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« Reply #64 on: Sep 15th, 2009, 12:16am » |
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Game of the Week Nominee #1:
Bill Horton (Desert Heat) 73
Jason Cook (Cleveland Steamers) 72
Score before MNF:
Horton 64, Cook 52
Players remaining:
Horton: Chris Chambers, New England D
Cook: Phillip Rivers, Stephen Gostkowski
New England's fumble recovery on the Bills final kickoff return while leading essentially won Horton the game while giving Cook a point on the PAT after the TD it set up. Not to mention it was Gostkowski who recovered the fumble. After the first game it was 73-59 Horton with Phillip Rivers coming one point short of tying things up. Of course if that point had been 25 yards for Chambers, it would have increased Horton's win, but Chambers put up a goose egg.
Horton
QB Matt Ryan 21
WR Bernard Berrian 0
WR Steve Breaston 0
WR Chris Chambers 0
RB Adrian Peterson 31
RB Ryan Grant 10
TE Visanthe Shiancoe 2
K Josh Brown 0
DEF New England 9
Cook
QB Philip Rivers 13
WR Larry Fitzgerald 13
WR Marques Colston 9
WR Kevin Walter 0
RB Joseph Addai 9
RB Jonathan Stewart 5
TE Brent Celek 9
K Stephen Gostkowski 7
DEF Chicago 7
I'm waiting for Gostkowski to get the two points for recovering the fumble tomorrow to lock this up as game of the season.
Nominee #2
Dale Frederick (Never Forget) 90
Matty Ice (Matt Burton) 81
Score before MNF:
Frederick 79, Burton 72
Players remaining:
Frederick: Vincent Jackson
Burton: Wes Welker
Burton got 9 points from Welker in the first game to take a two point lead going into the second game, but Jackson's turning things on late in the third quarter won Frederick the game. If Donovan McNabb hadn't gotten hurt early Sunday Burton may have pulled the win out.
Horton
QB Aaron Rodgers 15
WR Vincent Jackson 11
WR Hines Ward 8
WR Ted Ginn Jr. 2
RB DeAngelo Williams 12
RB Ray Rice 8
TE Dustin Keller 9
K Neil Rackers 12
DEF Minnesota 13
Burton
QB Donovan McNabb 19
WR Calvin Johnson 9
WR Marques Colston 9
WR Wes Welker 9
RB Steven Jackson 4
RB Leon Washington 6
TE Visanthe Shiancoe 2
K Robbie Gould 8
DEF New York 15
Nominee #3
Peter Moir (Bluenosers) 79
Steve Campbell (Osaka Bakas.) 79
Score before MNF:
Campbell 66, Moir 59
Players remaining:
Moir: Antonio Gates, San Diego
Campbell: Phillip Rivers
The member with more players remaining should have an advantage, which was needed being down by 7, but that's often negated when one of your players is a receiver for the other member's remaining player. San Diego's D got off to a good start to bridge the gap, but after the first quarter they didn't tack on until the fourth quarter. Rivers' throws to Darren Sproles on the final drive would have given Campbell the win, but the San Diego hail mary INT created a tie with 3 seconds left in the contest.
Moir
QB Ben Roethlisberger 14
WR Calvin Johnson 9
WR Roddy White 4
WR Miles Austin 10
RB Maurice Jones-Drew 14
RB Reggie Bush 3
TE Antonio Gates 8
K Rob Bironas 5
DEF San Diego 12
Campbell
QB Philip Rivers 13
WR Reggie Wayne 22
WR Chad Ochocinco 8
WR Donald Driver 3
RB Michael Turner 4
RB Ryan Grant 10
TE Visanthe Shiancoe 2
K John Kasay 4
DEF Minnesota 13
Honorable Mentions
Honorable Mention #1
Jamey Dillard (Ragin' Rednecks) 78
Matthew Hardman (Stone Cold Stunners) 76
Dillard had Tomlinson going into MNF, Hardman had Gostkowski. Hardman gets 7 for a 5 point edge and Tomlinson struggles through his game, but pulls out the 7 points for Dillard to win.
Honorable Mention #2
Matt Spencer (Connecticut Cowboys) 81
Bill Richmond (XPLODERS) 81
Richmond had the only player left for MNF, Nate Kaeding. Kaeding got 5 points in the first half of his game, but was silent until 7:22 remained in the fourth quarter when he put through an extra point to make the margin 1 point. With San Diego driving in the final four minutes, an Oakland stop forces a Kaeding FG try to tie the real game and win the fantasy game, but Darren Sproles found the crease for a basically guaranteed tie. Barely outside of the nominees.
Honorable Mention #3
Anders Nilsson (Suzerain) 99
Eddie Fritch (viper) 94
Nilsson has San Diego, Fritch has Tomlinson going into MNF with the score tied 87-87. Heading into the day, LT should outscore the defense is the thinking. After the first half, San Diego has Oakland in check while Tomlinson is starting slow, could be close, but still thinking along the original lines. After the third quarter, LT isn't seeing the field much, but the defense hasn't put things away as Nilsson leads by 1. The late sack and hail mary INT seal things for Nilsson. Game #5 in all likelihood.
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« Reply #65 on: Sep 15th, 2009, 01:25am » |
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I was following that game very closely at work this morning. I would have hated to lose after scoring about 95 points.
My matchup with Tim in the keeper league ended up being a lot closer than I thought. I had both Rivers and Jackson and if the last SD TD had been Rivers passing to Jackson I could have made an unbelievable Monday comeback.
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08/09: 10th, 429 Points
NFL Pickem Winner
09/10: Winner, 678 Points
Baseball Winner (only perfect CP score in ASFL2 history)
Tier 4 & 5 Winner
International Conference Winner
Keeper League: 9th
Third League Winner
10/11: 21st, 38 points
All-time: 3rd, 1145 points
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« Reply #66 on: Sep 15th, 2009, 01:39am » |
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You can now view your league's standings on the ASFL2 website before you can view them in Yahoo., let me know of any mistakes or any points changes.
I'm going to try to create an overall standings page by championship points tomorrow.
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« Reply #68 on: Sep 17th, 2009, 05:42am » |
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Superb.
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08/09: 10th, 429 Points
NFL Pickem Winner
09/10: Winner, 678 Points
Baseball Winner (only perfect CP score in ASFL2 history)
Tier 4 & 5 Winner
International Conference Winner
Keeper League: 9th
Third League Winner
10/11: 21st, 38 points
All-time: 3rd, 1145 points
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« Reply #69 on: Sep 21st, 2009, 10:28pm » |
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I better remember this moment since all I won all 6 of my league match-ups in ASFL2. This probably won't happen again.
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2008/2009 2nd overall - 559 pts
2009/2010 2nd overall - 637 pts
Overall KL Champ
Premier KL MLB Champ
ASASFL 3rd League NFL Champ
1st place Hockey Overall
2nd Tier Champion
2010/2011 17th overall - 41 pts
All-Time Overall - 1st overall - 1237 pts
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« Reply #71 on: Sep 21st, 2009, 11:04pm » |
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on Sep 21st, 2009, 10:30pm, theabl wrote:| It's not possible to have more than 5 ASFL2 teams? Please tell me I didn't make a mistake somewhere. |
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I counted the one for the Team League in the Dynasy section, it may not be officially but it is made up of the people on the ASFL2.
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2008/2009 2nd overall - 559 pts
2009/2010 2nd overall - 637 pts
Overall KL Champ
Premier KL MLB Champ
ASASFL 3rd League NFL Champ
1st place Hockey Overall
2nd Tier Champion
2010/2011 17th overall - 41 pts
All-Time Overall - 1st overall - 1237 pts
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« Reply #72 on: Sep 22nd, 2009, 01:54am » |
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The overall standings page is now updated, again before Yahoo!'s gotten it done.
Most Points in a 14 Team League
1) Phil Conrad 141 [LG1]
[QB] Peyton Manning 24
[WR] Vincent Jackson 20
[WR] Kevin Walter 0
[WR] Percy Harvin 10
[RB] Chris Johnson 39
[RB] Larry Johnson 9
[TE] Jason Witten 9
[K] Rien Lindell 16
[D] Green Bay 14
2) Nick White 138 [LG6]
3) Deyanius Blackmon 134 [LG3]
Most Points in a Loss in a 14 Team League
1) Andrew Maher 106 [LG1]
2) Heath Carrell 100 [LG7]
3) Mike Mitchell 96 [LG6]
Lowest Point Total in a 14 Team League
1) Jason Oroszi 42 [LG6]
[QB] Trent Edwards 19
[WR] Bernard Berrian 4
[WR] Michael Clayton 2
[WR] Louis Murphy 2
[RB] Brandon Jacobs 3
[RB] Clinton Portis 5
[TE] Benjamin Watson 2
[K] Josh Scobee 5
[D] Tennessee 0
2) Robert Flatt 47 [LG6] (had 5 NE players, Brady, Moss, Welker, Gostkowski, DEF)
3) Anders Nilsson 49 [LG3]
Least Points in a Win in a 14 team League
1) Aaron Burton 67 [LG1]
2) Ryan Drzik 67 [LG6]
3) Edgar Lebron 72 [LG1]
Most Points in a 12 Team League
1) Ryan Drzik 137 [LG10]
[QB] Matt Ryan 23
[WR] Andre Johnson 26
[WR] Chad Ochocinco 15
[WR] Vincent Jackson 20
[RB] DeAngelo Williams 12
[RB] Mike Bell 11
[TE] Greg Olsen 4
[K] Rien Lindell 16
[D] Chicago 10
2) Jay Soester 123 [LG2]
3) Nathan Susanto 116 [LG8]
Most Points in a Loss in a 12 Team League
1) Dan Gettle 108 [LG2]
2) Joel Masse 100 [LG5]
3) Matt Humpal 98 [LG5]
Lowest Point Total in a 12 Team League
1) Forest Thomas 51 [LG2] (faced the second highest scoring team)
[QB] Matt Hasselbeck 3
[WR] Randy Moss 2
[WR] Lee Evans 9
[WR] Issac Bruce 3
[RB] Steve Slaton 4
[RB] LenDale White 1
[TE] Jason Witten 9
[K] Nick Folk 8
[D] Atlanta 12
2) Ryan Rodebush 54 [LG10]
3) David Synychak 60 [LG5]
3) Tyson Hester 60 [LG5]
Least Points in a Win in a 12 team League
1) Frank Borawski 67 [LG5]
2) Jaime Henck 72 [LG8]
2) Ken Patton 72 [LG10]
Tidbits of the Week
-There are 34 teams left with perfect records plus two others still undefeated.
-Edgar Lebron scored 72 both weeks in league 1.
-Tyson Hester scored 60 a week after scoring 120 last week in league 5.
-Full House. League 9 had three teams score 88 (two played each other) and two more score 86 this week.
-Chris Carter scored 106 a week after scoring 45 in league 9.
-Ronny Funderburk put up 79 after scoring 122 last week in league 10.
-Anthony Lombardo scored 107 this week after scoring 61 last week in league 5.
-Heath Carrell scored 100 a week after scoring 50 in league 7.
-Stephen Schulte scored 108 after scoring 48 last week in league 10.
-Josh Evens put up 115 after going for 34 a week ago in league 10.
-Matthew Reber (42-61), Steve Irvine (51-62) & Jason Oroszi (49-42) were the only members to score under 62 both weeks.
6 Members have scored 100+ both weeks:
Chad Luik [LG2] 115-110
Dan Gettle [LG2] 106-108
Joel Masse [LG5] 112-100
John Clarke [LG5] 100-109
Jeff Johnson [LG4] 103-105
Nathan Oake [LG7] 102-100 (only 14 team league member)
33 teams scored 100+ points in week 2:
LG1 = 4
LG2 = 3
LG3 = 2
LG4 = 2
LG5 = 5
LG6 = 4
LG7 = 4
LG8 = 2
LG9 = 3
LG10 = 4
The game of the week info'll be posted in the afternoon or thereabouts assuming the file doesn't die in the meantime.
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« Reply #73 on: Sep 22nd, 2009, 03:20am » |
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Not the place I wanted my name mentioned...
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08/09: 10th, 429 Points
NFL Pickem Winner
09/10: Winner, 678 Points
Baseball Winner (only perfect CP score in ASFL2 history)
Tier 4 & 5 Winner
International Conference Winner
Keeper League: 9th
Third League Winner
10/11: 21st, 38 points
All-time: 3rd, 1145 points
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« Reply #74 on: Sep 23rd, 2009, 04:47am » |
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on Sep 22nd, 2009, 01:54am, theabl wrote:Most Points in a Loss in a 14 Team League
1) Andrew Maher 106 [LG1]
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Unlucky I say , both Justin Gage (2)and Tennessee Defence(0) let me down and I lost by 8 points to team Real Madrid , plus I,m 4th in the league with points scored and still havent won a game yet, my time will come . 
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« Reply #75 on: Sep 23rd, 2009, 2:22pm » |
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Week 2 Game of the Week Nominations
Game of the Week Nominee #1
Chad Luik 110
Dan Gettle 108
Heading into SNF, Luik needed 15 from Marion Barber and got to 17 from 14 with Barber's 35 yard run on which he injured himself for the game. Before the run, Barber had 89 yards rushing, afterward he had 124.
Gettle
Schaub 38
S Smith (CAR) 13
Bowe 11
S Moss 1
D Williams 12
T Jones 3
Winslow 15
Longwell 10
Philadelphia 5
Luik
Brees 27
Houshmandzadeh 6
D Jackson 17
Hester 2
Barber 17
R Bush 12
Gates 7
Kaeding 14
Washington 8
Game of the Week Nominee #2
John Marinelli 75
Alex Pacelli 71
The two newest ASFL2 members. Addai and Manning couldn't overcome a 27 point deficit versus the Miami defense because they weren't on the field for a full quarter. Another Manning drive would have done it.
Pacelli
P Manning 24
Boldin 6
V Jackson 20
Walter 0
Forte 4
Addai 2
Olsen 4
Brown 10
Dallas 1
Marinelli
Brady 5
Edwards 9
Coles 6
Moore 0
Peterson 12
McGahee 18
Gonzalez 13
Gostkowski 10
Miami 2
Game of the Week Nominee #3
Lombardo 107
Masse 100
Lombardo entered MNF down 17 with just Dallas Clark left, but the opening play certainly gave him hope from the get go. The Colts final scoring drive gave him what he needed for the win. This came after NYG's D scored 17 in SNF to bridge gap.
Lombardo
Cassel 11
Boldin 6
Marshall 3
S Moss 1
S Jackson 7
Gore 28
Clark 24
Kasay 10
NYG 17
Masse
Ryan 23
Bowe 11
D Jackson 17
Cotchery 8
D Williams 12
Portis 5
Carlson 4
Rackers 8
Atlanta 12
Honorable Mentions (in raw notes form)
-Frederick 93, M Dipinto 91 (all pre-SNF) but Crayton's point for Frederick.
-Miles 103, Carrell 100; Miles survives Eli Manning and Steve Smith combining for 44 points with Folk chipping in 8.
-Henck 72, Hurst 68; Barber gives Henck 17 on SNF (again with Barber's 3 point turn on his final run the difference) then Wayne gets 3 to Addai's 2 on MNF
La Polla 98, Ashe 96; NYG's D's 17 & Bradshaw's 2 on SNF give La Polla the win to overcome Ashe's 5 Saints (Brees, Moore, Bush, Thomas, NO's DEF) [his team name is DASAINTS]. Three 0's for Ashe (Lance Moore, Zach Miller & Pierre Thomas prove the difference).
N Hall 88, Rossetti 88; Hall's 17 NYG D points bring him within two of Rossetti heading into MNF when combined with Kevin Boss' point for Rossetti. Addai manages just 2 points for Hall to call it a draw.
McNair 88, Moir 86; Two points from Miami's D for McNair proves to be the difference. Moir landed right on Yahoo.'s projection.
Morse 82, True 78; Heading into SNF Morse needed 16 to tie, but got 20 from the Giants D (17) and Brandon Jacobs (3) for the win
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« Reply #76 on: Sep 23rd, 2009, 2:29pm » |
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thank you Dallas Clark
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« Reply #77 on: Sep 27th, 2009, 01:19am » |
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I am starting to remember why I hate fantasy football. At least 2 of my normal starters are listed as P or Q this week in every team. I wish they could just make their friggin minds up. Most week it simply comes down to who is luckiest/best at predicting who will play.
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08/09: 10th, 429 Points
NFL Pickem Winner
09/10: Winner, 678 Points
Baseball Winner (only perfect CP score in ASFL2 history)
Tier 4 & 5 Winner
International Conference Winner
Keeper League: 9th
Third League Winner
10/11: 21st, 38 points
All-time: 3rd, 1145 points
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« Reply #78 on: Sep 27th, 2009, 01:33am » |
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on Sep 27th, 2009, 01:19am, Suzerain wrote:| I am starting to remember why I hate fantasy football. At least 2 of my normal starters are listed as P or Q this week in every team. I wish they could just make their friggin minds up. Most week it simply comes down to who is luckiest/best at predicting who will play. |
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At least its better that Fantasy Premier League. At least in the NFL you have seperate designations (Probable=75%, Questionable=50%, Doubtful=25%, Out=0%). With FPL you get just questionable most the time or "a doubt" or "late fitness test".
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