Five Great Quarterbacks...2004 Season (A TCY/FOF2004 Dynasty)

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2004 NCAA Week 10 BCS Rankings:

(Last Week's Rank in Parentheses)

1. (2) Texas 8-0 (6.67)
2. (5) Florida State 7-1 (11.08)
3. (6) Pittsburgh 8-0 (11.77)
4. (1) Ohio State 7-1 (12.43)
5. (4) Georgia 8-0 (13.86)
6. (7) Florida 7-1 (13.91)
7. (9) Oregon State 8-0 (14.71)
8. (11) Penn State 8-1 (16.90)
9. (12) Tennessee 6-1 (19.17)
10. (13) Michigan State 7-1 (19.70)
11. (10) Kansas State 8-1 (20.81)
12. (3) USC 6-1 (29.93)
13. (15) Miami (FL) 8-1 (32.44)
14. (18) Oklahoma 6-2 (33.26)
15. (20) Clemson 6-1 (33.28)
16. (8) Colorado State 7-1 (33.44)
17. (14) NC State 8-1 (33.96)
18. (17) Notre Dame 7-1 (36.32)
19. (21) UCLA 6-2 (41.43)
20. (19) Michigan 5-3 (45.49)
21. (23) Illinois 6-2 (48.60)
22. (X) Marshall 7-1 (50.53)
23. (X) Texas Tech 6-2 (50.55)
24. (16) Nebraska 6-2 (52.82)
25. (25) Boise State 6-1 (55.50)

Dropped Out: California, Texas A&M

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2004 NCAA Standings, Week 10

ACC:
Florida State 7-1 (5-0)
Clemson 6-1 (5-0)
NC State 8-1 (5-1)
Virginia 5-2 (4-1)
Georgia Tech 4-3 (2-3)
Maryland 5-4 (2-4)
North Carolina 2-7 (1-5)
Duke 1-7 (0-5)
Wake Forest 0-8 (0-5)

Big 10
Penn State 8-1 (6-0)
Ohio State 7-1 (4-1)
Michigan State 7-1 (4-1)
Michigan 5-3 (4-1)
Illinois 6-2 (3-2)
Iowa 5-3 (3-3)
Purdue 4-4 (2-3)
Northwestern 3-5 (1-4)
Indiana 2-6 (1-4)
Minnesota 3-6 (1-5)
Wisconsin 3-5 (0-5)

Big 12 South
Texas 8-0 (5-0)
Oklahoma 6-2 (4-1)
Texas Tech 6-2 (3-2)
Texas A&M 5-3 (3-2)
Baylor 3-6 (2-4)
Oklahoma State 3-6 (0-6)

Pac 10
Oregon State 8-0 (5-0)
USC 6-1 (4-1)
UCLA 6-2 (4-1)
Oregon 6-3 (4-2)
California 5-3 (3-2)
Washington 4-5 (3-3)
Arizona State 4-4 (2-3)
Washington State 4-4 (1-4)
Stanford 3-5 (0-5)
Arizona 2-6 (0-5)

Conference Champions:
Independents: Notre Dame

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2004 NFL Week 10 Scoreboard

Baltimore (7-2) 16, Miami (4-5) 13
New England (7-2-1) 40, Buffalo (1-9) 3
Pittsburgh (6-3) 26, Cincinnati (4-5) 14
Green Bay (6-3) 35, Dallas (4-5) 14
Denver (4-5) 27, Kansas City (4-5) 24 (OT)
Houston (7-2) 20, Indianapolis (6-3) 19
San Diego (3-6) 34, Jacksonville (3-6) 14
Minnesota (2-7) 27, Chicago (3-6) 9
New Orleans (6-3) 27, Arizona (4-5) 17
NY Giants (8-1) 22, Philadelphia (5-4) 21
Tennessee (6-3) 28, Oakland (4-5) 23
St. Louis (7-3) 42, Seattle (6-3-1) 14
Tampa Bay (5-4) 23, Atlanta (1-8) 22
Detroit (3-6) 23, Washington (3-6) 20

Offensive Player of the Week:
Jake Plummer (QB-Denver) 24 of 36 passes for 319 yards, 2 Touchdowns, and 1 Interception.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Shaun Williams (S-New England) 10 tackles, 5 Assists, 1 Sack, 1 Interception, 1 Pass Defensed.

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2004 NFL Week 10 Standings

AFC North:
Baltimore 7-2
Pittsburgh 6-3
Cincinnati 4-5
Cleveland 4-5

AFC South:
Houston 7-2
Tennessee 6-3
Indianapolis 6-3
Jacksonville 3-6

AFC East:
New England 7-2-1
Miami 4-5
NY Jets 4-5
Buffalo 1-9

AFC West:
Denver 4-5
Oakland 4-5
Kansas City 4-5
San Diego 3-6

NFC North:
Green Bay 6-3
Detroit 3-6
Chicago 3-6
Minnesota 2-7

NFC South:
New Orleans 6-3
Tampa Bay 5-4
Carolina 3-6
Atlanta 1-8

NFC East:
NY Giants 8-1
Philadelphia 5-4
Dallas 4-5
Washington 3-6

NFC West:
St. Louis 7-3
Seattle 6-3-1
San Francisco 5-4
Arizona 4-5

[mtaystl03]

Go Rams!

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2004 NCAA Week 11 Top 25 Scoreboard

#2 Texas (9-0) 48, Kansas (2-7) 6
#3 Florida State (8-1) 44, #18 NC State (8-2) 3
#4 Ohio State (8-1) 33, Iowa (5-4) 24
#5 Florida (8-1) 44, Alabama (4-5) 0
#7 Tennessee (7-1) 51, LSU (4-5) 22
#8 Oregon State (9-0) 38, Stanford (3-6) 7
#10 Pittsburgh (9-0) 38, Syracuse (4-4) 10
#12 Michigan State (8-1) 38, Northwestern (3-6) 14
#13 Notre Dame (8-1) 63, BYU (6-3) 10
#14 Oklahoma (7-2) 33, Colorado (4-5) 7
#15 Colorado State (8-1) 45, New Mexico (3-6) 14
Texas A&M (6-3) 31, #16 Nebraska (6-3) 10
#17 USC (7-1) 25, California (5-4) 22
#19 Clemson (7-1) 31, Virginia (5-3) 28
#20 Boise State (7-1) 36, SMU (4-5) 3
#21 UCLA (7-2) 35, Arizona State (4-5) 7
#22 Texas Tech (7-2) 66, Missouri (3-6) 27
#23 Michigan (6-3) 20, #11 Penn State (8-2) 10
#24 Marshall (8-1) 28, Central Florida (5-5) 9
#25 Mississippi (7-2) 13, Vanderbilt (2-6) 7

None of the five heroes of our story take a snap this week.

Offensive Player of the Week:
Junior Winslett (QB-Texas Tech) 32 of 45 passes for 433 yards, 7 Touchdowns, and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
James Manderscheid (DE-Oklahoma) 10 Tackles, 2 Assists, 3.5 Sacks.

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2004 NCAA Week 11 BCS Rankings:

(Last Week's Rank in Parentheses)

1. (1) Texas 9-0 (7.36)
2. (2) Florida State 7-1 (11.08)
3. (4) Ohio State 8-1 (10.39)
4. (3) Pittsburgh 9-0 (10.98)
5. (5) Georgia 8-0 (12.73)
6. (7) Oregon State 9-0 (13.60)
7. (6) Florida 8-1 (13.84)
8. (11) Kansas State 8-1 (19.65)
9. (9) Tennessee 7-1 (19.76)
10. (10) Michigan State 8-1 (21.67)
11. (15) Clemson 6-1 (27.80)
12. (18) Notre Dame 8-1 (29.34)
13. (8) Penn State 8-2 (30.22)
14. (12) USC 7-1 (30.69)
15. (16) Colorado State 8-1 (31.89)
16. (14) Oklahoma 7-2 (32.17)
17. (13) Miami (FL) 8-1 (33.26)
18. (19) UCLA 7-2 (34.72)
19. (20) Michigan 6-3 (41.41)
20. (17) NC State 8-2 (45.57)
21. (22) Marshall 8-1 (47.32)
22. (23) Texas Tech 7-2 (47.46)
23. (25) Boise State 7-1 (50.00)

Dropped Out: Illinois, Nebraska

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2004 NCAA Week 11 Standings:

ACC:
Florida State 8-1 (6-0)
Clemson 7-1 (6-0)
NC State 8-2 (5-2)
Virginia 5-3 (4-2)
Maryland 5-4 (2-4)
Georgia Tech 4-4 (2-4)
Duke 2-7 (1-5)
Wake Forest 1-8 (1-5)
North Carolina 2-8 (1-6)

Big 10:
Penn State 8-2 (6-1)
Ohio State 8-1 (5-1)
Michigan State 8-1 (5-1)
Michigan 6-3 (5-1)
Purdue 5-4 (3-3)
Illinois 6-3 (3-3)
Iowa 5-4 (3-4)
Wisconsin 4-5 (1-5)
Minnesota 3-6 (1-5)
Northwestern 3-6 (1-5)
Indiana 2-7 (1-5)

Big 12-South
Texas 9-0 (6-0)
Oklahoma 7-2 (5-1)
Texas Tech 7-2 (4-2)
Texas A&M 6-3 (4-2)
Baylor 3-6 (2-4)
Oklahoma State 3-6 (0-6)

Pac 10
Oregon State 9-0 (6-0)
USC 7-1 (5-1)
UCLA 7-2 (5-1)
Oregon 7-3 (5-2)
California 5-4 (3-3)
Washington 4-6 (3-4)
Washington State 5-4 (2-4)
Arizona State 4-5 (2-4)
Stanford 3-6 (0-6)
Arizona 2-7 (0-6)

Conference Champions:
Independents: Notre Dame

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2004 NFL Week 11 Scoreboard

Arizona (5-5) 21, San Francisco (5-5) 9
Atlanta (2-8) 33, New Orleans (6-4) 25
Baltimore (8-2) 24, Pittsburgh (6-4) 21
Tampa Bay (6-4) 37, Carolina (3-7) 12
Cleveland (5-5) 19, Cincinnati (4-6) 16
Dallas (5-5) 24, Philadelphia (5-5) 17
Minnesota (3-7) 17, Detroit (3-7) 14
Green Bay (7-3) 37, Chicago (3-7) 25
Tennessee (7-3) 17, Indianapolis (6-4) 10
Houston (8-2) 31, Jacksonville (3-7) 10
San Diego (4-6) 22, Kansas City (4-6) 21
Miami (5-5) 18, NY Jets (4-6) 17
Denver (5-5) 41, Oakland (4-6) 38
NY Giants (9-1) 27, Washington (3-7) 9

Notes:
New Orleans (5-0) and Indianapolis (6-0) each started off on a roll, and have since dropped to 6-4. New Orleans is now tied for first with a rejuvenated Bucs team, Indianapolis is actually down two games to first place Houston.

Offensive Player of the Week:
Kyle Boller (QB-Baltimore) 25 of 37 passes for 301 yards and 2 Touchdowns with no interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Doug Evans (S-Atlanta) 13 Tackles, 1 Assist, 1 Sack, 1 Interception, 2 Passes Defensed.

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2004 NFL Week 11 Standings:

AFC North:
Baltimore 8-2
Pittsburgh 6-4
Cleveland 5-5
Cincinnati 4-6

AFC South:
Houston 8-2
Tennessee 7-3
Indianapolis 6-4
Jacksonville 3-7

AFC East:
New England 7-2-1
Miami 5-5
NY Jets 4-6
Buffalo 1-9

AFC West:
Denver 5-5
Oakland 4-6
San Diego 4-6
Kansas City 4-6

NFC North:
Green Bay 7-3
Minnesota 3-7
Detroit 3-7
Chicago 3-7

NFC South:
Tampa Bay 6-4
New Orleans 6-4
Carolina 3-7
Atlanta 2-8

NFC East:
NY Giants 9-1
Dallas 5-5
Philadelphia 5-5
Washington 3-7

NFC West:
St. Louis 7-3
Seattle 6-3-1
Arizona 5-5
San Francisco 5-5

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2004 NCAA Week 12 Top 25 Scoreboard

#1 Georgia (9-0) 52, #7 Tennessee (7-2) 25
#3 Florida State (9-1) 53, #16 Clemson (7-2) 10
#4 Ohio State (9-1) 28, Wisconsin (4-6) 21
#5 Florida (9-1) 55, Vanderbilt (2-7) 7
#6 Miami (FL) 38, #10 Pittsburgh (9-1) 24
#8 Oregon State (10-0) 34, #18 UCLA (7-3) 31
#9 Kansas State (9-1) 48, Kansas (2-8) 0
#11 Michigan State (9-1) 31, Indiana (2-8)
#13 Oklahoma (8-2) 59, Oklahoma State (3-7) 10
#14 Colorado State (9-1) 34, BYU (6-4) 14
#15 USC (8-1) 42, Arizona State (4-6) 35
#17 Boise State (8-1) 59, San Jose State (3-7) 0
#20 Texas Tech (8-2) 54, Baylor (3-7) 0
#21 Michigan (7-3) 33, Illinois (6-4) 10
Kent (5-5) 27, #22 Marshall (8-2) 24
#24 Nebraska (7-3) 35, Colorado (4-6) 3

None of the 5 QBs got into a game this week. Sigh.

Offensive Player of the Week:
Sedrick Foley (QB-Florida) 27 of 33 passes for 419 yards, 5 Touchdowns, and 1 Interception.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Tony Cassidy (S-Utah State) 23 Tackles, 1 Assist
No, that's not a typographical error. He had 23 tackles (even checked the game log).

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2004 NCAA Week 12 BCS Rankings:

(Last Week's Rank in Parentheses)

1. (2) Florida State 9-1 (6.75)
2. (1) Texas 9-0 (6.89)
3. (6) Oregon State 10-0 (10.87)
4. (3) Ohio State 9-1 (10.92)
5. (5) Georgia 9-0 (11.05)
6. (7) Florida 9-1 (13.61)
7. (8) Kansas State 9-1 (19.42)
8. (4) Pittsburgh 9-1 (20.88)
9. (10) Michigan State 9-1 (23.69)
10. (17) Miami (FL) 9-1 (25.06)
11. (12) Notre Dame 8-1 (25.60)
12. (14) USC 8-1 (27.11)
13. (15) Colorado State 9-1 (28.02)
14. (13) Penn State 8-2 (28.80)
15. (16) Oklahoma 8-2 (29.06)
16. (9) Tennessee 7-2 (31.03)
17. (19) Michigan 7-3 (32.66)
18. (11) Clemson 7-2 (39.37)
19. (23) Boise State 8-1 (40.00)
20. (18) UCLA 7-3 (43.46)
21. (20) NC State 8-2 (44.90)
22. (22) Texas Tech 8-2 (45.06)
23. (21) Marshall 8-2 (58.63)
24. (?) Texas A&M 6-3 (60.56)
25. (?) Virginia Tech 6-3 (60.97)

Somehow I omitted teams 24 & 25 from the list last week. Sorry.

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2004 NCAA Week 12 Standings

ACC:
Florida State 9-1 (7-0)
Clemson 7-2 (6-1)
NC State 8-2 (5-2)
Virginia 6-3 (5-2)
Georgia Tech 5-4 (3-4)
Maryland 5-5 (2-5)
Wake Forest 2-8 (2-5)
Duke 2-8 (1-6)
North Carolina 2-9 (1-7)

Big 10:
Ohio State 9-1 (6-1)
Michigan State 9-1 (6-1)
Michigan 9-1 (6-1)
Penn State 8-2 (6-1)
Purdue 6-4 (4-3)
Iowa 6-4 (4-4)
Illinois 6-4 (3-4)
Wisconsin 4-6 (1-6)
Minnesota 3-7 (1-6)
Northwestern 3-7 (1-6)
Indiana 2-8 (1-6)

Big 12 South:
Texas 9-0 (6-0)
Oklahoma 8-2 (6-1)
Texas Tech 8-2 (5-2)
Texas A&M 6-3 (4-2)
Baylor 3-7 (2-5)
Oklahoma State 3-7 (0-7)

Pac 10
Oregon State 10-0 (7-0)
USC 8-1 (6-1)
UCLA 7-3 (5-2)
Oregon 7-3 (5-2)
Washington State 6-4 (3-4)
California 5-5 (3-4)
Washington 4-6 (3-4)
Arizona State 4-6 (2-5)
Arizona 3-7 (1-6)
Stanford 3-7 (0-7)

Conference Champions:
Big 12 North: Kansas State
Independents: Notre Dame

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2004 NFL Week 12 Scoreboard

Oakland (5-6) 38, Atlanta (2-9) 28
Chicago (4-7) 17, Tennessee (7-4) 13
Washington (4-7) 49, Cincinnati (4-7) 31
Green Bay (8-3) 20, Houston (8-3) 17
Detroit (4-7) 26, Indianapolis (6-5) 14
Indianapolis has now dropped 5 games in a row since their 6-0 start.
Carolina (4-7) 23, Kansas City (4-7) 13
Miami (6-5) 16, Arizona (5-6) 10
Minnesota (4-7) 21, Jacksonville (3-8) 12
San Francisco (6-5) 23, New England (7-3-1) 20 (OT)
Denver (6-5) 31, New Orleans (6-5) 28
NY Giants (10-1) 10, Baltimore (8-3) 6
Philadelphia (6-5) 21, Cleveland (5-6) 8
Eagles Kicker David Akers sets a new league record by kicking 7 of 7 field goals against the Browns, which breaks the record of 6 set by the Bengals Broderick Woodyard earlier this season.
Pittsburgh (7-4) 23, Dallas (5-6) 17
San Diego (5-6) 21, Tampa Bay (6-5) 19
Seattle (7-3-1) 19, NY Jets (4-7) 16
St. Louis (8-3) 23, Buffalo (1-10) 19
Despite the return of Drew Bledsoe, the 2003 AFC Champion Bills earn the dubious honor of being the first team officially eliminated from postseason play.

Offensive Player of the Week:
Jeff Garcia (QB-San Francisco) 28 of 44 passes for 318 yards, 2 Touchdowns, and 0 Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Kenny Mixon (DE-Minnesota) 6 Tackles, 3 Sacks.

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2004 NFL Week 12 Standings

AFC North:
Baltimore 8-3
Pittsburgh 7-4
Cleveland 5-6
Cincinnati 4-7

AFC South:
Houston 8-3
Tennessee 7-4
Indianapolis 6-5
Jacksonville 3-8

AFC East:
New England 7-3-1
Miami 6-5
NY Jets 4-7
Buffalo 1-10

AFC West:
Denver 6-5
Oakland 5-6
San Diego 5-6
Kansas City 4-7

NFC North:
Green Bay 8-3
Minnesota 4-7
Detroit 4-7
Chicago 4-7

NFC South:
Tampa Bay 6-5
New Orleans 6-5
Carolina 4-7
Atlanta 2-9

NFC East:
NY Giants (10-1)
Philadelphia (6-5)
Dallas (5-6)
Washington (4-7)

NFC West:
St. Louis (8-3)
Seattle (7-3-1)
San Francisco (6-5)
Arizona (5-6)

x-Clinched Playoff Berth
y-Clinched Division Title

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2004 NCAA Week 13 Top 25 Scoreboard

#1 Georgia (10-0) 49, #5 Florida (9-2) 25
#2 Texas (10-0) 52, #18 Texas Tech (8-3) 13
#3 Florida State (10-1) 52, Duke (2-9) 0
#4 Ohio State (10-1) 28, #19 Michigan (7-4) 11
#6 Miami (FL) (10-1) 25, Boston College (5-5) 7
Oregon (8-3) 48, #7 Oregon State (10-1) 7
#8 Kansas State (10-1) 29, #20 Nebraska (7-4) 25
#17 Penn State (9-2) 24, #9 Michigan State (9-2) 21
#13 USC (9-1) 45, #10 Notre Dame (8-2) 21
#11 Oklahoma (9-2) 45, Texas A&M (6-4) 20
#12 Colorado State (10-1) 45, UNLV (6-4) 10
#14 Tennessee (8-2) 41, Kentucky (4-7) 26
#15 Boise State (9-1) 54, Fresno State (8-3) 21
#16 Pittsburgh (10-1) 45, Rutgers (3-7) 0
#21 NC State (9-2) 34, Virginia (6-4) 14
#23 Clemson (8-2) 34, Georgia Tech (5-5) 27
#24 Virginia Tech (7-3) 20, Syracuse (5-5) 13

UCLA-Idle

Offensive Player of the Week:
Jerry Brock (RB-Utah) 33 carries for 266 yards, 4 Touchdowns.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Byron McNeil (DE-Kansas State) 8 Tackles, 1 Assist, 4 Sacks.

[mtaystl03]

In Week 12 how did Georgia drop from #1 after beating #17 Tennessee???

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2004 NCAA Week 13 BCS Rankings:

(Last Week's Rank in Parentheses)

1. (2) Texas 10-0 (5.99)
2. (1) Florida State 10-1 (6.69)
3. (5) Georgia 10-0 (8.78)
4. (4) Ohio State 10-1 (11.14)
5. (12) USC 9-1 (15.27)
6. (7) Kansas State 10-1 (16.22)
7. (6) Florida 9-2 (19.93)
8. (8) Pittsburgh 10-1 (21.78)
9. (10) Miami (FL) 10-1 (21.82)
10. (3) Oregon State 10-1 (23.00)
11. (13) Colorado State 10-1 (24.10)
12. (14) Penn State 9-2 (24.31)
13. (15) Oklahoma 9-2 (25.95)
14. (16) Tennessee 8-2 (28.36)
15. (18) Clemson 8-2 (31.13)
16. (9) Michigan State 9-2 (33.34)
17. (19) Boise State 9-1 (37.17)
18. (21) NC State 9-2 (39.57)
19. (11) Notre Dame 8-2 (40.48)
20. (17) Michigan 7-4 (43.79)
21. (20) UCLA 7-3 (45.04)
22. (X) Oregon 8-3 (46.36)
23. (23) Marshall 9-2 (53.25)
24. (25) Virginia Tech 7-3 (55.18)
25. (22) Texas Tech 8-3 (55.47)

Dropped Out: Texas A&M

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2004 NCAA Week 13 Conference Standings:

ACC:
x-Florida State 10-1 (8-0)
Clemson 8-2 (7-1)
NC State 9-2 (6-2)
Virginia 6-4 (5-3)
Georgia Tech 5-5 (3-5)
Maryland 6-5 (3-5)
Wake Forest 2-9 (2-6)
Duke 2-9 (1-7)
North Carolina 2-9 (1-7)

Big 10:
x-Penn State 9-2 (7-1)
Ohio State 10-1 (7-1)
Michigan State 9-2 (6-2)
Michigan 7-4 (6-2)
Purdue 7-4 (5-3)
Illinois 7-4 (4-4)
Iowa 6-4 (4-4)
Wisconsin 5-6 (2-6)
Minnesota 3-8 (1-7)
Northwestern 3-8 (1-7)
Indiana 2-9 (1-7)

Big 12 South:
x-Texas 10-0 (7-0)
Oklahoma 9-2 (7-1)
Texas Tech 8-3 (5-3)
Texas A&M 6-4 (4-3)
Baylor 3-8 (2-6)
Oklahoma State 4-7 (1-7)

Pac 10
Oregon State 10-1 (7-1)
USC 9-1 (6-1)
Oregon 8-3 (6-2)
UCLA 7-3 (5-2)
California 6-5 (4-4)
Washington 5-6 (4-4)
Washington State 6-5 (3-5)
Arizona State 4-6 (2-5)
Arizona 3-7 (1-6)
Stanford 3-8 (0-8)

Conference Champions:
ACC: Florida State
Big 10: Penn State
Big 12 North: Kansas State
Big 12 South: Texas
Big East: Miami (FL)
SEC North: Georgia
SEC South: Mississippi
Mountain West: Utah
Conference USA: South Florida
WAC: Boise State
MAC North: Marshall
MAC South: Northern Illinois
Sun Belt: New Mexico State
Independents: Notre Dame
Great Alaska: Alaska-Barrow

[WussGawd]

Originally posted by mtaystl03
In Week 12 how did Georgia drop from #1 after beating #17 Tennessee???

Hmm. I'm thinking you're confusing polls. For the scoreboard, I'm showing the rank based on the Coaches' Reputation Poll. For the BCS Rankings, I'm using the composite of the computer rankings and polls (Overall score).

Georgia is currently #3 in the BCS (behind 1 loss Florida State-a BCS controversy in the making), while they've been #1 in the Coaches Poll for a while now.

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2004 NFL Week 13 Scoreboard

Baltimore (9-3) 14, Oakland (5-7) 3
Green Bay (9-3) 16, Carolina (4-8) 13
St. Louis (9-3) 28, Chicago (4-8) 23
San Diego (6-6) 21, Cleveland (5-7) 9
After dropping 5 games in a row to fall to 1-6, San Diego has now won 5 in a row, and is tied with Denver for the division lead at 6-6.
Dallas (6-6) 24, Atlanta (2-10) 7
Like Buffalo, the Falcons are only playing for pride from this point forward.
Buffalo (2-10) 23, Denver (6-6) 20 (OT)
Arizona (6-6) 27, Detroit (4-8) 14
Jacksonville (4-8) 27, Cincinnati (4-8) 24
Kansas City (5-7) 17, New England (7-4-1)
Indianapolis (7-5) 23, Miami (6-6) 20
Houston (9-3) 31, NY Jets (4-8) 10
Philadelphia (7-5) 24, New Orleans (6-6) 17
Washington (5-7) 37, San Francisco (6-6) 10
NY Giants (11-1) 32, Seattle (7-4-1) 6
Minnesota (5-7) 27, Tampa Bay (6-6) 22
Pittsburgh (8-4) 23, Tennessee (7-5) 20

Offensive Player of the Week:
Donovan McNabb (QB-Philadelphia) 22 of 35 passes for 278 yards with 2 Touchdowns and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Vonnie Holiday (DE-Kansas City) 2 Tackles, 2 Assists, 2 Sacks.

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2004 NFL Week 13 Standings:

AFC North:
Baltimore 9-3
Pittsburgh 8-4
Cleveland 5-7
Cincinnati 4-8

AFC South:
Houston 9-3
Tennessee 7-5
Indianapolis 7-5
Jacksonville 4-8

AFC East:
New England 7-4-1
Miami 6-6
NY Jets 4-8
Buffalo 2-10

AFC West:
Denver 6-6
San Diego 6-6
Oakland 5-7
Kansas City 5-7

NFC North:
Green Bay 9-3
Minnesota 5-7
Detroit 4-8
Chicago 4-8

NFC South:
Tampa Bay 6-6
New Orleans 6-6
Carolina 4-8
Atlanta 2-10

NFC East:
NY Giants 11-1
Philadelphia 7-5
Dallas 6-6
Washington 5-7

NFC West:
St. Louis 9-3
Seattle 7-4-1
Arizona 6-6
San Francisco 6-6

x-Clinched Playoff Berth
y-Clinched Division Title

[WussGawd]

2004 NCAA Week 14 Top 25 Scoreboard

#1 Georgia (11-0) 44, Georgia Tech (5-6) 41
#2 Texas (11-0) 38, Texas A&M (6-5) 24
#10 USC (10-1) 34, #22 UCLA (7-4) 7
#12 Tennessee (9-2) 52, Vanderbilt (3-8) 10
#13 Boise State (10-1) 61, Idaho (1-10) 17
#17 Notre Dame (9-2) 27, Boston College (5-6) 21
#19 Clemson (9-2) 24, South Carolina (4-7) 7
Virginia (7-4) 17, #20 Virginia Tech (7-4) 10

Florida State, Michigan, Oklahoma-Idle

Offensive Player of the Week:
Arnold Drake (RB-Boise State) 39 carries for 221 yards and 2 Touchdowns.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Lonnie Boss (DE-Houston) 7 Tackles, 1 Assist, 3.5 Sacks.

[WussGawd]

2004 NCAA Week 14 BCS Rankings:

Art imitates life. Assuming Georgia wins the SEC Title Game against Mississippi, a Texas win in the Big 12 Title Game against Kansas State would most likely shut the unbeaten Bulldogs out of a BCS Title Game in favor of one-loss Florida State.

(Last Week's Rank in Parentheses)

1. (1) Texas 11-0 (6.50)
2. (2) Florida State 10-1 (6.57)
3. (3) Georgia 11-0 (9.69)
4. (4) Ohio State 10-1 (11.76)
5. (5) USC 10-1 (12.16)
6. (6) Kansas State 10-1 (15.89)
7. (7) Florida 9-2 (19.72)
8. (9) Miami (FL) 10-1 (23.27)
9. (8) Pittsburgh 10-1 (23.73)
10. (10) Oregon State 10-1 (24.12)
11. (12) Penn State 9-2 (24.14)
12. (11) Colorado State 10-1 (25.31)
13. (14) Tennessee 9-2 (25.55)
14. (13) Oklahoma 9-2 (27.20)
15. (15) Clemson 9-2 (27.87)
16. (16) Michigan State 9-2 (32.01)
17. (17) Boise State 10-1 (37.00)
18. (18) NC State 9-2 (37.75)
19. (19) Notre Dame 9-2 (39.61)
20. (20) Michigan 7-4 (42.54)
21. (22) Oregon 8-3 (46.06)
22. (23) Marshall 9-2 (51.63)
23. (X) Northern Illinois 9-2 (54.01)
24. (25) Texas Tech 8-3 (56.43)
25. (21) UCLA 7-4 (56.56)

Dropped Out: Virginia Tech

[WussGawd]

2004 NCAA Week 13 Conference Standings:

ACC:
x-Florida State 10-1 (8-0)
Clemson 9-2 (7-1)
NC State 9-2 (6-2)
Virginia 7-4 (5-3)
Georgia Tech 5-6 (3-5)
Maryland 6-5 (3-5)
Wake Forest 2-9 (2-6)
Duke 2-9 (1-7)
North Carolina 2-9 (1-7)

Big 10:
x-Penn State 9-2 (7-1)
Ohio State 10-1 (7-1)
Michigan State 9-2 (6-2)
Michigan 7-4 (6-2)
Purdue 7-4 (5-3)
Illinois 7-4 (4-4)
Iowa 7-4 (4-4)
Wisconsin 5-6 (2-6)
Minnesota 3-8 (1-7)
Northwestern 3-8 (1-7)
Indiana 2-9 (1-7)

Big 12 South:
x-Texas 11-0 (8-0)
Oklahoma 9-2 (7-1)
Texas Tech 8-3 (5-3)
Texas A&M 6-5 (4-4)
Baylor 3-8 (2-6)
Oklahoma State 4-7 (1-7)

Pac 10
x-USC 10-1 (7-1)
Oregon State 10-1 (7-1)
Oregon 8-3 (6-2)
UCLA 7-4 (5-3)
California 6-5 (4-4)
Washington 5-6 (4-4)
Washington State 6-5 (3-5)
Arizona State 5-6 (3-5)
Arizona 3-8 (1-7)
Stanford 3-8 (0-8)

Conference Champions:
ACC: Florida State
Big 10: Penn State
Big 12 North: Kansas State
Big 12 South: Texas
Big East: Miami (FL)
Pac 10: USC
SEC North: Georgia
SEC South: Mississippi
Mountain West: Utah
Conference USA: South Florida
WAC: Boise State
MAC North: Marshall
MAC South: Northern Illinois
Sun Belt: New Mexico State
Independents: Notre Dame
Great Alaska: Alaska-Barrow

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 14 Scoreboard:
Arizona (7-6) 20, New England (7-5-1) 17
Philadelphia (8-5) 34, Baltimore (9-4) 6
Buffalo (3-10) 17, Seattle (7-5-1) 10
Oakland (6-7) 16, Carolina (4-9) 13
NY Giants (12-1) 30, Cleveland (5-8) 17
The Giants clinch the NFC East.
Dallas (7-6) 36, Cincinnati (4-9) 34
Detroit (5-8) 34, Houston (9-4) 23
Green Bay (10-3) 31, Indianapolis (7-6) 3
Green Bay wins the NFC North.
Jacksonville (5-8) 26, Chicago (4-9) 17
Atlanta (3-10) 27, Kansas City (5-8) 24
San Francisco (7-6) 16, NY Jets (4-9) 13 (OT)
San Diego (7-6) 25, New Orleans (6-7) 0
Miami (7-6) 20, St. Louis (9-4) 3
Tampa Bay (7-6) 21, Denver (6-7) 20
Tennessee (8-5) 27, Minnesota (5-8) 13
Washington (6-7) 10, Pittsburgh (8-5) 7

Offensive Player of the Week:
Byron Leftwich (QB-Jacksonville) 24 of 37 passes for 264 yards, 3 Touchdowns, and 1 Interception.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Keith Bulluck (LB-Tennessee) 8 Tackles, 3 Assists, 2 Sacks, 1 Interception.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 14 Standings

AFC North:
Baltimore 9-4
Pittsburgh 8-5
Cleveland 5-8
Cincinnati 4-9

AFC South:
Houston 9-4
Tennessee 8-5
Indianapolis 7-6
Jacksonville 5-8

AFC East:
New England 7-5-1
Miami 7-6
NY Jets 4-9
Buffalo 3-10

AFC West:
San Diego 7-6
Denver 6-7
Oakland 6-7
Kansas City 5-8

NFC North:
y-Green Bay 10-3
Minnesota 5-8
Detroit 5-8
Chicago 4-9

NFC South:
Tampa Bay 7-6
New Orleans 6-7
Carolina 4-9
Atlanta 3-10

NFC East:
y-NY Giants 12-1
Philadelphia 8-5
Dallas 7-6
Washington 6-7

NFC West:
St. Louis 9-4
Seattle 7-5-1
Arizona 7-6
San Francisco 7-6

x-Clinched Playoff Spot
y-Clinched Division Title

[mtaystl03]

Gotcha. My bad. Carry on... Im looking forward to seeing how these guys perform when they actually get on the field.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 14 Playoff Picture

AFC:
a-Baltimore 9-4 (C: 8-2; D: 3-1)
a-Houston 9-4 (C: 8-2; D: 2-2)
Tennessee 8-5 (C: 7-3; D: 4-0)
Pittsburgh 8-5 (C: 6-4; D: 2-2)
a-New England 7-5-1 (C: 7-3; D: 3-1)
a-San Diego 7-6 (C: 4-6; D: 1-3)
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Indianapolis 7-6 (C: 6-4; D: 2-2)
Miami 7-6 (C: 5-5; D: 3-1)
Denver 6-7 (C: 4-6; D: 4-0)
Oakland 6-7 (C: 4-6; D: 2-2)
Kansas City 5-8 (C: 5-5; D: 1-3)
Cleveland 5-8 (C: 4-6; D: 2-2)
Jacksonville 5-8 (C: 3-7; D: 0-4)

NFC:
y-NY Giants 12-1 (C: 10-0; D: 4-0)
y-Green Bay 10-3 (C: 7-3; D: 4-0)
a-St. Louis 9-4 (C: 8-2; D: 4-0)
Philadelphia 8-5 (C: 5-5; D: 1-3)
Seattle 7-5-1 (C: 6-4; D: 2-2)
a-Tampa Bay 7-6 (C: 5-5; D: 4-0)
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Dallas 7-6 (C: 6-4; D: 3-1)
Arizona 7-6 (C: 5-5; D: 1-3)
San Francisco 7-6 (C: 4-6; D 1-3)
New Orleans 6-7 (C: 5-5; D: 1-3)
Washington 6-7 (C: 4-6; D: 0-4)
Minnesota 5-8 (C: 4-6; D: 2-2)
Detroit 5-8 (C: 3-7; D: 1-3)

a-Team currently leading their division.
x-Clinched Wild Card Spot
y-Clinched Division
z-Clinched Playoff Home Field Advantage
Teams above the dashed line would make the playoffs if the season ended today.

[kingfc22]

Interesting dynasty. Keep it up.

[tucker342]

great stuff, keep it up!

[WussGawd]

Thanks, Guys!

[WussGawd]

2004 NCAA Conference Championship Week

Big 12 Championship Game:
#2 Texas (12-0) 27, #6 Kansas State (10-2) 26

MAC Championship Game:
#24 Northern Illinois (10-2) 16, #23 Marshall (9-3) 13

SEC Championship Game:
#1 Georgia (12-0) 17, Mississippi (8-4) 14

Offensive Player of the Week:
Vinny Harding (RB-Kansas State) 37 carries for 144 yards and 1 Touchdown.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Adam Miller (DE-Georgia) 3 Tackles, 1 Assist, 3.5 Sacks.

[WussGawd]

2004 NCAA Final Regular Season BCS Rankings:

Sure enough, 12-0 Georgia has been shut out of the Rose Bowl in favor of 10-1 Florida State.

(Last Week's Rank in Parentheses)

1. (2) Florida State 10-1 (6.73)
2. (1) Texas 12-0 (6.90)
3. (3) Georgia 12-0 (9.79)
4. (5) USC 10-1 (11.24)
5. (4) Ohio State 10-1 (11.51)
6. (7) Florida 9-2 (19.18)
7. (8) Miami (FL) (22.27)
8. (6) Kansas State 10-2 (22.42)
9. (10) Oregon State 10-1 (23.37)
10. (9) Pittsburgh 10-1 (23.39)
11. (11) Penn State 9-2 (24.14)
12. (12) Colorado State 10-1 (24.60)
13. (13) Tennessee 9-2 (25.05)
14. (14) Oklahoma 9-2 (27.45)
15. (15) Clemson 9-2 (27.91)
16. (16) Michigan State 9-2 (31.80)
17. (17) Boise State 10-1 (36.00)
18. (18) NC State 9-2 (37.83)
19. (19) Notre Dame 9-2 (39.78)
20. (20) Michigan 7-4 (41.79)
21. (21) Oregon 8-3 (45.93)
22. (22) Northern Illinois 10-2 (49.11)
23. (24) Texas Tech 8-3 (54.93)
24. (25) UCLA 7-4 (55.35)
25. (X) New Mexico State 9-2 (60.22)

Dropped Out: Marshall

[WussGawd]

2004 Bowl Schedule

Rose Bowl: Florida State (10-1) vs. Texas (12-0)
Fiesta Bowl: Ohio State (10-1) vs. Georgia (12-0)
Sugar Bowl: Miami (FL) (10-1) vs. USC (10-1)
Orange Bowl: Penn State (9-2) vs. Florida (9-2)
Cotton Bowl: Michigan State (9-2) vs. Kansas State (10-2)
Florida Citrus Bowl: Oregon State (10-1) vs. Mississippi (8-4)
Sun Bowl: Michigan (7-4) vs. Oregon (8-3)
Gator Bowl: Clemson (9-2) vs. Utah (7-4)
Holiday Bowl: Oklahoma (9-2) vs. Pittsburgh (10-1)
Outback Bowl: Purdue (7-4) vs. Tennessee (9-2)
Alamo Bowl: NC State (9-2) vs. Texas Tech (8-3)
Liberty Bowl: Iowa (7-4) vs. Southern Mississippi (6-5)
Independence Bowl: Nebraska (7-4) vs. UCLA (7-4)
Insight.com Bowl: Virginia Tech (7-4) vs. Boise State (10-1)
Seattle Bowl: Virginia (7-4) vs. Illinois (7-4)
Houston Bowl: Texas A&M (6-5) vs. Notre Dame (9-2)
Music City Bowl: Syracuse (6-5) vs. Alabama (6-5)
Motor City Bowl: California (6-5) vs. Northern Illinois (10-2)
Peach Bowl: Maryland (6-5) vs. LSU (6-5)
Hawaii Bowl: Colorado State (10-1) vs. Tulane (6-5)
Las Vegas Bowl: BYU (7-4) vs. Marshall (9-3)
Humanitarian Bowl: Fresno State (8-3) vs. Bowling Green (8-3)
New Orleans Bowl: New Mexico State (9-2) vs. Alaska-Barrow (7-4)

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 15 Scoreboard

Green Bay (11-3) 27, Chicago (4-10) 10
Cincinnati (5-9) 21, Cleveland (5-9) 10
Denver (7-7) 24, Oakland (6-8) 17
Jacksonville (6-8) 20, Houston (9-5) 18
Minnesota (5-8-1) 17, Detroit (5-8-1) 17 (OT)
With this tie, Minnesota and Detroit eliminate each other from playoff contention. Detroit sets a league record with 56 team pass attempts. Joey Harrington ties the individual mark by throwing 55 of them.
Atlanta (4-1) 35, New Orleans (6-8) 27
New Orleans is 1-8 in their last 9 games after starting the season 5-0.
Miami (8-6) 24, NY Jets (4-10) 3
Washington (7-7) 20, NY Giants (12-2) 13
Dallas (8-6) 17, Philadelphia (8-6) 14
Baltimore (10-4) 17, Pittsburgh (8-6) 10
Baltimore clinches the AFC North thanks to a series sweep of the Steelers.
San Diego (8-6) 41, Kansas City (5-9) (OT)
San Francisco (8-6) 12, Arizona (7-7) 9 (OT)
Seattle (8-5-1) 37, St. Louis (9-5) 31 (OT)
Tampa Bay (8-6) 38, Carolina (4-10) 21
Indianapolis (8-6) 27, Tennessee (8-6) 24

Offensive Player of the Week:
Drew Brees (QB-San Diego) 28 of 37 passes for 342 yards, 3 Touchdowns, and 1 Interception.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Simeon Rice (DE-Tampa Bay) 4 Tackles, 2 Assists, 4.5 Sacks.

[WussGawd]

I'm too pooped to get the other stuff posted tonight. Rest assured I'll update the standings and the playoff picture tomorrow.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 15 Standings

AFC North:
y-Baltimore 10-4
Pittsburgh 8-6
Cincinnati 5-9
Cleveland 5-9

AFC South:
Houston 9-5
Tennessee 8-6
Indianapolis 8-6
Jacksonville 6-8

AFC East:
New England 8-5-1
Miami 8-6
NY Jets 4-10
Buffalo 3-11

AFC West:
San Diego 8-6
Denver 7-7
Oakland 6-8
Kansas City 5-9

NFC North:
y-Green Bay 11-3
Minnesota 5-8-1
Detroit 5-8-1
Chicago 4-10

NFC South:
Tampa Bay 8-6
New Orleans 6-8
Carolina 4-10
Atlanta 4-10

NFC East:
y-NY Giants 12-2
Dallas 8-6
Philadelphia 8-6
Washington 7-7

NFC West:
St. Louis 9-5
Seattle 8-5-1
San Francisco 8-6
Arizona 7-7

x-Clinched Playoff Spot.
y-Clinched Division Title

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 15 Playoff Picture

AFC:
y-Baltimore 10-4 (C: 9-2; D: 4-1)
a-Houston 9-5 (C: 8-3; D: 2-3)
a-New England 8-5-1 (C: 8-3; D: 4-1)
Pittsburgh 8-6 (C: 6-5; D: 2-3)
Miami 8-6 (C: 6-5; D: 4-1)
a-San Diego 8-6 (C: 5-6; D: 2-3)
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Tennessee 8-6 (C: 7-4; D: 4-1)
Indianapolis 8-6 (C: 7-4; D: 3-2)
Denver 7-7 (C: 5-6; D: 5-0)
Oakland 6-8 (C: 4-7; D: 2-3)
Jacksonville 6-8 (C: 4-7; D: 1-4)

NFC:
y-NY Giants 12-2 (C: 10-1; D: 4-1)
y-Green Bay 10-3 (C: 8-3; D: 5-0)
a-St. Louis 9-5 (C: 8-3; D: 4-1)
Seattle 8-5-1 (C: 7-4; D: 3-2)
Dallas 8-6 (C: 7-4; D: 4-1)
a-Tampa Bay 8-6 (D: 6-5; C: 5-0)
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Philadelphia 8-6 (C: 5-6; D: 1-4)
San Francisco 8-6 (C: 5-6; D: 2-3)
Arizona 7-7 (C: 5-6; D: 1-4)
Washington 7-7 (C: 5-6; D: 1-4)
New Orleans 6-8 (C: 5-6; D: 1-4)

a-Team currently leading their division.
x-Clinched Wild Card Spot
y-Clinched Division
z-Clinched Playoff Home Field Advantage
Teams above the dashed line would make the playoffs if the season ended today.

[WussGawd]

2004 Minor Bowl Tier Scoreboard:

Houston Bowl
Texas A&M (7-5) 31, #17 Notre Dame (9-3) 13
Music City Bowl:
Alabama (7-5) 35, Syracuse (6-6) 20
Motor City Bowl:
California (7-5) 49, #21 Northern Illinois (10-3) 14
Peach Bowl:
Maryland (7-5) 45, LSU (6-6) 15
Hawaii Bowl:
#10 Colorado State (11-1) 41, Tulane (6-6) 6
Las Vegas Bowl:
BYU (8-4) 34, Marshall (9-4) 30
Humanitarian Bowl:
Fresno State (9-3) 34, Bowling Green (8-4) 17
New Orleans Bowl:
New Mexico State (10-2) 29, Alaska-Barrow (7-5) 24

Offensive Player of the Week:
Geoff Collins (QB-Maryland) 19 of 23 passes for 299 yards, 3 Touchdowns, and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Troy Tubbs (LB-Bowling Green) 13 Tackles, 3 Assists, 1 Sack.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 16 Scoreboard

NY Jets (5-10) 32, Arizona (7-8) 14
Arizona is eliminated from playoff contention.
Baltimore (11-4) 31, Washington (7-8) 21
Baltimore clinches homefield advantage throughout the playoffs due to tiebreakers. Washington is bounced from the playoff race.
Carolina (5-10) 30, San Diego (8-7) 27
Cleveland (6-9) 29, Dallas (8-7) 24
Atlanta (5-10) 41, Denver (7-8) 6
Denver is eliminated from playoff contention.
Tennessee (9-6) 24, Detroit (5-9-1) 12
Jacksonville (7-8) 34, Green Bay (11-4) 17
Houston (10-5) 40, Minnesota (5-9-1) 18
Chicago (5-10) 23, Indianapolis (8-7) 12
Miami (9-6) 27, Seattle (8-6-1) 10
New England (9-5-1) 10, St. Louis (9-6) 7
Kansas City (6-9) 34, New Orleans (6-9) 20
With this loss, the Saints go from a 5-0 start to missing the playoffs.
NY Giants (13-2) 33, Cincinnati (5-10) 23
The Giants clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Oakland (7-8) 30, Tampa Bay (8-7) 22
Despite the win, the Raiders are bounced from the playoff race. Despite the loss, Tampa Bay clinches the NFC South.
Pittsburgh (9-6) 24, Philadelphia (8-7) 12
San Francisco (9-6) 24, Buffalo (3-12) 17

Offensive Player of the Week:
Kyle Boller (QB-Baltimore) 27 of 36 passes for 346 yards, 3 Touchdowns, and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Jason Taylor (DE-Miami) 6 Tackles, 2 Assists, 3 Sacks.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 16 Standings

AFC North:
y-Baltimore 11-4
Pittsburgh 9-6
Cleveland 6-9
Cincinnati 5-10

AFC South:
Houston 10-5
Tennessee 9-6
Indianapolis 8-7
Jacksonville 7-8

AFC East:
New England 9-5-1
Miami 9-6
NY Jets 5-10
Buffalo 3-12

AFC West:
San Diego 8-7
Denver 7-8
Oakland 7-8
Kansas City 6-9

NFC North:
y-Green Bay 11-4
Miinesota 5-9-1
Detroit 5-9-1
Chicago 5-10

NFC South:
y-Tampa Bay 8-7
New Orleans 6-9
Carolina 5-10
Atlanta 5-10

NFC East:
y-NY Giants 13-2
Dallas 8-7
Philadelphia 8-7
Washington 7-8

NFC West:
St. Louis 9-6
San Francisco 9-6
Seattle 8-6-1
Arizona 7-8

x-Clinched Playoff Berth.
y-Clinched Division Title.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 16 Playoff Picture

AFC:
z-Baltimore 11-4 (C: 9-2; D: 4-1)
a-Houston 10-5 (C: 8-3; D: 2-3)
a-New England 9-5-1 (C: 8-3; D: 4-1)
Miami 9-6 (C: 6-5; D: 4-1)
Pittsburgh 9-6 (C: 6-5; D: 2-3)
a-San Diego 8-7 (C: 5-6; D: 2-3)
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Tennessee 9-6 (C: 8-3; D: 2-3)
Indianapolis 8-7 (C: 7-4; D: 3-2)
Denver 7-8 (C: 5-6; D: 5-0)
Oakland 7-8 (C: 4-7 (D: 2-3)

NFC:
z-NY Giants 13-2 (C: 10-1; D: 4-1)
y-Green Bay 11-4 (C: 8-3; D: 5-0)
a-St. Louis 9-6 (C: 8-3; D: 4-1)
San Francisco 9-6 (C: 5-6) D: 2-3)
Seattle 8-6-1 (C: 7-4; D: 3-2)
y-Tampa Bay 8-7 (C: 6-5; D: 5-0)
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Dallas 8-7 (C: 7-4; D: 4-1)
Philadelphia 8-7 (C: 5-6; D: 1-4)

a-Team currently leading their division.
x-Clinched Wild Card Spot
y-Clinched Division
z-Clinched Playoff Home Field Advantage
Teams above the dashed line would make the playoffs if the season ended today.

[WussGawd]

2004 Major Bowl Tier Scoreboard

Gator Bowl:
#17 Clemson (10-2) 41, Utah (7-5) 13
Holiday Bowl:
#9 Oklahoma (10-2) 38, #14 Pittsburgh (10-2) 16
Outback Bowl:
#10 Tennessee (10-2) 51, Purdue (7-5) 21
Alamo Bowl:
#18 NC State (10-2) 34, #22 Texas Tech (8-4) 28
Liberty Bowl:
Iowa (8-4) 38, Southern Mississippi (6-6) 14
Independence Bowl:
UCLA (8-4) 52, #24 Nebraska (7-5) 14
Insight.com Bowl:
#25 Virginia Tech (8-4) 17, #12 Boise State (10-2) 3
Seattle Bowl:
Illinois (8-4) 16, Virginia (7-5) 7

None of our quarterbacks play, fortunately for their teams.

Offensive Player of the Week:
Brett Foerstel (QB-Tennessee) 29 of 40 passes for 457 yards, 4 Touchdowns, and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Thurman Strong (LB-Utah) 18 Tackles, 1 Assist.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 17 Scoreboard:

Atlanta (6-10) 13, Carolina (5-11) 12
Cincinnati (6-10) 31, Baltimore (11-5) 28
Pittsburgh (10-6) 17, Cleveland (6-10) 10
Detroit (6-9-1) 24, Chicago (5-11) 21
Houston (11-5) 38, Tennessee (9-7) 35
Jacksonville (8-8) 24, Indianapolis (8-8) 6
Denver (8-8) 37, Kansas City (6-10) 32
Buffalo (4-12) 13, Miami (9-7) 10
Minnesota (6-9-1) 31, Green Bay (11-5) 28
New England (10-5-1) 24, NY Jets (5-11) 10
NY Giants (14-2) 52, Dallas (8-8) 31
San Diego (9-7) 24, Oakland (7-9) 10
Arizona (8-8) 37, Seattle (8-7-1) 31 (OT)
San Francisco (10-6) 23, St. Louis (9-7) 14
Tampa Bay (9-7) 28, New Orleans (6-10) 23
Washington (8-8) 24, Philadelphia (8-8) 21

Offensive Player of the Week:
Daunte Culpepper (QB-Minnesota) 28 of 38 passing for 318 yards with 4 Touchdowns and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Lamar King (DE-Arizona) 6 Tackles, 2 Assists, 3.5 Sacks.

[WussGawd]

2004 NFL Week 17 Standings:

AFC North:
y-Baltimore 11-5
x-Pittsburgh 10-6
Cincinnati 6-10
Cleveland 6-10

AFC South:
y-Houston 11-5
x-Tennessee 9-7
Indianapolis 8-8
Jacksonville 8-8

AFC East:
y-New England 10-5-1
Miami 9-7
NY Jets 5-11
Buffalo 4-12

AFC West:
y-San Diego 9-7
Denver 8-8
Oakland 7-9
Kansas City 6-10

NFC North:
y-Green Bay 11-5
Minnesota 6-9-1
Detroit 6-9-1
Chicago 5-11

NFC South:
y-Tampa Bay 9-7
Atlanta 6-10
New Orleans 6-10
Carolina 5-11

NFC East:
y-NY Giants 14-2
Dallas 8-8
Washington 8-8
Philadelphia 8-8

NFC West:
y-San Francisco 10-6
x-St. Louis 9-7
x-Seattle 8-7-1
Arizona 8-8

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2004 Four Star Bowl Tier Scoreboard:

Orange Bowl:
#6 Florida (10-2) 27, #14 Penn State (9-3) 24
Cotton Bowl:
#13 Michigan State (10-2) 52, #12 Kansas State (10-3) 33
Florida Citrus Bowl:
Mississippi (9-4) 16, #11 Oregon State (10-2) 10
Sun Bowl:
#20 Oregon (9-3) 31, #23 Michigan (7-5) 3

Offensive Player of the Week:
Barry Phillips (WR-Kansas State) 11 catches for 283 yards and 1 Touchdown.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Darnell Raines (DE-Oregon) 8 Tackles, 1 Assist, 2 Sacks, 1 Pass Defensed.

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2004 NFL Wild Card Round

Pittsburgh (11-6) 30, San Diego (9-8) 24 (OT)
San Francisco (11-6) 24, Seattle (8-8-1) 10
Tampa Bay (10-7) 27, St. Louis (9-8) 13
New England (11-5-1) 23, Tennessee (9-8) 20

Offensive Player of the Week:
Brian Griese (QB-Pittsburgh) 28 of 33 passes for 352 yards with 2 Touchdowns and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Greg Ellis (DE-Pittsburgh) 4 Tackles, 3 Assists, 3.5 Sacks.

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2004 New Year's Bowl Tier:

Fiesta Bowl:
#1 Georgia (13-0) 16, #4 Ohio State (10-2) 3
Sugar Bowl:
#9 USC (11-1) 35, #5 Miami (FL) (10-2) 7

Offensive Player of the Week:
Kerry Wooden (QB-USC) 19 of 28 passes for 253 yards with 2 Touchdowns, and no Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Moe Martin (LB-Ohio State) 9 Tackles, 2 Assists, 1.5 Sacks.

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2004 NFL Divisional Round Playoff Scoreboard:

Houston (12-5) 24, New England (11-6-1) 19
Pittsburgh (12-6) 23, Baltimore (11-6) 13
Green Bay (12-5) 38, San Francisco (11-7) 16
NY Giants (15-2) 16, Tampa Bay (10-8) 6

Offensive Player of the Week:
Brett Favre (QB-Green Bay) 23 of 30 passes for 238 yards with 4 Touchdowns and 0 Interceptions.

Defensive Player of the Week:
Troy Polamalu (S-Pittsburgh) 6 Tackles, 1 Interception.