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ASFL2 2009-2010 Fantasy Football Week 15 Recap |
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• Jeff Mazurek managed just 36 points in league 1's fifth place game largely because he had two players (Jay Cutler (-5) & Pittsburgh's D (-1)) score in the negatives. Dallas Clark (21) 58.3% of his total.
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• Phil Conrad only had two of his players score in double figures in his league 1 semifinal against Dan Thomas while Thomas had six of his players score in double figures. Conrad won 88-84 thanks to getting 33 points from Peyton Manning and 22 from Vincent Jackson while Thomas' high score was just 13 points from three different players.
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• Jay Soester is the first person to be burned by Jerome Harrison for the week in league 2 as he dropped Harrison's 38 points on Saturday in favor of Chris Jennings, a 37 point swing which would have overcome a 20 point loss in the semifinal.
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• Rick Macaluso saw his QB, Aaron Rodgers, score 42 points. That was 77.8% of his opponents total (54). He won the league 3 semifinal by 85. Seven of his players scored in double figures.
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• In following the trend in league 3, Jason Cook saw Philip Rivers (24) & Jonathan Stewart (20) combine to score was many points as his opponent (44) to win fifth place.
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• Mike Dipinto had five players score three points or less in losing the fifth place game in league 4.
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• Will Moore was involved in a league 4 thriller this week, but in a minor note, he managed to have five players score four points with another one putting up three.
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• In league 5, the semifinal matchup between Russ Goatcher & Rick Macaluso saw five players score 20 or more points with another two scoring 19 points. Macaluso had three of the 20 point scorers, but with two of his players putting up zeros and another only managing a single point, it turned into a 24 point loss.
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• Aaron Freeman lost his league 5 semifinal with Jerome Harrison on his bench. Fortunately for Freeman (to some degree, at least), the potential resulting 29 point swing would have still given him a 26 point loss.
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• In league 6's second semifinal, Tom Buske saw Peyton Manning (33) account for more than half (51.6%) of his opponent's point total (64) for the week. His team's 112 points nearly accomplished the feat by itself.
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• Vern Lemke put up 130 points in league 6's other semifinal with all but two of his players scoring in double digits. The other two players (Michael Crabtree & Pittsburgh's D) combined for a single point.
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• The three games this week in league 6 saw an average margin of victory of 44 points, with the fifth place game being the closest game (35 point victory). The two semifinals combined to average a 48.5 point margin of victory (48 & 49 points).
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• Brad Wilson scored 120 points this week in league 7's fifth place game and came four points from Ray Rice shy of having all of his players score in double digits in doing so.
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• Susan Gantz saw Chris Chambers (17), Laurence Maroney (11) & Dan Carpenter (11) combine for 59.1% of her semifinal total for the week.
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• Mike Miles saw Arizona's D (13) & Andre Johnson (19) combine fro 71.1% of his team's total this week in a 76-45 league 7 semifinal loss.
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• Miles' opponent, Nathan Oake saw Reggie Wayne (19) & Dallas Clark (21) combine for 88.9% of Miles' total alone. The total was also 52.6% of his total.
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• The average margin of victory in league 7 was 45.3 points (31, 49 & 56 points).
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• Nathan Susanto followed up his 202 point effort last week in league 8 with a 111 point total this week. He won his semifinal by 23.
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• In league 8's fifth place game, Don Greenslate saw Philadelphia's D (19), Tony Romo (19) & Jamaal Charles (17) combine for 93.2% of his opponent's total (59).
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• Ray Rossetti saw six of his players score in double figures in league 9's fifth place game while his opponent only had a single player in double digits. Rossetti won 97-56.
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• The winner of league 10's fifth place game, Bill McConnell, scored 140 points this week. The semifinal between the second and third seed saw a combined 155 points.
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• Ryan Drzik lost that fifth place game, but managed to put up 105 points despite having two players score zero points.
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• Stephen Schulte saw Kurt Warner (16), Brandon Marshall (13) & Matt Prater (16) combine for 59.2% of his total in a league 10 semifinal loss.
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• Top seeds went 9-1 with an average score of 110.5 points in their semifinal matchups. Eight of the ten scored 100 points or more. The only loss was by a single point in league 9.
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• Second seeds went 4-6 in their semifinal matchups. The number two seeds from league 1, 2, 4 & 5 progressed. All second seeds averaged just 82.4 points, the second worst of any seed this week with only two scoring 100 points or more.
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• Third seeds went 7-3 this week overall and 5-2 in semifinal matchups. The overall average score for three seeds was 97.4 points with an average of 103 in semifinals & 84.3 in fifth place games. Five of the ten three seeds scored 100 points or more.
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• Fourth seeds went a stunning 0-6 this week in semifinal matchups and 2-8 overall. None of the ten four seeds managed to eclipse 100 points. The overall average score was 74.7 points with an average of 73.8 points in semifinals and 76 points in fifth place games.
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• Fifth seeds went 3-7 overall and 1-3 in semifinals. The overall average score was 88.9 points, but the semifinal average score was 95.5 points with an average of 84.5 points in fifth place games. Three five seeds scored 100 points or more.
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• Sixth seeds went .500 overall (5-5) with a 1-2 mark in semifinals. The semifinal average was 87.3 points, but the overall average was 83 points thanks to an 81.1 average in fifth place games.
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• Six seeds won the most fifth place games at four, with three, four & five seeds all winning two each.
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• There'll be four championship matchups of one seeds against two seeds, four seeds of one seeds against three seeds and a single game of one seed versus six seed and five seed against three seed.
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• *'s in the 14-team and 12-team superlatives denote a total put up in a fifth-place game.
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| Game of the Week Nominees |
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Nominee #1 - League 4 |
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| [6] Tim Schneider - 66 Points |
| QB |
Brett Favre |
5 |
| WR |
Andre Johnson |
19 |
| WR |
Kenny Britt |
3 |
| WR |
Dwayne Bowe |
5 |
| RB |
Cedric Benson |
4 |
| RB |
Knowshon Mreno |
5 |
| TE |
Dustin Keller |
3 |
| K |
Lawrence Tynes |
9 |
| DEF |
Arizona |
13 |
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| [2] Will Moore - 66 Points |
| QB |
Drew Brees |
10 |
| WR |
Randy Moss |
13 |
| WR |
DeSean Jackson |
20 |
| WR |
Antonio Bryant |
3 |
| RB |
Joseph Addai |
4 |
| RB |
Justin Forsett |
4 |
| TE |
Jason Witten |
4 |
| K |
Mason Crosby |
4 |
| DEF |
New Orleans |
4 |
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Yep, you're reading right. The game ended in a tie. How's the tie broken? Most TDs scored by the entire roster. Heading into SNF, Moore led 66-52 with Scneider having Favre & Tynes left to go. The odds would favor Favre to get 14 points against Carolina, but with the Vikings laying an egg and Favre only putting up five points, everything was left to Tynes. Everything could have started out in Schneider's favor as the Giants opening 16-play drive nearly stalled at the three, but the Giants converted on third down costing Schneider two points. They followed it up with another long drive that was punched in for full points instead of kicked for half. Tynes finally had the chance at a FG on the third drive, but it was two yards short of being worth more than three points. Nothing would develop again until the Giants scored from 23 yards out on third and four to again rob Schneider of three extra points. Ultimately that was Schneider last chance as Tynes wouldn't see a shot at the FG he needed again, but he had a chance if the Giants scored enough touchdowns. The Giants had the chance to go for more points with two minutes to go, but after a first down they decided to kneel both games out. With six PATs and a 38-yard FG, Tynes finished with exactly 9 points for the tie, but Schneider's roster didn't score a single TD for the week while Moore had managed a single TD to advance to the league 4 championship game.
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Nominee #2 - League 9 |
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| [5] Robert Casares - 94 Points |
| QB |
Drew Brees |
10 |
| WR |
Wes Welker |
4 |
| WR |
Malcolm Floyd |
6 |
| WR |
DeSean Jackson |
20 |
| RB |
Cedric Benson |
4 |
| RB |
Jamaal Charles |
17 |
| TE |
Heath Miller |
11 |
| K |
Lawrence Tynes |
9 |
| DEF |
Tennessee |
13 |
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| [1] Nick Hall - 93 Points |
| QB |
Eli Manning |
28 |
| WR |
Larry Fitzgerald |
9 |
| WR |
Randy Moss |
13 |
| WR |
Sidney Rice |
4 |
| RB |
Joseph Addai |
4 |
| RB |
Carnell Williams |
12 |
| TE |
Tony Gonzalez |
9 |
| K |
Ryan Longwell |
1 |
| DEF |
Arizona |
13 |
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Casares led 85-60 heading into SNF with Lawrence Tynes going up against Eli Manning, Sidney Rice & Ryan Longwell for Hall. When Rice and Longwell combined for five points on SNF, Hall was given a tall task of overcoming an 85-65 deficit, but at least he was given a QB against a kicker. The game started out both good and bad as the Giants opened with two tremendously dominating drives, but they let running backs cross the goal line without a toss from Eli Manning. When the third drive ended in a Tynes field goal and the Giants likely to run the ball the rest of the way it didn't look particularly good. When Manning bounced back with a TD pass on the next drive there was a hint of a comeback. The next two Giants drives resulted in Manning TD passes as well to make it a full on contest, but unfortunately for Hall, the extra points following the TD pass gave Casares a one point lead. When the Giants' offense took the field again with 8:52 left in the game Tom Coughlin had finally decided to yank Eli Manning from the game. When the game ended without a Tynes fumble, Hall had lost the matchup in heart breaking fashion.
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Honorable Mention |
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•Phil Conrad 88, Dan Thomas 84 (LG1)- This was the only other game in all of ASFL2 to have a margin of victory under 11 points. Close final score, but none of the players participating played in a night game.
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