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mtaystl03 · 01-29-2004, 09:53 PM

NFL Week Five

Arizona (0-5) 17, at Seattle(2-3) 27
Buffalo (4-1) 23, at Miami (2-3) 20
Carolina (3-2) 35, at St. Louis (3-2) 45
Chicago (2-2) 23, at Washington (4-1) 28
--McCullough (WAS) - another good day for him: 148 yards and a score.--
Dallas (3-2) 14, at New York G (4-0) 17
Detroit (1-4) 24, at Philadelphia (3-2) 37
Green Bay (2-3) 18, at Minnesota (3-2) 28
Houston (2-3) 10, at Oakland (3-2) 21
Kansas City (3-1) 20, at Tennessee (2-2) 26
New England (4-1) 30, at Baltimore (3-2) 24
New York J (4-1) 37, at Cincinnati (2-3) 31
Pittsburgh (1-4) 14, at Cleveland (2-3) 23
San Diego (2-3) 21, at Indianapolis (2-3) 24
--Marcellus Wiley gets 4.0 sacks in the game!!!--
San Francisco (1-4) 17, at Tampa Bay (3-2) 20

Offensive Player of the Week: QB STEVE MCNAIR (TEN) : 32-of-43, 316 yards, 2 TD, 60 yards rushing.
Defensive Player of the Week: DT GERARD WARREN (CLE) : 7 tackles (2 assists) 2.5 sacks.

**Our side story is RB Sultan McCullough, an undrafted FA in his 2nd year playing for the Washington Redskins. He currently is 2nd in the league in rushing with 503 yards and tied for first with four touchdowns through four games.

Making this story even better, the one guy ahead of him is Justin Fargas the same guy that played all four years of college ball at USC ahead of him. Fargas is at 554 yards and 4 TD's!

NFL Standings through week 5

Code:

AFC North              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Baltimore               3   2   0   .600  95    80    2-2     1-0       
Cincinnati              2   3   0   .400  118   125   2-2     1-0       
Cleveland               2   3   0   .400  102   92    2-2     1-1       
Pittsburgh              1   4   0   .200  65    126   1-3     0-2       
   
  AFC South              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Tennessee               2   2   0   .500  93    90    2-1     1-0       
Houston                 2   3   0   .400  80    91    2-2     1-0       
Indianapolis            2   3   0   .400  80    99    1-3     0-1       
Jacksonville            1   3   0   .250  82    106   0-3     0-1       
   
  AFC East               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
New York J              4   1   0   .800  127   105   3-1     1-0       
New England             4   1   0   .800  112   97    3-1     1-0       
Buffalo                 4   1   0   .800  97    98    3-1     1-1       
Miami                   2   3   0   .400  107   109   1-3     0-2       
   
  AFC West               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Kansas City             3   1   0   .750  89    70    2-1     1-0       
Oakland                 3   2   0   .600  118   101   3-1     0-1       
Denver                  2   2   0   .500  90    81    2-1     0-1       
San Diego               2   3   0   .400  101   95    1-3     1-0       
   
  NFC North              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Minnesota               3   2   0   .600  99    115   3-1     2-0       
Chicago                 2   2   0   .500  83    81    1-2     0-1       
Green Bay               2   3   0   .400  106   124   1-3     1-1       
Detroit                 1   4   0   .200  92    127   1-3     0-1       
   
  NFC South              W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
Carolina                3   2   0   .600  146   135   2-2     1-0       
Tampa Bay               3   2   0   .600  90    79    3-1     0-1       
Atlanta                 2   2   0   .500  80    77    2-1     1-0       
New Orleans             1   3   0   .250  82    108   0-3     0-1       
   
  NFC East               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
New York G              4   0   0   1.000 120   77    3-0     2-0       
Washington              4   1   0   .800  130   97    3-1     0-1       
Dallas                  3   2   0   .600  86    81    3-1     1-1       
Philadelphia            3   2   0   .600  155   106   2-2     0-1       
   
  NFC West               W   L   T   Pct   PF    PA    Conf    Div  
St. Louis               3   2   0   .600  160   153   3-1     1-0       
Seattle                 2   3   0   .400  79    80    2-2     1-1       
San Francisco           1   4   0   .200  87    113   1-3     1-0       
Arizona                 0   5   0   .000  100   133   0-4     0-2

NCAA Week Five

#1 Michigan (4-0) 45, at #7 Wisconsin (3-1) 38
--Michigan sneaks by the Badgers in Wisconsin to secure that #1 ranking another week! -- WR Brenden Nygaard has 7 catches for 230 yards and 4, yes four TD's!--
#8 Nebraska (4-0) 41, at #36 Oklahoma State (3-1) 10
#14 Georgia Tech (2-1) 20, at #22 North Carolina State (4-0) 38
#32 Texas Tech (2-1) 17, at #9 Kansas State (4-0) 58
#21 Boston College (3-0) 23, at #11 Virginia Tech (2-1) 17
--Nice win for the Eagles going into Hokie territory and coming out victorious--
#42 Northwestern (3-1) 3, at #23 Minnesota (4-0) 42
#18 Stanford (3-1) 21, at #6 USC (3-0) 38
--Stanford can't find a way to beat the #6 team in the nation and will move down in the standings. Put up a decent fight tough--
Florida (1-3) 10, at #12 Arkansas (4-0) 52
#3 Georgia (3-0) 80, at Mississippi (1-2) 7
--WOW!!!! The Bulldogs could pull ahead in the coaches' poll with that one!--
#28 Tennessee (2-1) 41, at #26 Alabama (2-2) 10
Wake Forest (2-2) 18, at #4 Florida State (4-0) 35
Rutgers (1-2) 7, at #5 Miami (4-0) 49
--The Hurricanes roll over Rutgers at home--
#34 Oregon (2-2) 37, at #10 UCLA (3-0) 42
--UCLA QB Roderick Fulton goes 19-for-29 with 334 yards, 3 TD to lead the Bruins past the Ducks--
#15 Clemson (3-0) 38, at Duke (0-4) 13
North Carolina (1-2) 0, at #17 Maryland (4-0) 57
#44 Michigan State (3-1) 35, at #20 Iowa (2-1) 24
#24 Ohio State (3-1) 35, at #41 Illinois (2-2) 10
B12 Missouri (0-4) 3, at #16 Oklahoma (3-1) 70
#13 Colorado State (4-0) 36, at Wyoming (0-4) 28
San Jose State (0-3) 0, at #25 Notre Dame (3-1) 59
--The Irish still bitter after the disrespect after the Michigan loss, continue to build their way back up--

Offensive Player of the Week: RB IRVING AGHEMO (LSU) : 35 carries for 198 yards and 2 TD.
Defensive Player of the Year: DE JON WALTER (Louisiana-Monroe) : 10 tackles, 3.0 sacks.

New Top 25

1. Michigan (4-0)
2. Texas (3-0)
3. Georgia (3-0)
4. Florida State (4-0)
5. Miami (4-0)
6. USC (3-0)
7. Nebraska (4-0)
8. Kansas State (4-0)
9. UCLA (3-0)
10. Oklahoma (3-1)
11. Arkansas (4-0)
12. Colorado State (4-0)
13. Tennessee (2-1)
14. Clemson (3-0)
15. Ohio State (3-1)
16. Notre Dame (3-1)
17. Maryland (4-0)
18. Boston College (3-0)
19. Washington State (3-0)
20. North Carolina State (4-0)
21. Minnesota (4-0)
22. Penn State (3-1)
23. Wisconsin (3-1)
24. Washington (3-1)
25. LSU (3-1)

Stanford is currently ranked #30.

01-29-2004, 09:53 PM	#16
mtaystl03 High School Varsity Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: St. Louis, MO	Week Five NFL Week Five Arizona (0-5) 17, at Seattle(2-3) 27 Buffalo (4-1) 23, at Miami (2-3) 20 Carolina (3-2) 35, at St. Louis (3-2) 45 Chicago (2-2) 23, at Washington (4-1) 28 --McCullough (WAS) - another good day for him: 148 yards and a score.-- Dallas (3-2) 14, at New York G (4-0) 17 Detroit (1-4) 24, at Philadelphia (3-2) 37 Green Bay (2-3) 18, at Minnesota (3-2) 28 Houston (2-3) 10, at Oakland (3-2) 21 Kansas City (3-1) 20, at Tennessee (2-2) 26 New England (4-1) 30, at Baltimore (3-2) 24 New York J (4-1) 37, at Cincinnati (2-3) 31 Pittsburgh (1-4) 14, at Cleveland (2-3) 23 San Diego (2-3) 21, at Indianapolis (2-3) 24 --Marcellus Wiley gets 4.0 sacks in the game!!!-- San Francisco (1-4) 17, at Tampa Bay (3-2) 20 Offensive Player of the Week: QB STEVE MCNAIR (TEN) : 32-of-43, 316 yards, 2 TD, 60 yards rushing. Defensive Player of the Week: DT GERARD WARREN (CLE) : 7 tackles (2 assists) 2.5 sacks. Our side story is RB Sultan McCullough, an undrafted FA in his 2nd year playing for the Washington Redskins. He currently is 2nd in the league in rushing with 503 yards and tied for first with four touchdowns through four games. Making this story even better, the one guy ahead of him is Justin Fargas the same guy that played all four years of college ball at USC ahead of him. Fargas is at 554 yards and 4 TD's! NFL Standings through week 5 Code: AFC North W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div Baltimore 3 2 0 .600 95 80 2-2 1-0 Cincinnati 2 3 0 .400 118 125 2-2 1-0 Cleveland 2 3 0 .400 102 92 2-2 1-1 Pittsburgh 1 4 0 .200 65 126 1-3 0-2 AFC South W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div Tennessee 2 2 0 .500 93 90 2-1 1-0 Houston 2 3 0 .400 80 91 2-2 1-0 Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 80 99 1-3 0-1 Jacksonville 1 3 0 .250 82 106 0-3 0-1 AFC East W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div New York J 4 1 0 .800 127 105 3-1 1-0 New England 4 1 0 .800 112 97 3-1 1-0 Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 97 98 3-1 1-1 Miami 2 3 0 .400 107 109 1-3 0-2 AFC West W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div Kansas City 3 1 0 .750 89 70 2-1 1-0 Oakland 3 2 0 .600 118 101 3-1 0-1 Denver 2 2 0 .500 90 81 2-1 0-1 San Diego 2 3 0 .400 101 95 1-3 1-0 NFC North W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 99 115 3-1 2-0 Chicago 2 2 0 .500 83 81 1-2 0-1 Green Bay 2 3 0 .400 106 124 1-3 1-1 Detroit 1 4 0 .200 92 127 1-3 0-1 NFC South W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div Carolina 3 2 0 .600 146 135 2-2 1-0 Tampa Bay 3 2 0 .600 90 79 3-1 0-1 Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 80 77 2-1 1-0 New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 82 108 0-3 0-1 NFC East W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div New York G 4 0 0 1.000 120 77 3-0 2-0 Washington 4 1 0 .800 130 97 3-1 0-1 Dallas 3 2 0 .600 86 81 3-1 1-1 Philadelphia 3 2 0 .600 155 106 2-2 0-1 NFC West W L T Pct PF PA Conf Div St. Louis 3 2 0 .600 160 153 3-1 1-0 Seattle 2 3 0 .400 79 80 2-2 1-1 San Francisco 1 4 0 .200 87 113 1-3 1-0 Arizona 0 5 0 .000 100 133 0-4 0-2 NCAA Week Five #1 Michigan** (4-0) 45, at #7 Wisconsin (3-1) 38 --Michigan sneaks by the Badgers in Wisconsin to secure that #1 ranking another week! -- WR Brenden Nygaard has 7 catches for 230 yards and 4, yes four TD's!-- #8 Nebraska (4-0) 41, at #36 Oklahoma State (3-1) 10 #14 Georgia Tech (2-1) 20, at #22 North Carolina State (4-0) 38 #32 Texas Tech (2-1) 17, at #9 Kansas State (4-0) 58 #21 Boston College (3-0) 23, at #11 Virginia Tech (2-1) 17 --Nice win for the Eagles going into Hokie territory and coming out victorious-- #42 Northwestern (3-1) 3, at #23 Minnesota (4-0) 42 #18 Stanford (3-1) 21, at #6 USC (3-0) 38 --Stanford can't find a way to beat the #6 team in the nation and will move down in the standings. Put up a decent fight tough-- Florida (1-3) 10, at #12 Arkansas (4-0) 52 #3 Georgia (3-0) 80, at Mississippi (1-2) 7 --WOW!!!! The Bulldogs could pull ahead in the coaches' poll with that one!-- #28 Tennessee (2-1) 41, at #26 Alabama (2-2) 10 Wake Forest (2-2) 18, at #4 Florida State (4-0) 35 Rutgers (1-2) 7, at #5 Miami (4-0) 49 --The Hurricanes roll over Rutgers at home-- #34 Oregon (2-2) 37, at #10 UCLA (3-0) 42 --UCLA QB Roderick Fulton goes 19-for-29 with 334 yards, 3 TD to lead the Bruins past the Ducks-- #15 Clemson (3-0) 38, at Duke (0-4) 13 North Carolina (1-2) 0, at #17 Maryland (4-0) 57 #44 Michigan State (3-1) 35, at #20 Iowa (2-1) 24 #24 Ohio State (3-1) 35, at #41 Illinois (2-2) 10 B12 Missouri (0-4) 3, at #16 Oklahoma (3-1) 70 #13 Colorado State (4-0) 36, at Wyoming (0-4) 28 San Jose State (0-3) 0, at #25 Notre Dame (3-1) 59 --The Irish still bitter after the disrespect after the Michigan loss, continue to build their way back up-- Offensive Player of the Week: RB IRVING AGHEMO (LSU) : 35 carries for 198 yards and 2 TD. Defensive Player of the Year: DE JON WALTER (Louisiana-Monroe) : 10 tackles, 3.0 sacks. New Top 25 1. Michigan (4-0) 2. Texas (3-0) 3. Georgia (3-0) 4. Florida State (4-0) 5. Miami (4-0) 6. USC (3-0) 7. Nebraska (4-0) 8. Kansas State (4-0) 9. UCLA (3-0) 10. Oklahoma (3-1) 11. Arkansas (4-0) 12. Colorado State (4-0) 13. Tennessee (2-1) 14. Clemson (3-0) 15. Ohio State (3-1) 16. Notre Dame (3-1) 17. Maryland (4-0) 18. Boston College (3-0) 19. Washington State (3-0) 20. North Carolina State (4-0) 21. Minnesota (4-0) 22. Penn State (3-1) 23. Wisconsin (3-1) 24. Washington (3-1) 25. LSU (3-1) Stanford is currently ranked #30. __________________ Go STL Sports! Last edited by mtaystl03 : 01-29-2004 at 09:55 PM.