Sam's Week 6 Notes

Nittany Dodgers · October 18th, 2006, 10:18 AM

The Parkwood Predators' 169.15 points was the 8th lowest score in team history. Anquan Boldin's 25.6 points was the 3rd highest WR score in team history. Boldin passed Marvin Harrison to move into 2nd place all time among SAC'D wide receivers with 284.15 points in 17 games for a 16.7 average. Terrell Owens' 25 points was the 4th highest WR score in team history. Randy McMichael's 11.2 points was the 5th highest TE score in team history. Neil Rackers' 12.1 points was the 4th highest kicker score in team history. The Predators lost their 10th career game (10-10), joining the Gunslingers, Disciples, Eco Warriors, Dodgers, and Falcon Floyds to have reached that level. Eddie Kennison passed Joe Horn to become the Predators third all time leading receiver with 71.55 points in 6 games for a 11.9 average from 2005-06 for the Predators.

The Glenside Gunslingers' 176.85 points was the 5th highest score in team history. Kevin Jones' 31.05 points was the highest ever for a Gunslinger RB. Reggie Brown's 28.85 points was the highest ever for a Gunslinger WR. Reggie passed Eddie Kennison to become the Gunslingers third all time leading receiver with 84.5 points in 6 games for a 14.1 average for the Gunslingers. LJ Smith's 12.8 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. LJ passed Steve Heiden to become the Gunslingers all time leading TE with 57.5 points in 6 games for a 9.6 average. David Akers' 7.7 points was the 9th highest K score in team history. Jason Taylor's 15 points was the 7th highest DL score in team history. Taylor passed Michael Strahan to move into 1st place all time amond SAC'D D-linemen with 219.2 points in 17 games for a 12.9 average. Will Witherspoon's 23 points tied the 4th highest LB score in team history. Kerry Rhodes' 17 points was the 4th highest DB score in team history.

The Bloomington Eco Warriors' 193.55 points was the 3rd highest score in team history. Michael Vick's 23.25 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history. Torry Holt's 37.4 points was the highest ever for an Eco Warrior WR. It tied the 2nd highest WR score in league history. Holt passed Marvin Harrison to become the leading receiver in SAC'D history with 311.8 points in 18 games for a 17.3 average. Roy Williams' 27.1 points was the 3rd highest WR score in team history. Roy passed Chad Johnson to become the Eco Warrios all time leading receiver with 181.2 points in 17 games for a 10.7 average. Desmond Clark's 8.1 points was the 6th highest TE score in team history. Justin Smith's 14 points tied the 5th highest DL score in team history. Sean Taylor's 19 points tied the 4th highest DB score in team history.

The Disciples of the 36 Chambers have lost four games in a row, a new team record. Their 227.15 points was the 2nd highest score in team history, behind only their 235.8 points in week 14 last season. It was the 15th highest score in SAC'D history. Matt Hasselbeck's 31.7 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history. Tatum Bell's 23.15 points was the 9th highest RB score in team history. Lavaranues Coles' 25.1 points was the 5th highest WR score in team history. Heath Miller's 4.1 points was the 10th highest TE score in team history. Jay Feely's 9.9 points was the 7th highest K score in team history. Leonard Little's 12 points tied the 8th highest DL score in team history. Brian Urlacher's 34 points was the highest LB score in team history, surpassing Keith Bulluck's 32 points in week 5 last season. It also was the 4th highest LB score in leauge history. Troy Polamau's 27.45 points was the 2nd highest DB score in team history, and 9th highest in league history. Troy passed Michael Lewis to move into 2nd place all time among SAC'D DBs with 240.65 points in 17 games for a 14.2 average.

The Good Grief's 187.3 points was the 10th highest score in team history. Antonio Gates' 16.3 points was the 6th highest TE score in team history. John Kasay's 11.1 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. Shaun Rogers' and Derrick Burgess' 12 points each tied the 8th highest DL scores in team history. Adalius Thomas' 19 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history.

The Bay Area Bloodsuckers' 172.8 points was the 10th lowest score in team history. Chris Cooley's 11.7 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Josh Brown's 18.2 points was the highest K score in team history, surpassing Josh Brown's 17 points in week 3 last season. Bryan Thomas' 18 points was the 2nd highest DL score in team history.

The Falcon Floyds' 203.5 points was the 2nd highest score in team history. LaDanian Tomlinson's 46.25 points was the 4th highest RB score in team history, and 4th highest in league history. Michael Clayton's 14.5 points was the 10th highest WR score in team history. Nate Kaeding's 13.4 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. James Hall's 27 points was the highest DL score in team history, and 3rd highest in league history. London Fletcher's 17 points tied the 6th highest LB score in team history.

The Nittany Dodgers' 168.2 points was the 9th highest score in team history. Clinton Portis' 25.5 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Todd Heap's 16 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Osi Umenyiora's 19 points was the 5th highest DL score in team history. Ray Lewis' 19 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history. Brian Dawkins' 13 points tied the 7th highest DB score in team history.

The Valencia Vibe's 221.45 points was the 2nd highest score in team history. Tiki Barber's 32.7 points was the 4th highest RB score in team history. Tiki passed Edgerrin James to move into 2nd place all time among SAC'D RBs with 440.2 points in 18 games for a 24.5 average. Steve Smith's 28.9 points was the 4th highest WR score in team history. John Carney's 10 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. Julius Peppers' 26 points was the 2nd highest DL score in team history, and tied the 5th highest in league history. Vonnie Holiday's 15 points tied the 7th highest DL score in team history.

The Crestone Needles' 235.4 points was the 11th highest score in SAC'D hisory. The combined score of the Needles/Disciples games of 462.55 points was the 2nd highest scoring game in SAC'D history.

Lance Briggs of the Fat Nancies' 30 points tied the 9th highest LB score in league history.

Preds · October 18th, 2006, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

The Parkwood Predators' 169.15 points was the 8th lowest score in team history.

The Nittany Dodgers' 168.2 points was the 9th highest score in team history.

Wow... something seems crazy with those stats! I have a .500 career record with 169.15 as my 8th lowest score... damn my division is brutal

!

Nittany Dodgers · October 18th, 2006, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Preds

Wow... something seems crazy with those stats! I have a .500 career record with 169.15 as my 8th lowest score... damn my division is brutal

!

Not to point out the obvious, but with 20 games played to date, but your 8th lowest score is also you 13th highest score. I'm only 8-12 myself, so this really seems in line.

Preds · October 18th, 2006, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

Not to point out the obvious, but with 20 games played to date, but your 8th lowest score is also you 13th highest score. I'm only 8-12 myself, so this really seems in line.

Well, sometimes I forget little things like that.

Don't mind me... I'll go crawl back inside my shell. :bag

Doggler · October 18th, 2006, 02:03 PM

So....what's the highest losing score in league history?

Nittany Dodgers · October 18th, 2006, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Doggler

So....what's the highest losing score in league history?

248 by Subzero (the franchise you took over) last season.

Doggler · October 18th, 2006, 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

248 by Subzero (the franchise you took over) last season.

Ouch, THAT would be a brutal loss.

Nittany Dodgers · October 19th, 2006, 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Doggler

Ouch, THAT would be a brutal loss.

No kidding. Mike posted 200+ and everything.

How did that feel Mike?

Preds · October 19th, 2006, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

No kidding. Mike posted 200+ and everything.

How did that feel Mike?

:huh

Liquid Swords · October 19th, 2006, 04:52 PM

why does it seem like everyone's been scoring over 200 pts when they play my Disciples this season? i've been putting up pretty decent scores imo, but i still lose every week. frustrating. it's getting close to firesale time.

Nittany Dodgers · October 19th, 2006, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Preds

:huh

Sorry, going back to last year and you losing to Subzero 248 to 201.

Nevermind...

Preds · October 19th, 2006, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

Sorry, going back to last year and you losing to Subzero 248 to 201.

Nevermind...

:Shrug

It probably bothered me at the time, I couldn't care less now, however.

Preds · October 19th, 2006, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Doggler

Ouch, THAT would be a brutal loss.

Apparently the 248 was on the wining end, and I was on the losing end at 201.

I think Brian misunderstood your question, i.e. "What is the highest LOSING score", not the winning score in the game with the highest losing score.

Doggler · October 19th, 2006, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

No kidding. Mike posted 200+ and everything.

How did that feel Mike?

I'm confused. Jack's team LOST while scoring 248 points, correct?

Nittany Dodgers · October 20th, 2006, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Doggler

I'm confused. Jack's team LOST while scoring 248 points, correct?

Sorry, my bad, I did misread the question (missed the whole "losing" part of it). The highest losing score was 231.55 by Good Grief week 14 last season. They lost to the Disciples by a mere 4 points.

Doggler · October 20th, 2006, 09:06 AM

Dizzamn. I was really hoping that I could've provided the Disciples that honor with his 225 this week...ah well, maybe next time.

October 18th, 2006, 10:18 AM	#1
Nittany Dodgers Feeding Frenzy Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Maplewood, MN Posts: 5,204	Sam's Week 6 Notes The Parkwood Predators' 169.15 points was the 8th lowest score in team history. Anquan Boldin's 25.6 points was the 3rd highest WR score in team history. Boldin passed Marvin Harrison to move into 2nd place all time among SAC'D wide receivers with 284.15 points in 17 games for a 16.7 average. Terrell Owens' 25 points was the 4th highest WR score in team history. Randy McMichael's 11.2 points was the 5th highest TE score in team history. Neil Rackers' 12.1 points was the 4th highest kicker score in team history. The Predators lost their 10th career game (10-10), joining the Gunslingers, Disciples, Eco Warriors, Dodgers, and Falcon Floyds to have reached that level. Eddie Kennison passed Joe Horn to become the Predators third all time leading receiver with 71.55 points in 6 games for a 11.9 average from 2005-06 for the Predators. The Glenside Gunslingers' 176.85 points was the 5th highest score in team history. Kevin Jones' 31.05 points was the highest ever for a Gunslinger RB. Reggie Brown's 28.85 points was the highest ever for a Gunslinger WR. Reggie passed Eddie Kennison to become the Gunslingers third all time leading receiver with 84.5 points in 6 games for a 14.1 average for the Gunslingers. LJ Smith's 12.8 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. LJ passed Steve Heiden to become the Gunslingers all time leading TE with 57.5 points in 6 games for a 9.6 average. David Akers' 7.7 points was the 9th highest K score in team history. Jason Taylor's 15 points was the 7th highest DL score in team history. Taylor passed Michael Strahan to move into 1st place all time amond SAC'D D-linemen with 219.2 points in 17 games for a 12.9 average. Will Witherspoon's 23 points tied the 4th highest LB score in team history. Kerry Rhodes' 17 points was the 4th highest DB score in team history. The Bloomington Eco Warriors' 193.55 points was the 3rd highest score in team history. Michael Vick's 23.25 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history. Torry Holt's 37.4 points was the highest ever for an Eco Warrior WR. It tied the 2nd highest WR score in league history. Holt passed Marvin Harrison to become the leading receiver in SAC'D history with 311.8 points in 18 games for a 17.3 average. Roy Williams' 27.1 points was the 3rd highest WR score in team history. Roy passed Chad Johnson to become the Eco Warrios all time leading receiver with 181.2 points in 17 games for a 10.7 average. Desmond Clark's 8.1 points was the 6th highest TE score in team history. Justin Smith's 14 points tied the 5th highest DL score in team history. Sean Taylor's 19 points tied the 4th highest DB score in team history. The Disciples of the 36 Chambers have lost four games in a row, a new team record. Their 227.15 points was the 2nd highest score in team history, behind only their 235.8 points in week 14 last season. It was the 15th highest score in SAC'D history. Matt Hasselbeck's 31.7 points was the 5th highest QB score in team history. Tatum Bell's 23.15 points was the 9th highest RB score in team history. Lavaranues Coles' 25.1 points was the 5th highest WR score in team history. Heath Miller's 4.1 points was the 10th highest TE score in team history. Jay Feely's 9.9 points was the 7th highest K score in team history. Leonard Little's 12 points tied the 8th highest DL score in team history. Brian Urlacher's 34 points was the highest LB score in team history, surpassing Keith Bulluck's 32 points in week 5 last season. It also was the 4th highest LB score in leauge history. Troy Polamau's 27.45 points was the 2nd highest DB score in team history, and 9th highest in league history. Troy passed Michael Lewis to move into 2nd place all time among SAC'D DBs with 240.65 points in 17 games for a 14.2 average. The Good Grief's 187.3 points was the 10th highest score in team history. Antonio Gates' 16.3 points was the 6th highest TE score in team history. John Kasay's 11.1 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. Shaun Rogers' and Derrick Burgess' 12 points each tied the 8th highest DL scores in team history. Adalius Thomas' 19 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history. The Bay Area Bloodsuckers' 172.8 points was the 10th lowest score in team history. Chris Cooley's 11.7 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Josh Brown's 18.2 points was the highest K score in team history, surpassing Josh Brown's 17 points in week 3 last season. Bryan Thomas' 18 points was the 2nd highest DL score in team history. The Falcon Floyds' 203.5 points was the 2nd highest score in team history. LaDanian Tomlinson's 46.25 points was the 4th highest RB score in team history, and 4th highest in league history. Michael Clayton's 14.5 points was the 10th highest WR score in team history. Nate Kaeding's 13.4 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. James Hall's 27 points was the highest DL score in team history, and 3rd highest in league history. London Fletcher's 17 points tied the 6th highest LB score in team history. The Nittany Dodgers' 168.2 points was the 9th highest score in team history. Clinton Portis' 25.5 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Todd Heap's 16 points was the 2nd highest TE score in team history. Osi Umenyiora's 19 points was the 5th highest DL score in team history. Ray Lewis' 19 points was the 9th highest LB score in team history. Brian Dawkins' 13 points tied the 7th highest DB score in team history. The Valencia Vibe's 221.45 points was the 2nd highest score in team history. Tiki Barber's 32.7 points was the 4th highest RB score in team history. Tiki passed Edgerrin James to move into 2nd place all time among SAC'D RBs with 440.2 points in 18 games for a 24.5 average. Steve Smith's 28.9 points was the 4th highest WR score in team history. John Carney's 10 points was the 4th highest K score in team history. Julius Peppers' 26 points was the 2nd highest DL score in team history, and tied the 5th highest in league history. Vonnie Holiday's 15 points tied the 7th highest DL score in team history. The Crestone Needles' 235.4 points was the 11th highest score in SAC'D hisory. The combined score of the Needles/Disciples games of 462.55 points was the 2nd highest scoring game in SAC'D history. Lance Briggs of the Fat Nancies' 30 points tied the 9th highest LB score in league history.

October 18th, 2006, 02:03 PM	#5
Doggler SAC'D Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Colorado Springs Posts: 964	Re: Sam's Week 6 Notes So....what's the highest losing score in league history? __________________ Red Rocks Pea Cocks

October 19th, 2006, 04:52 PM	#10
Liquid Swords Frenzy and SAC'D Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Fishers, IN Posts: 17,307	Re: Sam's Week 6 Notes why does it seem like everyone's been scoring over 200 pts when they play my Disciples this season? i've been putting up pretty decent scores imo, but i still lose every week. frustrating. it's getting close to firesale time.

October 20th, 2006, 09:06 AM	#16
Doggler SAC'D Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Colorado Springs Posts: 964	Re: Sam's Week 6 Notes Dizzamn. I was really hoping that I could've provided the Disciples that honor with his 225 this week...ah well, maybe next time. __________________ Red Rocks Pea Cocks

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