League of Non-Aligned Fantasy Football (LONAFF) Fantasy Recaps

(MyFantasyLeague.com Fantasy Times Sources - Jan 15, 2006) In a week 19 League of Non-Aligned Fantasy Football (LONAFF) battle, The Parliament of Dreams squeaked by a tough The Star Riders team by a score of 124.26 to 117.68, extending the winning streak for The Parliament of Dreams to 9 games.

Rod Smith

The Parliament of Dreams were led to their 6.58 point victory by a 18.60 point effort from Rod Smith, who got by the Patriots defense for 96 receiving yards and 1 receiving TD. With this performance, Smith was the number 5 ranked wide receiver for week 19. They also got help from a 6.70 point effort from Marvin Harrison, who snuck past the Steelers defense for 52 receiving yards.

"We played our hearts out," The Parliament of Dreams coach Fred Tierney & Kelley Hartsell said.

The Star Riders were helped out in a losing cause by a point effort from Brooks Bollinger, who snuck past the defense for passing yards.

"I don't want to point fingers," The Star Riders coach John Beck said.

The Star Riders drew the short straw with their schedule this week, as their point total would have resulted in a win against 10 out of 10 other potential opponents in week 19.

This brings the record for The Parliament of Dreams to 13-1, and drops The Star Riders to a record of 11-3.

(MyFantasyLeague.com Fantasy Times Sources - Jan 15, 2006) In a week 19 League of Non-Aligned Fantasy Football (LONAFF) battle, Centauri Republicans embarrassed a hapless The First Ones team by a score of 87.32 to 47.44, extending the winning streak for Centauri Republicans to 4 games.

Centauri Republicans were led to their 39.88 point victory by a 1.90 point effort from Tatum Bell, who snuck past the Patriots defense for 19 rushing yards.

"You dream about this as a kid," Centauri Republicans coach Hunter Catlett said.

The First Ones were helped out in a losing cause by a -1.10 point effort from Shaun Alexander, who snuck past the Redskins defense for 9 rushing yards.

"We dug ourselves a deep hole," The First Ones coach Bill Zelinski said.

This brings the record for Centauri Republicans to 2-12, and drops The First Ones to a record of 7-7.