Week 2 Results
Jones-Klingman 35 Best 16 F
JK 1-1 BST 0-2
Mosakowski 36 Outlaw 31 F
MOS 2-0 OUT 1-1
Gates 41 Czupryna 41 F
GTS 0-1-1 CZ 0-1-1
Talbot 43 Ricker 22 F
TAL 2-0 BR 1-1
Wallace 50 Jackson 35 F
WAL 2-0 CJ 1-1
Deitrich 50 Stroupe 42 F
BUD 2-0 STP 0-2
Peil 51 Barry 31 F
DP 1-1 BAR 0-2
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Collared By BUD
In a game perhaps no one in the league saw, due to power and cable
outages caused by Hurricane Fran, Miami won 38-10 over
Arizona. Rookie Karim Abdul-Jabbar tallied twice but it was not enough to
lift STROUPE past BUD
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Player of the Week (again)
Oh Brett, how could we doubted you...Mosakowski remains undefeated
with Favre 18 points, giving him 42 total for the season.
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BUD collars STROUPE 50-42 for 15th Straight
It's a new year in the BRFL, but you wouldn't know it from the standings. It
looks like last year as Bud Deitrich reigns supreme again. This week, he
scores his 15th straight regular season win. He was a perfect 13-0 last year.
This weeks victim was Tim Stroupe, who was powerless, but only because of
Hurricane Fran. His 42 points (with Edgar Bennett's 7 on the bench) mounted
a spirited challenge. The loss was bitter as Aaron Hayden, a 4th round pick
has been pulled around thr goal line in favor of Leonard Russell, BUD's
retread San Diego sleeper, who scored twice this week. Next up for BUD is
TALBOT. The one man who has stopped BUD before...
One Man Team
Brett Favre continues to make a mockery of league statistics with 7 TD passes.
Once again he is player of the week helping MOSAKOWSKI overtake OUTLAW 36-32
on Monday night. Outlaw did get good news, as Emmitt healed quickly and scored.
San Francisco Inventing Other ways to Score
You would think that a touchdown pass is lurking somewhere in a 34-0 score.
No exactly. How about 3 short TD runs, some field goals and TWO safeties.
The frustration mounts for BEST, as the number 1 pick in the draft, SF QBs, has
yet to score a touchdown. Former SF QB owner JONES/KLINGMAN rolled over Best
35-16 for their first win over him since 1991 B.K. (Before Klingman). John
Kasey and his 19 points were again benched, but were not needed this week.
Meaningless TDs are Significant
With all due respect to CZ and his family, I hope there was no power in his
house Monday night: That stupid, meaningless TD with 30 seconds to go was
scored by Charlie Garner. This enabled GATES to tie 41-41. Perhaps not
as agonizing as his playoff tie with Outlaw in week 16 last year, but
very frustrating nontheless.
Blowouts
JACKSON left town ahead of Hurricane Fran, but Hurricane Bob, as in WALLACE
did him in 50-29. The 50 mark was also topped by PEIL, routing BARRY 51-31.
TALBOT blew out RICKER. Heywood Jeffires, competing with Leonard Russell for
the retread award, scored again.
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