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Week 1
Week 1
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 1
Virgil Sepulveda, QB, Burlington Bolts
Completed 21 of 33 pass attempts for 220
yards, 2 TDs and 0 INTs. Also had 7 rushes for 56 yards. Won Player of the
Game, as he led the Bolts to a big win over division rival, and defending
Imperial League champs, Orlando.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 1
Ken Allmon, ILB, Oakland Assassins
15 tackles, 1 assist, 1 sack, and 2 passes
defended. Led the young Oakland defense in a win against division rival
Vancouver, getting half way to their 2 wins of a season ago after only one
week.
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Week 2
Week 2
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 2
Chris Chaplin, QB, Newark Bulldogs
Chaplin had the second most pass attempts
in a single game in Imperial League history with 52. He completed 26 of them
for 248 yards, 1 TD, and 0 INTs. It was a heck of a performance by the 8
year vet, but not enough to get the win. The Bulldogs lost in OT to Wichita,
20-17.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 2
Hank Tran, OLB, Wichita Outlaws
Perhaps the first time both PofW have come
from the same game as Tran gets 4 tackles, 2 assists, 2 sacks, and 2 Dfn. An
all-around great game that had him running all over the field and keeping
the Newark offense guessing.
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Week 3
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 3
Gerald Sanders, QB, West Virginia
A great game by Sanders, although an
unexpected selection with Vancouver's Allen Ho setting the single game
rushing record. Sanders went 24 of 38 for 350 yards with 2 TDs and 0 INTs.
Sanders and the Beast started hot against St. Louis, and could have had more
first half points if not for a missed FG and a fumble. In OT Sanders led the
team downfield to set up the game winning FG.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 3
Augustine Murray, MLB, Albuquerque Matadors
Murray is the defensive leader for this
young Matador team, and he led the way in a win over Iowa City to see their
record go to 2-1. With his 15 tackles, 3 assists, and 1 sack, Murray and his
teammates gave just enough to hold off Snipe Hunter RB Audrey Beamer from
having a huge day and to get the win.
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Week 4
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 4
Jamie Morris, QB, Columbia Fire
Julian Cartagena is NOT a product of a
system, but the system in Columbia is one of the last things he would have
to ovecome. The system there appears to be QB friendly as Jamie Morris keeps
the Fire offense burning. He completed 24 of 35 for 266 yards, 2 TDs, and no
INTs. The Fire got a big win over Vancouver, 37-6.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 4
Benedict Kaczmarek, DE, Lawrence Phantoms
Five tackles and two sacks and 3 QB hurries
put so much pressure on Fargo QB Hooten, that he was pulled from the game.
Kaczmarek and the Phantom defense held the Brave Bulls to 10 points, winning
24-10.
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Week 5
Week 5
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 5
Gerald Sanders, QB, West Virginia
Gerald Sanders is laying claim to the title
of "Best Imperial League Quarterback" this season. He wins his second OPotW
award in the last three weeks on the back of a strong second half
performance against Wichita, that led to the first defeat of the Outlaws
this season. Completed 30 of 39 attempts for 361 yards, with 2 TDs.
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Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 5
Monte Cordoba, SLB, Tulsa Tornadoes
He didn't rack up a ton of tackles, but he
was every where on the field for the Tornadoes, and he made things very
difficult for Vancouver's offense. He finished the game with 4 tackles, 1
assist, 1 sack, 1 INT, 2 Defenses, and 1 QB hurry. He also set the tone
pretty early in the game for Tulsa, as on Vancouver's second drive he
stuffed Allen Ho for a 1 yard loss, then two plays later got his INT against
Colella.
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Week 6
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 6
Nigel Booker, QB, Salt Lake City Stallions
Nigel Booker got back to his high
performing ways, with 270 yards passing, 1 TD and 0 INTs. He completed 18 of
25 attempts. His performance, combined with a good showing by James Tart,
got the Stallions a big win over the Columbia Fire. Through six games Booker
has surpassed his TD mark for last year, and with one more game should have
more passing yards then he did last season in twelve game.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 6
Lance Delano, DE, Vancouver Killer Whales
Delano had some tough competition for this
award from teammate Kenneth Jones and his 3 INTs. Delano gets it based on
the fact that he was a big reason LR QB Ralph Given threw those INTs. Delano
had 3 sacks, 3 QB hurries, 1 Defn, and 6 tackles.
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Week 7
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 7
Dennis Colella, QB, Vancouver Killer Whales
Second week in a row for a Whale to win a
PotW award, as Lance Delano won it for defense last week. Colella was the
big time play maker this week for the Whales as e had the finest game of his
career in a shootout against the SLC Stallions. 18 of 26 pass attempts for
247 yards, 3 TD's and 1 INT. The win by Vancouver put them in a first place
tie with Reno for the NFC West.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 7
Riley Brown, DE, Madison Demons
After Madison was held to 3 points by
Newark last week, Riley Brown must have decided that was a good way to win a
game. The Demon defense kept division rival Lansing to 3 points with the
help of Brown, who had 7 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1 blocked pass, and 2 QB
hurries. Madison took a two game lead in the NFC North with the win.
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Week 8
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 8
Angelo Hairston, QB, Boston Dragons
Despite being a little banged up, Hairston
was able to lead to Dragons to their first win in a month. After opening
with four straight wins, they tied one and then loss two in a row. Hairston
led a secnd half come back and had the winning TD pass with :02 eft in the
game. He was 20 of 33, for 330 yards, 3 TD's and 1 INT.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 8
Rudolph Michell, DE, Albuquerque Matadors
Seven tackles and four assists is not even
scratching the surface of Michell's game. What got him this award is 2 sacks
and 2 forced fumbles that made things tough for Houston's Jerry St.Clair in
a game that was all over the place and ended with the Matadors winning in
OT.
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Week 9
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 9
Mark McMurray, QB, St. Louis Cardinals
Third year QB McMurray is showing is is
ready to become a top QB in this league as he has a career day against the
Fresno Chaos. He was 27 of 46 pass attempts for 400 yards passing. He broke
the Imperial League single game record for touchdowns passing with five, and
also had 3 INTs. The Cards go into first place with the VooDoo loss.
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Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 9
Abram Blake, DE, Boston Dragons
Boston gets a second straight week with a
PotW winner, following up QB Angelo Hairston's excellent effort last week.
Blake had 9 tackles, 1 assist, 2 sacks, an 2 QB hurries as the Dragons
defeat the Cleveland Clawz and move into first place of the AC East.
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Week 10
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 10
Dewitt Flynn, RB, Orlando Pirates
Orlando's 28-27 win was huge for the
Pirates. They got themselves back into the division race by knocking of the
top team Burlington. The team road on the back of Flynn, who carried the
ball 41 times for 223 yards and 2 TDs. He also had 4 receptions for 33
yards.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 10
Lawrence Mitchell, DE, Fresno Chaos
Six tackles and four sacks, with an
additional 3 QB hurries helped shut down the Portland offense, holding them
to only 10 points. Fresno went on for their fourth win game, and if not a
contender, they have atleast shown that they are not the doormat some
thought.
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Week 11
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 11
Lyman Shropshire, QB, Montreal Firebirds
Not the most impressive of numbers from
Shropshire, but he had a very solid game that led his team to a big upset
win over the Wichita Outlaws. Completed 24 of 44 passes for 207 yards and 1
TD. He also added 20 yards rushing the ball, which got him one more TD.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 11
Jerry Daniel, DT, Montreal Firebirds
Led the defensive attack for the Firebirds,
making a clean sweep of the awards this week for Montreal. A first in league
history. Daniel had 8 tackles, 2 assists, 3.5 sacks, 1 blocked pass, and 1
QB hurry.
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Week 12
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 12
Ralph Given, QB, Little Rock Toads
Given put up some superstar numbers, but it
had it's downside. With 33 completions he set the new single game completion
record. Those 33 passes went for 402 yards and 2 TD's. The downside was that
Given threw an INT late in the game, while trying to come back for the win.
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Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 12
Tod Woods, DT, Little Rock Toads
Amazing the Toads lose and get both awards.
The second week in a row both players come from the same team. Woods had a
pretty good day when looking at his stats. 7 tackles, 1 assist, 3.5 sacks,
and 1 QB hurry. By far his best day yet as a Toad.
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Week 13
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 13
Virgil Sepulveda, QB, Burlington Bolts
The Bolts outscored the high powered
offense of the Little Rock Toads, and Sepulveda led the way. He threw 18
completions in 34 attempts, getting 264 yards and 4 TDs. Though most of this
came in the high flying first half, Sepulveda used their second half drives
to eat up the clock and limited the Toads chances.
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Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 13
Myron McCartney, DE, Columbia Fire
This award could have gone to McCartney or
his teammate, MLB John Maynard. Myron gets the edge because of his
disruption of the passing game and the overall impact he had. He finished
the day with 5 tackles, 1 assist, 3 sacks, 1 blck, and 1 QB hurry. The Fire
won a big game over the Madison Demons.
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Week 14
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Offensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 14
Chris Jackson, RB, Cleveland Clawz
The Clawz continue a recent trend of
sweeping both PotW awards. Chris Jackson gets it on offense s he had his 2nd
200 yard rushing erformance of the season. He gained 206 yards with 2 TD's
against the tough Newark Bulldog defense.
Defensive Player
of the Week - 2004, week 14
Jeffrey Gregorio, OLB, Cleveland Clawz
Gregorio had a big day against those same
Bulldogs. He piled up 11 tackles, 1 assist, 2 sacks, and 1 QB hurry. He also
had 3 defended passes in coverage. Performances like these two by Jackson
and Gregorio hve the Cleveland fans once again thinking they may make
another playoff run.
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