Sam's Week 8 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

Indiana Undead-Kerry Collins’ 30.85 points was the 3rd highest QB score in team history. Priest Holmes’ 34.15 points was the 10th highest RB score in team history.

The Parkwood Predators have their worst record ever after 8 weeks at 5-3. LaDanian Tomlinson’s 31.7 points was the 10th highest RB score in team history. Hines Ward’s 24.05 points was the 7th highest Predator wide receiver score ever. The Predators remain perfect against the Ragers, defeating them for the 3rd time in three meetings.

The Philadelphia Freedom are off to their worst start ever at 1-7. The Freedom have lost 5 games in a row, a new team worst. Mike Vanderjagt’s 12.1 points was the 9th highest kicker score in team history. Mike also passed Sebastian Janikowski to become the second all time leading scorer among kickers in Frenzy history. Mike has 259.2 points in 27 games for a 9.6 average.

The Royal Hawaiin Opihi have their best record ever after 8 weeks at 5-3. Marc Bulger’s 28.35 points was the 8th highest QB score in team history. Torry Holt’s 26.9 points tied the 5th highest wide receiver score in team history. The Tampa Bay defensive score of 21 tied the second highest D score in team history.

The Soap Box Derby Car has tied the worst start in franchise history at 3-5, done also in 2001. Their score of 118.75 was the 9th highest score in team history. Peyton Manning’s 30.05 points was the 7th highest QB score in team history. Stephen Davis’ 39.75 points was the 3rd highest RB total in team history.

The Liquid Swords are off to their best start ever at 4-4. Daunte Culpepper’s 27.45 points was the 9th highest QB score in team history. Dominack Davis’ 34.35 points was the 5th highest RB score in team history. Jimmy Smith has passed Marvin Harrison to become the all time leading receiver for the Liquid Swords. Smith has 233.1 points in 15 games for the Swords.

The Jersey Toxic Waste are off to their best start ever at 5-3. The Miami D score of 19 was the 3rd highest defensive score in team history.

The Wonder Mutts are off to their worst start ever at 1-7. For the second week in a row, the Mutts have set a new team low score, this week with 49.45 points.

The Bay Area Bloodsucking Insects’ score of 69.5 was the second lowest in team history, and lowest since scoring 56.35 in week 2 of 2001.

The Brain Dead Squirrel Chasers have tied their best start ever at 6-2, done also last year. Their score of 177.85 is a new team record. It was also the second highest score ever in the Frenzy, second only to the 191.75 score posted by the Nittany Dodgers week 2 of 2002. Their margin of victory over the Mutts of 128.4 was the largest margin ever in the Frenzy. Matt Hasselbeck’s 32.45 points was the 3rd highest QB score in team history. Randy Moss’ 28.25 points was the 5th highest wide receiver score in team history. Ike Hilliard’s 26.5 points was the 7th highest WR score in team history. Randy McMichael’s 9.9 points was the 9th highest tight end score in team history. Kansas City’s 22 points was the highest ever for a Squirrel Chaser defense. The Squirrel Chasers remain perfect against the Wonder Mutts, defeating them for the 3rd time in three meetings.

The Nittany Dodgers are off to their worst start ever at 2-6. Tiki Barber’s 25.7 points was the 7th highest score for a Dodger running back ever. Tony Gonzalez’s 15.5 points was the 4th highest tight end score in team history. Gary Anderson’s 14.9 points was the 3rd highest kicker score in team history.

The Rager’s are off to their best start ever at 6-2. Jamal Lewis’ 31.7 points was the 7th highest RB score in team history. Morten Andersen’s 9.9 points was the 10th highest kicker score in team history. Carolina’s 11 points tied the 10th highest defensive score in team history.