Week 14 line-ups

Charlie =

Brady
LT
Cartwright
Crabtree
Bowe
Celek
Mason
Baltimore

Thumbs

T. Romo
A. Peterson
R. Bush
M. Austin
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
V. Davis
J. Reed – 6 Thursday
New Orleans D

OH tenative line-up

Schaub (All he wants for Xmas is a new left shoulder)

Mendenhall

Grant

Fitzgerald

A Johnson

Clark

NE D

Cundiff

Wheatties

QB - David Garrard

RB - Steven Jackson

RB - Kevin Smith

WR - Roddy White

WR - Brandon Marshall

TE - Greg Olsen

K - Matt Prater

D - Pittsburgh - 0

Gabbards

Rodgers
RWilliams
Barber
SantoniNo Holmes
85
JFinley
Kaeding
Cincy

Whales

Favre
C Johnson
F Jackson
Welker
Driver
Witten
Akers
Philadelphia

Week 13

December 8, 2009

WWSOFFL:

Week 13: The playoffs are set with a three team tiebreaker for the Peter Division title and a five team tiebreaker for the three wildcard spots as seven teams finished 7-6. The Gatsbys won the Julie with a league best 8-5 record and get a first round bye along with the Salmon who won the tiebreaker for the Peter division crown and then a tiebreaker over the Colassals, who won the Link Division outright, for the second spot. The Ducks claimed the first wildcard berth and then the two teams that tied with the Salmon for the Division, the Onion Heads and the Thumbs, claimed the other two spots. The Crushers and Muiracles, the final teams with 7-6 records will get first round byes in the Hot Poop Toilet Bowl.

The Whales were the only team in the top six in scoring not to make it to the playoffs and the Thumbs, who got the spot, were in seventh place. The Whales consolation prize was winning the two-week high score money. Here are the total points for the season:

Salmon 518

Colassals 477

Ducks 471

Gatsbys 466

Whales 438

Onion Heads 433

Thumbs 424

Crushers 419

Charlie 416

Muiracles 384

Wheat Eaters 374

Maroons 336

The Colassals will play the Thumbs and the Ducks will play the Onion Heads. In the Toilet Bowl, it will be the Whales versus the Maroons and Charlie against the Wheat Eaters.

The Colassals sewed up their division title with a 43-31 win over Charlie while the Wheat Eaters were beating the Whales 42-36. The Salmon went into the weekend with a virtually insurmountable 97 point lead over its nearest division rival and was assured the tiebreaker barring a record setting day by one team (the league record is 73 points). The Onion Heads needed the win over the Salmon and got it, 31-19. The Thumbs beat the Maroons 34-14 to put themselves into position for the playoffs as well. The Gatsbys had already clinched and played like it, losing 23-13 to the Muiracles. The Crushers just got past the Ducks 30-29, but it was not enough for the defending champs to return to the playoffs.

It was a low scoring week overall, so no surprise that the tds among the starting rbs this weekend was only 4 while the wrs had 14.

Moves: The Colassals took J Carlson for J. Finley for Carlson; the Maroons got A. Fasano for Pettigrew and SF for the NYGiants; the Gatsbys took D. Henderson and K. Britt for Cotchery and Manningham; the Thumbs changed kickers again, to J. Reed for J. Hanson; and Charlie won the race to J. Avant for S. Smith (NYG).

I just want to say that our system is much better than the BCS, the Robert Meacham ruling was correct, although it had no impact on the outcome of anything, and that Ben promised to go back to email from the second week of the season to remind us what was said by me about the Giants and Cowboys. Ben, can you deliver as promised? Enjoy the playoffs.

Oz

Week 13 Line-ups

Thumbs

T. Romo
A. Peterson
R. Bush
M. Austin
Kevin Walter (if I still have him or is available or T.J. Houshmandzadeh if
not)
V. Davis
J. Reed
New Orleans D

OH
Schaub
Grant
Mendenhall
A Johnson
Fitzgerald
Clark
Folk
NE D

Charlie
Brady
LT
Rock Cartwright
Chambers
If avail - pick up Jason Avant for S. Smith and start Avant, if not, I'll start Crabtree
Celek
Crosby
Baltimore

Here come the Colossals!!!

Rodgers
Barber
Williams
Holmes
85
Carlson (drop Finley and pick him up)
Kaeding
Bengals

Ducks
RIVERS, MOSS AND HINES WARD, HIGHTOWER, HEATH MILLER and LONGWELL,

Wheaties
Hi guys,
The mighty Hot Poop Bowls bound Wheaties start:
QB - David Garrard
RBs - Steven Jackson & Kevin Smith
WRs - Brandon Marshall & Roddy White
TE - Greg Olsen
K - Matt Prater
D - Pittsburgh

Salmon
D. Brees
M. Jones-Drew
P. Thomas
M. Colston
P. Thomas
K. Winslow
S. Gostkowski
San Diego D

Whales
QB: Brett Favre (round 10 draft pick)
RB: Chris Johnson (wow!)
RB: Fred Jackson (no longer 2nd string)
WR: Wes Welker (like clockwork 7-11 receptions, 87 yards, 0 TD - every week)
WR: Donald Driver (gets it done)
TE: Jason Witten (a bust)
K: David Akers (carrying the whales along with Favre & Johnson)
D: Philadelphia (eh?)

Week 12

December 1, 2009

WWSOFFL:

Week 12: With one week left no team has clinched a division title, only one team, the Gatsbys, has clinched a playoff spot, and only one team, the Wheat Eaters, has been eliminated. Seven teams are at .500, only three teams have winning records, and only two teams are under .500. It has never been this undecided going into the last weekend of play. In the Peter Division, the Salmon hold a one game lead over the other three teams. The Colassals and Whales are tied in the Link, with Charlie a game back and still having a shot if both the teams ahead of them lose this week. In the Julie, the Gatsbys have a one game lead on the Ducks. If the Salmon and Gatsbys win, they clinch their divisions and first round byes. If the Salmon lose, they are almost certainly in a tie-breaker with the Maroons-Thumbs game along with the Onion Heads. If the Gatsbys lose and the Ducks win, then it is a tiebreaker for the division title. Whoever wins the Julie will get a first round bye. In the Link, if both the Colassals and Whales win, it is a tiebreaker. If only one wins, that team wins the division. If both lose, that makes it a three-way tie along with Charlie. I hope that is all clear. Once the division winners are sorted out, then will come the wildcards. First tiebreaker is, of course, total points.

How did we get to this point? The Salmon took the division lead after a big 37 point Monday night gave them a come-from-behind 45-40 win over the Colassals. The Whales pulled even with the Colassals as Fred/David Akers’ 13 points led them to a 55-23 win over the Maroons. The Gatsbys clinched a playoff spot as A. Gates scored 14 points to led them to a 42-27 win over the Wheaties. The Ducks stayed in the hunt for the division title with a 36-12 victory over the Onion Heads. The Thumbs got back to .500 with a 32-17 win over the Muiracles. Charles hung on to the hope of a tiebreaker with two LT tds leading the way to a 28-21 win over the defending champ Crushers.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 13 tds to 9 by the wrs.

Moves: The Colassals took J. Finley for Carlson and L. Johnson for Betts; the Gatsbys reacquired Buffalo for Detroit; Charlie went Rock for Fargas, Bell for Moats; the Onion Heads took Cundiff for O. Daniels.

The DeSales Irish lost to Colfax 19-0 in the state semifinal. It was a close battle the first half, the difference being a 53 yard run by Colfax for a 6-0 lead. But DeSales qb Pat Richard suffered a concussion right before the half and with a freshman qb the Irish offense could not sustain a drive in the second half. Still it was a great season. Number 54 is disappointed but proud of his team. Go Irish!

Oz

Week 11 Results

WWSOFFL:

Week 11: Down to the wire it will go in all three divisions. There is a three-way tie for the lead in the Peter Division as the Maroons and Onion Heads won while the Salmon and Thumbs lost. The Colassals grabbed the lead in the Link Division with a big win while the Whales lost. In the Julie Division, the Gatsbys were the only loser as the other three teams pulled within a game of the division lead.

R. Gould’s 14 points led the Maroons over the Gatsbys 49-27. The Onion Heads defeated Charlie 47-29. Big Ben may have lost his game to the Chiefs, but his 12 points led the Crushers to a 46-37 win over the Salmon. Twenty points from R. Williams got the Colassals rolling on Thursday and they did not stop pulling away to a 56-33 win over the Thumbs. The Whales were defeated 38-24 by the Muiracles. The Wheat Eaters playoff drive is done and they secured their spot in the Hot Poop Bowl as the Ducks beat the Wheaties 36-25.

Two weeks left and we have one team at 7-4, seven teams at 6-5, and two teams at 5-6. This will be fun. Three games this Thursday. If you started this week a player on a team that plays on Thursday and you make no move that player automatically plays. If you have any questions about the rules, ask me.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 16 tds to 11 by the wrs.

Moves: The Thumbs took J Hanson for S. Hauscha and J. Lewis for R. Brown. Charlie took Chambers for Knox. The Gatsbys took Detroit for Buffalo. The Maroons took J. Forsett for J. Harrison.

The DeSales Irish won the most exciting game of the weekend defeating the LaSalle Lightning 29-27 on a field goal with two second left. That is two years in a row that LaSalle defeated the Irish in the first game of the season and the Irish travelled to Yakima to beat the Lightning in the playoffs. DeSales plays Colfax on Saturday at 4 in Lampson Stadium in Kennewick. The Irish have so far beaten two of the three teams they lost to during the regular season in the playoffs. Colfax is the third and ranked number 1 in the state. Go Irish!

Oz

Week 10 Results

WWSOFFL:

Week 10: Somewhere, Pete Rozelle is smiling on the Walla Walla Sweeet Onion Fantasy Football League. Parity has arrived. Eight teams are at .500, two have winning records and two losing records. With three weeks left, the biggest lead is two games and the biggest deficit is two games, meaning anything can happen.

The Salmon, with M. Jones-Drew, did lose by exactly six points. But let’s wait a minute on the feeling sorry for Ben party. First, the Jets were letting MJD score. Second, and more relevant, he would have lost the tiebreaker if Jones-Drew did score. Third, the Salmon still lead the division. In the other Peter matchup, J. Addai’s 12 points were all the Maroons needed in a 19-12 win over the Onion Heads as they would have won the tiebreaker at 12. Speaking of tiebreakers, the Colassals did win one, 31-31 (29-26) over the Wheaties. It moved them into a tie with the Whales (who would have lost the tiebreaker to the Colassals, but ended up in a tie with the Wheaties had they been the division opponents this week) who lost to Charlie 56-31. Brady and LT led the way for Charlie with 13 points each. In the Julie, the Ducks tied Charlie for high points of the week with 56 (and they would have won the tiebreaker) as R. Moss’ 16 points led them over the Gatsbys 56-44. Finally, it was almost a tie as the Crushers eeked out a 21-20 win over the Muiracles.

Ben, we need your legal advice. The new wood bat, college summer league team in Walla Walla has take the name Sweet Onions. I am sure we have all sports rights to that name. I see big money, big money, here for all of us franchise owners. Please get on this.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 17 tds to 8 by the wrs.

Moves: The Thumbs took S. Hauscha for Mare. Charlie took Fargas for Green-Ellis. The Colassals took Hester, Coles, and Snelling for McGahee, Jones, and Nicks. The Maroons took Gage for Burton and Pettigrew for Patrick, then dropped Gage for M. Wallace (to strengthen the studio show on his team’s network).

The DeSales Irish won the mini-playoff, defeating Waitsburg which had already defeated Asotin. They kept it going on Saturday against White Swan with a 48-7 win. That is four wins in 15 days! Next up is LaSalle on Saturday at 1 in Yakima. LaSalle defeated the Irish in the first game of the season. The same was true last year and the Irish came back to beat the Lightning in the playoffs. Go Irish!

Oz

Week 10 line ups

OH Start

Hassleback (bye week)

Grant

Mendenhall

Fitzgerald

S Moss

Clark

Folk

NE D

Charlie

Brady
LT
J. Fargas
Crabtree (zip)
Bowe
Celek
Crosby
Baltimore

Crushers

ben rothlisberger
Chester taylor
frank gore
steve breaston
anquan boldin
shiancoe
matt stover
minnesota

Whales

QB: Brett Farve
RB: Chris Johnson
RB: Julius Jones
WR: Wes Welker
WR: Derrick Mason
TE: Jason Witten

K: David Aker

Maroon

QB: Carson Palmer
RB:Joseph Addai
RB:LeSean McCoy
WR: Greg Jennings
WR: Nate Burleson
TE: Ben Patrick
K: Robbie Gould
DST: Denver
TE: Brandon Pettigrew at TE, instead of Ben Patrick

Muirs

arner
D. Williams
L. White
V. Jackson
P. Harvin
T. Gonzales
R. Bironas
Chicago Bears

Good luck Pete (you too Dave)

Bob M

Wheaties

QB - Matt Ryan
RB - Steven Jackson
RB - Kevin Smith
WR - Roddy White
WR - Brandon Marshall
TE - Greg (3!!!) Olsen
K - Matt Prater
D - Pittsburgh

Gabbards

Rodgers

Turner
Barber

85
Hester

Carlson
Kaeding
Cincy

Salmon

D. Brees

M. Jones-Drew

P. Thomas

M. Colston

S. Rice

K. Winslow

S. Gostkowski

San Diego D

Thumbs

T. Romo
A. Peterson
R. Brown
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
M. Austin
V. Davis
Steven Hauschka if available or O. Mare
New Orleans D

Week 9 results

Weeks 9: It was a rough week for the Peter Division with only one win. The Thumbs got 14 points from O. Mare to beat Charlie 42-17. The Link had a big week, goint 3-1. The Whales got over .500 as C. Johnson’s 14 points led them over the Onion Heads 44-40. The Wheat Eaters came from behind on Monday to beat the Crushers 34-23. The Colassals were led by 17 points from M. Turner in a 36-21 win over the Gatsbys. The Ducks got 12 apiece from J. Carney and H. Ward to defeat the Maroons 44-24. Finally, it was the Muiracles, complaining about injuries and a weak team, that had the highest score. With 15 from K. Warner and D. Williams, they won 58-37 over the Salmon. The Muiracles also took the two week money.

Big division games this week. With four games left, no team is out of it by any means.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 13 tds to 10 by the wrs.

Moves: The Thumbs took New Orleans for Denver. The Wheaties got J. Charles for the twitter kid, L. Johnson. The Ducks took L. Rankin for D. Ward. The Crushers added S. Breaston for B. Edwards. The Colassals took a Betts for Collie.

The DeSales Irish play tonight in a mini-playoff. The games are two 12 minute halves with a 12 minute halftime. The second game is 30 minutes after the first ends. Asotin faces Waitsburg at 5 (in Dayton). DeSales gets the winner. If it wins, it goes as the number 1 seed from the league and plays at home on Saturday at 1 against White Swan (and the loser of that game gets the second seed). If it loses, it plays the loser of game one. The winner of that game goes to Colfax at Saturday at 1. Go Irish!

Oz

Week 9 - stop - Charlie Don't Surf lineup - stop.
qb Brady - stop
rb's, LT and Ports - stop
wr's, Bowe and Crabtree - stop
te, Celek - stop
k, Crosby - stop
dst, Ravens - stop
end transmission

"brackets and squiggles" is an apt description of most of this league's emails.

such as it is:

Rodger
Turner
Barber
85
Collie
Carlson
Kaeding
Cincy

OH

QB: Schaub RB: Mendenhall
RB: Grant
WR: Fitzgerald
WR: Johnson
TE: Clark
D: NE
K: Folk

Crushers:

Don McNabb

Frank Gore

Ahmad Bradshaw

Steve Breaston (if I get him)

Nate Washington

Scheffler (bye) or Cooley (bye)

Matt Stover

San Francisco

The Salmon will start the following:

D. Brees
M. Jones-Drew
P. Thomas
M. Colston
J. Maclin
K. Winslow
S. Gostkowski
San Diego D

The stellar, 2-6, playoff bound Wheaties start:
QB - Matt Ryan
RB - Kevin Smith
RB - Jamaal Charles
WR - Roddy White
WR - Brandon Marshall
TE - Greg Olsen
K - Matt Prater
D - Pittsburgh

Muirs

Warner
D. Williams
L. White
V. Jackson
Muhammed
T. Gonzales
Bironas
C. Bears

The Maroons

QB: Carson Palmer
RB: Matt Forte
RB: Joseph Addai
WR:Greg Jennings
WR:Nate Burleson
TE: Ben Patrick
K: Robbie Gould
DST: NY Giants

Whales

Jay Cutler Chi QB
Chris Johnson Ten RB
Brian Westbrook Phi RB
Donald Driver GB WR
Steve Smith Car WR
Jason Witten Dal TE
David Akers Phi K
Philadelphia Phi D


luck and no injuries to all

Week 8 Lineups

OH Start

Schaul

Wells

Grant

Andre Johnson

Fitzgerald

Clark

Folk

Indy D

Grape Crushers of Wrath start:

Donavan Mcstabb

Frank Gorey

Steve Slasher Slaton

Anquan Boooooooo....ldin

Lee Invisible Man Evans

Vinsanthe Scary Shiancoe

Batt Stover

Minnesota Defense (Their spooky!!)

Happy Halloween

Muiracles

Warner
D Williams
L. White (ouch-he plays for Tennessee)
V. Jackson
Muhammad (double ouch- my main WRs are both injured)
T. Gonzales
Bironas (triple ouch-he plays for Tennessee who never scores)
Chicago Bears ( another miserable team)

Good luck to you but I doubt you will need it.
Bob

Maroon

QB: Alex Smith (bye week)
RB: Forte
RB: Addai
WR: Jennings
WR: Burleson
TE: Zach Miller (Oakland, not Jacksonville)
K: Gould
DST: NY Giants

The Gatsbys will play:
P. Manning
B. Jacobs
R. Rice
R. Wayne
D. Jackson
A. Gates
L. Tynes
Buffalo

Good luck this week.

David

Charlie

Charlie goes with the following Kelly's Heroes:

QB: Brady, the Tom variety.
RB: LT (used to generate fear with that one, now... ho hum)
RB: Portis (see above, with less fear but perhaps more hum)
WR: Dwayne from the Bowe clan.
WR: Steve Smith, NYG style.
TE: Mr. Celek. His friends call him Brent.
K and DST: Green Bay variety. M. Crosby kicking with his buddies from the GB-DST backing him up.

Whales

Jay Cutler	Chi	QB
Chris Johnson	Ten	RB
Julius Jones	Sea	RB
Donald Driver	GB	WR
Steve Smith	Car	WR
Jason Witten	Dal	TE
David Akers	Phi	K
Philadelphia	Phi	D

Another Bye week disaster, I'm down to one wi9de receiver. I'll drop D. Ward of Tampa and pick up Bennett of Chicago. For my Bye TE, give me Fasano. Starting lineup for the Ducks, who I hope show the prowess of their namesakes, is --- Rivers, T. Jones and Hightower, Sims-Walker and Bennett, Fasano, the Jets, and Carney.

Week 7 Results

WWSOFFL:

Weeks 7: In the Peter Division, the Onion Heads downed the Salmon 43-37 behind 14 points from N. Folk to pull into a tie for first place. Both teams Ds scored 9 points. C. Palmer’s 15 points led the Maroons past the undermanned Thumbs who left 4 bye week players on the roster, 25-16. The Whales rallied with a 16 points on Monday night (10 from Akers and 6 from the D) to overtake the Wheaties 34-33. In an equally close game, the Colassals got 13 points from Keading to edge Charlie 29-28. The Gatsbys went to a league-leading 6-1 with a 52-25 win over the Muiracles. P. Rivers led the Ducks with 10 points in a 35-27 victory over the defending champion Crushers.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 13 tds to 9 by the wrs.

We are just past the halfway point, and no team is more than one game away from a playoff spot as the sixth best record in the league is 3-4 (a record that half the league has right now). That means everyone is still in this. Only four teams have winning records, and none are in the Link. Of course, the Wheat Eaters have already predicted they will be in the playoffs. Any others so bold?

Moves: Maroons take K. Burton for P. Crayton; Gatsbys picked up Maroney for Chambers; Onion Heads continue their magic in picking Ds, taking NE for SF and took Wells for Hasselback; Charlie picked up Green-Ellis for Coffee; Salmon got S. Greene for Choice.

The DeSales Irish face Asotin on the road this Friday in a must-win game.

Oz

Week 7 line-ups

Whales
QB: Jay Cutler
RB: Brian Westbrook
RB: Fred Jackson
WR: Donald Driver
WR: Wes Welker
TE: Jason Witten
K: Fred Akers
D: Philadelphia

Salmon
QB: D. Brees
RB: P. Thomas
RB: T. Choice
WR: M. Colston
WR: S. Rice
TE: K. Winslow
K: S. Gostkowski
D: SD

crushers:

Ben Rothlisburger
steve Slaton
Frank gore
Anquan Boldin
braylon Edwards
shiancoe
matt stover
minn.

OH Start
Schaub
Grant
Mendenhall
Andre Johnson
Fitzpatrick
Clark
folk
Ne D

Maroons

QB: Palmer

RB: Forte
RB: Addai

WR: Williams
WR: Jennings

TE: Cooley

K: Gould

DST: NY Giants

Week 6 Results

WWSOFFL:

Weeks 6: Some serious high scoring this week. The Ducks led the way, getting 20 points from R. Moss and posting a 70-26 win over the Thumbs. Seventy points is a rare number in our league, and only four away from the record. The Salmon, with 20 points from M. Jones-Drew, shellacked the previously undefeated Gatsbys 60-22. Getting 15 points from M. Schaub, the Onion Heads won 54-28 over the Wheat Eaters. Two teams put up 44 points. Charlie, with 21 points from T. Brady, easily got past the Maroons 44-5, and the Crushers were led by 12 points from V. Shiacoe in a 44-23 win over the Whales. Finally, D. Williams 15 points powered the Muiracles past the Colassals 33-28.

The Link Division is struggling right now as all four teams are 2-4. Something will give as the games this week are within the division. The Peter and Julie Divisions are mirror images with records from first to fourth or 5-1, 4-2, 3-3, and 2-4.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 13 tds to 10 by the wrs.

Time for some draft analysis. First round busts. S. Jackson (still not tds), B. Jacobs (1 td). Others who are underperforming are M. Forte, L. Tomlinson, and B. Westbrook. Highest pick dropped, not due to injury. C. Wells, 2^ndround (24^th pick). Besides Wells, highest pick riding the bench is TO, 4^th round. Best middle round picks: R. Rice (5^th), B. Marshall, A. Bradshaw, C. Benson (8^th). Top late round selections, R. Mendenhall (10^th) J. Maclin (13^th). What do others think?

Moves: The Thumbs picked up O. Mare, M. Austin, and V. Davis for Carpenter, Wells, and Coles. The Onion Heads grabbed O. Daniels for McFadden. The Ducks added H. Miller for Boss. The Crushers went for an old reliable, M. Stover for Vinateri.

The DeSales Irish lost to Waitsburg-Prescott 35-28. It was a very exciting game and W-P just made more big plays. This week is a bye.

Oz

Week 6 lineups

Grape Crushers of Late Harvest Ice Wine start:

Ben Rothlisberger
Steve Slaton
Ahmad Bradshaw
Anquan Boldin
Braylon Edwards (this is your last chance B.E.)
V. Shiancoe
Neil Rackers
and
The Minnesota Jared Allens

3-2 Thumbs:

E. Manning
A. Peterson
R. Bush
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
K. Walter
T. Heap
O. Mare
Denver D

Charlie Don't Surf, sadly envious of that 2-3 record, goes with:

Tom Brady
LT
Clinton Portis
D Bowe
S. Smith (NYG version)
B Celek
M Crosby
Baltimore

The Maroons week 6 line up:

QB: Carson Palmer

RB: Matt Forte
RB: Knowshon Moreno

WR: Nate Burleson
WR: Greg Jennings

TE: Chris Cooley

K: Robbie Gould

DST: NY Giants

OH

QB Schaub
RB Mendenhall
RB Grant
WR Andre Johnson
WR Fitzgerald
TE Daniels (bye week)
K Scobee (bye week)
D New England (bye week)

Ducks

Rivers, Moss, H.Ward, T. Jones and Hightower, Longwell and Jets Defense. Heath Miller wasn't picked up after his bye, so if possible, I would like to get him and drop D. Ward, and start him as TE. Otherwise I go with Boss, who isn't even playing. You will miss Peyton this week, Dave.

Muiracles

QB- Warner
RB- D. Williams
RB-L. White
WR-V. Jackson
WR- Muhammad
TE- T. Gonzales
K- Bironas
D- Chicago Bears

Colassals

Rodgers
McGahee
Turner
85
Holmes
Carlson
Kaeding
Cincy

Week 5 results

WWSOFFL:

Weeks 5: The wedding was fabulous and we are happy to officially welcome James Ward to the Gatsby family. He will start in the locker room picking up towels etc and learn the organization from the bottom up.

Charlie Wins! With 12 points from C. Portis, Charlie gets in the win column with a 38-26 victory over the Whales. (In the game within the game, Steve Smith, Carolina-Whale, outscored Steve Smith, New York-Charlie, 2-0.) The Wheat Eaters got 15 from M. Ryan to led the way in a 41-24 win over the Colassals. The Onion Heads wrs led the way, with A. Johnson getting 14 points and L. Fitzgerald 12 in a 46-21 win over the Maroons. In the other Peter Division Matchup, the Thumbs came from behind on Monday night to defeat the Salmon 49-35. It was a balanced attack with 12 points from A. Peterson, R. Brown, and T.J. Housmanzadeh. In the Julie, the defending champs got 14 from A. Bradshaw in a 42-19 win over the Muiracles, while another Giant, L. Tynes, led the way for the Gatsbys, also with 14 points, in a 40-21 win over the Ducks.

The Onion Heads and Thumbs tied for the high point total, the first time that has ever happened. Using bonus points as the tiebreaker, the OH get the money.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 18 tds to 13 by the wrs.

Moves: The Wheat Eaters picked up L. Johnson for J. Morgan; Salmon went for Maclin for Mossaquoi; the Maroons grabbed N. Burleson for J. Gage; Charlie picked Knox back up for Hester and Crabtree for Henry; and the Thumbs picked up Carpenter for Rackers.

The DeSales Irish won 35-6 over Pomeroy. That sets up the big game with Waitsburg-Prescott this Friday in Waitsburg. Winner has the inside track to the playoffs..

Oz

Week 5 Line-ups

Onionheads
Schaub
C Williams
Mendenhall
Fitzgerald
Andre Johnson
D Clark
SF D
Folk

Charlie
QB: Brady
RB: Coffee (new)
RB: Portis
WR: Steve Smith (new, nyg)
WR: Bowe (improved)
TE: B Celek (new)
K: Steve Hauschka (new)
D: Baltimore

Salmon
After a great start to the season, the Salmon face their toughest
challenge yet as the Saints have a bye (taking out three quality players
in Brees, Thomas and Colston). But adversity is an opportunity for
others to step up and deliver for the team. So, the Salmon will go into
the Week 5 match up against the tough former champ Thumbs with:

K. Orton
M. Jones-Drew
T. Choice
B. Berrian
M. Massaquoi
K. Winslow
S. Gostkowski
Dallas Defense (bye week pick up approved by the Commish)

Good luck to all...and may the Ducks beat UCLA. And for the record, I'm
pulling for Charlie to do some surfing on the Whales...not that I have
anything against the Whales, but Adam deserves better than 0-4.
Ben
Whales
QB: Brett Favre, Minn
RB: Chris Johnson, Tenn
RB: Brian Westbrook, Phi
WR: Steve Smith, Car
WR: WesWelker, NE

Wheatties
QB - Matt Ryan
RBs - Steven Jackson & Kevin Smith (I learned my lesson!)
WRs - Calvin Johnson & Brendan Marshall
TE - Heath Miller (bye week pick up)
K - Matt Prater
D - Pittsburgh

Week 4 Results

October 7, 2009

WWSOFFL:

Weeks 4: Just back from SF and this is my first task! The scores, even the correct ones, have already been sent. The Peter Division won all four of its games this past week in an impressive showing.

Three teams are undefeated, the Salmon and Gatsbys, while Charlie is the only team still without a victory.

We are down to one first round picks that has still not scored a td. Name that player for more big prizes.

Among the starters this weekend rbs scored 13 tds. Wrs tds went from 6 to 10.

I am sure everyone knows that Jeff runs the top men’s tennis program in the region. His Onion Head assistant, Matt Salamon, won the Northwest ITA regional singles tournament this fall for the third time in a row. He goes to Mobile, AL Oct 14-17 to play against the other 7 DIII regional winners. His victory this fall qualifies him as an All-American in singles this year. Congratulations to the Onion Heads.

Moves: Trade: Maroons sent S. Holmes to the Colassals for L. McCoy and P. Crayton. The Maroons dropped T. Edwards to make room, and the Colassals picked up R. Williams to fill their empty spot.

Maroons picked up J. Harrison for J. Lewis; OH picked up SF D for Tennessee; Charlie picked up L. McLain for C. Henry, M. Crosby for J. Elam; R. Coffee for Royal and J. Knox for Bell; Thumbs picked up Denver D for Oakland; WE went for Prater to replace Kasay. There are other moves pending and I will have another update at some point today.

The DeSales Irish won big this past week, 57-6. They are at home this Friday at 7 against Pomeroy. Dad cannot be there to watch Kincaid as he has to be in Portland already for the wedding.

Oz

Week 4 Line-ups

Whales
QB: Jay Cutler
RB: Chris Johnson
RB: Julius Jones
WR: Donald Driver
WR: Wes Welker (got nobody else on the field)
TE: Jason Witten
K: Joe Nedney, SF (bye week pickup)
D: Green Bay (ditto)

Week 3 Results

WWSOFFL:

Weeks 3: Scoring moderated this week with only 3 teams over 30 points. But those that scored, scored big. The Salmon led the way, scoring 56 points, led by M. Jones-Drew’s 21, and remaining undefeated in a 56-25 win over Charlie. The Colassals broke into the win column with a 47-24 victory over the Onion Heads. A. Rodgers led the way with 24. The Colassals also got the two week point money! The Gatsbys were the final team to score big as P. Manning’s 16 points led them to a 45-28 win over the defending champion Crushers. The Muiracles stayed undefeated with a 24-20 victory over the Ducks. The Maroons got their first win, 19-11 over the Wheaties, and the Whales grabbed the lead in the Link Division with a 25-4 victory over the Thumbs.

Three teams are undefeated, Salmon, Muiracles, and Gatsbys, while Charlie is the only team still without a victory.

We are down to four first round picks that have still not scored a td (although if the Crushers had reversed the order they announced their first two picks, it would be only three).

Low scoring starts with the rbs. Among the starters this weekend rbs scored only 11 tds (and only 3 for the other 10 teams if you eliminate the Salmon and Colassals). Wrs tds went from 15 to 6.

Moves: Thumbs, Heap for Frasano; Colassals McGahee for Moore and Garcon for Shiacoe; Ducks, Carney for Coffey and Sims-Walker for Hixson; Charlie, Celek for Keller; Salmon, T. Church for McLain. There is also a trade pending between the Colassals and the Maroons.

The DeSales Irish won big this past week, 35-14. THIS FRIDAY NIGHT, 7 P.M. AT HOME AGAINST DAYTON. IT IS PART OF SAUSAGE FEST. Please come out to Sausage Fest either Friday 5-midnight or Saturday noon-midnight. Kincaid is number 54 if you can make the game.

Oz

Week 3 Line-ups

These are the know line-ups for week 3

Crushers

Ben Rothlisberger

Frank Gore

S. Slaton

A. Boldin

B. Edwards

Zach Miller

Vinatieri

Minn.

Gatsbys

P. Manning
B. Jacobs
D. Sproles
R. Wayne
D. Jackson
A. Gates
L. Tynes
Buffalo

The Salmon Line Up/The Bane of Charlie's Existence This Week

Drew Brees
Maurice Jones-Drew
Pierre Thomas
Marques Colston
Bernard Berrian
Kellen Winslow
Stephen Gostkowski
S.D. Defense

Ducks
Rivers, T. Jones and Hightower, Moss and H. Ward, Boss, Jets, and Longwell.

Whales
QB: Jay Cutler, Chi
RB: Chris Johnson, Tenn
RB: Fred Jackson, Buff
WR: Steve Smith, Car
WR: Donald Driver, GB (depends upon whether Mr. Welker plays or not. Possible last minute substitution here)
TE: Jason Witten, Dal
K: David Akers, Phi
D: Philadelphia (the same of the essential safety last week)

Onionheads
Schaub
Cadillac Williams
Ryan Grant
Andre Johnson
Fitzgerald
Clark
Folk
Tenn D

Maroons

QB: Trent Edwards

RB:Forte

RB: Moreno

WR: Jennings

WR: Roy Williams

TE: Cooley

K: Gould

D: NY Giants

Week 2 Results

Weeks 2: A high scoring week with half the teams scoring 40 or more points. The Whales-Colassals contest rivaled Sunday’s night’s game for the back and forth leads. In the end, C. Johnson’s 24 points were too much for the Colassals as the Whales won 52-51. The difference was actually a safety by the Eagles D. In the other Link contest, it was the Wheat Eaters doubling up Charlie 32-16. The Julie and Peter Divisions split their games. The Muiracles beat the Maroons 39-17. M. Colston’s 12 points and D. Brees’s 11 led the Salmon over the Ducks 40-29. The Onion Heads also went over the 50 point mark, led by A. Johnson’s 15, in defeating the defending champs 51-37. Finally, in a game that was decided late Monday night, the Gatsbys held off the Thumbs 48-44.

Five first round picks have still not scored a td. Be the first to name them all and win valuable prizes. Best pick, so far (not counting kickers) after the first four rounds? R. Brown, first pick round 5 and K. Winslow, Round 8.

Among the starters this weekend: rbs scored 15 tds to 15 by the wrs. More td passes equals higher scoring. (last week it was 16-7) TEs? 6.

Moves: Colassals McCoy for Graham; Charlie C. Henry for A. Bryant;

Maroons T. Edwards for C. Pennington; Thumbs J. Shockey for Kaufman; and Gatsbys, M. Manningham for Maroney.

The DeSales Irish had another tough first half, getting behind 20-0 again before losing to Colfax 33-14. They travel to TOR this Friday to open up league play.

The Walla Walla Sausage Fest is October 2-3 at DeSales. There is a home game at 7 on Friday night, October 2.

Oz

Week 2 Line-ups

Onionheads
Hasselback
Ryan Grant
Cadillac Williams
Fitzgerald
Andre Johnson
Clark
Folk
Tennesse D

Crushers
B. Rothlisberger

S. Slaton

F. Gore

Braylon Edwards

A. Boldin

Zach Miller

A. Vintager

Minn Def.

Thumbs
T. Romo
A. Peterson
R. Brown
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
L. Coles
A Fasano
N. Rackers
Oakland D

Charlie

QB: Brady
RB: C. Portis
RB: Larry Johnson
WR: D. Bowe
-- ugh, so may chiefs --
WR: D. Hester
TE: D. Keller
K: Jason Elam
D: Baltimore D

Wheaties
QB - Matt Ryan
RB - Steven Jackson
RB - Kevin Smith (Lions)
WR - Calvin Johnson
--ugh, so my lions--
WR - Roddy White
TE - Greg Olsen
K - John Kasay
D - Pittsburgh

Maroons

QB: Trent Edwards

RB:Forte

RB: Jamal Lewis

WR: Jennings

WR: Holmes

TE: Cooley

K: Gould

D: NY Giants

Whales
QB: Brett Favre
RB: Chris Johnson
RB: Brian Westbrook
WR: Donald Driver
WR: Wes Welker
TE: Jason Witten
K: David Akers
D: Philadelphia

Muiracles
QB-Warner
RB-D Williams
RB-L. White
WR-V. Jackson
WR-P. Harvin
TE-T. Gonzales
K.- R.Bironas
D.- Chicago Bears

Week 1 results

WWSOFFL:

Week 1: Julie Power (clap, clap, clap, clap, clap). Julie Power (repeat). The Julies swept the Links this weekend. The Peter had the three highest scoring teams. We saw a lot of emails about D. Brees (who had 21 points, not 20) but it was A. Peterson who led the scoring this week with 22 points to power the Thumbs over the Onion Heads 45-23. Still, the Salmon won the first week money with an impressive 52 points in beating the Maroons 52-44 in the rugged Peter Division. The Muiracles downed the Wheaties 28-16. T. Jones led both the Jets and the Ducks to victories this weekend as his 15 points gave the Ducks the edge over Charlie 35-31. Twelve points each from D. McNabb and F. Gore were enough for the defending champ Crushers to beat the Colassals 26-18. And in a major opening week upset, the Gatsbys did what they almost never do, defeat the Whales 40-30.

Half of the first round picks failed to reach the endzone this weekend.

Who knew that President Obama was learning how to elucidate current events from the Dark Wing Ducks?

Among the starters this weekend, rbs scored 16 tds to 7 by the wrs. TEs? 3.

Moves: The Salmon take L. Robinson for M. Crabtree. Colassals picked up J. Carlson for L. Moore. The Cadillac is back and in the Onion Heads fold for McCoy. F. Taylor also returns as a Muiracle for S. Morris.

The DeSales Irish bounced back from an opening week loss to shut out Mac-Hi 26-0. They travel to Colfax this Friday to play the team that knocked them out of the playoffs last year.

Oz

Week 1 known line-ups

Unofficial line-ups

Maroons

QB: Palmer

RB:Forte

RB: Addai

WR: Jennings

WR: R Williams

TE: Cooley

K: Gould

D: NY Giants

Salmon

QB: D. Brees

RB: M. Jones-Drew

RB: L. McClain

WR: M. Colston

WR: B. Berrian

TE: K. Winslow

K: S. Gostkowski

D: San Diego

Thumbs
T. Romo
A. Peterson
R. Bush
T.J. Houshmandzadeh
L. Coles
A Fasano
N. Rackers
Oakland D

Charlie
Tom Brady
LT
Clinton Portis
Bowe
Royal
(wish either of them had a qb)
Keller
Elam
Baltimore D

Crushers
QB Donny Mcnabb
RB Steve Slaaton
RB F. Gore
WR Braylon Edwards
WR A. Hammy Boldin
TE Zach Miller (Raiders)
Kicker A. Vinatieri
Def. Vikings

Onionheads
Schuab
Parker (0 points)
R Grant
Fitzgerald
Andre Johnson
Clark
Tenn D (0 Points
Folk


Ducks
Rivers,
Th.Jones
Hightower
R Moss
Hixon
Boss
Longwell
Jets D

Colassals
QB Mr. Rogers
RB Turner
RB Barber
WR TweetoCinco
WR NoHuddleOwens
TE Shiancoe
K Kaeding
D Cincy

Draft order set

The order for the draft and the date are set.
The draft will be held Saturday, September 5 at 3 p.m. pdt. Place to be determined, but of course in Walla Walla.

The 2009 Draft Order. The big news is that the defending champions do not have the top pick.
Those present for the selection of the draft order were: Gatsbys, Colassals, Maroons, and Onion Heads.

1. Thumbs
2. Ducks
3. Salmon
4. Maroons
5. Wheat Eaters
6. Muiracles
7. Gatsbys
8. Charlie
9. Colossals
10. Onion Heads
11. Whales
12. Crushers

On the money front: The following are paid in full.

Crushers
Onion Heads
Muiracles
Charlie
Gatsbys

The following owe the amount noted after the team.

Thumbs $130
Colossals $130
Salmon $130
Wheat Eaters $130
Whales $90
Ducks $80
Maroons $5

Oz