Week 10 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

For all of the crazy scores this week, it was actually fairly quiet records wise, with only 7 teams getting mentions:

The Parkwood Predators have their worst record after ten weeks ever at 5-5. The Predators have lost three straight games for the first time in team history. Carson Palmer's 38.6 points was the 2nd highest QB score in team history, behind only Jeff Garcia's 45.15 points in week 14 of the 2002 season.

The Philadelphia Freedom have tied their best record after ten weeks at 5-5, done previously in 2001. Lavaranues Coles passed Jimmy Smith to become the Freedom's 2nd all time leading receiver with 152.95 points in 15 games for a 10.2 average.

The Chicago D score of 17 tied the 5th highest D score in Soap Box Derby Car history. David Akers passed Adam Vinatieri to move into 6th place all time among Kickers with 390.8 points in 46 games for a 8.5 average.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects' 160.4 points was the 3rd highest score in team history. LaDanian Tomlinson's 48.3 points was the 3rd highest RB score in team history. Donald Driver's 28.1 points was the 7th highest WR score in team history.

Joe Nedney's 14.7 points was the highest K score in Brain Dead Squirrel Chaser history, surpassing Olindo Mare's 14.3 points in week 3 of the 2002 season.

The Nittany Dodgers have their best record ever after ten weeks at 6-4. Philip Rivers' 34 points tied the 6th highest QB score in team history, and was the Dodgers highest QB score since Rich Gannon's 34 points in week 4 of the 2003 season. Deion Branch passed Donald Driver to become the Dodgers 2nd all time leading receiver with 233.45 points in 22 games for a 10.6 average.

The Urza's Ragers have their best record after ten weeks at 7-3. Their 151.35 points was the 3rd highest score in team history. Willie Parker's 41 points was the 4th highest RB score in team history. Drew Brees passed Michael Vick to become the Ragers all time leading quarterback with 645.1 points in 28 games for a 23.0 average from 2002-06.

With the West Division going 4-0 this week, and the East going 0-4, the West took the lifetime lead in wins by division, improving to 166-154 lifetime, and the East fell to 165-155. The East has lead all three divisions in wins going back to at least 2002. The Central is 149-171.

[Preds]

Parity reigns supreme this year.

Injuries have played a significant toll with my squads lack of production for sure. Alexander may be back, but I may have to decimate the team to accomodate him.

Oh well!

[Royal Hawaiian Opihi]

This is a crazy, crazy year in football - both NFL and Frenzy! We're going to have to go very deep in our tie-breakers this year, I'm guessing!