highest ever for a Gunslinger's tight end, surpassing the previous team record of 10.2 by Steve Heiden in week 14 last year. Dave Rayner's 9.6 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. Will Witherspoon's 20 points was the 8th highest LB score in team history. Kerry Rhodes 28 points was the highest ever for a Gunslingers DB, surpassing Kerry's own previous team record of 22 points done week 11 last season. It was the 7th highest DB score in league history. The Bloomington Eco Warriors are off to their best start at 1-1. Their 183.55 points was a team record, surpassing their previous best of 180.5 in week 12 last season. Drew Brees 27.9 points was the 3rd highest QB score in team history. Desmond Clark's 17 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Shayne Graham's 11.4 points was the 7th highest K score in team history. Aaron Kampman's 26 points for the Fat Nancies tied the 4th highest DL score in league history. The Disciples of the 36 Chambers are 1-1 for the second straight year. Their 168.2 points was the 6th lowest score in team history. Keith Bulluck's 22 points tied the 9th highest LB score in team history. Adam Archuletta's 20 points tied the 3rd highest DB score in team history. The Good Grief started the season 0-2 for the first time. Their 2 straight losses is their first 2 game losing streak (they have lost 3 straight regular season games dating back to last season. Their 167.95 points was the 3rd lowest score in team history. Peyton Manning's 37.2 points was the highest QB score in team history, surpassing his own previous team best of 36.35 points in week 11 last season. It also was the 5th highest QB score in league history. Adalius Thomas' 32.35 points was the 2nd highest LB score in team history, and 5th highest in league history. The Bay Area Bloodsuckers started the season 2-0 for the first time. Their 246.65 points was a team record, surpassing their previous best of 235.9 points in week 3 last season. It also was the 2nd highest score in league history. Donovan McNabb's 34.55 points was a QB team record, surpassing McNabb's own team record of 32.55 set last week. Rudi Johnson's 34.3 points was the 2nd highest RB score in team history. Brian Westbrook's 25.65 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Donald Driver's 21.15 points was the 7th highest WR score in team history. Plaxico Burress' 20.4 points was the 8th highest WR score in team history. Richard Seymour's 13 points tied the 6th highest DL score in team history. Charles Grant's 10 points tied the 9th highest DL score in team history. Gibril Wilson's 21 was the 5th highest DB score in team history. The Falcon Floyds started the season 0-2 for the second straight year. They have lost 7 straight games dating back to last season. Their 185.7 points was the 4th highest score in team history. LaDanian Tomlinson's 32.5 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Chad Johnson's 16.8 points was the 5th highest WR score in team history. Kellen Winslow's 8.2 points was the 7th highest TE score in team history. Nate Kaeding's 18 points tied the 2nd highest K score in team history, and 4th highest in league history. James Farrior's 19 points tied the 3rd highest LB score in team history. London Fletcher's 17 points tied the 6th highest LB score in team history. The Nittany Dodgers started the season 0-2 for the first time. Their 181.45 points was the 4th highest total in team history. Brett Favre's 33.85 points was the highest QB score in team history, surpassing Trent Green's 30.05 points in week 8 last season. Amani Toomer's 31.7 points was the highest WR score in team history, surpassing Randy Moss' 21.5 points in week 1 last season. It also was the 8th highest WR score in league history. Todd Heap's 10.2 points was the 5th highest TE score in team history. Ray Lewis' 18.35 points was the 5th highest LB score in team history. Roy Williams' 18 points tied the 2nd highest DB score in team history. The Valencia Vibe started the season 2-0 for the second straight year. Their 219.3 points was the 2nd highest score in team history, and 17th highest score in league history. Jason Witten's 6.5 points was the 7th highest TE score in team history. John Carney's 13.2 points was the 2nd highest K score in team history. Julius Peppers' 31 points was the highest DL score in team history (editors note, having watched this game, this was also the most dominating individual defensive effort I have witnessed since the days of LT). It was the 2nd highest DL score in league history. Gary Brackett's 18 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history. Keith Brooking's 16 points was the 10th highest LB score in team history. Stuart Schweigart's 16 points tied the 7th highest DB score in team history. Marvin Harrison passed Larry Fitzgerald to move into 1st place all time among SAC'D Wide Receivers. Harrison has 241.2 points in 15 games for a 16.1 average.