Quizmaster
May 20, 2007
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Now the pressure is on. One loss and your done.
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Possibly
May 20, 2007
9:07 PM | | | ; |
After today`s battle it`s a good thing the playoffs don`t start for 2 weeks. AMM will need the time off to heal up
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details
May 20, 2007
9:10 PM | | | ; |
details damn it. can`t post a comment like that without details!!
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observer
May 20, 2007
9:37 PM | | | ; |
AM&M is/was clearly a charade, they looked close for about 10 minutes, then they couldn`t block, couldn`t pull flags, couldn`t complete passes. They may have been missing a couple of people, but I can`t imagine that would make that big of a difference.
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Possibly
May 21, 2007
6:54 AM | | | ; |
The O-line for AM&M was battling hard all day against the D-line from Lazy. And it was clear that the D-line won the battle with close to 10 sacks in the game. You could see some of the O-line just physically breaking down as the game ended. But with a weekend off to heal up, I`m sure they`ll be back on track for their first playoff game!
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Notice?
May 21, 2007
8:47 AM | | | ; |
NOVA`s lost to Larry`s. I am telling you fellahs, there are no heavyweights any more/its wide open esp. if you play smart.
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Observer
May 21, 2007
8:55 AM | | | ; |
I saw a different game then you did. I saw Lazy shut them down in the second half, and they are looking like the team to beat in the playoffs. Their Secondary did a pretty good job on AM&M WR#24.
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Hook Observer
May 22, 2007
7:20 AM | | | ; |
Novas have been having trouble fielding a full squad all year and could be prime for an upset. Against Larrys they only had six people at the coin flip and were penalized by having to kickoff both halves. Their seventh arrived right as they were kicking off and they got their 8th as Larrys was finishing their opening drive with a FG. Considering they only had 8 players they gave the Larrys all they could handle and had a game tying FG fall short on the final play of the game. But the point is, if they show up with a squad of only eight in the playoffs they will not make the final four.
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don`t be fooled
May 22, 2007
7:50 AM | | | ; |
" Novas have been having trouble fielding a full squad all year and could be prime for an upset "
we`ve heard that one before.
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vet
May 22, 2007
8:38 AM | | | ; |
don`t be fooled is right. Every year someone says that one of the better teams is vulnerable b/c they had trouble fielding teams during the regular season. understand this...the spring regular season is usually much more laid back than in the fall, but once the playoffs start, you`ll see that those veteran teams that had trouble fielding players will have 15-20 guys show up ready to go. take the novas for instance, last year they were the 13th seed, w/ two losses coming into the playoffs, everyone was saying they were too old, couldn`t field a team, and were done. they blasted through the playoffs and gave a great lazy team all they could handle in the finals...i`m not saying there won`t be any upsets this spring (see playmakers vs chickens last year), but don`t go out of your way trying to convince yourself that any of the top 4 are vulnerable.
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yea..
May 22, 2007
2:26 PM | | | ; |
Rhinos shouldnt even be on that list. They are playing Mutiny. Whatever small amount of talent that Mutiny has goes straight out the window right after the regular season. They are the worst post-season team in the history of the league. They lost to an old washed up Outcast last year. Dont expect anything from them.
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