The Meek Boys Win!

Electron Bowl Transactions

None.

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PAP Transactions
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The Dawgs DL:
 Williams, Ricky     RB  Saints       for   0 TPs
The Dawgs sign:
 Hollis, Mike        PK  Jaguars      for  40 TPs
 
The McKamikaze Highlanders activate:
 Coles, Lavernaeus   WR  Jets
The McKamikaze Highlanders cut:
 Green, Jacquez      WR  Bucs

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Electron Bowl Score

Meek Boys            220
Outlanders            90

Um, ow.  The Meeks put their own personal stomp of approval 
on the 10th BFL season, whipping the Outlanders by 130 
points.  Peyton Manning scored 54 points to lead the Meeks 
to victory.  Marshall Faulk had another 48, Marvin Harrison 
had 33, Mike Anderson had 23, and the Tampa defense put in
another 22 to lead the charge to victory.  In fact, all Meek 
starters finished with double digit scoring.  The Outlanders 
were led by Daunte Culpepper and the New York Jets' defense, 
who each had 18 points.

Electron Bowl MVP: Peyton Manning

(1)      Meek Boys              157
(5)      Dawgs                  123

The Meeks advance to Electron Bowl X with a 34-point win 
over the Dawgs in the semi-finals.  Marshall Faulk led all 
scorers with 46 points for the Meeks.  Peyton Manning also 
had 36 for the Meeks.  The Dawgs were led by Randy Moss 
with 31 points, Aaron Brooks with 28, and the Jacksonville
defense with 26.

(2)      Outlanders             179
(3)      McKamikaze Highlanders 168

What can I say?  This was a monster of a game with a ton of 
points scored, and the Outlanders edged out the Highlanders 
in the end for an 11-point win.  The Outlanders got a 
monster 66-point effort out of Daunte Culpepper and a 
similar 45-point effort out of Eddie George.  They also got 
21 from Rickey Watters.  The Highlanders were led by Kurt 
Warner with 49 points.  They also got 43 from Terrell Owens, 
24 from the Baltimore defense and 22 from Jamal Lewis.  The 
key to this game appeared to be the Dallas run defense, which 
managed to stiffen and hold the Highlanders' Ron Dayne to 0
points.  Fifty yards and a short TD would've turned this game 
to the Highlanders.

Electron Bowl X

(1)      Meek Boys
(2)      Outlanders

One vs. Two just as the gods of football demand.  

(1)      Meek Boys                  139
(8)      American Looney            124

I thought the Loons might've had the Meek Boys' number 
this week as I saw the points evaporating in the middle 
of the Meek's lineup, but the end pulled it out.  
Marshall Faulk led all scoring for the Meeks with 43
points.  They also got 32 from the Tampa defense and 29 
from Mike Anderson.  The Loons were valiantly led by 
Jimmy Smith with 31 points, Steve Beuerlein who had 30, 
and Emmitt Smith who had 25.

(5)      Dawgs                      139
(4)      Pigskin Pipsqueaks          85

The Dawgs upset their division rivals this week.  The 
Dawgs got 44 from Aaron Brooks to lead all scorers.  
They also got 26 from James Allen and 20 from Randy Moss.  
The Pips were led by Brett Favre with 25 points.

(2)      Outlanders                 138
(7)      Butchers                   119

The Outlanders and Butchers scrapped it out, and the 
Outlanders came out on the winning end by 19 points.  
Daunte Culpepper led all scorers for the Outlanders 
with 54 points.  Eddie George also brought home 30 for 
the higher seed.  The Butchers faced them with a 
balanced attack, which included 25 from Gus Frerotte and 
20 from Ryan Longwell, but it wasn't enough for the win.

(3)      McKamikaze Highlanders     167
(6)      Missouri Manglers          166

Paul's announcement of victory seems to have been just a 
tad premature, as the Highlanders eked out a 1-point win 
over the Manglers.  The Highlanders were led by front-man 
Kurt Warner, who had 34 points.  They also got 31 from 
Terrell Owens, 29 from the Baltimore defense, and 25 from 
Amani Toomer.  The Manglers with 63 points from the 
astounding Jeff Garcia, 25 from the Denver defense, and 20 
from the "not so secret weapon," Travis Prentice.  PK Steve 
Christie's 2 FG's last night made all the difference in the 
Highlanders' win.

Quarterfinal MVP: Jeff Garcia in a losing effort