While WWE Fantasy no longer exists it is still most certainly an honorary member sport of the RFC. Here is a little tribute to the fallen event. Click on the image below to download the movie, however this does require you to install Pando, which I can't guarantee comes free of spyware.
Or you can view the YouTube version below, which is the same movie but a slightly lower quality (this one is really dark) but you'll get the point.
After an eventful weekend in NJ of losing my money, dignity and ability to turn my head (table 1, Kenny 0) I did manage to win NASCAR by a whopping 1 point (sorry Kotwicki). No surprising upsets this week although Hames was once again bested by Team Case and he now drops out of the coveted first place position for the first time this year, and there is now a two way tie between the growing powerhouse Team Burns and the everso absent Team Brohl. A late congratulations needs to go out to Mr. Stephen Burns and Mr. Stephen Stancil for their dominant PBR performances last week. I failed to notice that both of them placed in the top ten of PBR scores nationwide. Team Burns had a 3rd place finish and Team Stancil finished up in 7th. I am now convinced that had we not started late into the season that the RFC competitors would be holding down the overall leader board.
P.S. Props to Team Stancil for the Micheal Waltrip usage this week, especially since it was a night race and I'm pretty sure he has cataracts. Although I am still waiting for you to bench Kenseth for him.
A stellar performance from Team Burns this week, who took two event wins in NHRA and PBR. Karma brought some balance to his team with a 1 point win in PBR over team Kotwicki, after suffering a similarly close loss in the same event last week. Team Case picked up the BASS win which now makes it eight weeks in a row that the team has won at least one event. That streak will be hard to continue next week however since the only RFC event will be the NASCAR race at Charlotte. It was nice that Team TJ came out for a PBR event this week, even if he did get crushed in the process. Don't worry TJ practice makes perfect, just keep plugging away.
El torro is spanish for the torro, and that means that this weeks bulls are finally up, so head over to the site if ou haven't already and pick some winners. Day one of the SC BASS stop is also in the books although the scores have not yet posted for the day. However some dissapointing bags for a lot of the top pros should make for a close fantasy week. Making tomorrow's cut with all of your anglers will be key to being in the hunt for a victory this week.
Don't worry about picking any bulls this week because the only event going on is the NASCAR race at Darlington. Get ready to hear a lot about the nostalgia of this race track and the evil being that is California who stole the Labor Day race from the beloved pride of NASCAR, Darlington. The legendary track should make for a good fantasy week. There are 8 drivers who average top tens on this track including Earnhardt, Stewart, and Gordon who will all be looking to get their first wins of 2008. Not only is it also not a favorite track for this year's top drivers Kyle Busch, Carl Edwards, Clint Bowyer, or Jeff Burton it has also been repaved which is creates a wildcard aspect. It should be anybody's race to win this week but look out for Edwards who has had success at similar tracks this year and the red hot Hamlin. Who knows maybe even Kenseth can manage to finish this one and start pulling his weight over there on Sack's team, although I am going to say Sack should start Waltrip in his place anyway to teach him a lesson, a good benching should set his priorities straight, give him a chance to think about what he is doing to the team. Not to mention it is Waltrips 700th career start, I think that deserves a nod.
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