That wasn't really fair, the Ho-Smacks ran into a buzz saw as the Packhers exploded for 112 as they downed the Smacks 112-87.  Packher GM Scott Reeling said privately to un-named sources that, "..he needed a huge game from Warner.." to have a chance against the powerful Smacks. Warner did not live up to his end of the deal, but the rest of the Packhers showed up to play. Reeling wants to earn a Player Personnel Move Of The Year award for picking up Hall and Sloan and playing White. That isn't going to happen, as everyone knows these moves were made out of desperation for Denver's off week. If he really wants an award, let's see him figure out what he is going to do this week. Every year there seems to be a game that isn't fair. Maybe two teams play to 20-23, or two teams outscore everyone. It has happened to just about everyone in the league one way or another. The Packhers seem to be hitting on all cylinders at the right time. The Yutes handled the 0-Eyes, 69-49 in the second game of the championship double header. "Doe Kim is from the Marty Schottemhiemer school of big game coaching.", quipped John Madden, in between bites of pizza. "His teams can be very successful during the season, but when the pressure is on, his teams just tighten up like a frogs (butt) underwater.", he added. Now it comes to this. The two teams with the most championships (3) break the tie the old fashioned way. No BCS, no polls, but on the field, battling like men. Unless the Packhers can get a game like they just had, I don't believe they have enough as the Yutes can counter most of Warner's production, leaving the Packhers begging for more miracles from the rest of his depleted team.

1- Cocks, 2-Babes, 3-Bitches, 4-Junkies, 5-Superstars, 6-Irish, 7-Yodas, 8-Banana, 9-0-Eyes, 10-Ho-Smacks, 11, 12.  Don't forget the Saturday games this week  Any questions, I can be reached here.