Franchise vs. High Rollerz – The return of the MVP to face his old squad. Was there a better storyline for any game this year as of yet? The MVP was not his usual self, and has yet to be his usual self since joining the Rollerz. This will take some time as you would expect. Franchise looks like they haven’t skipped a beat without their former star. New QB Carl Randolph stepped in and passed for 122 Yards and a TD and also scrambled for 59 yards and a TD as well. Kareem Lawson also caught 3 balls for 59 yards on the day.
Standout Offensive Player—Carl Randolph- 122 Passing Yards, 59 rushing yards, 2 Total TDs
Standout Defensive Player—JP- 1 Flag, 1 INT
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Havoc vs. Raiders –
UPSET ALERT! Who would have thought going into Sunday that of all
the upsets to take place, it would be the Raiders over the top
seeded, number 1 ranked Mass Havoc. The Raiders must have done their
homework, stacking the box all game with 4 or 5 men to slow down this
running attack from Havoc. They turned QB Jose Colon into a pocket
passer, and the results were not pretty. Zero scores through the air
for Colon, and 3 Interceptions. For the Raiders, who is Marcus Mcray
and where did this kid come from? Hes no household name for the CFFL
but wow this kid has impressed for a few weeks straight. He ran 9
times for 183 yards and a TD. He averaged over 20 yards per carry
this past Sunday. And he also had 49 receiving yards to go with it.
Josh Calchon was a manchild on defense, recording 6 flags and 2
sacks. No real standout stats for Mass Havoc, other than Gio
Ortiz with 77 receiving yards, and Alex A-Train Robles rushing for 48
yards on the ground. There is officially no more undefeated teams in
the CFFL thanks to the Raiders.
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Standout Offensive Player –
Marcus Mccray- 238 All Purpose Yards (189 Rushing), TD
Standout Defensive Player—
Josh Calchon- 6 Flag Pulls, 2 sacks
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Steelers vs. Assassins –
This game was blowout number 2 of the day and word had it there
was money on the line. The Assassins sure didn’t play that way. I
think this game showed that any idea of a rivalry between the
Steelers and Assasins, is too much for this team to take on. Andrew
Alleyne passed for 170 yards and 2 touchdowns, and also ran for 52
and a score as well. He had solid production across the board from
his WR core. Izzy Rivera led the way on defense recording 5 flags and
a sack. Not much positives come from the other side of a 28-0
beatdown, Assassins head back to the drawing board.
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Standout Offensive Player—
Andrew Alleyne- 170 Passing Yards, 2 TDs. 52 Rushing Yards, TD
Standout Defensive Player—
Izzy Rivera- 5 Flag Pulls, Sack
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Hit Squad vs. OCowboys – T
This game had blowout city written all over it. The Hit Squad took
down the Cowboys 29-7 in a bounce back win for the Hit Squad from
last week. Joel Robles was a game manager as he usually is with the
ground and pound running attack. He passed for 230 Yards and a TD.
Hit Squad may have the best RB in the League in Taurean Gaston who
rushed for 86 yards and 2 TDs. On The defensive side, Sean Haynes
recorded 4 tackles, to go with 4 sacks. The Cowboys are in a bad
state right now. There was no recorded stats for the Cowboys on
Sunday.
Standout Offensive Player—
Taurean Gaston?? Rushing Yards, 2 TD
Standout Defensive Player—
Sean Haynes- 4 Flags, 4 sacks
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This was the week of the beatdown apparently. The Vikings high
powered attack proved to be far superior to anything the Rams had on
the field defensively. The Rams have taken some serious lumps since
week 1. Sunday was no different. QB Scott Dolch powered the Vikings
for 3 scores and WR Ivan Schmidt had 5 catches for 110 yards.
Defensively, Chris Gotay recorded 3 flag pulls and 2 interceptions
for the Vikes. Junior Haslam also had 3 flags and 2 sacks. His sack
total on the year is good for second in the league, with 7. The Rams
did record 4 sacks on the day, but as far as offensive production
goes, there was very little.
Standout Offensive Player –
Scott Dolch- 185 Yards, 3 TD
Standout Defensive Player-
Chris Gotay- 3 Flags, 2 Interceptions
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Oilers vs. Lions Den –
This had game of the week written all over it, but the Oilers came
out and showed the Lions Den that this league is no walk in the park.
The first real challenger for the Lions, and we didn’t see the same
team we have seen for 3 straight weeks prior. Mike Colavito has
returned to his old form with this receiving core passing for 307
Yards and 5 Touchdowns on the day. David Logan (54 Receiving Yards,
TD), Lorenzo Gilliam (97 Receiving Yards) and Giddeon Torres (68
Receiving Yards, TD) had huge days for the Oilers. Mark Moore also
had a big TD in the game as well. For the Lions Den, early season
lead candidate for MVP Reggie Woodard had a less than stellar day. He
did pass for 165 yards and 2 TDs, but he did not look like his poised
self this past week against a battle tested team in the Oilers.
Kayshawn Brantley also recorded 7 flags on defense.
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Standout Offensive Player –
Mike Colavito- 307 Yards, 5 Touchdowns
Standout Defensive Player—Marvin Taylor-
- INT
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Bearcats vs. Wolverines—
The Final blowout of the day took place in this game. The high
powered Bearcats offense was clicking on all cylinders this past
week. QB Joshua Spence passed for a CFFL record 347 yards, and tied
the record with 6 passing TDs. His top 3 targets all had big days.
Kert Hussey (127 Yards, 2 TDs), Pat Luckett (89 Yards, 2 TDs) and
Jeff Russell (81 Yards, 2 TDs) led the way offensively for the
Bearcats. On defense Pat Jubrey recorded 6 flag pulls and an
Interception and Tineus Mccluster had 4 flags and 3 sacks. For the
Wolverines, QB Antonio Ortiz did pass for 191 yards and a TD on
offense and Marvin Flores had 2 catches for 98 yards and a TD as
well.
Standout Offensive Player-
Josh Spence- 347 Yards, 6 Touchdowns
Standout Defensive Player-
Tineus Mccluster- 4 Flag Pulls, 3 Sacks
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