alt.sports.college.pac-10

Dayim. I gotta say, I'm impressed. The guy has been in 6 Weekly
FSGPs, and won 3 of them. What can we say, he owns us. We've been here
before, why repeat myself, this week's winner:
John Mullins. John went 2-2, and gathered 114 points for a score of
. His high score was 30 for ASU-WSU, and this win takes John to a
close second place on the season. John, I don't know what it is you're
doin', but keep doin' it.

FSGP OCT. 6th RESULTS
01. John(2-2)........ [114]
02. Ernie(2-2)....... [109]
03. Greg(2-2)........ [107]
04. Joanna(2-2)...... [106]
05. Mike(2-2)........ [102]
05. Don(2-2)......... [102]
07. Murat(1-3)....... [92]
08. PaulJ(2-2)....... [89]
09. Plaidmoon(2-2)... [80]
10. Andrew(2-2)...... [78]
11. Patrick(2-2)..... [77]
12. PlanD(1-3)....... [71]
13. Warren(1-3)...... [70]
14. Sean(1-3)......... [67]
15. Brit(1-3)......... [66]
16. Fernando(1-3)..... [62]
17. Bob(1-3).......... [45]
17. Sam(1-3).......... [45]
19. Jack(0-4)......... [28]
20. Varl(0-4)......... [18]
ASCP(2-2) ........... [91]

FSGP SEASON STANDINGS
01. Don(31-10)....... [900]
02. John(31-10)...... [880]
03. PaulJ(32-8)...... [859]
04. Andrew(33-7)..... [851]
05. Plaidmoon(32-9).. [845]
06. Ernie(31-10)..... [823]
07. Bob(32-9)........ [822]
08. Sean(32-9)....... [801]
09. Mike(31-10)...... [793]
09. Patrick(32-9).... [793]
11. Brit(29-12)...... [762]
12. Jack(27-13)...... [745]
13. Greg(21-11)...... [609]
14. Warren(22-10).... [606]
15. Joanna(27-14).... [726]
16. Ricky(15-2)...... [448]
17. Varl(28-13)...... [720]
18. Murat(26-14)..... [695]
19. Fernando(31-10).. [707]
20. PlanD(27-13)..... [684]
21. Sam(22-14)....... [692]
22. Kat(8-1).......... [142]
ASCP(32-9)........... [810]
QUALIFY ALERT [cannot miss any games without penalty]
Kat, Ricky

ASCP PIX
OSU 25 UA 23
ASU 30 WSU 25
USC 45 STAN 11
UCLA 34 ND 16

ASCP SK0RZ
ASU-WSU:
OSU-ASU:
UCLA-ND:
USC-STAN:

D1RT33 TH1RT33S [single game scores 30+]
32: Murat[OSU-UA]; PlanD[ASU-WSU];
30: Mike, Don, Warren, John[ASU-WSU];

Next games Oct 13

Sean
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