Week 14 Notes

[Nittany Dodgers]

The Parkwood Predators won three straight games to end the season, and tie their personal best win streak done last season in the last three weeks as well. Their 200.9 points was the 6th highest score in team history. Frank Gore's 28.05 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Frank passed Rudi Johnson to become the 2nd all time leading rusher in Predators history. Frank has 189.35 points in 8 games for a 23.7 average for the predators. Terrell Suggs' 25 points was the 3rd highest DL score in team history. Kirk Morrison's 25 points was the 3rd highest LB score in team history. Tony Romo passed Michael Vick to become the Predators all time leading QB. Tony has 142.6 points in 6 games for a 23.8 average for the Predators. Donnie Edwards passed Shelton Quarles to become the Predators 2nd all time leading linebacker with 188.15 points in 11 games for a 17.1 average.

The Crestone Needles' 194.65 points was their 5th highest score. Joey Harrington's 20.2 points was their 8th highest QB score. WIllie Parker's 35.3 points was their 2nd highest RB score. Edgerrin James' 25.6 points was their 6th highest RB score. Jeremy Shockey's 13.9 points was their 5th highest TE score. Ty Warren's 16 points was tied their 3rd highest DL score. Mathias Kiwanuka's 10 points tied their 8th highest DL score.

Ben Roethlisberger's 24.55 points was the 9th highest QB score in Glenside Gunslinger history. LJ Smith's 8.5 points was the 8th highest QB score in team history.

The Wallace Clan of Elderslie's 159.45 points was their 7th highest score. Rex Grossman's 23.2 points was the 8th highest QB score. Mark Clayton's 19.7 points was their 3rd highest WR score. Bernard Berrian's 13.95 points was their 6th highest WR score. Matt Stover's 11.1 points was their 4th highest K score. Mike Patterson's 11 points was their 4th highest DL score. Jeremiah Trotter's 21 points was their 3rd highest LB score. Charles Tillman's 18 points was their 6th highest DB score.

The Bloomington Eco Warrior's 201.2 points was the 3rd highest score in team history. Drew Brees' 44.35 points was the highest QB score in team history, surpassing Michael Vick's 37.7 points from week 8 earlier this season. It also was the highest QB score in SAC'D history, surpassing the previous league record of 42.45 by Donovan McNabb in week 4 earlier this season. Reggie Bush's 26.7 points was the 4th highest RB score in team history. Thomas Jones' 19.95 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Torry Holt's 22.5 points was the 9th highest WR score in team history. Torry passed Steve Smith to become the all time leading receiver in SAC'D history, with 400.2 points in 25 games for a 16.0 average.

The Fat Nancie's 200.2 points was their 7th highest score. Philip Rivers' 25.6 points was their 4th highest QB score. Steven Jackson's 35.4 points was their 3rd highest RB score. Larry Fitzgerald's 19.4 points was their 8th highest WR score. Antonio Pierce's 22 points tied their 4th highest LB score. Lance Briggs' 19 points tied their 9th highest LB score.

The Disciples of the 36 Chambers' 154.95 points was the 6th lowest score in team history. Matt Hasselbeck's 30.5 points was the 7th highest QB score in team history. Josh Scobee's 17.8 points was the highest K score in team history, surpassing his own team record of 17 points scored in week 4 earlier this season. It also was the 8th highest K score in SAC'D history.

The Good Grief extended their personal worst losing streak to 6 games. Their 176.75 points was the 10th lowest score in team history. Peyton Manning's 26 points was the 10th highest QB score in team history. Antonio Gates' 25.9 points was the 3rd highest TE score in team history, and 5th highest in SAC'D history. John Kasay's 9.2 points was the 10th highest K score in team history. Morlon Greenwood's 21 points was the 7th highest LB score in team history. Nate Clements' 22.9 points was the 6th highest DB score in team history. Nate passed Tony Parrish to become the Grief's 2nd all time leading defensive back. Nate has 112.8 points in 9 games for a 12.5 average for the Grief.

The Bay Area Bloodsuckers set a new personal best by winning their 5th straight game. Rudi Johnson's 31.2 points was the 8th highest RB score in team history. Rudi passed Dominack Davis to become the Bloodsuckers 2nd all time leading rusher. Rudi has 224.8 points in 11 games for a 20.4 average for the Bloodsuckers. Donald Driver's 26.4 points was the 4th highest WR score in team history. Sean Jones passed Terrence Kiel and Ike Taylor to become the Bloodsuckers 2nd all time leading defensive back. Sean has 125.8 points in 10 games for a 12.6 average for the Bloodsuckers.

The Falcon Floyds 164.5 points was the 10th lowest score in team history. Nate Kaeding's 12.9 points was the 5th highest K score in team history. London Fletcher-Baker's 22.05 points was the 3rd highest LB score in team history.

The Nittany Dodgers tied their personal worst losing streak at seven games, done last season in weeks 2 through 8. Their 164 points was the 10th highest score in team history. Brett Favre's 27 points was the 6th highest QB score in team history. Ron Dayne's 28.65 points was the 6th highest RB score in team history. Ladell Betts' 27.75 points tied the 7th highest RB score in team history. Brian Dawkins' 19 points tied the 2nd highest DB score in team history. Roy Williams passed Darren Sharper to become the Dodgers 2nd all time leading defensive back. Roy has 123.65 points in 13 games for a 9.5 average.

The Valencia Vibe's 162.7 points was the 6th lowest score in team history. Mike Nugent's 7.8 points was the 8th highest K score in team history. Keith Brooking's 28 points was the highest LB score in team history, surpassing Cato June's previous team best of 26.3 scored in week six last season. Stuart Schweigart passed Terrence McGee to become the Vibe's all time leading defensive back. Stuart has 159 points in 13 games for a 12.2 average.

[Preds]

Originally Posted by Nittany Dodgers

The Parkwood Predators won three straight games to end the season, and tie their personal best win streak done last season in the last three weeks as well.

Let me get this straight, I climbed from 4-7 to 7-7 in consecutive years? Wow. Don't anyone ever acuse me of tanking it late... I never quit!

[Preds]

Originally Posted by Preds

Let me get this straight, I climbed from 4-7 to 7-7 in consecutive years? Wow. Don't anyone ever acuse me of tanking it late... I never quit!

Opps, I was 5-6 in 2005, and finished 8-6. My point remains the same however, I always go for the win, even if it hurts my playoff position.

FTR, however, I 100% support a rule ammendment to award the #1 pick via a weighted lottery involving all 8 non playoff participants. I'd weight it by giving the worst record 8 chances, 2nd worst 7 chances, and so on down to the 8th best team just getting 1 chance.

[Nittany Dodgers]

Last year I started 1-7 and finished 6-8, and that really hurt my draft slot. I further continued the charitable draft activities with my horrible first round selection. This year, well, this year was the year of the

[smsmith40]

That would be a bad idea for league parity, personally I've seen no evidence of people tanking it late in the season. I had my best team out every week in the Frenzy and I came damn close to losing the #1.

[Liquid Swords]

That's what I've enjoyed about SAC'D and (previously) the Frenzy. You don't have to worry about people tanking it late in the season. My season may have been short-lived but I looked at it more as being a spoiler, and I think every team here does the same.

A disappointing season for me but I still enjoyed every bit of it...I just wish I had the time to manage my old Frenzy team but other factors caused me to pass it on to someone else.

Good luck to all the playoff teams but I'm pulling for my Derrick Thomas divison mate Fat Nancies! Congrats on the #1 seed in your first year, Stephen!

[Doggler]

8! = 36. The worst team would only have a 22% chance at getting the #1 pick. I agree with above posters...no need for a lottery when you have a group that doesn't quit.