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Boxscore

Off Def Total Score
Away KC Komodos 126 117 243 7
Home Southside Salamanders 225 113 338 54


Southside Salamanders KC Komodos
IAaron Rodgers QB GB0
SBrett Favre QB GB3
STodd Bouman QB ???0
IDavid Carr QB HOU0
IQuinton Porter QB ???0
ISage Rosenfels QB HOU0
SIngle Martin QB GB0
IJohn Wade OC TB0
SScott Wells OC/OG GB9
IRuben Brown OG CHI0
IBennie Anderson OG MIA0
SMike Goff OG LAC11
STodd Weiner OT ATL5
IKwame Harris OT SF0
STra Thomas OT PHI11
SJake Scott OG IND8
SFrank Gore RB SF31
BAhman Green RB GB7
IJerome Harrison RB CLE0
IGreg Jennings WR GB0
BReggie Brown WR PHI5
SReggie Wayne WR IND23
SDesmond Clark TE CHI45
BGeorge Wrighster TE JAC6
SKellen Winslow TE CLE18
BJoe Klopfenstein TE LAR2
SChris Cooley TE WAS24
BReggie Kelly TE CIN2
BOwen Daniels TE HOU2
SRian Lindell K BUF3
IMatt Bryant K TB0
SOakland OST LV6
SGrant Wistrom DE SEA3
IGreg Ellis DE DAL0
SKelly Gregg NT BAL3
IDwight Freeney DE IND0
SLance Briggs OLB CHI16
SKeith Bulluck OLB TEN13
BRyan Nece OLB TB4
BScott Shanle ILB NO3
IChad Greenway OLB ???0
BDaryl Smith OLB JAC3
BManny Lawson OLB SF3
IBarry Gardner ILB ???0
SAndra Davis ILB CLE5
SLarry Foote ILB PIT8
BD.J. Williams OLB DEN2
BBrady Poppinga LB GB3
BKelly Herndon CB SEA3
BSheldon Brown CB PHI3
SRashean Mathis CB JAC2
SAlex Brown DE CHI1
ICorey Webster CB NYG0
IJason David CB IND0
SDaven Holly CB CLE4
SSean Jones S CLE9
SStuart Schweigert S LV6
BDaniel Bullocks S DET3
BC.C. Brown S HOU0
IMike McKenzie CB NO0
BNick Collins S GB2
IJason Allen DB MIA0
SCraig Hentrich P TEN7
IDerrick Frost P WAS0
SCincinnati DST CIN7
SDavid Greene QB ???0
SMatt Hasselbeck QB SEA13
IAaron Brooks QB LV0
SSeneca Wallace QB SEA0
IMarques Tuiasosopo QB LV0
IAndrew Walter QB LV0
IMatt Birk OC MIN0
SBrad Meester OC JAC12
SRex Hadnot OG MIA4
ISean Mahan OC/OG TB0
SChris Gray OG SEA5
SBryant McKinnie OT MIN5
ILangston Walker OT LV0
SChris Samuels OT WAS9
IEric Shelton RB CAR0
ICurtis Martin RB ???0
SChester Taylor RB MIN5
BBrandon Jacobs RB NYG1
SJoseph Addai RB IND10
ILabrandon Toefield RB JAC0
ILee Suggs RB MIA0
BRonald Curry WR LV5
BTravis Taylor WR MIN6
BJustin McCareins WR NYJ2
SLarry Fitzgerald WR ARI14
IChad Jackson WR NE0
BNate Washington WR PIT1
SSteve Smith WR CAR12
BMichael Clayton WR TB0
BEddie Kennison WR KC3
SMark Clayton WR BAL5
BErnest Wilford WR JAC1
SLawrence Tynes K KC13
IStephen Gostkowski K NE0
SBuffalo OST BUF0
SMathias Kiwanuka DE NYG5
BPaul Spicer DE JAC1
SMike Patterson DT PHI4
SIan Scott DT CHI10
BLandon Johnson OLB CIN3
SJared Allen DE KC5
BMarcus Washington OLB WAS4
BTully Banta-Cain OLB NE7
SDeMeco Ryans LB HOU9
SBart Scott OLB BAL7
BShelton Quarles MLB TB7
IJordan Beck LB ATL0
BAbdul Hodge MLB GB0
SKirk Morrison OLB LV9
IPat Thomas OLB JAC0
IJerametrius Butler CB LAR0
SLeigh Bodden CB CLE10
SLito Sheppard CB PHI6
BKen Lucas CB CAR2
SGibril Wilson S NYG8
SDawan Landry S BAL9
IMike Doss S IND0
BTerrence Kiel S LAC2
BMichael Boulware S SEA1
IJosh Bidwell P TB0
SJon Ryan P GB2
SSan Diego DST LAC6
Game Summary (Larry Smith, NetFL Press)
The football gods smiled down upon the SRS franchise this weekend. A wounded team was provided the perfect elixir, DS, at an opportune time.

Because, if it had been anyone else but the offensively challenged DS, every SRS player would be changing their ring tones to Taps this morning. Luckily, SRS 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 SRS can exhale today is that DS was talent-deficient enough to lose control of a game they had a chance to win. They looked so pathetic as they thrust a meat cleaver during the game and ate my sister's homework - metaphorically speaking.

The score of 54-7 in front of a jeering and hostile crowd for SRS 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 pathetic DS have been such a welcome sight in opposing stadiums for so long. SRS sure caught them on the right day.

It's doubtful that the SRS defenders could have corralled a grandmother strolling across the field with the same ease as they did the DS quarterback. "Instead of him looking down the field, he was looking to see who was coming," said Dwight Freeney with 29 points on defense, a huge smile on his face. "Let's just say he got rattled a little bit."

Still, SRS might not have escaped without a goto player to energize the offense - DS's very own Jerametrius Butler. He was relentlessly victimized, continuously torched play after play before the DS coaching staff mercifully pulled him, as he performed like a spasmodic violinist.

"Picking on Jerametrius Butler was a part of the game plan," Desmond Clark with 45 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 DS to deliver. SRS leads the all-time series 11-4 against DS. SRS has a 12-0 regular season record (2-0 in this year's playoffs) having just won the Conference Championship game. DS has a 4-8 regular season record.

"Dem's fightin' woids!": Fuel was added to the fire during the two teams' post game news conferences. Allen Cummings exclaimed, "Gosh... why are you even wasting my time looking for a comment about them? They're kinda like cockroaches - to be sure, they occasionally crawl out of the woodwork to be seen by all, but usually, they're lurking somewhere out of sight." In response, the DS coach exclaimed, "He and his lecherous team of cub scouts have all the football grace of a French eunuch trying to ride a bull suffering from mad cow's disease while reciting the Gettysburg Address."