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PAP Transactions 
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The Butchers sign:
 Harris, Jackie      TE  Cowboys      for  40 TPs
The Butchers DL:
 Ismail, Raghib      WR  Cowboys      for   0 TPs

The Mules sign: 
 Watson, Justin      RB  Rams         for  40 TPs 
The Mules cut: 
 Pickens, Carl       WR  Titans 

The Yukon Jacks sign: 
 Atlanta             DS  Falcons      for  40 TPs 
The Yukon Jacks cut: 
 Carney, John        PK  Chargers 

 
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Trade Transactions
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None

Week 11 Scores

Yukon Jacks      139
Gizzards         106

On the arm of the 750 TP player, The Yukon Jacks surge 
to another win with the effort of Trent Green's 5 TDs 
and 62 BFL points. The Jacks also got good support from 
Charlie Garner's 22 and didn't need much more. The 
Gizzards had 3 players in the 20s in BFL scoring, the 
usual suspects, Jake Plummer, Edgerrin James, and Joe 
Horn, but not enuf to overcome a STRONG performance by 
Trent Green. The Jacks move to 4-7 and Gizzards go under 
.500 to 5-6. Could The Jacks be making a playoff run?

Pipsqueaks      100
Mustangs         81

With Brett Farve knocked out of the game (he only scored 
11 points), the Mustangs had a golden opportunity to 
defeat the Pipsqueaks, but could not get enough scoring 
out of their receivers.  The Pipsqueaks were lead by 
Robert Smith's 28 points, and 26 from the Dolphin DS. The 
Mustangs Doug Flutie scored 24, and Curtis Martin chipped 
in 19, but there was just not enough other scoring to 
overcome the difference. The Pipsqueaks improve to 7-4 
and the Mustangs slip to 3-8. 

Butchers        103
Highlanders      86

In a major upset, the Butchers slice up the Highlanders by 
17. The division leading Highlanders got 0 points from 
Amani Toomer and Terrel Owens, two guys that did major 
damage to The Manglers last week. The Butchers high 
scorer was Brian Griese with 31, who despite playing with 
obvious pain, pushed the Butchers into the lead in last 
nite's game.  The Butchers also got 21 from the St. Louis 
DS and 16 apiece from Ryan Longwell and Tiki Barber. The 
Highlanders were lead by Vinny Testaverde's 33 points, and 
Jamal Lewis added 16. The Butchers improve their playoff 
chances by moving to 5-6 while the Highlanders maintain 
their division lead by only one game now, at 8-3, without 
the services of Kurt Warner.

Mules            182
Meeks             95

And in another eye-opening upset, the Mules go 'hog wild' 
and kick the Meeks by 87 points! The 95 points by the Meeks
(Marshall Faulk still nursing injury) is his lowest point 
total in quite some time. The Mules on the other hand, had 
one of their best days of the year, getting 45 from Rich 
Gannon, and a big day from Ike Hillard (35) and Keenan 
McCardell (34). The Meeks got 26 from Payton Manning and 
another good day from Lamar Smith (20), but the other main 
point makers were off their game this week. Could this be 
the late season surge we are used to from the Mules the last 
2 years, and then going on to win the Electron Bowl? The 
Mules move to 3-8 and the Meeks still remain firmly in 
control in the Landry Division at 8-3.  

Outlanders      141
Looney          123

This was a good game, but Dante Culpepper with 4 TDs 
and 57 points for the Outlanders, made the difference. 
The Outlanders also got 22 from Jerome Bettis, 19 from 
Isaac Bruce, and Martin Grammatica kicked 2 +50 yd FGs  
The Looney countered with 37 from Steve Beurline and a 
big day for James McKnight with 28, and the Titans DS 
added 20 points. The Outlanders were able to hold Emmitt 
Smith for the Looney to 0 points. The Outlanders move up
to tie the other two teams with the best record in the 
league at 8-3, and the Looney slip to 4-7, still with a 
chance at a playoff spot very much alive.

Dawgs            124
Manglers         123

And this game sucked!! *laughs* The Dawg's Tim Brown 
comes up big on a 22 yard TD reception last nite with 
1:22 left in the game to beat the Manglers by one point! 
The Mangler's Denver DS put the scare into them before 
that, finally finishing with 28 points. The Dawgs were 
lead by Donovan McNabb with 34 points, then solid scoring 
from Tim Brown (22), and the usual Cris Carter (19) and 
Randy Moss (19) tandem. The Manglers got 41 from Jeff 
Garcia and another 19 from Jamal Anderson, but managed 
to put Tyrone Wheatley in their lineup, who was inactive 
last nite. That had to hurt :) The Dawgs move to a 
respectable 5-6 and improve their playoff chances, while 
The Manglers fall to 6-5, GREATLY dimming any hope of 
them winnng the Halas Division.


WEEK 11 MVP: obviously Trent Green, but Dante Culpepper 
and the whole Mules team deserve mention.