Fantasy Week in Review - Week 2
JERSEY CITY - Taylor Potts would not be denied.
The latest Mike Leach completed 36 of 57 passes for 456 yards and seven touchdowns in running up 60 fantasy points and leading the Holmoe Phobes over the Rock Runners 159 to 101.
"I had a blast. It was just me and my receivers throwing the ball around out there like it was pitch and catch. And you know, it helped that we were out there playing Rice too. As a matter of fact, I can't remember the last time we played a halfway decent out of conference team." Potts said while being quickly ushered off the podium.
Other significant contributors for the Holmoe Phobes were running backs Derrick Washington of Missouri and Brandon Minor of Michigan, with both going for over 100 yards and one touchdown each, as well as the Florida defense, which allowed a total of 139 yards and only six points to the Troy Trojans.
AROUND THE LEAGUE
Yellow Fever rolled by Energia del Burro and 35 fantasy points from Jake Locker 128-115.75 behind a superlative effort from Nebraska Cornhuskers Zac Lee, Mike McNeill, and Alex Henery, who combined for a total of 63 points, or just under what Taylor Potts put up by himself. That's really kind of ridiculous when you think about it.
Maybe Syd should go under center, as Syd lines up under centerrolled up 144 points to beatTimeForSomeAction 144 to 124.5 , getting big efforts from Jesus in Cleats, running back Jake Sharp of Kansas, and receiver Golden Tate of the Fighting Irish to fend off impressive outings from Colt McCoy, a 200 yard effort from Nic Grigsby of Arizona, and three total touchdowns from receiver Mardy Gilyard of Cincinnati.
The Ghosts of Ty Willingham were handicapped by Cal playing a FCS opponent in Eastern Washington, as Weak Opponent adjustments hit Kevin Riley, Shane Vereen, Nyan Boateng, and Marvin Jones even as the passing game failed to register significant contributions to begin with. The end result was a loss to dballers_are_all_loose 111-70.75, who were led by Todd Reesing of Kansas, Evan Royster of Penn State, and receivers Tim Brown and Ryan Broyles of Rutgers and Oklahoma, respectively.
Rag's Doombringers brought doom to 1 as receiver Lyle Leong of Texas Tech accounted for 29 points in a 96-63, only nearly half of his opponent's point total.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PICK'EM STANDINGS
1. Easy-so-feel-me (27)
2T. Bears Necessity (25)
2T. goshatgo (25)
2T. vanman1013 (25)
5T. kmando (24)
5T. AERose(24)
5T. LengthyCoast9 (24)
5T. Booya (24)
5T. tmoran3020's picks suck (24)
5T. rickysanchez (24)
5T. Goody (24)
5T. class of 87 (24)
5T. AaronTheAwesome (24)
5T. Montezuma's Revenge (24)
Big jumble near the top there - can Easy-so-feel me create some separation in the weeks to come? We'll have to wait and see. In the meantime, here's some fun information about how the picks were distributed in week 2:
- Everyone picked Cal to beat Eastern Washington. Of course.
- The distribution for the USC/Ohio State game was roughly 5-1 in favor of USC. USC respect, or Pac-10 pride?
- A grand total of eight people picked Houston over Oklahoma State - AERose, Avi, vanman1013, Me Win You Lose, NorcalNick's picks, YoQuieroOski, One if by Land Two if by C, and the Miller Gold Agency.
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Jesus, I got curbed. I didn’t even do that badly (though I need to stop gambling on option backs until one of them actually steps up and shows some consistent production), I just got into a shootout and lost.
I’m more confident about this week, though. McCoy and Shipley should be big against Texas Tech, Nic Grigsby should get some yards up the middle against Iowa, and Graig Cooper might be a sleeper against Georgia Tech’s inexperienced D-Line. Mardy Gillyard will meanwhile get a significant amount of the 16 bazillion balls Tony Pike throws every game and Connecticut will put in a good effort holding Baylor to reasonable stats. The rest is kind of up in the air but eh, you go to war with the army you have.
"Let me tell you a story. I was a political prisoner for two years. The instant I was released I ran to McDonald's. I had a Big Mac and a Coke.
It was fantastic."
-Toyama Koichi, US Presidential candidate from Japan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGZqOkeYbB0
I’m still not sure how the hell I ended up with four Nebraska players on my team. And they play Virginia Tech’s defense this week. Oy! It’s enough to make me Jewish!
"Delhomme, Panthers back in playoff form"
-- Headline of the Charlotte Observer after Jake Delhomme threw four interceptions on Sunday
by yellow fever on Sep 16, 2009 6:13 AM PDT up reply actions
Tip for User Experience
I am a huge guy about user experience.. wanted to give a tip.
perhaps at the end of each of these update posts you can provide a link to the pickem themselves. Each time i read this i think, i better make my next picks or I want to go look at the standings.. then I have to go find the link again :) just a convenience thing
get off me bandwagoners!
http://blog.cleancutmedia.com
Duly noted.
"Delhomme, Panthers back in playoff form"
-- Headline of the Charlotte Observer after Jake Delhomme threw four interceptions on Sunday
by yellow fever on Sep 16, 2009 10:25 AM PDT up reply actions

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