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Boxscore

Off Def Total Score
Away Rock N Rollers 239 90 329 74
Home The Spanish Inquisition 181 92 273 46


The Spanish Inquisition Rock N Rollers
SDonovan McNabb QB PHI20
SA.J. Feeley QB PHI0
IKerry Collins QB TEN0
IVince Young QB TEN0
SJeff Garcia QB PHI0
SJeff Hartings OC PIT1
IMike Flynn OC BAL0
IJamar Nesbit OC/OG NO0
STodd Herremans OG/OT PHI4
SMarcus Johnson OG/OT MIN2
ITodd Steussie OG/OT LAR0
IVernon Carey OT MIA0
SJon Ogden OT BAL6
IKyle Turley OL KC0
SJordan Black OT KC14
IShaud Williams RB BUF0
SLaDainian Tomlinson RB LAC50
BMichael Bennett RB KC1
IWillis McGahee RB BUF0
BMichael Turner RB LAC2
STravis Henry RB TEN8
BDavid Givens WR TEN0
BCedrick Wilson WR PIT3
BNate Burleson WR SEA1
SDarrell Jackson WR SEA17
BJoey Galloway WR TB3
IMarcus Pollard TE DET0
SJeremy Shockey TE NYG11
SAntonio Gates TE LAC29
BDonald Lee TE GB0
BJohn Gilmore TE CHI3
IOlindo Mare K MIA0
SJohn Carney K NO2
SNew York (N) OST NYG0
SWill Smith DE NO9
STommie Harris DT CHI6
STrevor Pryce DE BAL5
SJames Reed DL KC1
SIan Gold OLB DEN8
BBen Leber OLB MIN1
IAaron Schobel DE BUF0
BNapoleon Harris OLB MIN1
BEdgerton Hartwell MLB ATL1
SGary Brackett MLB IND16
SThomas Howard LB LV7
BDavid Macklin CB ARI1
SAndre Dyson CB NYJ1
SAntoine Winfield CB MIN3
SSammy Knight S KC1
BMark Roman S SF3
IDonte Whitner S BUF0
BLawyer Milloy S ATL2
SEd Reed S BAL6
BTravis Fisher CB LAR2
IWill Allen CB MIA0
BKeith Lewis S SF2
SChris Kluwe P MIN9
IRyan Plackemeier P SEA0
SDallas DST DAL7
ITarvaris Jackson QB MIN0
IBrad Johnson QB MIN0
SGus Frerotte QB LAR0
SMarc Bulger QB LAR46
SRyan Fitzpatrick QB LAR0
IBrooks Bollinger QB MIN0
IJake Grove OC LV0
SAndre Gurode OC/OG DAL11
IJustin Hartwig OC CAR0
IBlaine Saipaia OG/OT DET0
SWill Shields OG KC13
SVince Manuwai OG JAC13
IEric Steinbach OG CIN0
SJeremy Bridges OT CAR5
IKevin Shaffer OT CLE0
IJon Jansen OT WAS0
IJonas Jennings OT SF0
IRoman Oben OT LAC0
SEphraim Salaam OT HOU8
BMichael Robinson RB SF1
BStephen Davis RB LAR-1
BCedric Houston RB NYJ0
BRyan Moats RB PHI0
SLarry Johnson RB KC49
SSteven Jackson RB LAR26
SJoe Jurevicius WR CLE0
BBobby Wade WR TEN3
SMarvin Harrison WR IND10
BDemetrius Williams WR BAL1
SChad Johnson WR CIN22
BRoddy White WR ATL2
BKevin Curtis WR LAR6
IJason Elam K DEN0
SRobbie Gould K CHI11
SChicago OST CHI13
SBertrand Berry DE ARI4
SPatrick Kerney DE ATL8
IReggie Hayward DE ???0
BRobaire Smith DT TEN6
SKevin Williams DT MIN3
SRod Coleman DT ATL0
BCorey Williams DT GB1
IVonnie Holliday DE MIA0
SMorlon Greenwood OLB HOU9
SCato June OLB IND4
SAl Wilson MLB DEN6
BStephen Tulloch MLB TEN2
IMike Peterson MLB JAC0
BReggie Torbor OLB NYG2
SCharles Tillman CB CHI10
IAndre' Goodman CB MIA0
BLewis Sanders CB HOU2
BDrayton Florence CB LAC2
SGary Baxter CB CLE0
IMike Green S SEA0
IAdam Archuleta S WAS0
BJimmy Williams CB ATL1
SBrodney Pool S CLE5
BTony Parrish S DAL1
BChad Williams S SF1
SJordan Babineaux S SEA5
ITodd Sauerbrun P NE0
SMichael Koenen P ATL18
STennessee DST TEN0
Game Summary (Larry Smith, NetFL Press)
The football gods smiled down upon the RNR franchise this weekend. A wounded team was provided the perfect elixir, TSI, at an opportune time.

Because, if it had been anyone else but the offensively challenged TSI, every RNR player would be changing their ring tones to Taps this morning. Luckily, RNR ran into an opponent with much less margin for error than themselves, or they'd no doubt be nursing the losing column with yet another embarrassing loss.

One big reason that RNR can exhale today is that TSI was talent-deficient enough to lose control of a game they had a chance to win. They looked so awful as they coerced a meat cleaver during the game and set fire to my neighbor's gaudy yard art - metaphorically speaking.

The score of 74-46 in front of a despondent home crowd for RNR was aided by a ferocious defense, but even larger was the help provided by a reeling opponent that constantly pushed the wrong personnel buttons. No wonder the awful TSI have been such a welcome sight in opposing stadiums for so long. RNR sure caught them on the right day.

It's doubtful that the RNR defenders could have corralled a grandmother strolling across the field with the same ease as they did the TSI quarterback. "Instead of him looking down the field, he was looking to see who was coming," said Charles Tillman with 10 points on defense, a huge smile on his face. "Let's just say he got rattled a little bit."

Still, RNR might not have escaped without a goto player to energize the offense - TSI's very own John Carney. He was relentlessly victimized, continuously torched play after play before the TSI coaching staff mercifully pulled him, as he was clearly showing some ill-effects from his intestinal parasite.

"Picking on John Carney was a part of the game plan," Larry Johnson with 49 points on offense said. "We should have been doing it more in the first half of the game."

How true. When a NetFL team needs a pick-me-up, they can usually count on TSI to deliver. RNR leads the all-time series 6-4 against TSI. RNR has a 6-6 regular season record. TSI has a 8-4 regular season record (3-1 in this year's playoffs).

"Dem's fightin' woids!": Fuel was added to the fire during the two teams' post game news conferences. Randy droned, "They stink, not in that 'festering sewage inside a porta-potty next to a dead, bloated cow floating in a culvert' way, but more in the 'the Vienna Boy's Choir has more football talent' way." In response, the TSI coach considered this when he said, "They stink, not in that 'festering sewage inside a porta-potty next to a dead, bloated cow floating in a culvert' way, but more in the 'the Vienna Boy's Choir has more football talent' way."