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CFCC & PFCC Wrap for November 8-10
by: exRegionalWeenie (11/12/25)
Do you play CFCC? Maybe you prefer PFCC? You should play both, of course, but regardless of how you roll, you have come to the right place to see who killed it last week... and who got killed.
Week 11 CFCC
Congrats to Week 11 CFCC winner
Jim Sweeney! He netted 102 points on an outstanding 13-2 record to win the weekly bragging rights.
John Martynuk and
Brian Miller also gained 102 points but their record wasn't quite as good (both went 12-3), so they technically tied for second place last week. Still, nice work, guys! We had a four-way tie for fourth place in points but once again the won-loss record separated the wheat from the chaff.
Andy Patrick, Caiden Orosco, Pat Spoden and
Isaac Rhea accumulated 98 points each. However, Andy had the best record of the week (14-1) while Caiden and Pat were 13-2 followed by Isaac's 12-3 record. The average player score this week was 64.
Week 11 CFCC Flush-the-Terlit Report
We don't focus on losers at dirty-dawg so we'll limit this negativity to just one player. Hey
Corey Painter, wazzup? You went 7-8 (not awful) but LOST eight points! Yep, a -8. Eeeewwwww. Corey lost his 12 and 13. That's bad but not normally a total death sentence. However, he put his 12 and 13 on
upsets.
Whoops, both lost.
Corey's score was 'good' for 408th place. Yes, that was dead last in Week 11. He fared worse than the 50+ players who failed to submit picks this week (you quitters!!).
Year-to-date CFCC Standings after Week 11
According to
Gary Petti's player profile, he lives in Weeki Wachee, FL. Yes, that's a real place - it's somewhere in the swamps of west central Florida. Anyhoo, Gary overcame dangerous alligators and the lack of running water to maintain his overall lead in CFCC. In fact, Gary has been on one heck of a roll for many weeks. He stumbled in late September when he fell to 153rd place but made large gains every week thereafter, culminating in his No. 1 overall ranking the past two weeks.
Linda English held on to second place and is just six points behind Gary.
Mike Coyne had a strong week and jumped six places into third place overall.
We have an interesting two-person tie for fourth place so far this year. These two fellas both scored 72 points this week and both went 11-4. Also, both have 720 points this year and both have identical 116-49 records. Who are they, you ask? Well, they're both named Moseley!
Howie Moseley and
Dean Moseley, to be exact. Hmmm, like I said... interesting.
Florida Dummies lead the way in CFCC Group Play Standings
A sentimental favorite of ours in 2025,
The Florida Dummies - Legacy took over first place in the new group standings. The Dummies were tied with
The Border War still lives in KC entering the week as both had exactly 596.80 points. How's that even possible? Oh well, it's a moot point now as the Dummies took an 11-point lead when Week 11's dust settled.
Week 10 PFCC
Switching to our NFL contest,
Carl Lindecrantz took home PFCC's Week 10 honors with 69 points on a 10-3 record. Congrats, Carl!
Mike Murphy was in second place after scoring 63 points.
Mike Johnson (no, not
that Mike Johnson) was third with 61 points. He was followed by
Andy Lesage and
Hank Bauer in fourth and fifth place, respectively. The overall average PFCC score in Week 10 was a poor 22 thanks in part to highly-favored Buffalo's inexplicable loss to Miami.
Year-to-date PFCC Standings after Week 10
If you thought the CFCC race was close (six points separate first and second place), check out the overall PFCC standings.
Teddy Overton is in first with 605 points and has a puny three-point lead over
Jeffrey Overton. Wait. What? You read that correctly: Overton and Overton are the top dawgs in PFCC.
Deb Bulloch is in third place (more about her in a moment). Deb is followed by
Linda Kunches and
Matthew Brady, both of whom have 576 points on a 99-39 record.
BoomerBacks Still First in PFCC Group Play
The
BoomerBacks have a large lead in the PFCC group standings. Do you remember the Overtons and Deb Bulloch mentioned above? You better - they were in the previous paragraph and if you forgot that fast, you've got troubles. Turns out that those top three players (Overton, Overton & Bulloch) are all members of, you guessed it, the BoomerBacks! Good luck to
Hurricane Elvis and
No Mistakes near this Great Lake in doing any better than second or third place this year.
Somewhat New News
CFCC & PFCC Wrap for November 8-10
by: exRegionalWeenie (11/12/25)
Do you play CFCC? Maybe you prefer PFCC? You should play both, of course, but regardless of how you roll, you have come to the right place to see who killed it last week... and who got killed.
Week 11 CFCC
Congrats to Week 11 CFCC winner
Jim Sweeney! He netted 102 points on an outstanding 13-2 record to win the weekly bragging rights.
John Martynuk and
Brian Miller also gained 102 points but their record wasn't quite as good (both went 12-3), so they technically tied for second place last week. Still, nice work, guys! We had a four-way tie for fourth place in points but once again the won-loss record separated the wheat from the chaff.
Andy Patrick, Caiden Orosco, Pat Spoden and
Isaac Rhea accumulated 98 points each. However, Andy had the best record of the week (14-1) while Caiden and Pat were 13-2 followed by Isaac's 12-3 record. The average player score this week was 64.
Week 11 CFCC Flush-the-Terlit Report
We don't focus on losers at dirty-dawg so we'll limit this negativity to just one player. Hey
Corey Painter, wazzup? You went 7-8 (not awful) but LOST eight points! Yep, a -8. Eeeewwwww. Corey lost his 12 and 13. That's bad but not normally a total death sentence. However, he put his 12 and 13 on
upsets.
Whoops, both lost.
Corey's score was 'good' for 408th place. Yes, that was dead last in Week 11. He fared worse than the 50+ players who failed to submit picks this week (you quitters!!).
Year-to-date CFCC Standings after Week 11
According to
Gary Petti's player profile, he lives in Weeki Wachee, FL. Yes, that's a real place - it's somewhere in the swamps of west central Florida. Anyhoo, Gary overcame dangerous alligators and the lack of running water to maintain his overall lead in CFCC. In fact, Gary has been on one heck of a roll for many weeks. He stumbled in late September when he fell to 153rd place but made large gains every week thereafter, culminating in his No. 1 overall ranking the past two weeks.
Linda English held on to second place and is just six points behind Gary.
Mike Coyne had a strong week and jumped six places into third place overall.
We have an interesting two-person tie for fourth place so far this year. These two fellas both scored 72 points this week and both went 11-4. Also, both have 720 points this year and both have identical 116-49 records. Who are they, you ask? Well, they're both named Moseley!
Howie Moseley and
Dean Moseley, to be exact. Hmmm, like I said... interesting.
Florida Dummies lead the way in CFCC Group Play Standings
A sentimental favorite of ours in 2025,
The Florida Dummies - Legacy took over first place in the new group standings. The Dummies were tied with
The Border War still lives in KC entering the week as both had exactly 596.80 points. How's that even possible? Oh well, it's a moot point now as the Dummies took an 11-point lead when Week 11's dust settled.
Week 10 PFCC
Switching to our NFL contest,
Carl Lindecrantz took home PFCC's Week 10 honors with 69 points on a 10-3 record. Congrats, Carl!
Mike Murphy was in second place after scoring 63 points.
Mike Johnson (no, not
that Mike Johnson) was third with 61 points. He was followed by
Andy Lesage and
Hank Bauer in fourth and fifth place, respectively. The overall average PFCC score in Week 10 was a poor 22 thanks in part to highly-favored Buffalo's inexplicable loss to Miami.
Year-to-date PFCC Standings after Week 10
If you thought the CFCC race was close (six points separate first and second place), check out the overall PFCC standings.
Teddy Overton is in first with 605 points and has a puny three-point lead over
Jeffrey Overton. Wait. What? You read that correctly: Overton and Overton are the top dawgs in PFCC.
Deb Bulloch is in third place (more about her in a moment). Deb is followed by
Linda Kunches and
Matthew Brady, both of whom have 576 points on a 99-39 record.
BoomerBacks Still First in PFCC Group Play
The
BoomerBacks have a large lead in the PFCC group standings. Do you remember the Overtons and Deb Bulloch mentioned above? You better - they were in the previous paragraph and if you forgot that fast, you've got troubles. Turns out that those top three players (Overton, Overton & Bulloch) are all members of, you guessed it, the BoomerBacks! Good luck to
Hurricane Elvis and
No Mistakes near this Great Lake in doing any better than second or third place this year.
Old News
New Overall Leaders Highlight First November Weekend Play
by: Sugar (November 5, 2025)
The first football weekend in November resulted in quite the shake-up on the leaderboard for both contests, both fueled by embarrassing low average scores.
Let's start with the PFCC for a change where the Week 9 average score was 11.1! Nice work, everyone! But, there are always standouts for a given week and
for Week 9 it was Darren Scherer who scored 65 points on a 10-3 record. He missed KC and Detroit, like everyone else. And also Dallas, but minimized his wounds
otherwise to win Week 9.Preston Naden was the Week 9 runner-up with 63 points and Alaina Macfarlane was third with 61 points. And folks, it's getting embarrassing on
the overall PFCC scoreboard. What do Teddy Overton, Jeffrey Overton, Deb Bulloch and Carol Overton all have in common? That's right. They are all members of
Boomerbacks and also all are in the Top 5 overall standings with Teddy and Jeffrey leading the pack. Only Linda Kunches has been good enough to prevent a complete
Boomerback sweep of the Top 5 positions. Boomerbacks increased their overall group lead again, now 61.22 average points ahead of Hurricane Elvis and 62.42 in front
of No Mistakes by this Great Lake. For the annual Halloween monster survey, Frankenstein and Hannibal Lecter beat out Dracula and Leatherface.
Over on the junior circuit, the Week 10 average score was a barely-better 35.2 points, led by Lexie Dunn from Rowlett, TX who spanked the rest of the field with
an incredible 114 point performance on 14 wins. Lexie only missed Clemson's loss to Duke. Katie Magee was the Week 10 runner-up with 78 points and 10 victories, while
Becca Darish was third with 74 points and 11 wins. Interestingly, both Katie and Becca are from Huntsville, Alabama. Taking over the CFCC leaderboard after Week 10
is dirty-dawg veteran Gary Petti from our favorite dirty-dawg city of Weeki Wachee, FL. Gary has 662 points and holds a 2 point lead over last week's leader, Linda English.
Paula Miano from Kingston, MA was up 21 points and into 3rd place overall. Over on the group standings we have a unicorn situation as The Border War Still Lives in KC and
The Florida Dummies-Legacy are exactly tied for the lead with 596.80 points. Let's hope that changes because I don't think there is a tie-breaker for group play??
Stratus-Faction guaranteed is 26 points back in third place.
There are 4 weeks left in the regular CFCC season and the CFP released their 1st ranking of the season with no huge surprises as far as comparing the CFP rankings
to the national polls. CFCC Week 11 is lacking a lot of sizzle as far as match-ups are concerned but Texas A&M goes into Columbia to take on Mizzou in a Top 25 match-up
and the best tilt of the week is in Lubbock where Top 10 BYU visits Top 10 Texas Tech at 11 AM CST. ESPN College Gameday will be live from Lubbock, TX for the first time
since November 2008, when #1 Texas came to town. And lost. So that means Texas Tech hasn't been very good for 17 years. And if you are familiar with Tommy Tuberville, Kliff
Kingsbury and Matt Wells coaching careers, you will understand why. At least Kliff and Matt still have an honorable job and are still making a living coaching. Tuberville, on The
other hand, "works" as a senator.
For PFCC Week 9, the good news is that there are no 830 AM CST games in London. The bad news is there is an 830 AM CST game in Berlin! So, make sure you don't miss the
deadline and get those picks in before you have more regrets on Sunday morning than what you did Saturday night. Good luck this week!
