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Royal Hawaiian Opihi · December 21st, 2009, 02:34 AM

With just the Monday Night game remaining... here's how the two semifinal matchups look:

#1 Llamas (160.90 + 7pt. Home field advantage) vs. #4 Dixie Chunks (123.20).... This one is over, folks... The Chunks' QB/RB combo definitely showed up. But the 3 WRs and 1 TE combined for only 24.85 points (that's an average of a little over 6 points each). That's where they lost. The Llamas, in their inaugural Frenzy Season, advance to the Super Bowl next week.

#2 Opihi (98.40 + 7pts. home field advantage) vs. #3 Attack (88.55)... This one is still up in the air, though the Opihi hold about a 17 point lead going into the MNF game. The Opihi still have 2 players to go: RB Quinten Ganther (WAS) & WR Steve Smith (NYG). The Attack's hopes & dreams rest on the capable shoulders of rookie phenom Hakim Nicks (NYG). It's a big hole to come out of, for sure, but if anyone can possibly pull it off, it's the deep-threat Nicks. We'll check back tomorrow night when it's all over.

December 21st, 2009, 02:34 AM	#2
Royal Hawaiian Opihi Feeding Frenzy Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Palmdale, CA Posts: 16,604	Re: Week 15 - Playoff weekend DOS! With just the Monday Night game remaining... here's how the two semifinal matchups look: #1 Llamas (160.90 + 7pt. Home field advantage) vs. #4 Dixie Chunks (123.20).... This one is over, folks... The Chunks' QB/RB combo definitely showed up. But the 3 WRs and 1 TE combined for only 24.85 points (that's an average of a little over 6 points each). That's where they lost. The Llamas, in their inaugural Frenzy Season, advance to the Super Bowl next week. #2 Opihi (98.40 + 7pts. home field advantage) vs. #3 Attack (88.55)... This one is still up in the air, though the Opihi hold about a 17 point lead going into the MNF game. The Opihi still have 2 players to go: RB Quinten Ganther (WAS) & WR Steve Smith (NYG). The Attack's hopes & dreams rest on the capable shoulders of rookie phenom Hakim Nicks (NYG). It's a big hole to come out of, for sure, but if anyone can possibly pull it off, it's the deep-threat Nicks. We'll check back tomorrow night when it's all over.