From: rob@studsys.mscs.mu.edu (Rob McKnight)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.football.misc
Subject: AFFL Results WEEK 5
Date: 6 Oct 1992 15:13:17 GMT
Organization: Marquette University - Department MSCS
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	Here are the results from Week 5 of the American Fantasy
	Football League (AFFL).
						Mark Gresbach
						AFFL Commish



Dallas 30 Columbus 34
OFF DL 43 CO 67
DEF DL 33 CO 13

	With a strong performance behind H. Walker 18pts, the Grim Reapers
	improved to 4-1 at home. Columbus's V. Testeverde also had 12pts
	in the home victory. Dallas did not get a good offensive performance
	this week from any one player, as N. Anderson was higher scorer
	with 10pts

California 13 Seattle 74
OFF CA 46 SE 92
DEF CA 18 SE 33

	California ran into the Chinook's number one rated offense, as
	Seattle's S. Young scored 22pts. Andre Rison and Reed scored
	16pts and 13pts respectively. The suprising San Diego Defense 	
	also stopped for 33pts. California's J. Harbaugh scored 12pts
	and M. Irvin as chipped in 10pts in the loss.

Milwaukee 77 Florida 35
OFF MI 80 FL 65
DEF MI 30 FL  3

	Milwaukee moved to 4-1 and number one in the Pacific Division.
	D. Marino had 23pts for the Missiles, and I. Fryar scored 25pts
	behind the tough Philadelphia defense. Florida's J. Elway tried
	to rally the team with his 25pts, but dissapointing performances
	from E. Smith and othershurt the Falconeers.

Hawaii 14 Wisconsin 47
OFF HA 33 WI 58
DEF HA 11 WI 19

	Wisconsin got thier first win of the season, behind strong 
	performances from Rookies B. Favre, 14pts, and V. Dunbar with
	13pts. Hawaii had to endure a poor performance from star QB
	J. Kelly, as G. Clark was the lone bright spot with 11pts.

Minnesota 44 San Rafael 42
OFF MN 67 SR 62
DEF MN 20 SR 23

	Minnesota moved to 4-1 to keep pace with the other teams in the very
	tough Midwest Division. Minnesota got strong games out of QB C. Miller
	who had 21pts, and new acquisition A. Miller with 22pts. T. Allen also
	had 14pts for the Machine. San Rafael had a good overall performance
	out of most of their players, and a good performance from its
	Atlanta Defense.

Barrett 59 Sussex 60
OFF BA 71 SX 74
DEF BA 14 SX 12

	In the closest game of the week, the Sharks moved to 3-2 as they
	defeated the Bruisers. Sussex was trailing by 9 pts going into
	Monday Night, as R. Cunningham came through for 10pts, and 
	secured the victory for Sussex, its 3rd in a row. Barrett played
	very well, with 20pts from E. Byner, and 12 pts out of new RB
	C. Gary.



ATLANTIC DIVISION
                        Overall     Vs. Div
                        W  L  T     W  L  T     PF      PA
California		2  3  0     1  0  0	210	271
Florida			2  3  0     1  0  0	163	229
Wisconsin		1  4  0     0  1  0	161	200
Dallas			0  5  0     0  1  0	132  	175

MIDWEST DIVISION        
                        Overall     Vs. Div
                        W  L  T     W  L  T     PF      PA
Minnesota		4  1  0     1  0  0 	238	179
Columbus		4  1  0     1  0  0     221	181
Seattle			4  1  0     0  1  0	316	181
Barrett			1  4  0     0  1  0    	192	236

PACIFIC DIVISION        
                        Overall     Vs. Div
                        W  L  T     W  L  T     PF      PA
Milwaukee		4  1  0     1  1  0	312	224
Sussex			3  2  0     1  1  0	253	224
San Rafael		3  2  0     1  1  0	211	192
Hawaii			2  3  0     1  1  0    	185	267




			AFFL Power Rating Week 5

		Offense				Defense
	1. Seattle	63.2		1. Dallas	35.0
	2. Milwaukee	62.4		2. Minnesota 	35.8
	3. Sussex	50.6		3. Columbus	36.2
	4. Minnesota	47.6		3. Seattle	36.2
	5. Columbus	44.2		5. San Rafael	38.4
	6. San Rafael	42.2		6. Wisconsin	40.0
	7. California	42.0		7. Milwaukee	44.8
	8. Barrett	38.4		7. Sussex	44.8
	9. Hawaii	37.0		9. Florida	45.8
       10. Florida	32.6	       10. Barrett	47.2
       11. Wisconsin	32.2	       11. Hawaii	53.4
       12. Dallas	26.4	       12. California	54.2