(Writer) Bobby Callovi (Jerry Hughes for Heisman) def. (Writer) Phil Kegler (Phil on the Hill) 111 - 99: There are few things than losing to a former teammate, but that's the fate Phil on the Hill suffered this week. Bobby got 22 points from N.C. State QB Russell Wilson, who Phil dropped after a rocky week one showing. Ironically, Wilson scored the same amount as Phil's No. 3 overall pick, Florida QB Tim Tebow.
(Reader) Ben Volin (Rollin' with Volin) def. (Reader) Dave Medoff (Fourth & Short) 110-48: After suffering his first loss of his week, Ben was back on a roll again this week, despite getting only 3 points from Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford, who left his game due to injury. Kansas St. RB Daniel Thomas led the way for Rollin' with Volin, leading the team with 33 points, and West Virginia RB Noel Devine chipped in 24. That pair alone outscored Fourth & Short who had five players score 5 points or less. The offseason can't come soon enough.
(R) Zach Rogan (FBS Zach) def. (W) Mike DiFerdinando (DiFer) 127-104: The only matchup to have both teams top the century mark came down to balance. Zach was led by Alabama RB Mark Ingram's 32-point performance coupled with no player going without a fantasy point. DiFer's two running backs -- Stanford RB Toby Gerhart and Virginia Tech RB Ryan Williams -- actually outscored Zach's duo, but Mike got zeros from LSU WR Brandon LaFell and Oregon TE Ed Dickson, both of whom were on a bye. It takes a lot to want to win, apparently.
(W) Mike McCall (Skip's No Quarter Swashbuckler) def. (W) Kyle Maistri (Alligator Army) 104-48: Another week, another loss for Alligator Army, which has probably set some sort of fantasy record for players lost with injury. This week, Kyle got zeros from three players and his quarterback and two running backs combined for a whopping one point. Mike was led by solid performances by Kansas QB Todd Reesing (27 pts) and Mississippi St. RB Anthony Dixon (26 pts).
(R) Randall Abbott (Dead RAbbotts) def. (R) Joshua Levy (Joshua Levy) 99-92: This matchup was the closest of the week but also included the lowest-scoring winner of the week. Pittsburgh RB Dion Lewis (30 pts) showed the way for the Dead RAbbotts coupled with 27 points from Texas Tech backup QB Steven Sheffield. Josh got 27 points from Penn State's defense as well as 21 points from Ohio St. QB Terrelle Pryor despite Pryor's four-turnover game.
