By R.E. Porter
Associated Web Press
NASHVEGAS—The Atlanta Smack Daddies, defending NFFA titleholders, and the East Nashville Black Dogs, champions of the Jorge division, will meet in this weekend's championship game after both teams topped 200 points on their way to decisive victories over their opening-round opponents.
Prior to last weekend, there had never been even one team to score 200 points in a playoff game, but the Smack Daddies and Black Dogs stunned The Village Green and the Corsairs respectively, the two teams tied for the best regular season record with 10 wins apiece. The Daddies torched number-one-seeded The Green 204.5-145, while the Dogs mauled the Corsairs 207-168.
In all, four teams scored 200 or more points this season, the most since 2007, when five teams topped 200 a total of seven times. It was the first time in team history that a Smack Daddies team scored 200 points. For the Black Dogs, it was the franchise's seventh time to score 200 or more, which is most in league history. The Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs and 12th Avenue Bakers also hit 200 this season — in a game against one another. The Sea Hogs prevailed 208.5-200, making the Bakers the only team to ever score 200 points and lose.
In all, there have been 18 200-point games in league history. The Alamo Scouts/The Village Green is the only franchise who is not a member of the 200-point club. The West Nashville Beelzebubbas are the only franchise never to have had 200 points scored against them. Here is the complete list of 200-point games:
Prior to last weekend, there had never been even one team to score 200 points in a playoff game, but the Smack Daddies and Black Dogs stunned The Village Green and the Corsairs respectively, the two teams tied for the best regular season record with 10 wins apiece. The Daddies torched number-one-seeded The Green 204.5-145, while the Dogs mauled the Corsairs 207-168.
In all, four teams scored 200 or more points this season, the most since 2007, when five teams topped 200 a total of seven times. It was the first time in team history that a Smack Daddies team scored 200 points. For the Black Dogs, it was the franchise's seventh time to score 200 or more, which is most in league history. The Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs and 12th Avenue Bakers also hit 200 this season — in a game against one another. The Sea Hogs prevailed 208.5-200, making the Bakers the only team to ever score 200 points and lose.
In all, there have been 18 200-point games in league history. The Alamo Scouts/The Village Green is the only franchise who is not a member of the 200-point club. The West Nashville Beelzebubbas are the only franchise never to have had 200 points scored against them. Here is the complete list of 200-point games:
The 200-Point Club
1. West Nashville Beelzebubbas, 233.5 points (2007, week 2 vs. Atlanta Smack Daddies)
2. Cambridge Animals, 231.5 points (2008, week 10 vs. Midtown Mojo)
3. East Nashville Black Dogs, 231 points (2006, week 10 vs. Alamo Scouts)
4. 12th Avenue Bakers, 227 points (2007, week 9 vs. Alamo Scouts)
5. Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs, 220.5 (2010, week 4 vs. East Nashville Black Dogs)
6. Midtown Mojo, 218.5 points (2010, week 14 vs. Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs)
7. Midtown Mojo, 217.5 points (2007, week 7 vs. Alamo Scouts)
8. East Nashville Black Dogs, 215 points (2005, week 3 vs. Alamo Scouts)
— East Nashville Black Dogs, 215 points (2007, week 6 vs. Cambridge Animals)
10. Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs, 214.5 points (2007, week 12 vs. Alamo Scouts)
11. Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs, 208.5 points (2011, week 2 vs. 12th Avenue Bakers)
12. East Nashville Black Dogs, 207 points (2007, week 4 vs. Atlanta Smack Daddies)
— East Nashville Black Dogs, 207 points (2011, week 15 vs. Corsairs)
14. East Nashville Black Dogs, 205 points (2009, week 5 vs. Animals)
— Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs, 205 points (2007, week 7 vs. Atlanta Smack Daddies)
16. Atlanta Smack Daddies, 204.5 points (2011, week 15 vs. The Village Green)
17. East Nashville Black Dogs, 201 points (2005, week 6 vs. 12th Avenue Bakers)
18. 12th Avenue Bakers, 200 points (2011, week 2 vs. Fidalgo Island Sea Hogs)
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