Week 2 Results
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1st Place: Bake-O's - 48 pts 2nd Place: Lethal Weapon 4 - 38 pts |
| Bake-O's 48 - Lethal Weapon 4 38 |
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 Denver continues to be very good for Dan as Terrell Davis ties UFFL records with 30 pts and two +50 TDR's while Shannon Sharpe and Jason Elam combine for 12 more points. As a result, Bake-O's move to 2-0 as they edge a resurgent LW4 offense that was led by Robert Smith's long TDR. Unfortunately for Ted, 38 points can lose a game just as easily as 3, so LW4 fall to 0-2 on the season. |
Bake-O's 48 Lethal Weapon 4 38 ======================== ======================== QB Rob Johnson 3 QB Peyton Manning 3 RB Terrell Davis 30 RB Natrone Means 6 RB Marc Edwards 3 RB Antowain Smith 0 RB Ahman Green 0 RB Robert Smith 18 TE Freddie Jones 0 TE Troy Drayton 0 TE Shannon Sharpe 6 TE Eric Green 3 K Jason Elam 6 K Gary Anderson 8 |
| Egomaniacs 33 - The Windmilling Chaos 14 |
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| Two teams apparently moving in opposite directions. After a rough year last year, Ego are now 2-0 and on fire. TWC is 0-2, only one loss away from their '97 total, and nearly a quarter of the way to their '97 defensive total. Which is why they're 0-2. The offense is as bad as ever, with only Chandler and Longwell having scored. Ego rides Steve Young's arm and Todd Peterson's foot towards a big game with Bake-O's next week with the BELT leadership on the line. |
Egomaniacs 33 The Windmilling Chaos 14 ======================== ======================== QB Steve Young 15 QB Chris Chandler 3 RB Robert Edwards 6 RB John Avery 0 RB Curtis Enis 0 RB Tiki Barber 0 RB Ricky Watters 0 WR Wayne Chrebet 0 TE Stephen Alexander 0 WR Terance Mathis 0 TE Mark Chmura 0 TE Ken Dilger 0 K Todd Peterson 12 K Ryan Longwell 11 |
| Iron Men 23 - Seattle Blur 13 |
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| The game of the week, wasn't. Iron Men move to 2-0 as the Blur stumble after their Week 1 explosion. Iron Men get a solid game from their RB's, while Seattle Blur lose Dorsey Levens to a broken leg. Gotta hate that. They got a decent game from the rest of the team, just not as good as the one Brian got from his guys. Next up for the Blur, the upstart 1-1 Outlaws. |
Iron Men 23 Seattle Blur 13 ======================== ======================== QB Brett Favre 6 QB Mark Brunell 3 RB Corey Dillon 6 RB Karim Abdul-Jabbar 0 RB Garrison Hearst 6 RB Dorsey Levens 0 RB Charles Way 0 WR Joey Galloway 3 TE Greg Clark 0 WR Herman Moore 0 TE Pete Mitchell 0 WR Dave Moore 3 K Brad Daluiso 5 K John Hall 4 |
| Outlaws 25 - Rage 20 |
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| Speaking of the upstart 1-1 Outlaws, they took out last week's other Mel Gray exploder, as Rage can only muster 20 points and fall to 0-1-1. For once, Rage doesn't get that consistent, all-around game; Adam Vinatieri had 14 of their 20 points. Outlaws are at .500 for the first time since Week 4, 1997, and have that testy Seattle Blur team ahead next week. A win would be huge. Outlaws haven't been above .500 since Week 5, 1996. |
Outlaws 25 Rage 20 ======================== ======================== QB Danny Kanell 6 QB Glenn Foley 3 RB James Stewart 6 RB Mike Alstott 0 WR Isaac Bruce 6 RB Lamar Smith 0 WR Michael Irvin 0 WR Antonio Freeman 3 WR Charles Johnson 0 WR Rod Smith 0 WR Tony Martin 0 TE Wesley Walls 0 K John Carney 7 K Adam Vinatieri 14 |
| Renegade Rebels 31 - Munchen Mavericks 27 |
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| Behind Barry Sanders' 24 points (3 TDR/1 +50), Renegade Rebels avoided their first two-game losing streak since 1994 (you read that right) by beating the Mavs for the 9th time in a row (11 if you count playoff appearances (you read that right)). MM has only beaten RR once, and that was in 1993. This one was close, though. Still, the Mavs fall to 0-2 with 2-0 Solvent Drag on the horizion and the perpetually off-the-schneid Rebs get ready for Sea Stags. |
Renegade Rebels 31 Munchen Mavericks 27 ======================== ======================== QB Kordell Stewart 3 QB John Elway 12 RB Eddie George 0 RB Jerome Bettis 6 RB Curtis Martin 0 WR Tim Brown 3 RB Barry Sanders 24 WR Terry Glenn 3 TE Cameron Cleeland 0 WR Johnnie Morton 0 TE Rickey Dudley 0 WR Yancey Thigpen 0 K Jason Hanson 4 K Mike Hollis 3 |
| Solvent Drag 22 - Sea Stags 20 |
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| Solvent Drag defeat Sea Stags to match their best start ever, at 2-0. One more win will give them a team-record three game winning streak. The potential victim? Munchen Mavs, who are reeling (see above). The Drag won this one behind their unlikely leading scorer, WR Eddie Kennison. In classic Mel Gray fashion, the Ken Doll (God love him) ran a punt back for a TD. Maybe the revival of the SS WR corp was just a rumor. Three 0's this week make a fugly hole on the scorecard. |
Solvent Drag 22 Sea Stags 20 ======================== ======================== QB Dan Marino 3 QB Drew Bledsoe 3 RB Emmitt Smith 6 RB Napoleon Kaufman 12 RB Harvey Williams 0 WR Cris Carter 3 WR Irving Fryar 0 WR Randy Moss 0 WR Eddie Kennison 12 WR Carl Pickens 0 TE Tony McGee 0 WR Jerry Rice 0 K Al Del Greco 1 K John Kasay 2 |
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[Box Scores] [UFFL 1998]
