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Sorry I have only time to do one this game, like I said before I've been very busy.
#5 P-Funk Allstars at #4 Pa Dong Dragons
Prior Matches:
Season 7 - Dragons win 33-20
Season 6 - Dragons win 14-13
Season 5 Allstars win 36-13
Season 4 Allstars win 38-24
Season 4 (Playoffs) Allstars win 24-7
Season 3 Dragons win 21-10
Season 2 Dragons win 50 -0
Pa Dong Dragons (11-5)
The Pa Dong Dragons had another very successful season despite facing perhaps their toughest competition ever. The recruiting prowess of Creeker and Co. payed dividends as they were able to upgrade at several positions as well as bring in veteran agents to improve their team. It worked well in regular season, but regular season has never really been the Pa Dong's problem. They've got the talent to compete with anybody. You can bet they are hoping they've found the right combination of new and old players that can finally break their postseason curse and bring some gold or silver back to the Dragon's Lair.
Offensive Players of Note:
Guards Mug Push and Al Baisi have over 140 pancakes combined and have proven effective in providing top-notch protection for QB "Interception Otto" Graham as well as making doublewide lanes for RB's Moose Face and Paul Hornung to rocket up the field.
Defensive Players of Note:
Despite fielding offers from far superior teams (cough, cough) perennial probowl DE Rawr Rawr chose Pa Dong to make his Pro Debut. He proved his skills were worthy of the improved competition by dominating the sack and hurry leader boards all season. He has domination of Pro league offensive linemen has been just as devastating as he was back in the AA kiddie leagues.
P-Funk Allstars (10-6)
One of the infamous "Naga Pack of Six", the Allstars found Season 7 to be filled capable and dangerous opponents, where every game was a real struggle for victory. They won as many as their colleagues, and were lucky and good enough to draw the longest of the sticks. Although they missed out on a home game, they face a team they have beaten in the postseason before and affords them confidence that they may pull off the same tricks again.
Offensive Players of Note:
Sir Lollipop Man has been tearing up the league's secondaries, pacing him self with a nearly 2 TD a game average. You can double or triple team him, but he still is a threat to bring it down. Has the ability to make "game-changing" plays. Watch Out.
Defensive Players of Note:
JR Riquelme is one of several lover level players that are building solid reputations in the league. He's picked five balls off this season including two pick 6's. QB's need to think twice before passing in his direction.
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You have to love games that feature rivalries, and these two teams have been battling out for a long time. Pa Dong is victorious in the regular seasons (as usual) but the Allstars have controlled the groove in the playoffs. The Dragons are looking more fiercesome than they ever have before and they'll be very tough to stop. The Allstars will have to lay down some heavy funk to if they want to advance. DRAGONS by 8
Sorry I have only time to do one this game, like I said before I've been very busy.#5 P-Funk Allstars at #4 Pa Dong Dragons
Prior Matches:
Season 7 - Dragons win 33-20
Season 6 - Dragons win 14-13
Season 5 Allstars win 36-13
Season 4 Allstars win 38-24
Season 4 (Playoffs) Allstars win 24-7
Season 3 Dragons win 21-10
Season 2 Dragons win 50 -0
Pa Dong Dragons (11-5)
The Pa Dong Dragons had another very successful season despite facing perhaps their toughest competition ever. The recruiting prowess of Creeker and Co. payed dividends as they were able to upgrade at several positions as well as bring in veteran agents to improve their team. It worked well in regular season, but regular season has never really been the Pa Dong's problem. They've got the talent to compete with anybody. You can bet they are hoping they've found the right combination of new and old players that can finally break their postseason curse and bring some gold or silver back to the Dragon's Lair.
Offensive Players of Note:
Guards Mug Push and Al Baisi have over 140 pancakes combined and have proven effective in providing top-notch protection for QB "Interception Otto" Graham as well as making doublewide lanes for RB's Moose Face and Paul Hornung to rocket up the field.
Defensive Players of Note:
Despite fielding offers from far superior teams (cough, cough) perennial probowl DE Rawr Rawr chose Pa Dong to make his Pro Debut. He proved his skills were worthy of the improved competition by dominating the sack and hurry leader boards all season. He has domination of Pro league offensive linemen has been just as devastating as he was back in the AA kiddie leagues.
P-Funk Allstars (10-6)
One of the infamous "Naga Pack of Six", the Allstars found Season 7 to be filled capable and dangerous opponents, where every game was a real struggle for victory. They won as many as their colleagues, and were lucky and good enough to draw the longest of the sticks. Although they missed out on a home game, they face a team they have beaten in the postseason before and affords them confidence that they may pull off the same tricks again.
Offensive Players of Note:
Sir Lollipop Man has been tearing up the league's secondaries, pacing him self with a nearly 2 TD a game average. You can double or triple team him, but he still is a threat to bring it down. Has the ability to make "game-changing" plays. Watch Out.
Defensive Players of Note:
JR Riquelme is one of several lover level players that are building solid reputations in the league. He's picked five balls off this season including two pick 6's. QB's need to think twice before passing in his direction.
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You have to love games that feature rivalries, and these two teams have been battling out for a long time. Pa Dong is victorious in the regular seasons (as usual) but the Allstars have controlled the groove in the playoffs. The Dragons are looking more fiercesome than they ever have before and they'll be very tough to stop. The Allstars will have to lay down some heavy funk to if they want to advance. DRAGONS by 8
Last edited Feb 3, 2009 23:09:36
