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Boxscore

Off Def Total Score
Away Memphis Hound Dogs 152 111 263 28
Home Happy Valley Cougars 215 96 311 52


Happy Valley Cougars Memphis Hound Dogs
SPhilip Rivers QB LAC40
IRex Grossman QB CHI0
SBilly Volek QB ???0
IKyle Orton QB CHI0
SCharlie Whitehurst QB ???0
ICaleb Hanie QB ???0
SNick Hardwick OC LAC8
IBrandon Moore OG NYJ0
SMarc Colombo OT DAL7
IMatt Light OT ???0
ILangston Walker OT BUF0
STony Ugoh OT ???7
SBen Hamilton OC/OG DEN12
IRyan Lilja OL ???0
SKeydrick Vincent OL ???9
BOvie Mughelli FB ATL3
SLe'Ron McClain FB BAL19
SMarion Barber RB DAL22
IAnthony Alridge RB ???0
ITashard Choice RB DAL0
ISteven Jackson RB LAR0
BKevin Faulk RB NE6
IP.J. Pope RB DEN0
ISelvin Young RB DEN0
IAmani Toomer WR NYG0
SAnquan Boldin WR ARI29
SBo Scaife TE TEN17
SDallas Clark TE IND19
INate Jackson TE DEN0
SAdam Vinatieri K IND12
IOakland OST LV0
STennessee OST TEN1
BBrett Keisel DE PIT2
SShaun Rogers NT CLE5
SRichard Seymour DE NE8
ICharles Grant DE NO0
BDave Ball DE TEN1
BRyan Pickett NT GB3
SJohn Abraham DE ATL5
SJames Harrison OLB PIT3
SDeMarcus Ware OLB DAL8
BJyles Tucker OLB LAC2
BPisa Tinoisamoa OLB LAR5
SD'Qwell Jackson ILB CLE7
BAndra Davis ILB CLE3
BH.B. Blades OLB WAS2
BTedy Bruschi ILB NE1
SPatrick Willis ILB SF7
BWesley Woodyard LB DEN2
BIke Taylor CB PIT3
SAsante Samuel CB PHI1
IMaurice Leggett CB KC0
SDomonique Foxworth CB ATL4
BKevin Kaesviharn S NO2
BDeAngelo Hall CB WAS0
BDeon Grant S SEA5
SKerry Rhodes S NYJ3
BDwight Lowery CB NYJ1
SErik Coleman S ATL9
BAbram Elam S NYJ6
SHunter Smith P IND4
SDetroit DST DET-6
IOakland DST LV0
SD.J. Shockley QB ???0
SChris Redman QB ???0
SMatt Ryan QB ATL25
IBen Roethlisberger QB PIT0
ICharlie Batch QB ???0
IDennis Dixon QB PIT0
IByron Leftwich QB PIT0
SOlin Kreutz OC ???13
SSteve Hutchinson OG MIN5
IFloyd Womack OG SEA0
IWalter Jones OT SEA0
STodd Weiner OT ???12
ISam Baker OT ATL0
SBrian Waters OG KC9
SJammal Brown OT NO9
SAdrian Peterson RB MIN15
BBenjarvus Green-Ellis RB NE2
BCadillac Williams RB TB1
BPatrick Cobbs RB MIA0
SPlaxico Burress WR NYG0
SChris Chambers WR LAC14
BJabar Gaffney WR NE4
IEarl Bennett WR CHI0
BReggie Brown WR PHI0
BMark Campbell TE NO3
BJerramy Stevens TE TB3
STodd Heap TE BAL9
BDante Rosario TE CAR2
SVernon Davis TE SF8
IJason Hanson K DET0
SJoe Nedney K SF10
SNew Orleans OST NO8
BDarryl Tapp DE SEA5
SShaun Ellis DE NYJ1
SHaloti Ngata DE BAL6
SJamal Williams NT LAC14
BMike Wright NT NE0
ICasey Hampton NT PIT0
SScott Fujita OLB NO2
BMike Vrabel ILB NE5
BDavid Thornton OLB TEN3
BDerrick Brooks OLB TB3
IGeno Hayes LB TB0
ICato June OLB TB0
BLarry Foote ILB PIT1
SGerald Hayes ILB ARI2
SStephen Cooper ILB LAC5
SDhani Jones OLB CIN4
SRandall Gay CB NO10
SQuentin Jammer CB LAC16
IChevis Jackson CB ATL0
BChamp Bailey CB DEN0
INick Harper CB TEN0
IMark Roman S SF0
SLaRon Landry S WAS11
IChris Crocker S CIN0
SMike Brown S CHI4
BJames Butler S NYG4
SChris Hanson P NE11
IBrad Maynard P CHI0
SKansas City DST KC4
Game Summary (Larry Smith, NetFL Press)
The football gods smiled down upon the WLR franchise this weekend. A wounded team was provided the perfect elixir, MHD, at an opportune time.

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

The score of 52-28 in front of a jeering and hostile crowd for WLR 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 ascetic MHD have been such a welcome sight in opposing stadiums for so long. WLR sure caught them on the right day.

It's doubtful that the WLR defenders could have corralled a grandmother strolling across the field with the same ease as they did the MHD quarterback. "Instead of him looking down the field, he was looking to see who was coming," said Abram Elam with 11 points on defense, a huge smile on his face. "Let's just say he got rattled a little bit."

Still, WLR might not have escaped without a goto player to energize the offense - MHD's very own Patrick Cobbs. He was relentlessly victimized, continuously torched play after play before the MHD coaching staff mercifully pulled him, as he played about as well as a frog pithed by an epileptic first-grader.

"Picking on Patrick Cobbs was a part of the game plan," Philip Rivers with 40 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 MHD to deliver. WLR leads the all-time series 8-6 against MHD. WLR has a 8-4 regular season record. MHD has a 3-9 regular season record.

Though the game was already decided on the field, apparently neither team was done. Joe Rupp droned, "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 MHD coach said, "Nah, I don't have anything against them. They're kinda like little bunnies or maybe pop warner rejects.... kinda cute and all, but pretty impotent when it comes to football."