Well the Doc ain't about, it seems he must be out
So the write-ups I am left to do.
Though the hour is late, no more shall you wait
Here they are without further ado.
Rhodesian Ridgebacks at Nile River Assassins.
The ridgebacks came away with a tough win against one of the Lion Conference's premier teams in the inter-conference week 1 matchup. The Assassins drew a blow out and put up some impressive but unfounded numbers. Preseason scrimmages may not mean much but the Bombers successfully handled the Assassins before being shown the door by the Ridgebacks. Ridgebacks move to 2-0 while the Nile starts off at .500.
Uganda Crowned Cranes at Casablanca Golden Eagles
The Cranes also drew a blow out game in week one but couldn't manage to take as much advantage of it as the Assassins did in the number padding area. They get a second chance however as they come up against a group of CPU players in week 2. Uganda gets an easy 2-0 start to beef morale before facing a solid Pride team come week 3.
Tanzania Eagles at Cardiff Cobras
The snakes from Cardiff filleted the Rangers from Taipei in their inter-conference game and look to have an easy 2-0 start to the year as they draw the Eagles who seem to be confused whether they're slow builds or CPUs. The Cobras will take the easy win this week while keeping their eyes on how the Sting perform before taking them on in week three.
Mauritius Mountain Lions at Warri Delta Warriors
The Lions showed some prowess in week 1 keeping their opponent to a mere 3 points as they took home the win. They're faced with a much tougher opponent come week 2 in the Delta Warriors from Warri. The Warriors played a nail biter against Rosetta in leaving a little something to be desired performance wise against one of the Lion conferences middle tier teams. Despite the close game Warri brings their A game and squeezes out another tight win, this time against the Lions.
Ethiopian Food Mongers at Suez Sultans
The Food Mongers put up high numbers against an even-on-the-books Wasps team in their inter-conference match-up. Week 2 brings them a solid team in my Sultans. Suez and Huambo gave quite the show in their week 1 game putting up a combined 123 points with the winner only ahead by 13 at the end. Suez will have to tighten up their defense if they expect to stop the Mongers from putting up another 500 yard rushing game. However, with an outstanding linebacker squad Suez may be able to do it. Expect another high scoring affair with (hopefully) Suez coming out on top yet again.
Freetown Jayhawks at Sahara Legends
The Legends pulled out a win against the Riot to start the season and look to continue that momentum in week 2 against a once stout Jayhawks team. The Jayhawks brace themselves for the beatings they face this year as they work towards being competitive once more. Sahara will gladly take the easy win before having to face off against the Ridgebacks in week 3 match-ups.
Kilimanjaro Sting at New Jersey Surge
After spending the majority of their finances on air fare to and from New Jersey it's a wonder the Surge have anything left for player salaries. They lost a 1 point decision to the Foxes in week 1 while the Sting lost a defensive battle against Pretoria in inter-conference play. Should be an interesting match-up as the Sting seem to have their defense playing well but can't put up points while the Surge are putting up some touchdowns but can't stop an opponent. I tend to err on the side of defense and will pick the Sting to pull this game out while the Surge try to get it together for the season.
P-Town Ballaz at Savanna Pride
The Pride got stomped by the Dachshunds to start out the season as the Ballaz give up 58 to the Sneetches. Both the Pride and Ballaz are solid teams and should prove a good match-up for week 2 as they try to redeem themselves and head off morale issues going into the rest of the season. Pride managed to cause some turnovers in their game yet couldn't do much with the possessions. P-Town will squeeze out another close win like their last meeting and move to .500 while they leave the Pride to deal with being 0-2 to start the season.
So the write-ups I am left to do.
Though the hour is late, no more shall you wait
Here they are without further ado.
Rhodesian Ridgebacks at Nile River Assassins.
The ridgebacks came away with a tough win against one of the Lion Conference's premier teams in the inter-conference week 1 matchup. The Assassins drew a blow out and put up some impressive but unfounded numbers. Preseason scrimmages may not mean much but the Bombers successfully handled the Assassins before being shown the door by the Ridgebacks. Ridgebacks move to 2-0 while the Nile starts off at .500.
Uganda Crowned Cranes at Casablanca Golden Eagles
The Cranes also drew a blow out game in week one but couldn't manage to take as much advantage of it as the Assassins did in the number padding area. They get a second chance however as they come up against a group of CPU players in week 2. Uganda gets an easy 2-0 start to beef morale before facing a solid Pride team come week 3.
Tanzania Eagles at Cardiff Cobras
The snakes from Cardiff filleted the Rangers from Taipei in their inter-conference game and look to have an easy 2-0 start to the year as they draw the Eagles who seem to be confused whether they're slow builds or CPUs. The Cobras will take the easy win this week while keeping their eyes on how the Sting perform before taking them on in week three.
Mauritius Mountain Lions at Warri Delta Warriors
The Lions showed some prowess in week 1 keeping their opponent to a mere 3 points as they took home the win. They're faced with a much tougher opponent come week 2 in the Delta Warriors from Warri. The Warriors played a nail biter against Rosetta in leaving a little something to be desired performance wise against one of the Lion conferences middle tier teams. Despite the close game Warri brings their A game and squeezes out another tight win, this time against the Lions.
Ethiopian Food Mongers at Suez Sultans
The Food Mongers put up high numbers against an even-on-the-books Wasps team in their inter-conference match-up. Week 2 brings them a solid team in my Sultans. Suez and Huambo gave quite the show in their week 1 game putting up a combined 123 points with the winner only ahead by 13 at the end. Suez will have to tighten up their defense if they expect to stop the Mongers from putting up another 500 yard rushing game. However, with an outstanding linebacker squad Suez may be able to do it. Expect another high scoring affair with (hopefully) Suez coming out on top yet again.
Freetown Jayhawks at Sahara Legends
The Legends pulled out a win against the Riot to start the season and look to continue that momentum in week 2 against a once stout Jayhawks team. The Jayhawks brace themselves for the beatings they face this year as they work towards being competitive once more. Sahara will gladly take the easy win before having to face off against the Ridgebacks in week 3 match-ups.
Kilimanjaro Sting at New Jersey Surge
After spending the majority of their finances on air fare to and from New Jersey it's a wonder the Surge have anything left for player salaries. They lost a 1 point decision to the Foxes in week 1 while the Sting lost a defensive battle against Pretoria in inter-conference play. Should be an interesting match-up as the Sting seem to have their defense playing well but can't put up points while the Surge are putting up some touchdowns but can't stop an opponent. I tend to err on the side of defense and will pick the Sting to pull this game out while the Surge try to get it together for the season.
P-Town Ballaz at Savanna Pride
The Pride got stomped by the Dachshunds to start out the season as the Ballaz give up 58 to the Sneetches. Both the Pride and Ballaz are solid teams and should prove a good match-up for week 2 as they try to redeem themselves and head off morale issues going into the rest of the season. Pride managed to cause some turnovers in their game yet couldn't do much with the possessions. P-Town will squeeze out another close win like their last meeting and move to .500 while they leave the Pride to deal with being 0-2 to start the season.
