Week Seven of the Social Media Fantasy Football League (#SMFFL) season is complete, bringing us to the midpoint of the season.
Highlights since our last update:
- Week Five: Munoz Mustache Club hung a 110 - 97 victory on the previously unbeaten LittleBirds.
- Week Six: The Mustangs eked out a 72 - 70 victory over Purple Pistachios for their first win of the season.
- Week Seven: Mzinga Maurauders manager Aaron Strout announces that he's moving his franchise from Boston to Austin.
Halfway home, P&G's Dave Knox has the leading team. I am on the verge of making an executive decision requiring him to change his team name, because it keeps making me think of a little orphan in a red dress.
The current standings:
- Hard Knox Life (Dave Knox), 6-1.
- Little Birds (Jeremiah Owyang), 5-2.
- The Team With No Name (me), 5-2.
- Stillers (Jackie Huba), 4-3.
- The Beasties (Craig Daitch), 4-3.
- The Viral Gardeners (Mack Collier), 3-3-1.
- Purple Pistachios (Laura "Pistachio" Fitton), 3-3-1.
- Mzinga Maurauders (Aaron Strout), 3-4.
- Mosi Tatupu's Mullet (Adam Cohen), 3-4.
- Munoz Mustache Club (Dan Cordella), 3-4.
- Favre Beans (Joseph Jaffe), 1-6.
- Mustangs (Scott Monty), 1-6.
This marks the 50% completed mark of the real season, week 4 of 14 in the SMFFL. Next update at the 75% mark after Week 11. Your trash talk is appreciated, as always.
@Craig - you > Millen is a very low bar. We're all better than Millen in winning % just about.
Posted by: Adam Cohen | 31 October 2008 at 01:26 PM
What's that about Whitey Bulger? I think the FBI might want to have a word with you...
Posted by: Peter Kim | 22 October 2008 at 04:54 PM
How about some credit for the last minute Bulger/White signings? me > millen
Posted by: Craig Daitch | 22 October 2008 at 02:14 PM
I'm up for gathering any time at Forrester Forum. Unfortunately I have a late flight to Dallas Monday night and hoping the tweetup is still going on. Tuesday night is a dinner with the Forrester folks at 7 PM but open for drinks before or after.
Posted by: Dave Knox | 21 October 2008 at 06:22 PM
Who'd Monty manage to beat?
@Dave, @Jim: See you in Dallas next week. I hope to make the Monday-evening Tweetup - http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/1231826/ - but I'm up for a Tuesday Evening Quarterback gathering as well!
Posted by: Bryan Person, LiveWorld | 21 October 2008 at 04:57 PM
With the move to Austin, does it make sense for Aaron to change his team name to the "Mzinga-Powered Marauders?" Would the SMFFL Executive Committee even allow it?
ps... I'll be in town for the Forrester Consumer Forum, although I'd prefer a Tuesday Evening Quarterback meeting at the hotel bar. Wait, was that supposed to be my inner voice?
Posted by: Jim Storer | 21 October 2008 at 03:52 PM
I called my shot against Jeremiah last week and now I'm making another prediction: The Munoz Moustache club will finish in the top 4. The moves start with a big win against the Stillers this week. Mark it down. Mark it all down.
Posted by: Dan | 21 October 2008 at 02:36 PM
Hey - I've won 3/4 and making some serious hay here. What do they say about any sports season? It's a marathon not a sprint. Watch out Hard Knox Life and Little Birds, 'cause here I come! ;)
Posted by: Aaron Strout | 21 October 2008 at 01:46 PM
Our little company here in Austin holds a wealth of Fantasy Football knowledge, so I predict Aaron's move will help improve the overall performance of the Mzinga Maurauders. And if not, we'll have fun razzing him about his poor team management abilities.
Posted by: Natanya Anderson | 21 October 2008 at 12:55 PM
Week 12 is marked on my calendar to avenge my opening week loss of the season to Jeremiah's Little Birds.
In the meantime, I call for #SMFFL in person Tuesday Morning Quarterback at the Forrester Consumer Forum next week for anyone that will be in town.
Posted by: Dave Knox | 21 October 2008 at 11:02 AM