Recap

Week 10, 2016 LaRon Vs Papa

Week 10

 

• Big Breakfast
• 101.03 pts, 6-4
• Weekly Grade

 

 

• Pungent Poops
• 70.3 pts, 3-7
• Weekly Grade

Big Breakfast took advantage of 27.40 points from Delanie Walker and 19.80 from A.J. Green to dismantle Pungent Poops 101.03 to 70.30. Pungent Poops has had a bad run after losing their third in a row. Eli Rogers led Pungent Poops with 14.20 points while Andy Dalton racked up 11.70. Big Breakfast (6-4, 1,049.24 points) climbs into sixth place and Pungent Poops (3-7, 1,000.97 points) stays down in 13th place.

Top Players

• • Delanie Walker
  • 27.40
 
• • A.J. Green
  • 19.80
 
• • Sterling Shepard
  • 15.20
 
• • Eli Rogers
  • 14.20

Smooth Moves by Big Breakfast

• Big Breakfast scored massive brownie points with the Toyota Hall of Fame this week. Too bad brownie points don't count as real points. Not that you need help.
• Delanie Walker scored 27.40 points, the best TE score of the week and the sixth-highest TE score in the league this season.
• Sat TE Kyle Rudolph on the bench, where he had the lowest TE score on the team with 17.90 points.
• With 10.00 points scored versus a projected 5.49, Caleb Sturgis scored more points than projected for six straight games.
• Big Breakfast saw the majority of their starters (5 of 8) beat their projected point total.

Toyota Roster Tune-up

• Some teams are destined to beat teams like Pungent Poops and move on to Toyota Hall of Fame greatness. Ironically, you are included in that destiny, because you played yourself.
• Pungent Poops left the 13.40 points scored by James Starks on the bench this week. He beat his projected point total by 174.6%, the seventh-highest percentage in the league.
• Left Willie Snead on the bench, where he led the team in scoring with 21.70 points.
• Pungent Poops picked up Robbie Gould, who then fell short of his 7.43-point projection by scoring 3.00 points.
• 7 of the starters on Pungent Poops underperformed versus their projections.

What If

• If Big Breakfast played Pungent Poops every week, they'd be 5-5 this year.
• Besides Pungent Poops, Big Breakfast would have defeated five other teams this week.
• Had they played each other last week, Big Breakfast would have defeated Pungent Poops 92.80 - 78.66.
• Big Breakfast would be 4-5 if they played the same schedule as Pungent Poops.
• If Big Breakfast had played every team in the league each week, they would be 81-69.
• Pungent Poops would have lost to 11 other teams besides Big Breakfast this week.
• If they played the same schedule as Big Breakfast, Pungent Poops would be 7-2.
• Pungent Poops would be 74-76 if they played every team every week.

Game Notes

• The top players for Big Breakfast were elite in the matchup, as three of their starters outperformed the leading scorer for Pungent Poops.
• Pungent Poops scored 70.30 points against a projected 93.31 and underachieved for the fifth time this season, including the last three weeks in a row.
• Big Breakfast covered the 3.64-point spread, winning by 30.73 points.
• Just because Robert Horry has seven NBA championship rings, doesn't mean he's one of the greats. Despite being on the winning team, Carson Wentz scored 7.55 points against a projected 18.74 and has now underachieved in six straight games.
• Although Big Breakfast won, it was no thanks to the Jacksonville Jaguars Defense, which scored 4.00 points and has now scored below their projection in five straight weeks.
• Big Breakfast remains undefeated in blowout games this season, improving to 3-0.
• The Toyota Hall of Fame recommends Pungent Poops go on a WINNING streak, instead of a LOSING streak. That one word makes a surprising amount of difference.
• After the beating, Pungent Poops is still winless in blowouts this season with a record of 0-3.