1994 Season - Week 3


WMFFL NEWS

Volume III   Issue 5
September 18, 1994

Blue Division

Warriors	3	0	0	1.000	274
Barbarians	2	1	0	0.667	284
Cloakers	1	2	0	0.333	232
Archers		0	3	0	0.000	147


Orange Division

Slayers		3	0	0	1.000	314
Norsemen	2	1	0	0.667	332
Renegades	1	2	0	0.333	247
Tsunami		0	3	0	0.000	256


Barbarinas   118
Archers	     77

Norsemen     95
Cloakers     70

Warriors     90
Renegades    74

Slayers	     91
Tsunami	     83


                       Next Weeks Games
Barbarians vs Slayers			Archers vs Warriors
Cloakers vs Tsunami			Renegades vs Norsemen


	LEADING POINT SCORERS BY POSITION
	As of September 13

QB	Miami		    Slayers	52 pts
RB	Marshall Faulk	    Cloakers	44 pts
RB	Chris Warren	    Slayers	37 pts
WR	Andre Rison	    Norsemen	61 pts
WR	Jerry Rice	    Norsemen	36 pts
TE	Ben Coates	    Warriors	49 pts
OL	Detroit     	    Renegades	7 pts
K	Indianapolis	    Norsemen	15 pts
DB	Terry McDaniel	    Slayers	22 pts
DB	Darrion Carrington  Slayers	14 pts
DL	Bruce Smith	    Cloakers	11 pts
DL	Clyde Simmons 	    Warriors	10 pts
DL	Charles Haley	    Renegades	10 pts
LB	Junior Seau	    Warriors	19 pts
LB	Hardy Nickerson	    Warriors	18 pts



     BARBARIANS			ARCHERS

32   San Fransico	QB	Detroit			12
8    Emmitt Smith	RB	Bernstine, Rod		0
6    Barry Sanders	RB	Moore, Ron		0
2    Irving Frayar	WR	Carter, Chris		7
4    Miller, Anthony	WR	Williams, Calvin	0
23   Harris, Jackie	TE	Cash, Keith		4
4    Cleveland		K	Houston			1
2    New England	OL	New York Giants		0
0    Eugene Robinson	DB	Williams, Darryl	6
3    Woodson, Rod	DB	Turner, Eric		25
1    O'Neal, Leslie	DL	Davis, Reuben		4
5    Hamilton, Keith	DL	Armstrong, Trace	1
6    Seth Joyner	LB	Conlan, Shane		8
11   Turnbull, Ronaldo	LB	Stephens, Rod		9
0    Shotenhimer, Marty	HC	Knox, Chuck		0

107  Final Score		Final Score		77



     WARRIORS			RENEGADES

8    Dallas		QB	New England		13
1    Watters, Ricky	RB	Thomas, Thurmon		7
10   Bettis, Jerome	RB	Vardell, Tommy		6
16   Brown, Tim		WR	Hawkins, Courtney	0
11   Moore, Herman	WR	Pritchard, Mike		1
8    Coates, Ben	TE	Jones, Brent		2
11   Minnesota		K	Detroit			9
2    Buffalo		OL	Pittsburgh		14
0    Lewis, Albert	DB	Green, Darrell		4
7    Lott, Ronnie	DB	Gayle, Sean		5
2    Simmons, Clyde	DL	Haley, Charles		0
1    Jones, James	DL	Randle, John		1
8    Seau, Junior	LB	Williams, Darrell	6
5    Nickerson, Hardy	LB	Cox, Brian		6
0    Ryan, Buddy	HC	Switzer, Barry		0

90   Final Score		Final Score		74



     NORSEMEN			CLOAKERS

-2   Seattle		QB	Kansas City		15
4    Brown, Gary	RB	Faulk, Marshal		1
11   Means, Natrome	RB	Metcalfe, Eric		0
23   Rice, Jerry	WR	Irvin, Micheal		0
7    Rison, Andre	WR	Barnett, Fred		1
6    Green, Eric	TE	Edmund, Ferrell		0
3    Indianapolis	K	L.A. Raiders		13
8    Maimi		OL	Green Bay		0
8    Atwater, Steve	DB	Carter, Tom		1
0    Booty, John	DB	Vincient, Troy		0
6    Smith, Neil	DL	Smith, Bruce		17
1    Pleasant, Anthony	DL	Wilkinson, Dan		1
8    Taley, Darrell	LB	Swiling, Pat		11
9    Mills, Sam		LB	Bailey, Carlton		7
3    Cowher, Bill	HC	Shula, Don		3

95   Final Score		Final Score		70



    SLAYERS			TSUNAMI

14  Miami		QB	Denver			1
7   Warren, Chris	RB	Allen, Marcus		0
0   Brooks, Reggie	RB	Kirby, Terry		13
6   Sharpe, Sterling	WR	Reed, Andre		4
0   Jeffries, Haywood	WR	Ellard, Henry		25
0   Sharpe, Shannon	TE	Novacheck, Jay		1
11  New Orleans		K	San Diego		6
5   Kansas City		OL	Arizonia		0
4   Carrington, Darrion	DB	McDonald, Tim		3
19  McDaniel, Terry	DB	Woolford, Donnell	8
2   Dotson, Santana	DL	White, Reggie		2
2   Williams, Gerald	DL	Kennedy, Cortez		5
10  Del Rio, Jack	LB	Spielman, Chris		8
8   Norton, Ken		LB	Tuggle, Jesse		4
3   Seyfirt,George	HC	Levy, Marv		3

91  Final Score			Final Score		83




TRANSACTIONS

Archers-    None (5)
Barbarians- Fired Head Coach Wayne Fontes DET and hired Marty Schottenheimer
              KC.
	    Traded Eric Pegram (ATL - RB), Willie Davis (KC - WR) and Chris
              Mims (SD - DL) to the Renegades for Jason Besler (IND - DB)
              and Leslie O'Neal (SD - DL).
	    Cut Roosevelt Potts (IND - RB), Horice Copelan (TB - WR), Marcus
              Robinson (HOU - DB) and Johnny Mitchell (NYJ - TE).
	    Signed Kimble Anders (KC - RB), Terrence Mathas (ATL - WR), Rob
               Moore (NYJ - WR) and Ed West (GB - TE).     (1)
Cloakers-   None (5)
Norsemen-   None (5)
Renegades-  Lose rights to Darryl Williams (CIN - LB)
	    Traded Jason Besler (IND - RB) and Leslie O'Neal (SD - DL) to the
              Barbarians for Eric Pegram (ATL - RB), Willie Davis (KC - WR)
              and Chris Mims (SD - DL).  (3)
Slayers-    None (4)
Tsunami-    None (3)
Warriors-   None (5)


NEWS

-- A very large mistake was made last week.  The offical score for Andre
Reed was 17 not 22.  This changed the Tsunami's score to 92.  Andre Rison's
score was 26 not 0.  This raised the Norsemen's score to 111.  As a result
the Norsemen beat the Tsunami (111 - 92) not vice versa, as previously
reported (97 - 85).  Any changes in the standings that occured as a result
of this error have been corrected.

-- Last week's poor quality of printing was due to the printer ribbion dying
in mid copy.  This has been corrected and hopefully will not happen again.

-- Three Roster violations were discovered this last week.  Deion Sanders
plays for SF not ATL therefore, Warriors have an extra SF and no ATL.  John
Booty plays for NYG not ARZ therefore Norsemen have an extra NYG and no ARZ.
Darryl Williams (CIN - DB) was drafted by Archers and was picked up last
week as a LB for the Renegades, the Renegades have lost their rights to him,
therefore the Renegades are missing 2 LB, CIN and  RAM players.  The first
two violations must be fixed this week or else 1 transaction point will be
spent untill they are fixed.

-- For those of you that could not read it in last week's edition, my e-mail
address is joshutt@bgnet.bgsu.edu

-- From now on, any trades made after the roster deadline will be included
in the following week's newsletter.

-- TRIVIA:  What franchise has the best all-time record?  (Note: The Legions,
the Pitbulls and the Norsemen are all the same franchise; as are the Zebus
and Cloakers).

-- Last Week's Answer:  In 1992 the Archers opened the season with a five
game winning streak.