As we reach the conclusion of another year, let me take this opportunity to wish you all a happy and safe holiday week. I hope you all get to spend it with your families and friends.

Merry Christmas!

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Championship Matchup

• (3) Tappa Kegga Day vs (8) SIAP > This week’s championship game is a rematch of the PFFL title game from 10 seasons ago. TKD won the 1998 championship over SIAP, 109-78. It is the only other time these two original franchises have met in the postseason. In the overall series, this will be the 16th meeting in a matchup that SIAP leads, 8-7. As division rivals in the East this season, these two teams split their two games. TKD won in week 4, while SIAP won in the regular season finale. This is the fourth championship game appearance for both teams. SIAP won the title in 2000 (as the West champ and 3-seed) and 2004 (as the West champ and 2-seed), but lost in the aforementioned matchup with TKD in 1998. TKD won their only title in 1998 as the 8-seed, and lost in the championship game in their other two East Division winning seasons (1997 and 2005, as the 1 and 3 seed, respectively).

PFFL Championship History

A little recap of the PFFL championship games of years gone by:

Toilet Bowl Championship Matchup

• The Jedi Masters seek their first ever Toilet Bowl title in the first appearance in the little dance, while The Hip is looking for their second Toilet Bowl title, in their third Toilet Bowl championship appearance.

Coming Next Week

Be sure to check back next week after all the fantasy action has concluded for the year. Not only will I recap the 2008 postseason, but it will also be time to unveil the updated PFFL Franchise Ratings! Has your team increased or decreased in value this year? I’ll also run down the final financial totals for each team. Happy Holidays!

Championship Preview Babes

A whole collection of ladies in Christmas-themed attire. Most of them look more naughty than nice.

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Playoff Semifinal Matchups

One game this week is a rematch of a game played just three weeks ago, while the other is the first meeting of the year. Week 15 saw 2 of 4 lower seeds advance. Will we see any upsets this week? To decide the matchup for the 2008 PFFL Championship game:

• (8) SIAP vs (5) Turd Ferguson – This is the first meeting of the year for these two clubs who made the playoffs as wild cards and scored upset victories in round 1. Despite not playing in ‘08, these two are familar foes, as this will be their 16th meeting in PFFL history. SIAP leads that series, 9-6, and swept Turd last year when they were division rivals. This is their first ever meeting in the postseason. SIAP is 3-2 in semi-final games, while Turd Ferguson is 1-2 and has not advanced to a championship game since 1999.
• (3) Tappa Kegga Day vs (2) SaaBB – Back in week 13, SaaBB beat TKD by 20 to lock up the #2 seed in the playoffs and the 2-point head start that could come in handy this week. While this is the 16th all-time meeting of these two clubs, it is only their second faceoff in the postseason. In PFFL’s innagural season of 1997, TKD beat SaaBB, 89-74 in the semi-finals. TKD is an impressive 3-1 in the semifinal playoff round, while SaaBB struggles in this round, going 1-6 in their opportunities to make it to the big game.

Toilet Bowl Matchups

• (3) Winning Beer Money vs (2) The Hip – The Hip is an impressive 5-1 in Toilet Bowl action, while WBM picked up their first consolation round 1 (in 2 tries) last week.
• (5) Double D vs (1) The Jedi Masters – Double D is now 1-0 in the toilet bowl, while this is the first ever toilet game for TJM.

Semifinal Preview Babe

Marissa Miller has made a few appearances in the PFFL Blog this year, so it seemed appropriate to provide some pictures from her 2009 calendar as we near the end of the PFFL year. Joel is probably already printing this out…

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1. Only teams alive in the championship round of the playoffs are allowed to make waiver moves
2. Players can only be added in the case of a newly injured player. In other words, the injured player must have been active or listed as no worse than probable in the previous week.
3. The added player must be the same position as the injured player
4. The injured player does NOT have to be dropped — any player can be dropped to make room for the injury replacement

And a quick reminder about the playoffs – there is home field advantage in play in the first two rounds. So the better seed gets a 2-point head start.

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Playoff Quarterfinal Matchups

All of the first round matchups in this year’s postseason are rematches of contests held earlier this year. In two of the four games, the teams involved are from the same division and split their season series. On top of all that, 3 of the four matchups this week are between teams who have met in the playoffs before. On to the history…

• (8) SIAP vs (1) Post Mortem: Post Mortem beat SIAP in week 12, 81.41 – 75.36, in a low-scoring affair. That win evened the overall series tally at 7-7, but SIAP has a 1-0 advantage in postseason play, with a 116-80 win over Post in the 2000 semi-finals. SIAP has not won a playoff game since their 2004 championship run (granted, they only have one playoff game since then), but are 5-2 in first round playoff games. Post Mortem is 4-4 in the first round of the playoffs, and has advanced to round 2 in 2 of the last 3 seasons. Side note: PM has three West division titles and has now been seeded in all three of the available division winner spots, #2 in 1997, #3 in 2001 and now #1.
• (7) Kramerica Industries vs (2) Sharp as a Bowling Ball: Kramerica beat SaaBB waaaaaaaaay back in week 1, 66.31 – 49.79. That was KI’s third straight win over SaaBB, including a 90.12 – 52.21 win in the playoff semi-finals last year. Before the current Kramerica streak, SaaBB had dominated this series, winning the first five meetings. Kramerica is 1-1 in the first round of the playoffs, and is coming off of a 2007 season that saw them make a run all the way to the title game. In 8 playoff appearances, SaaBB has lost in the first round only one time, back in 1998. The second round is their nemesis, as they are 1-6 in the semis.
• (6) Duany Duany Tanning vs (3) Tappa Kegga Day: These two East division rivals split their season series. DDT won in week 6, while TKD returned the favor in week 12. DDT holds an overall 7-5 series advantage, which includes a 12-point win in the first round of the 2006 playoffs. DDT is 3-for-5 in the first round, but is actually 2-0 as a wild card. Tappa Kegga Day, meanwhile, has not won a playoff game since advancing to the 2005 title game. Losses in the first round in 2006 and 2007 ended TKD’s perfect 4-0 first round record prior to that time.
• (5) Turd Ferguson vs (4) Hedfullalicker: Both teams hail from the West division. Hedfullalicker won the first meeting of their division series, in week 1, with Turd getting the victory in week 10 to earn the season split. Hed leads the overall series 7-6. This is their first ever postseason meeting. Turd Ferguson is an even .500 in the first round, going 3-3, but without a playoff win since 2005. Hedfullalicker has been one of the hardest luck postseason teams in PFFL history. From 1997-2004, Hed reached the playoffs six times, but never made it out of the first round. That streak finally came to an end in 2006 when Hedfull not only won in round 1, but advanced all the way to the championship game.

Toilet Bowl Matchups

The Jedi Masters and The Hip get byes into the semi-final round of the Toilet Bowl, but the bottom 4 teams in the league square off this week. Among the six teams in the Toilet Bowl competition, only one has ever won a Toilet game — The Hip, who bring an impressive 5-1 Toilet record to the table.

• (6) Camel Toe vs (3) Winning Beer Money: Camel Toe is 0-2 in the Toilet round, but both losses came against The Hip (who would be their 2nd round opponent). Winning Beer Money has only one Toilet Bowl game under their belt, a loss to SIAP in 2005.
• (5) Double D vs (4) CSPJ: Double D is making their first ever appearance in the Toilet Bowl, while CSPJ is here for the third straight season, but has never made it to the 2nd toilet round.

Playoff Preview Babe

Abigail Clancy is another of the hot models to come out of the UK, so she’s probably more into fantasy soccer than football, but I’m willing to let that slide.

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Here we are at the end of another regular season. Following this week’s action, I’ll try to spend some time looking at the trends in the league this year. I’m not sure, but it seems like there’s been a little more parity scoring-wise, at least among the playoff contending teams. I don’t think any one team was completely dominant from the top to bottom of their roster. It’s weird, but it almost seems to mirror the NFL where there are a few not-so-good-at-all teams and then a bunch of decent-to-great teams depending on which week you look at them.

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Week 14 Matchups

• Duany Duany Tanning is looking for a split in their season series with Kramerica, after suffering an 11-point loss back in week 8. Kramerica has won three straight in this matchup, but DDT has won both week 14 meetings (in 2005 and 2006). The winner this week takes a one win lead in the 9-game all-time series.
• TKD looks for the season sweep of SIAP this week. A sweep is a rare occurence when these two are in the same division. This is the sixth time they have shared a division home, and 5 of those times, the season series has been split. The only exception was SIAP’s sweep in 2000. This is the 15th career meeting between these two, with each currently holding 7 wins.
• Post Mortem and Camel Toe meet for the second time this year and third since CT joined the league. In week 14 of last season, Camel defeated Post by 15, while Mortem crushed Toe by 29 7 weeks ago.
• Hedfullalicker is looking for a fourth straight win to end the season when they take on The Hip. The Hip leads the career series, 9-6, but Hedfullalicker won their week 3 matchup by 30. This is the fifth time these two have been in the same division, and a Hip win would make them 5-for-5 in season splits in those seasons.
• Double D and Turd Ferguson meet in the final week of the regular season for the third time. Turd beat DD in week 14 in 2005, while DD won last year. Turd leads the all-time matchup, 6-2.
• The Jedi Masters and their faint playoff hopes meet up with the eliminated Chain Smokers this week. The Jedis beat CSPJ back in week 8 by 51 and lead the historical series, 3-2. Their in-season schedule matches the only other season in which they were in the same division — 2004, when the Jedis won the week 8 and 14 meetings.
• Sharp as a Bowling Ball looks to complete the sweep of Winning Beer Money in their season series this week, and end the year on a 4-game win streak. SaaBB has beaten WBM two straight times, but the overall series is knotted up at 5-5-1. WBM’s last win over SaaBB came in their only other week 14 meeting, in 2006.

Playoff Races

I’m not going to repeat my insane ramblings from the week 13 recap, so if you’re interested in getting sort of an idea about this week’s playoff scenarios, check out this article.

Record Watch

• Post Mortem and Tappa Kegga Day are both looking to go 7-1 in division play. This would put them into a tie for 4th on the list of best division winning percentages. TKD has finished 7-1 in division play twice, in 1997 and 2005. Post Mortem’s best only division record with more than 6 wins was in 1997 when they went 8-0.
• SIAP and Post Mortem have already locked up spots in a tie for 7th best non-division win percentage with their 5-1 performances outside their respective divisions.
• If Post Mortem defeats Camel Toe, it will mark only the 4th time that a team has won 12 or more games and the 3rd time a team has lost 12 or more.
• The Jedi Masters need 105 points to crack the top 10 season point totals while Camel Toe needs to score less than 107 to get a spot on the 10 worst season point totals list.
• The winner of the SIAP-TKD matchup will get their 90th regular season win and sit in 2nd place on the career regular season wins list. The winner also becomes only the 2nd team in PFFL history to hit 50 division wins. If SIAP wins, it will be their 100th win overall.

Preview Babe

Those of us who went through puberty in the 80’s remember Carol Alt from the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues. Well, she just turned 48 and decided that now would be a good time to pose for Playboy. So, yeah, here she is. Naked. At 48 years old. Sure, there is probably a fair amount of image cleanup going on here, but she still looks pretty dang good.

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Week 13 Matchups

• DDT and SIAP meet for the tenth time in PFFL history and second time this year in a key East division battle. DDT beat SIAP, 105.55 – 98.31, back in week 1, has beaten SIAP in two straight, and leads the overall series, 6-3.
• In another East division matchup, Kramerica takes on Double D. Kramerica beat DD by 25 back in week 7, but has been dominated by Double D in the career matchup, 6-2. Double D won their first three meetings, then dropped a game to KI. DD followed that with three more in a row before Kramerica beat them this season. Is this the start of another 3-game win streak for Double D, or does Kramerica turn the tide?
• Tappa Kegga Day and Sharp as a Bowling Ball square off in an inter-divisional clash of division leaders. This one could have some seeding implications. TKD won the first two career meetings, then endured an 8-game losing streak to SaaBB from 1998-2004. Since then, however, TKD has won three in a row in this streaky series, but still trails overall, 8-5.
• Post Mortem looks to keep their division record unblemished this week in a rematch with Hedfullalicker. Post beat Hed back in week 6, 109.89 – 78.67, and leads the all-time matchup, 12-5. Yes, this is the 18th meeting of these two clubs. The last time PM beat ‘licker twice in one season? 2002 — when they also met in weeks 6 and 13.
• The Hip and Turd Ferguson will play a critical playoff pursuit game this week in a rematch of a week 8 win by Turd. Turd leads this career matchup, 8-4, and has won four of the last five.
• Camel Toe and The Jedi Masters are playing for the third time in Camel’s three seasons. The Jedis have owned this matchup to-date, scoring 112 and 144 points in those two games while holding Toe to less than 80. The Jedis probably have some faint playoff hopes on the line here.
• CSPJ and WBM play for the second time this year and eighth in PFFL history. CSPJ beat WBM 4 weeks ago by 9 points, ending a 4-game WBM win streak in the series. WBM leads all-time, 4-2-1 (Yes, Donovan, there are ties in PFFL too).

Record Watch

• DDT hopes to avoid their 50th regular season loss
• DDT is only 33.91 points away from 10,000 regular season points. Barring a performance like last week, they should reach that mark.
• SIAP has a chance to become the second team in PFFL history to win 50 division games.
• Post Mortem seeks to remain undefeated in division play this season

Preview Babe

Jessica Biel is here to wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving full of good food, family/friends, and safe travels. Plus, you can print off 12 of these pictures and make your own 2009 calendar.

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Week 11 Matchups

• Duany Duany Tanning and Hedfullalicker square off in a battle of playoff contenders. DDT leads this series 5-4 and has won the last two meetings. These two have played at least once per season every year since 2002.
• In a matchup of 6-4 teams battling for the division lead in the East, SIAP plays Kramerica. Kramerica won the first meeting of the season, back in week 6, 116.26 – 104.04, but SIAP maintains the all-time series advantage, 6-1.
• Tappa Kegga Day and Double D meet for the tenth time in PFFL history and the second time this season. TKD won back in week 1, 68.78 – 64.18. Double D leads the career series, however, 7-2.  These two also met in week 11 last season, in a game that Double D won by 19.
• Post Mortem can cinch the West division crown with a win over Turd Ferguson this week. Mortem beat Turd 78.02 – 71 in week 5. PM leads the overall series 8-6 and won two previous week 11 meetings with Turd, in 2001 and 2002.
• Sharp as a Bowling Ball also has a chance to sew up their division this week when they take on The Jedi Masters. This is the 16th meeting between these clubs, with SaaBB holding a 9-6 series lead. SaaBB won their first meeting of the season, in week 7, 97.35 – 88.05. These two have one previous week 11 meeting, in 2006, a game won by SaaBB 79.47 – 74.95.
• The Hip and CSPJ square off for the sixth time in league history. Both teams need this win to keep their playoff hopes alive. CSPJ won the last meeting, in week 7 last year, and leads the overall series, 3-2.
• Camel Toe and Winning Beer Money meet for the third time in a series that is tied at one win each. They split a season series as division rivals in 2006.

Record Watch

• Camel Toe hopes to end a 6-game losing streak. If they don’t, though, they will move up the charts a little on the single season losing streak record lists.
• Both Post Mortem and SIAP have a chance to become the first team in PFFL history to win 50 division games.

Preview Babe

Lucy Pinder is another of the fine British Page 3 exports. She even brought along a couple friends for some of these pics.

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Week 10 Matchups

• Back in Week 2, DDT beat Double D by 40 points. That was DDT’s third consecutive victory over DD in this career series. Double D’s only win over DDT in four tries came in a week 10 matchup, in 2003, 121-89.
• SIAP seeks a fourth straight win on the season when they face a reeling Camel Toe (losers of five in a row) this week. This all-time matchup is tied at one win apiece. Camel won in 2006, while SIAP won in ‘07.
• Post Mortem and Kramerica Industries are meeting for only the fifth time in a series that is tied at one win each. Kramerica won the last meeting, in 2006.
• In a key matchup in terms of potential playoff tiebreakers, 5-4 TKD takes on 4-5 The Jedi Masters. TJM leads this series, 8-6, and has won the last five meetings. This is actually the third straight season where these two teams are meeting in week 10. The Jedis have won both of those games.
• Hedfullalicker and Turd Ferguson battle for 2nd place in the West. Back in week 1, Hedfullalicker beat Turd by 30. That was Hed’s fifth straight win in this all-time matchup, led by Hed, 7-5.
• The Hip and Winning Beer Money meet for the 12th time in league history this week in a must-win matchup as far as their playoff hopes are concerned. As division rivals last year, these two split their season series, but The Hip leads all-time, 7-4.
• Central division leading SaaBB takes on last place CSPJ this week in a rematch of SaaBB’s 40-point week 2 win. SaaBB leads this career matchup, 5-4-1.

Record Watch

• Post Mortem will look to extend its record-setting start to the season, currently at 9 games.
• Camel Toe hopes to avoid a 25th regular season loss this week

Preview Babe

Sapphira O’Shannon is your preview babe this week. I know almost nothing about her, but she was featured as one of the WAGs of the day on “The Spoiler” website, and she seems like, pretty and stuff.

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In a matchup everyone is sure to be talking about, the game of the week looks to be the one between the two teams with the best record and longest winning streaks in the league, not to mention owning the two best starts to a season in PFFL history (this year and in 2004). In other action, two non-division games could play big roles later when the wild cards are handed out as these games feature three 4-3 teams and a 3-4 club. There’s also a battle for the division lead in the East and a game between a 2-5 team and the 1-6 team it hopes to remain ahead of in the playoff hunt.

Week 8 Matchups

• DDT leads the career matchup over Kramerica, 4-3, but was swept in two games last season. The winner of this one will remain in at least a share of the lead in the East.
• Amazingly, SIAP and Hedfullalicker have only played seven times. Last year’s week 10 meeting was their first matchup since 2001. SIAP won that game and leads the all-time series, 4-3.
• TKD and WBM are squaring off for the 16th time ever in a rivalry that includes games in every season since WBM joined the league (1998). The series was evenly matched at 6 wins each through 12 games, but TKD has won the last three to take a 9-6 series lead. This is their first ever week 8 meeting.
• Double D and Camel Toe are facing off for the second time. DD won last year, in week 7, 102.09 – 83.53. DD is hoping to end a 2 game losing streak while ‘Toe is hoping to snap a 3 game skid.
• 7-0 Post Mortem and 6-1 SaaBB meet in a battle of division leaders. Both teams own long win streaks (SaaBB is 6-0 since week 1) and lead their respective divisions by 3 games. PM leads the career series 8-4-1 and has won the last three. These two last met in 2006, in week 8 actually, when Mortem completed a season sweep of the Bowling Balls. PM is 2-0 against SaaBB in week 8. If you’re wondering about that tie, it happened in week 9 of the 2002 season. The winner of this one has the inside track on the number one seed in the playoffs.
• The Hip puts their 3-game winning streak on the line this week against a tough Turd Ferguson team. Both teams are 4-3 and fighting for wild card position. Turd leads this matchup 7-4, but The Hip won the last meeting by 38, in week 12 last season.
• The Jedi Masters and CSPJ are meeting for only the fifth time ever and the first time since 2005. They were in the same division once before, in 2004, when they also played in week 8. The Jedis won that game and the follow-up match later that season. Meanwhile, CSPJ has won both of the non-division meetings.

Record Watch

• Post Mortem is seeking to tie the PFFL record for best start to a season, a record held by this week’s opponent.
• SaaBB, meanwhile, is looking to move into a tie for 8th on the list of longest regular season win streaks.
• Kramerica only needs one more high point week to tie for 10th on the list of most single season high point weeks.

Preview Babe

Say hello to Olivia Munn. Some of these pics are from a new photo spread in some magazine called Complex, and Olivia looks to be in the Halloween spirit. I know very little of who this woman is, but apparently she’s on the G4 network, where she does things like eat a hot dog off a string (see video). If you are interested in more of her bio, here’s her Wikipedia page.

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This week will officially complete the first half of the PFFL regular season (yes, already!). On the schedule in week 7, there are 3 division matchups and they are all of different types. One will determine whether the Central is a one- or two- team race. Another features two teams currently in the middle of the pack in the East. And the final one matches the undefeated first place team in the West with a dangerous cellar dweller. On top of the division excitement, four of the seven games this week match up teams who have played at least 12 times in the course of PFFL history, and who have very close all-time records.

Week 7 Matchups

• DDT and The Hip meet for the 13th time in a series that has run continuously since 2001. The regular season series is led by DDT, 6-5, but the all-time matchup is squared up at 6 wins a piece based on The Hip’s championship win over DDT in ‘02. This is the first time these teams are meeting in a week 7 game.
• SIAP will battle CSPJ for the sixth time, but first after a season off in ‘07. CSPJ won the first 3 of the 4 regular season meetings, with SIAP getting its first regular season win in 2006. SIAP’s other win in the series came in the opening round of the 2003 playoffs.
• Double D holds a 6-1 series lead over Kramerica, including two wins in week 7 affairs. These clubs have battled every year since 2003 and Kramerica’s only win was in the finale of the 2004 regular season. That win ended a 3-game DD win streak in the matchup, which is also what DD has right now. This game looks to figure heavily in the playoff race, if not the East division chase.
• Tappa Kegga Day and Turd Ferguson have played 15 times, including meeting in every season except 2003. TKD leads the matchup 8-7 (that includes a split in their 2 postseason meetings), and has won four in a row. Turd’s last victory over TKD came in week 3 of the 2004 season. Turd can take solace in the fact that the only time these two played in week 7 (2001), Turd won 133-102.
• Post Mortem takes an undefeated record into a battle with 1-5 Camel Toe. These clubs have only met once before, in week 14 of the 2007 season. Camel won that game, 84.24 – 68.63.
• Meeting for the 13th time, Hedfullalicker and WBM have each won 6 games in this series (one of WBM’s wins was in the playoffs). With the exception of a two-game run by Hed in 2000, this is a back-and-forth series with alternating winners. WBM won the last meeting, in the 2006 championship game. This is the first time WBM and Hedfull are playing in week 7.
• The Jedi Masters are looking to make a move in the Central against SaaBB, who hasn’t lost since week 1. This will be the 15th overall meeting of these teams in a series that is tied at SaaBB leads 8-6, but has dominated 8-4 in the regular season. The Jedis beat SaaBB by 23 in their last meeting, week 1 of last season. Only once have these teams played in week 7. In 1999, The Jedi Masters beat SaaBB, 79-63.

Milestone Watch

• Post Mortem is hoping to become only the 2nd team to complete the first half of a PFFL season undefeated. A win this week would also give PM their first ever 7-game regular season win streak.
• Winning Beer Money is hoping to stop their losing streak at 5 games. A loss this week would give them the longest losing streak in their franchise history.
• SaaBB looks for their 80th regular season victory.
• DDT looks for their 60th regular season win.
• TKD wants to avoid a 75th regular season loss.
• Post Mortem will try to tie SIAP’s record of 48 division wins.

PFFL Survivor Immunity

Kramerica has immunity in Survivor this week as the final 7 will be determined.

Preview Babe

This is Deanna Russo, whose intense blue eyes and frequent cleavage baring attire can be seen on Knight Rider, a series which has returned with a lead actor less lame than David Hasselhoff, but with a lamely-voiced (by Val Kilmer) KITT and a little too much influence from the Transformers movie.

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Here’s a quick Sunday at noon look at the key matchups in PFFL this week:

• DDT and TKD are both undefeated in division play. That will change this week. DDT leads this series 6-3, but TKD won the last matchup, in week 7 last season.
• SIAP and Kramerica are both winless in division play. That will also change this week. SIAP is favored here based on a 6-0 all-time record against KI, including a 103.34 – 100.45 win in week 9 of the 2007 season.
• Double D and The Hip are both looking to get back to .500 this week. The Hip won the first two matchups in this series (in 2003 and 2006, week 1), but DD has won the last two (2006, week 11 and 2007).
• Undefeated Post Mortem plays a one-loss team for the second straight week. Hedfullalicker beat PM in week 11 last year, but trails the all-time matchup 11-5. PM is 2-1 against Hed in week 6 meetings.
• In a battle of opposites, 1-4 Camel Toe takes on 4-1 SaaBB. SaaBB beat CT twice last year in their only career meetings.
• Turd Ferguson seeks to rebound from their second loss of the season against 0-5 CSPJ. Turd leads the career matchup 2-1, but they have alternated victories, so this could be CSPJ’s turn.
• The Jedi Masters are hoping to get back to .500 and get their first division victory over a WBM team in the midst of a 4-game losing streak. The Jedis have dominated this series 8-3, but lost to WBM back in Week 1.

Preview Babe

Model Brooklyn Decker.