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Schedule WEEK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 POSTSEASON 14 15 16 17

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Final Pct. Leaders
(picked every week)
Thunder 161 79 .671
McBoogernD-Line 160 80 .667
Rob Holecko 156 81 .658

Final Pct. Leaders
Thunder 161 79 .671
McBoogernD-Line 160 80 .667
Carter Kellogg 97 49 .664

Final Points Leaders
McBoogernD-Line 30.5
Ray Tunnell 22.5
Rob Holecko 19.5

Week 17 Winners
Rob Holecko 10-3
The Determinator 12-4
3 tied at 11-5

Domino's Group

Final Regular Season
Pct. Leaders
Carter Kellogg 97 49 .664
Mal Maxon 128 66 .660
Rob Holecko 156 81 .658

Reg. Season
Pts. Leaders
T.J. 33.5
Bill 30
Carter 27.5

Post-Season
Pts. Leaders
Bill 10
Amanda 8
Carter 6

Total Pts. Leaders
Bill 40
T.J. 35.5
Carter 33.5

Week 18 Winners
4 tied at 3-1

Coming in 2004! The TBFFL Nascar Challenge and The TBFFL NCAA Tourmanent Challenge

Week 17 - December 27-28 TBFFL Bowl IV Miami 72, Seattle 65
Week 16 - December 20-22 Global Conference Championship Miami 106, Grand Rapids 76 Suncoast Conference Championship Seattle 100, Tampa 58
Week 15 - December 14-15 Global Conference Semifinals Miami 72, St. Petersburg 47 Grand Rapids 116, Colorado 41 Suncoast Conference Semifinals Seattle 113, Holiday 66 Tampa 112, Cleveland 83 Toilet Bowl IV Boston 94, Detroit 82
Week 14 - December 7-8 Global Conference 1st Round Playoffs St. Petersburg 102, Kansas City 101 Miami 83, Florida 57 Colorado 83, Washington 49 Grand Rapids 85, Tampa 57 Suncoast Conference 1st Round Playoffs Seattle 97, San Francisco 50 Cleveland 93, Larghetto 90 Holiday 96, San Diego 86 Tampa 104, Clearwater 54 Toilet Bowl Semi-finals Chicago 84, Boston 54 New York 53, Detroit 40
Final Regular Season Standings
Global Conference
Eastern Division
x-Tampa JBay Express	11	3	0	.785
y-Florida Dolphins	8	6	0	.571
y-Miami Cougars	8	6	0	.571
Boston Stars	1	13	0	.071
Central Division
x-Washington Huskers	7	7	0	.500
y-Grand Rapids Reapers	7	7	0	.500
Atlanta Flying Fleet	4	9	1	.321
Detroit DDRty Dealers	4	10	0	.286
Western Division
x-Kansas City Khans	14	0	0	1.000
y-Colorado Cobras	7	7	0	.500
y-St. Petersburg Sharks	7	7	0	.500
Minnesota Mustangs	5	8	1	.393
Suncoast Conference
Eastern Division
x-Seattle Superbeasts	12	2	0	.857
y-Cleveland Cupcakes	8	6	0	.571
y-Holiday Vikings	7	7	0	.500
New York Garbologists	3	11	0	.214
Central Division
x-Tampa Terror	10	4	0	.714
y-Pittsburgh Larghetto	7	7	0	.500
y-Clearwater Gators	6	8	0	.429
Chicago Cyclones	5	9	0	.357
Western Division
x-San Diego Storm	8	6	0	.571
y-San Francisco Reign Fire	6	8	0	.429
St. Louis Slaughter	6	8	0	.429
Oakland Outlaws	6	8	0	.429
x-division champion; y-wild card
Washington wins GFC Central Division championship over Grand Rapids based on head-to-head sweep. (2-0 vs. 0-2) Florida finishes ahead of Miami in GFC Eastern Division based on head-to-head sweep. (2-0 vs. 0-2) Colorado finishes ahead of St. Petersburg in GFC Western Division based on divisional record (4-2 vs. 3-3) after having finished tied in head-to-head record. (1-1 vs. 1-1) Colorado received sixth seed in Global Conference ahead of Grand Rapids based on head-to-head result. (90 to 45, Week 1) Grand Rapids received seventh seed in Global Conference ahead of St. Petersburg based on head-to-head result. (69 to 65, Week 12)
San Francisco finishes ahead of St. Louis in SFC Western Division based on net points in divisional games (+67 to +54) after having finished tied in head-to-head record (1-1 vs. 1-1) and after Oakland finished below both of them based on divisional record. (4-2 vs. 4-2 vs. 1-5) Larghetto received fifth seed in Suncoast Conference ahead of Holiday based on head-to-head result. (75 to 72, Week 6) Clearwater received seventh seed in Suncoast Conference ahead of San Francisco based on head-to-head result. (69 to 65, Week 12)
GFC Box Scores - Week 9 - Week 8 - Week 7 - Week 6 - Week 5 - Week 4 - Week 3 - Week 2 - Week 1 - preseason SFC Box Scores - Week 5 - Week 4 - Week 3 - Week 2 - Week 1 GFC Starters - Week 16 - Week 15 - Week 14 - Week 13 - Week 12 - Week 11 - Week 10 - Week 9 - Week 8 - Week 7 - Week 6 - Week 5 - Week 4 - Week 3 - Week 2 - Week 1 SFC Starters - Week 16 - Week 15 - Week 14 - Week 13 - Week 12 - Week 11 - Week 10 - Week 9 - Week 8 - Week 7 - Week 6 - Week 5 - Week 4 - Week 3 - Week 2 - Week 1
Week 13 Results - Nov. 27-Dec. 1 Global Conference Grand Rapids 76, Boston 66 Tampa 105, Atlanta 63 Washington 108, Florida 87 Kansas City 94, St. Petersburg 68 Colorado 84, Minnesota 41 Miami 94, Detroit 76 Suncoast Conference Seattle 102, Chicago 54 Clearwater 86, Holiday 81 Tampa 85, New York 59 Larghetto 110, Cleveland 59 San Francisco 103, Oakland 82 St. Louis 118, San Diego 81 End of Regular Season
Week 12 Results - November 23-24 Global Conference Grand Rapids 69, St. Petersburg 67 Atlanta 65, Minnesota 65 Florida 73, Boston 45 Kansas City 94, Detroit 69 Washington 77, Colorado 70 Tampa 106, Miami 73 Suncoast Conference Seattle 131, San Diego 56 Holiday 88, Oakland 36 St. Louis 72, New York 70, Chicago 103, Larghetto 76 Cleveland 84, San Francisco 72 Tampa 77, Clearwater 55 Week 11 Results - November 16-17 Global Conference Atlanta 64, Boston 40 Tampa 77, Boston 40 Florida 97, Miami 48 Florida 97, Detroit 71 Kansas City 72, Minnesota 38 St. Petersburg 82, Detroit 71 St. Petersburg 82, Colorado 72 Washington 98, Miami 58 Tampa 77, Grand Rapids 71 Suncoast Conference San Diego 66, San Francisco 63 New York 68, Larghetto 66 Chicago 76, Clearwater 55 Seattle 100, Clearwater 55 Chicago 76, Holiday 59 Cleveland 98, Tampa 76 Seattle 100, St. Louis 57 Tampa 76, Larghetto 66 Oakland 72, St. Louis 57 Week 10 - November 9-10 Week 9 - November 2-3 Week 8 - October 26-27 Week 7 - October 19-20 Week 6 - October 12-13 Week 5 - October 5-6 Week 4 - September 28-29 Week 3 - September 21-22 Week 2 - September 14-15 Week 1 - September 4-8

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Miami wins TBFFL Bowl IV 72-65
Victory over Seattle gives Cougars back-to-back titles; Superbeasts 0-3 in the big game

MON DEC 29 2003

LaDanian Tomlinson may be celebrating after becoming the first person in NFL history to have 100 receptions and 1000 yards rushing in a season, but his TBFFL Bowl-high 37 points wasn't enough to lead the Seattle comeback as Miami won their second consecutive championship Sunday.

For the second year in a row, Priest Holmes led the Miami Cougars to the TBFFL Championship. Holmes led the Cougars with 17 points, as they held on to beat the Seattle Superbeasts, 72 to 65. Seattle got 37 points from LaDanian Tomlinson Sunday afternoon, but it wasn't enough to prevent the S-Beasts from losing their third TBFFL Bowl. Miami, 12-6, also got 12 from WR Koren Robinson. QB Marc Bulger, who quarterbacked both teams, scored 10, and was the only Seattle player besides Tomlinson in double-digits.

Miami held a 27-5 lead after Saturday's action, as Kevan Barlow's 7 and Patriots' kicker Adam Vinatieri scored 6 to go with Robinson's 14. Holmes scored his 17 during Sunday's early action, while Seattle's Tony Gonzalez (5), Deuce McAllister (4), and Chad Johnson (2) were held to a combined 11 points, and Seattle, 15-3, looked to be headed to defeat, trailing 69-26. Tomlinson, however, tried his best to bring the Superbeasts back, rushing for 245 yards and 2 touchdowns in a 21-14 Charger victory over the Raiders. The comeback fell short, however, as Seattle WR Anquan Boldin only scored 2, while Miami's Freddie Jones scored three, and the Cougars held on.

Miami, who defeated Tampa 84-79 in last year's TBFFL Bowl, are 2-0 in TBFFL Bowls, while Seattle falls to 0-3. The Cougars and the Superbeasts are the only teams that have appeared in more than one TBFFL Bowl. Seattle lost to Connecticut in 2001 and Texas in 2000.

QB Marc Bulger, who became the first person to start for both teams in one TBFFL game, was injured in the Rams' 30-20 loss to Detroit Sunday and his status for the Rams' first playoff game, which will be January 10 or 11, is uncertain. He scored 10 points, with 170 yards passing and 1 TD and 1 INT, before being replaced by Kurt Warner in the fourth quarter.

Holmes rushed for only 50 yards, but had two touchdowns in the Chiefs' 31-3 victory over the Bears Sunday.

This week's NFL stat-leaders at NFL.com

Inside TBFFL Bowl IV

Miami
(72)

Bulger - 10
Holmes - 17
Barlow - 7
Booker - 9
Robinson - 14
Jones - 3
Vinatieri - 6
Tennessee - 6

Seattle
(65)

Bulger - 10
Tomlinson - 37
McAllister - 4
CJohnson - 2
Boldin - 2
Gonzalez - 5
Hall - 1
San Francisco - 4

Miami wins 2nd GFC Title; 106-76 over Reapers
Seattle defeats Terror 100-58, reaches 3rd TBFFL Bowl

TUE DEC 23 2003

Fred Taylor matched Priest Holmes' 28 points Saturday with 28 of his own Sunday to lead the Miami Cougars to a 106-76 victory in the 2003 GFC Championship Game.

Fred Taylor's 28 points Sunday, along with 28 from Priest Holmes on Saturday, led the Miami Cougars to a 30-point victory over the Grand Rapids Reapers, and the Cougars reached their second TBFFL Bowl in as many years. Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison, Grand Rapids' leaders this year, came up small in a 31-17 Indianapolis loss to Denver Sunday night. Manning only managed 5 points, with no touchdowns, and Harrison only scored 8. The Ravens defense led the Reapers (9-8) scoring with 26 points. Miami (11-6), goes for their second consecutive TBFFL Championship next week against the Seattle Superbeasts.

Seattle wrapped up a victory in the SFC Championship Game over Tampa, as LaDanian Tomlinson scored 2 TDs en route to a 21 point performance, and Seattle breezed to a 100-48 lead going into Monday. Ryan Longwell added 10 points Monday Night, but it wasn't enough, as Seattle (15-2) advanced to their third TBFFL Bowl. They lost TBFFL Bowl II to the Connecticut Convicts and in 2000, they lost the inaguaral TBFFL Bowl to the Texas Timberwolves. This year's SFC Championship game avenges last year's SFC title game, in which Tampa defeated Seattle 103-91. The Terror (12-5) were led by 28 points by Priest Holmes.

The Cougars, winners of last year's TBFFL Bowl over Tampa, and the Superbeasts, have the best two records in the TBFFL over the past two seasons. Since the beginning of the 2002 season, Seattle is a league-best 29-5, with two division titles, and Miami is a second-best 27-7-1, with only one divisional title, however they do have a TBFFL championship, while Seattle, which is 51-17 over their four years in the TBFFL, is still looking for it's first.

Marc Bulger quarterbacks both Seattle and Miami, in the inter-conference championship game. Last year Priest Holmes was on both Tampa and Miami's rosters, however he was held out of the Week 17 TBFFL Bowl because he did not play in Kansas City's final game last year with an injury.