Week 4 Results
| The third-highest scoring week in UFFL history saw two teams score more than 50 points (including an all-time UFFL single-game scoring record) and two players score more than 20 -- the first time either of those have happened in the same week. In honor of the occasion, both teams scoring 50+ points will receive the Mel Gray Award for the week. In another interesting development, all four teams in the SLRS division are 2-2-0. Now, on with the scores... |
| Bake-O's 50 - Liquid Ham 34 |
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 The season's highest scoring game thus far (84 points), An incredible game for Bake-O's RB's (two +50 TDR's and a TDP) led the way to a franchise record 50 points. Incredibly, they only earned second place money for the week! LH got a +50 TDR of their own from Curtis Martin to score their highest total of the year, yet fall to 2-2-0 on the season. |
Bake-O's 50 Liquid Ham 34 ======================== ======================== QB Vinny Testaverde 9 QB Jeff Blake 3 RB Mario Bates 21 RB Curtis Martin 12 RB Terrell Davis 12 RB Adrian Murrell 6 RB Byron Hanspard 0 WR Michael Jackson 0 TE Freddie Jones 0 WR Rod Smith 6 TE Shannon Sharpe 0 TE O.J. Santiago 0 K Jason Elam 8 K Adam Vinatieri 7 |
| Lethal Weapon 4 58 - Iron Men 24 |
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| Lethal Weapon 4 scored an all-time UFFL record 58 points behind the 3 TDR's of No. 1 UFFL Draft Pick Antowain Smith. It was a big day for QB's as Jeff George continued his hot season and IM's Brett Favre broke out with 5 TDP's. Incidentally, the former single-game record was 55 points by Egomaniacs last year in Week 8. This season, three teams (including, ironically, Egomaniacs) have yet to score 55 points. Who knew? |
Lethal Weapon 4 58 Iron Men 24 ======================== ======================== QB Jeff George 12 QB Brett Favre 15 RB Natrone Means 6 RB Warrick Dunn 6 RB Antowain Smith 24 RB Garrison Hearst 0 RB Robert Smith 6 RB Greg Hill 0 TE Troy Drayton 0 TE Pete Mitchell 0 TE Eric Green 0 TE 0 K Gary Anderson 10 K Brad Daluiso 3 |
| Munchen Mavericks 27 - Seattle Blur 23 |
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| Munchen Mavericks stand alone as the only undefeated team in the league after a strong Monday Night showing by Mike Hollis brought them from behind against the Blur, who saw Scott Mitchell throw two TDP's for the fourth consecutive week. The Blur get an unexpected gift as Mark Brunell returns early from his injury. He could return to the line-up next week to face TWC, his former team. |
Munchen Mavericks 27 Seattle Blur 23 ======================== ======================== QB John Elway 9 QB Scott Mitchell 6 RB Jerome Bettis 0 RB Raymont Harris 0 WR Tim Brown 3 RB Dorsey Levens 0 WR Quinn Early 3 WR Herman Moore 3 WR Johnnie Morton 0 WR Jimmy Smith 3 WR Eric Moulds 0 TE Ernie Conwell 0 K Mike Hollis 12 K John Hall 11 |
| Outlaws 22 - Egomaniacs 10 |
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| In one of the continuing sagas of the early season, Egomaniacs fall to 0-4, having only scored 52 points. Where, oh where, is the vaunted Ego offense? After high scoring seasons the last couple of years, it seems to have just gone away... Not to offend, but there really isn't much else to comment on in a game between two of the league's lowest-scoring teams, other than the fact that John Carney scored 16 points, which represents 32% of Outlaws' total offense for the year. |
Outlaws 22 Egomaniacs 10 ======================== ======================== QB Kerry Collins 3 QB Tony Banks 0 RB James Stewart 0 RB Jamal Anderson 0 WR Jeff Graham 0 RB Troy Davis 0 WR Tony Martin 0 RB Chris Warren 0 WR Keenan McCardell 0 TE Mark Chmura 3 WR O.J. McDuffie 3 TE Brent Jones 0 K John Carney 16 K Steve Christie 7 |
| Sea Stags 23 - Necrotic Slough 16 |
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| Sea Stags continue to follow Drew Bledsoe's hot start to move to 2-2-0 on the season and the Slough have yet to win a game. Bledsoe threw 2 TDP's -- his 12 on the season lead the league -- and consistent performances from the SS WR's put them over the top. And just out of curiosity, does anyone else notice both Carolina tailbacks in Rod's starting lineup? |
Sea Stags 23 Necrotic Slough 16 ======================== ======================== QB Drew Bledsoe 9 QB Dan Marino 6 RB Napoleon Kaufman 0 RB Tim Biakabutuka 0 WR Cris Carter 3 RB Anthony Johnson 0 WR Carl Pickens 0 WR Bert Emanuel 3 WR Jake Reed 6 WR Eddie Kennison 0 WR Andre Rison 3 TE Wesley Walls 3 K John Kasay 2 K Al Del Greco 4 |
| The Windmilling Chaos 35 - Renegade Rebels 17 |
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| TWC's offense finally explodes with a season-high 35 points and the Rebels stumble to a mere 17. The win sets up TWC for a match with Seattle Blur (whom they have never beaten) next week. 49er Terry Kirby's 2 TDR's against Atlanta outdueled his QB, Steve Young, and TWC's Elvis Grbac finally got going, with 3 TDP's. |
The Windmilling Chaos 35 Renegade Rebels 17 ======================== ======================== QB Elvis Grbac 12 QB Steve Young 9 RB Tiki Barber 0 RB Eddie George 0 RB Terry Kirby 12 RB Lawrence Phillips 0 WR Robert Brooks 3 RB Barry Sanders 3 WR Wayne Chrebet 0 TE Ben Coates 0 TE Tony Gonzalez 0 TE Rickey Dudley 0 K Ryan Longwell 8 K Jason Hanson 5 |
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[Box Scores] [UFFL 1997]
