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New York Nitro, Justin Vacca, Season 29
As mentioned above, sweeping your division is not easy. In season 29, the Nitro swept all 3 division foes again. Becoming the first team to sweep division opponents twice in 2 different seasons.
New York Nitro, Justin Vacca, Season 29
During the Nitro's run to back to back Fantasy Bowl wins, they have broken a unique record. The Nitro had won 13 consecutive home games during that stretch. They won the 7 home games during season 28, then 1 home game in the playoffs, then started season 29 winning their first 5 home games. The Washington Destroyers were the team to finally defeat the Nitro 33 - 31. Also during that stretch, the Nitro was a respectable 7 - 6 in road games.
Oakland Mustangs, Terri Terwilliger, Season 30
New York Nitro, Justin Vacca, Season 30
Week 5 of season 30, the Mustangs defeat the Baltimore Flood 55 - 44 while the Nitro defeat the Cleveland Steamers 59 - 53. What's unique about this fact is this was the 100th win for both the Mustangs and the Nitro and it happened in the same week.
Pittsburgh Prowlers, Mike Ferraby, Season 23
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III, Season 30
In the Wildcard round of season 23, Jamaal Charles scored 37 points for the Prowlers. The Other game in that round featured the Washington Destroyers defeating the Atlanta Titans 33 - 17. In the Championship game round of season 30, Alvin Kamara scored 41 points for the Dread. The other game that round featured the Cleveland Steamers defeating the Baltimore Flood 31 - 25. These are the only times that one player scores more points in a playoff game than the 2 teams scored in the other game that same round. Incidentally, both of the opposing teams of the Prowlers and the Dread scored more than the 1 player.
Arizona Heat, Mike Graf, Season 7
Atlanta Titans, Ron Terwilliger, Season 8
San Francisco Goldminers, Cheryl Alting, Season 11
Washington Destroyers, Wally Hersom, Season 15
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III, Season 16
Oakland Mustangs, Terri Terwilliger, Season 27
These 6 teams in the post season had one player score more points in their game than their opponents total score.
Heat: Yancy Thigpen - 24, San Diego Razorbacks - 20, Wildcard round.
Titans: Terence Mathis - 18, Dallas Texans - 17, Wildcard round.
Goldminers: Marshall Faulk - 27, Philadelphia Smack - 17, Championship round.
Destroyers: Larry Johnson - 16, San Diego Razorbacks - 13, Championship round
Dread: Steven Jackson - 28, Detroit Dominion - 20, Fantasy Bowl.
Mustangs: Todd Gurly - 22, San Francisco Goldminers - 21, Championship round.
Tennessee Table Smashers, Leanne Christopher, Season 31
Oakland Mustangs, Terri Terwilliger, Season 32
It has never been a good thing to enter the playoffs as the number 4 seed. Before season 31, there have only been 5 teams to advance to the Fantasy Bowl as the number 4 seed and none of those teams won. That is until the Table Smashers defeated the Green Bay Avalanche 53 - 40 in Fantasy Bowl XXXI as the number 4 seed. Incidentally, this was the Table Smashers inaugural season.
Since this fact was inducted, the Mustangs win the following season's Fantasy Bowl (XXXII) as the 4th seed.
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III, Season 23
Week 13 in season 23 the Dread defeat the Washington Destroyers 51 - 43, then in week 14, the Dread defeat the Pittsburgh Prowlers 66 - 48. The Dread would go on to be the number 2 seed in the playoffs. After the first round bye, the Dread would play the Washongton Desroyers again in the Championship round and defeat them 60 - 36. Then in the Fantasy Bowl would play the Pittsburgh Prowlers again and defeat them 41 - 26. The Dread would become the only team in TFF history to defeat only 2 teams in the last 4 games of a season.
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III, Season 28
Through the first 9 weeks of season 28, the Dread amassed an 8 - 1 record. The Dread would go on and lose the next 5 games to finish 8 - 6. By virtue of tie breakers, the Dread would win their division, the Dread hold the record for most losses to finish a season and still make the playoffs. The Dread would go on and lose the Championship game to the New York Nitro.
Seattle Roasters, Erika Brown, Season 31
The first week of season 31, the Roasters defeat the New York Nitro 54 - 30. What's unique about this fact is that it's the Roasters inaugural season. The score of 54 points is the highest score for any team in their first game of their inaugural season.
St Louis Cardinals, Frank Hersom, Season 25
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III, Season 32
In week 3 of season 25, the Cardinals score 88 points. In week 4 the Cardinals score 19 points, making this the largest drop in points from one week to the next (69 points).
In week 7 of season 32, the Dread score 19 points. In week 8 the Dread score 81 points, making this the largest increase in points from one week to the next (62 points).
Tennessee Table-Smashers, Leanne Christopher, Season 33
During the 33rd season, the Smashers scored their highest score (88) in the 3rd season of their existence. What's unique about this fact is that it happened during their 2nd Fantasy Bowl win in three seasons. The score is the new record for highest Fantasy Bowl score.
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III Season 30
Once in a while, a team will score an extremely high game score during a given season. In season 30, the Dread scored 106 in the Championship game to defeat the Mustangs by only 25 points. the score of 106 was 62 points more than the season average score for that season.
Oakland Mustangs, Terri Terwilliger, Season 32
Baltimore Flood, John Shepard, Season 32
Fantasy Bowl XXXII featured the two teams that were the 9th & 10th highest scoring teams during that regular season. Making it by far, the lowest two scoring teams face each other in the Fantasy Bowl. The Mustangs (10th) defeated the Flood (9th) 37 - 28. The game definitely reflected the season from both teams that season.
Kansas City Beef, Tim Klimasewski, Season 7
New England Chowderheads, Brian Samoriski, Season 7
These two teams faced each other in Fantasy Bowl VII. They have the unique fact of being the teams with the largest difference in highest total points scored by one team (Beef) and the lowest total points scored against (Chowderheads). The difference was 275 points and the team with the lowest points scored against won the game 23 - 22.
Baltimore Flood, John Shepard, Season 31
Green Bay Avalanche, Tim Terwilliger, Season 31
Oakland Mustangs, Terri Terwilliger, Season 31
Denver 69ers, Mike DeWall, Season 31
Seattle Roasters, Erika Brown, Season 34
San Francisco Goldminers, Cheryl Alting, Season 34
New York Nitro, Justin Vacca, Season 34
Jacksonville Dread, Dan Viggiano III, Season 34
Scoring 45 points in a game is usually a little above the season average. These eight teams (two divisions in two different seasons) each scored at least 45 points in the same week, three times in one season.
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