Week 14: Quick Hitters
June 25, 2009 - arenafootball2 (af2) News Release
VEGAS BABY - 2009 ARENACUP HEADED TO LAS VEGAS: The Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, will be the backdrop for the 2009 ArenaCup, the arenafootball2 league's 10th anniversary championship event. ArenaCup10, promoted in conjunction with the Orleans Casino and Hotel, will be held on Saturday, August 22, the League office announced on Wednesday after a unanimous vote by the af2 Board of Directors. This will be the first time the af2 title game will be held in Las Vegas. The Arena Football League (AFL) held two ArenaBowl Championship games in Las Vegas in 2005 and 2006. This is the fourth time in the last five seasons the af2 has held a neutral-site ArenaCup. A neutral-site championship game gives fans time to make plans to attend the game and allows the League to put together a unique sports and entertainment weekend. The Orleans Casino and Hotel has created a number of fan and family-friendly, affordable ArenaCup Weekend options that include tickets to the game and a two-night hotel stay. Those options are listed in detail below.
All Hotel Packages include two (2) tickets to the 2009 ArenaCup on Saturday, August 22 (at price level indicated) + two (2) hotel nights (room & tax). Fans can stay Friday & Saturday or Saturday & Sunday.
Package A: $236 - This includes the $60 tickets (P1)
Package B: $190 - This includes the $40 tickets (P2)
Package C: $175 - This includes the $32.50 tickets (P3)
Package D: $145 - This includes the $17.50 tickets (P4)
Ticket/Hotel packages for the 2009 ArenaCup will be available for purchase beginning on July 10 at 10 a.m. PST.
af2TV FREE ONLINE NETWORK CONTINUES SUCCESSFUL RUN IN 2009: Thanks to a unique league partnership with Network Foundation Technologies (NFT), all the hard-hitting, fast paced action of arenafootball2 is once again available to fans worldwide. The FREE-for-View online network called "af2TV" showcases every game of the league's 10th anniversary season live over the Internet. The process to view games is easy. To obtain the free af2TV player, fans should first click on the af2TV advertisement located on the upper right corner of the league's web site, www.af2.com. Following the link will bring fans to a special landing page which includes simple directions on how to download and place the af2TV player icon on your desktop. The action continues this week (Week 14) with a 12-game slate that will be available to fans at no charge.
AARON'S af2 DREAM TEAM ONLINE FAN VOTING CONTINUES: The online fan voting process for the Aaron's af2 Dream Team continues. For the next five weeks fans can log onto af2.com and vote for their favorite af2 dance team member. The top 12 dancers with the most fan votes will represent the 2009 Aaron's af2 Dream Team at ArenaCup10 in August. The Aaron's af2 Dream Team, an exciting new addition to this year's ArenaCup festivities, will be involved in a number of ArenaCup10 activities including performing during halftime of the championship game and appearances throughout the weekend of events.
SHOCK'S RUN AT NO. 1 HITS RECORD 15 WEEKS: The Spokane Shock have maintained the No. 1 ranking of the Weekly Coaches Poll for a record 15th straight week, the arenafootball2 (af2) league office announced on Wednesday. Spokane collected 381 points of the possible 384 and 21-of-25 first place votes coming off the club's 69-22 home win in Week 13 over division and in-state rival Tri-Cities. The Shock, who have won all 11 of their games this season, will be hosting No. 11 Oklahoma City next week. Spokane's current 15-week stay at the top is the longest run at No. 1, breaking the record of 14 weeks previously set by Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in 2007. Tulsa (11-1, 354 points, 2 first place votes) remained at No. 2 after their 66-54 road victory at Green Bay. The Talons have won 10 straight games. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (10-2, 334 points, 1 first place vote) remained at No. 3 this week after their 38-point home victory over Central Valley, 58-20. Tennessee Valley moved up to No. 4 after defeating Florida, 54-29. Boise (10-2, 292 points) rounds out the Top-5 this week, dropping one place after a narrow 57-54 home win against Stockton. This is the third straight week the Burn have been in the top five.
SCHULE ON THE RUN TO af2 RECORDS: Bossier-Shreveport FB JASON SCHULE is running over the af2 record books this season. The Louisiana Monroe alum, in his third season, set two league marks in the BattleWings' 79-29 home win against Corpus Christi in Week 11. Schule had 13 rushes for 112 yards with six rushing TDs against the Sharks. His rushing yards and rushing touchdowns totals both set af2 single-game records. Schule is the first player in league history to rush for at least 100 yards in an af2 game. Kenyatta Spruill set the previous league-high rushing yards standard in 2001 with 96 yards. Seven different players owned the previous af2 record for rushing touchdowns with five. Schule has now moved into second place on the af2 career rushing list with 1,189 yards and trails another former BattleWings player, Sherard Poteete, who has 1,346 yards. He currently leads the af2 in rushing yards in 2009 with 457 and ranks second in rushing TDs with 18. Schule is also just 43 yards shy of the league single-season record for rushing yards. Former Florida standout Steve Gorrie rushed for 500 yards in 2004.
ALLGOOD, HILL AND ROWLEY HAVE SIGHTS ON PASSING RECORDS: Veteran quarterbacks JUSTIN ALLGOOD (Tulsa) is on pace to break the league record for most touchdown passes in one season. The current record is 106 set by former Central Valley QB SCOTT RISLOV in 2006. Allgood has 85 TD passes through 12 games. Hill (3,445) and Arkansas QB KYLE ROWLEY (3,642) also have the single season passing yards record in their sights. D. Bryant set the current af2 standard with 4,680 passing yards in 2007 with South Georgia. The following is a breakdown of where Allgood, Hill and Rowley stand.
PROJECTED PASSING TDs
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Justin Allgood, TUL 85 113 106 Scott Rislov, CVC 2006
PROJECTED PASSING YARDS
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Nick Hill, RGV 3,445 5,011 4,680 D. Bryant, SGW 2007
Kyle Rowley, ARK 3,642 4,856
WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON'S HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE: Wachovia Arena, the home of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers, has become a visiting team's worst nightmare in recent years. The Pioneers have won 24 straight regular season home games, a streak that dates back to 2006. Counting the playoffs, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton has won 28 of its last 29 home games. The last time the Pioneers lost a regular season home game was on July 8, 2006 when the Florida Firecats edged Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, 56-51. The next opportunity for the Pioneers to extend their current home win streak is in Week 17 when Wilkes-Barre/Scranton hosts Albany. While Wilkes-Barre/Scranton's current streak has been impressive, it hasn't yet approached the all-time best home win streak set by the Tulsa Talons at their previous home, the Tulsa Convention Center. The Talons won 26 consecutive regular-season home games from 2000-03. Tulsa won its final two home games of the 2000 season and 24 straight over the next three years.
ROLLINS, FAIROOZ, TAYLOR, GRIER, HARRIS earn Week 13 honors: Oklahoma City fullback/linebacker FREDDIE ROLLINS, Arkansas wide receiver AARON FAIROOZ and Mahoning Valley defensive back BRANDON TAYLOR have been named the JLS Ironman, Russell Athletic Offensive Player and Aaron's Defensive Player of the Week, respectively, for Week 13 of 2009, the af2's 10th anniversary season. In addition to these three awards, the af2 is also highlighting the player who makes the best catch and the best hit of the week. The Big Game Catch of the Week Award for Week 13 goes to Tennessee Valley wide receiver JEREMY GRIER and the NiFTy Hit of the Week is awarded to Rio Grande Valley defensive back DERRICK HARRIS.
Rollins (6-1, 245, Mary-Hardin Baylor), in his second af2 season, wins his first JLS Ironman of the Week Award, and takes home the first player of the week award for Oklahoma City this season. Rollins had a strong all-around effort for the Yard Dawgz in their record-setting Week 13 win against Corpus Christi. He finished with a game-high 61 yards rushing and two rushing TDs on 10 carries in the team's 93-41 home win. He also caught two passes for 29 yards, including a 25-yard TD reception with 47 seconds left in the second quarter to give the Yard Dawgz a 56-19 lead. On the defensive side of the ball, he recorded four solo tackles, all on kickoffs, to pin the Sharks back deep in their own territory. Rollins ranks fourth in the league in rushing yards (215) and is tied for fifth in rushing touchdowns with 14. Oklahoma City has won three straight games and currently stands in second place in the Central Division at 7-5. Fairooz (6-6, 218, Central Arkansas) had an impressive af2 debut with Arkansas in Week 13 to help the Twisters earn a one-point home win against Amarillo, 63-62. The rookie from Central Arkansas turned in one of the top performances of the week with 14 catches for 169 yards and five TDs, including a 23-yard score with 19 seconds remaining in the game that gave the Twisters the lead for good. Fairooz' fantastic first outing gives the Twisters hope they may have found a suitable replacement for Rod Harper, another well-regarded rookie who was leading the af2 in scoring and receiving before earning a recent NFL contract with the New Orleans Saints. With the win, the Twisters improved to 8-4 overall and continue to maintain their lead in the Southwest Division. Taylor (5-11, 180, New Hampshire), in his second season, had an impressive performance in Mahoning Valley's tough loss to the Manchester Wolves in Week 13. Despite the result (59-53 loss), Taylor was a defensive force with seven solo tackles, including one tackle for loss and set a new Thunder single-game record with three interceptions (55 INT return yards). The New Hampshire alum leads the team in tackles (67), interceptions (4) and fumble recoveries (2). He also ranks second on the squad with seven tackles for loss. This is the first Defensive Player of the Week Award of Taylor's career. With the loss, the Thunder slipped to 1-11 on the season. Grier (6-1, 208, Tennessee Chattanooga), in his third af2 season, is the Week 13 recipient of The Big Game Catch of the Week Award. This is Grier's first Big Game Catch of the Week Award. The Tennessee Chattanooga alum had 11 catches for 96 yards and a game-high three TDs in the Vipers' 54-29 Week home win against South Division rival Florida. One of his 11 grabs was a 12-yard beauty for a first down with just over three minutes to play in the fourth quarter. Sprinting down the left sideboard, Grier made a leaping, one-handed grab, hauling the ball in with his right hand. Grier has racked up 68 catches for 633 yards and 14 TDs for the Vipers this season. Tennessee Valley currently leads the South Division at 9-3. Harris (5-10, 185, Sam Houston St.), in his third af2 season, has been awarded the NiFTy Hit of the Week, a new weekly honor that highlights the player who makes the best hit or tackle of the week. The Dorados defensive back rocked Bossier-Shreveport WR Thyron Lewis with just over 20 seconds left to play in the first half of the team's Week 13 home game against the BattleWings. Harris connected with Lewis just as he hauled in a 6-yard pass, driving him straight back off the ground and onto the turf. Lewis still managed to hold onto the ball despite the jarring hit. Harris finished with 5.0 tackles on the night as Rio Grande Valley lost a heartbreaker at home, 59-56. The Sam Houston St. alum has 16.5 tackles, two interceptions and fjve pass breakups in eight games played for the Dorados (6-5) this season.
RECEIVERS ON RECORD PACE: Rio Grande Valley rookie WR ROD WINDSOR and Quad City veteran WR JESSE SCHMIDT are on pace to shatter many if not all of the af2's receiving and scoring records in 2009. In 12 games played, Schmidt leads the league in scoring (272 points), receiving yards (1,900), total touchdowns (45) and receiving touchdowns (45). Windsor, in 10 games played, leads the league in receptions (135) and ranks second in scoring (248 points), receiving yards (1,641), total touchdowns (40) and receiving touchdowns (40). The following is a breakdown of where the two players stand to date.
PROJECTED SCORING
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Rod Windsor, RGV 248 372 346 Donovan Morgan, TUL 2005
Jesse Schmidt, QCS 272 363
PROJECTED TOTAL TDs
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Rod Windsor, RGV 40 60 57 Donovan Morgan, TUL 2005
Jesse Schmidt, QCS 45 60
PROJECTED RECEIVING TDs
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Rod Windsor, RGV 40 60 54 Donovan Morgan, TUL 2005
Jesse Schmidt, QCS 45 60
PROJECTED TOTAL RECEPTIONS
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Rod Windsor, RGV 135 202 161 Corey Hill, ALB 2002, 03
Jesse Schmidt, QCS 132 176
PROJECTED RECEIVING YARDS
PLAYER, TEAM CURRENT PROJ RECORD PLAYER, TEAM YEAR
Jesse Schmidt, QCS 1900 2533 2086 Carl Bond, TAL 2000
Rod Windsor, RGV 1641 2461
MCCOMBS SACKS LEAGUE ALL-TIME MARK: League veteran and current Spokane Shock DL BEN MCCOMBS became the af2's all-time leader in career sacks in the team's Week 5 road win at Stockton. McCombs, in his sixth af2 season, currently has a league-high 13.0 sacks in 2009 and 54.0 for his career. C.J. MCLAIN owned the previous all-time, league-high sack total with 44.5. McCombs entered the year with 41 career sacks. Below is a breakdown of the leading sack artists in af2 history:
Most Sacks, Career
54.0 Ben McCombs, BAK 2004, 2006-07, RGV 2005, CVC 2008, Spokane 2009*
44.5 C.J. McLain, Arkansas 2000, 2005-06, Tulsa 2007-08
41.0 Jerry Turner, Birmingham 2001-02, 2004, Bakersfield 2006, Arkansas 2009*
37.5 Greg Taylor, Arkansas 2000-02, Tulsa 2003
29.5 Eric Scott, Alabama 2007, Tennessee Valley 2008-present*
27.5 E.J. Burt, Cape Fear 2002
26.5 Donyell Booker, Central Valley 2006-present*
* Active in 2009
WALLACE FIRST TO 500/25,000: Florida Firecats veteran CHRIS WALLACE became the first quarterback in league history to throw 500 career touchdown passes in a 68-62 home win against Kentucky in Week 4. Wallace hit the 500-mark with a 15-yard strike to WR James Panui early in the fourth quarter. He reached another milestone last Saturday in Florida's Week 13 road loss at Tennessee Valley by becoming the first player to reach 25,000 career passing yards. Wallace currently holds af2 career records for touchdown passes (550), passing yards (25,158), completions (2,056) and attempts (3,438). He became the league's all-time passing yards leader in a 32-27 road win at Albany in Week 3. Wallace began his af2 career with the Carolina Rhinos in 2000. He played for the AFL's Orlando Predators in 2001 and 2003. Prior to joining the Firecats midway through the 2004 season, he played for the af2's Norfolk Nighthawks and Cape Fear Wildcats.
VENA PASSES LOFTY BENCHMARKS: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton QB RYAN VENA passed two impressive career milestones in the Pioneers' Week 2 home win against Albany - 20,000 passing yards and 400 touchdown passes. The veteran signal caller from Colgate, currently in his sixth af2 season (third with the Pioneers), joins CHRIS WALLACE and CRAIG STRICKLAND as the only quarterbacks in league history to reach those lofty totals. The af2's top three career passer totals for yards and touchdowns are shown below:
Most passing yards, career
25158...Chris Wallace, CAR 2000, NOR 2002-03, CPF 2004, FLA 2004-present
22710...Ryan Vena, Albany 2002-03, 2006, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 2007-present
22688...Craig Strickland, Tulsa 2000-01, 2003, Oklahoma City 2004-06
Most touchdown passes, career
550...Chris Wallace, CAR 2000, NOR 2002-03, CPF 2004, FLA 2004-present
481...Craig Strickland, Tulsa 2000-01, 2003, Oklahoma City 2004-06
454...Ryan Vena, Albany 2002-03, 2006, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 2007-present
VENA TIES RUSHING TD RECORD: Over his career, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton QB RYAN VENA has hurt many opponents with his arm (22,710 yards passing, 454 touchdowns), but he has also proven to be an adept runner as well. With his 2-yard touchdown run in a Week 13 home win against Central Valley, Vena tied SHERARD POTEETE's league record of 87 career rushing touchdowns.
TWO PLAYERS HIT GRAND RUSHING MARK: Bossier-Shreveport FB/LB JASON SCHULE became just the fourth player in league history, and second this season, to reach 1,000 rushing yards in a career. Schule eclipsed the mark with 79 rushing yards in the BattleWings' Week 10 road loss to South Georgia. His current total now stands at 1,189. Schule also leads the league in rushing yards this season with 457. Last week Kentucky FB/LB DEMETRIUS FORNEY became the third player in league history to reach 1,000 rushing yards in a career. Forney hit the century mark in a Week 9 home win against Florida. His current career total is now 1,033 yards. Below is a breakdown of the af2 leaders in career rushing yards:
Most Yards Gained, Career
1346.... Sherard Poteete, Bossier City 2001-03, CBS 2003, Bossier-Shreve. 2004
1189.... Jason Schule, Bossier-Shreveport 2006-present
1086.... Darnell Small, Arkansas 2000-05, Oklahoma City 2007
1033.... Demetrius Forney, Louisville, 2002-05, 2007-08, Manchester 2006, Kentucky 2009
952...... Ryan Vena, Albany 2002-03, 2006, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 2007-present
FOUR COACHES REACH 40: With wins by their respective teams in Week 12, af2 head coaches MITCH ALLNER, BOB LANDSEE and ADAM SHACKLEFORD earned their 40th career victories. Iowa head coach JOHN GREGORY (42) recently hit the 40-win mark as well. Gregory reached the plateau with a Week 9 home win against Amarillo. There are now 17 af2 head coaches who own 40 or more career coaching victories. Bossier-Shreveport's win last week at Rio Grande Valley has JON NORRIS just one win away from 40 career wins. RICH INGOLD is the league's all-time leader in wins with 85 (85-32 - .726). Ingold is in his seventh season overall and fourth with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers. Twisters Head Coach CHRIS SIEGFRIED currently ranks second overall in career wins with 76. Amarillo's BEN BENNETT and Manchester's DANTON BARTO rank third on the all-time win list with 66 wins each. Below is a breakdown of the leaders in career af2 coaching victories:
TOP ALL-TIME COACHING VICTORIES
NAME WINS
1. Rich Ingold* 85
2. Chris Siegfried* 76
3. Ben Bennett* 66
3. Danton Barto* 66
5. Tommy Johnson 55
5. Kevin Bouis* 55
7. Kevin Guy 53
8. Bobby Humphrey 51
9. Fred Biletnikoff, Jr.* 47
10. Richard Davis 46
* denotes active coaches
HUNT MAINTAINS LEAGUE'S ALL-TIME SCORING LEAD: With one touchdown in a Week 8 loss at Tennessee Valley, Oklahoma City WR AL HUNT moved into the No. 1 spot on the all-time scoring list, surpassing Central Valley WR GEORGE WILLIAMS. Hunt's current all-time total is 1,280 points. Williams now ranks third with 1,168 career points. Florida WR MAGIC BENTON moved into the No. 2 position with 1,186 points. Current Bossier-Shreveport WR CHAVIS MCCOLLISTER and former league standout KEVIN WILLIAMS fill out the Top-5. Below is a breakdown of the leading scorers in af2 history:
MOST POINTS SCORED, NON-KICKING, CAREER
PTS PLAYER YEARS PLAYED
1,280 Al Hunt* 2003-present
1,186 Magic Benton* 2001-present
1,168 George Williams* 2001, 2003-present
996 Chavis McCollister* 2005-present
958 Kevin Williams 2001-2008
932 Jarrail Jackson 2000-2001, 2005-2008
906 J.R. Thomas 2004-2008
906 Jack Walker, Jr.* 2002-2003, 2005-present
860 Tim Dodge* 2003-06, 2008-present
856 Robert Garth* 2002-present
848 Chris McKinney* 2004-present
836 Antwone Savage* 2005-present
834 Kris Peters* 2004-present
834 LaMonte Jones* 2004-present
* Active in 2009
HUNT TOUCHES DOWN ON 200 MARK: Oklahoma City WR AL HUNT became the first player in af2 history to record 200 career touchdowns in the team's Week 11 win at Arkansas. Hunt, who entered the week with 198 career scores, eclipsed the 200 mark with five total touchdowns in the Yard Dawgz' 56-54 victory. Florida WR MAGIC BENTON rank second overall with 194 career TDs. Benton is the league's career leader in receiving touchdowns, receptions and receiving yards. Below is a breakdown of the leading touchdown makers in af2 history:
Most Touchdowns, Career
210 Al Hunt*
194 Magic Benton*
193 George Williams*
166 Chavis McCollister*
157 Kevin Williams
154 Jarrail Jackson
149 J.R. Thomas
147 Jack Walker, Jr.*
142 Tim Dodge*
140 Robert Garth*
138 Antwone Savage*
138 Chris McKinney*
137 Kris Peters*
136 LaMonte Jones*
* Active in 2009
INTERNATIONAL UPDATE: This season the af2 continues to maintain its strong international development program, which began in 2003. Currently the league has international athletes from 15 countries on team rosters. This past week (Week 13) 17 international players saw action around the league. Two players who stood out from the af2's international talent pool were Oklahoma City LB TITO JOSE (Nigeria) and Manchester OL RICHARD RANGLIN (Jamaica). Jose recorded three total tackles and scored two defensive touchdowns (16-yard fumble recovery TD, 10-yard interception return TD) to earn the Aaron's Defensive Player of the Game Award in the Yard Dawgz' 93-41 home win against Corpus Christi. Ranglin started at tight end for the Wolves and scored his second receiving touchdown of the season (10-yard score) in the team's 59-53 come-from-behind road win against Mahoning Valley.
IF THE SEASON ENDED TODAY - 2009 af2 PLAYOFF PICTURE: Sixteen teams qualify for the playoffs, eight from each conference (American and National). The eight qualifying teams in each conference consist of the three division champions and five Wild Cards, determined by best overall record. Seeding in each conference is based on overall record, with the top three seeds in each conference reserved for the division champions, regardless of record. In the First Round (July 31-August 2), the first three seeds in each conference are the three division winners. The next five teams are seeded by next best five overall records. Teams ranked 1-4 earn home playoff games with 1 hosting 8, 2 hosting 7, 3 hosting 6 and 4 hosting 5. In the Second Round (August 7-9), the winner of the 1-8 game plays the winner of the 4-5 game. The winner of the 2-7 game plays the winner of the 3-6 game. The home team is decided by the team with the higher seed. The winners of the Second Round will meet for the Conference Championships on the weekend of August 14-16. The winners of the Conference Championships face off in the 2009 ArenaCup on Saturday, August 22 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.
American Conference Standings 1. W-B/Scranton (10-2) - xy - East Division Champion
2. Tennessee Valley (9-3) - Current South Division Leader
3. Iowa (7-4) - Current Midwest Division Leader
4. South Georgia (8-4)
5. Green Bay (7-5) - Owns better win % in common games over KEN (MIL, PEO, QCS, TUL, TVV, WBS)
6. Kentucky (7-5)
7. Florida (5-7) - Owns SOS advantage over ALB, MAN, MIL
8. Milwaukee (5-7) - Owns better win % in common games over MAN (ALB, GBB, MVT, QCS); MIL and MAN own better win % in common games over ALB (MVT)
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9. Albany (5-7) - Owns HTH advantage over MAN
10. Manchester (5-7)
11. Quad City (4-8)
12. Peoria (3-8)
13. Mahoning Valley (1-11)
NATIONAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1. Spokane (11-0) - y - Current West Division Leader
2. Tulsa (11-1) - xy - Central Division Champion
3. Arkansas (8-4) - y - Current Southwest Division Leader
4. Boise (10-2) - y
5. Oklahoma City (7-5) - Owns better win % in common games over BSB (AMA, ARK, CCS, RGV, SGW)
6. Bossier-Shreveport (7-5)
7. Rio Grande Valley (6-5)
8. Stockton (4-8)
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9. Central Valley (3-9)
10. Corpus Christi (2-10) - Owns point differential advantage in HTH meetings over AMA (16-10)
11. Amarillo (2-10)
12. Tri-Cities (1-11)
x - clinched division; y - clinched playoff spot
*Teams in bold currently lead their respective division; HTH = Head-to-head; SOS = Strength of schedule
PLAYOFF SCENARIOS FOR WEEK 14
American Conference
TVV can clinch a playoff spot with a win vs. TUL; SGW can clinch a playoff spot with a win at FLA
National Conference
OKC can clinch a playoff spot with a win at SPK; BSB can clinch a playoff spot with a CVC loss vs. BOI;
RGV can clinch a playoff spot with a win vs. ARK and a CVC loss vs. BOI
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