BANG: RB Steven Jackson had his best effort in a very, very long time, leading Oregon with 26 points. Ben Roethlisberger added 18 and Billy Cundiff added 13. Oregon improves to 4-4 on the season. DIVERS: Miami drops to 4-4 with the loss, despite strong efforts from Frank Gore (17) and Nate Washington (12).

GRIFFINS: Philadelphia wins their 4th straight game and pulls into second place in overall points, just 8 behind the leader. LeSean McCoy had a monster game, with 29 points. Philadelphia is only one game behind Syracuse and Boston in the tightly-packed Paterno Division.WILDCATS: After a 4-0 start, Boston has lost 3 of their last 4 games. Opponents are averaging 69 points per week against the Wildcats over the last 5 weeks. The 29-point effort this week is the season low for Boston.

DUDES: The Dudes improve to 5-2-1 and hold a 1.5 game lead in the Engle Division. Four Dudes starters scored in double digits, with Adrian Peterson leading the way with 19. VIOLENCE: Happy Valley drops back to even at 4-4, despite strong efforts from Matthew Stafford (17) and Arian Foster (14). But the other 6 starters managed only a collective 8 points.

MUD: A good solid effort for all but 2 Mud starters put MassIll back in the win column, as they improve to 4-4. Anquan Boldin and Steve Smith lead the scoring with 11 points each.  BLIZZARD: Without Aaron Rodgers, Darren McFadden and Roddy White, the bright spots were few and far between for Syracuse, who drops to 5-3 but remains tied atop the Paterno Division. Beanie Wells lead the scoring with 11 points.

LICKERS: All but 2 Froglicker starters scored, but the bulk of the points came from Ray Rice, who scored 20. Frelinghuysen improves to 3-5 on the season. RAPTORS: Richmond drops it’s 6th game of the season. DeMarco Murray came back to earth and managed only 2 points. Matt Schaub lead the scoring with 11 points.

ARMADILLOS: Dallas improves to a league-best 6-1-1 on the season, as all but 2 starters scored, lead by Calvin Johnson’s 14 points. Dallas now holds a 2.5 game lead in the Cappelletti Division. LONGFELLOWS: It can’t get much worse for Keystone. A week after managing only 5 points, our freak October snowstorm knocked Keystone headquarters off the grid and they couldn’t make lineup changes. The Longfellows are tied for the league-worst record at 2-6.

THOROBREDS: It wasn’t exactly a barnburner game, but New Chester wins a low-scoring affair and improves to 3-4-1. Eli Manning had the bulk of the scoring with 16 points. MUSTANGS: A lackluster effort by Mercer drops them to 3-4-1 on the season. Drew Brees (7) had his worst effort of the year but still lead the Mustangs in scoring. Two touchdowns sat on the bench in what could have made a difference.