Week 13 Power Rankings

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Guillermo Diaz Memorial All-Stink Team

With five weeks left in the regular season, the Kings and the Jai-Rai meet up with a mere half-game separating them. A big win by either team—coupled with another likely 5-4 win for Zermatt—could put the winner in first place in the World.

The WFBL recently announced the lineups for the 2010 All-Star game—a group of individuals considered the best of the best. Players who give each team daily joy, as owners check their box score totals. These are the players of whom dreams are made, and on whom championship teams are built.

And then we have the Guillermo Diaz All-Stink Team. Named after the horrible backup guard for the St. George Underdogs who made the All-Star team in 2008 (thanks to the "Best vs the Rest" format) despite his player rating in the high 500's, the Guillermo Diaz All-Stink team follows the same guidelines as the All-Star team, only in reverse. Who is the lowest-rated player on each team? Let's take a look, Power Rankings style!


Team, Rank, (Previous), Record

1 (1) 61-53-3
Kevin Martin (237). As well as things have been going for the Champs this year, injuries have kept them from utter domination. After leading the league in scoring for the first week of the season, Martin missed 11 weeks with a hand injury and is doing everything in his power to convince Coach Barnes to leave him on the bench.

2 (2) 60-54-3
Allen Iverson (235). The Kings' recent success (five straight wins, second only to the A-Boms' six-straight) can be attributed to many factors. One of those is never having to start Allen Iverson. With guys like Paul Pierce and Stephen Jackson ahead of him, thankfully New York will never have to.

3 (3) 65-50-2

Nate Robinson (201). Technically, Lil' Nate hasn't been a hindrance to the Sundancers' title aspirations, since he was just added this week. But for a guy who was integral to Park City's run to—and loss in—the Concludings last season, a ranking of 201 is quite disappointing.

4 (6) 58-56-3
Ben Gordon (184). It's a tribute to Richmond's saavy front office (Channing Frye and Wilson Chandler for Andrea Bargnani as Most One-Sided Trade, anyone?) that their opening-day starter at shooting guard is their worst player, yet here the Butchers are a mere three games out of first place.

5 (7) 61-54-0
Josh Howard (252). The Jai-Rai were approached numerous times with offers of a backup small forward upgrade in exchange for Brandon Jennings. Udorn turned them all down, and then Danny Granger went down. Sure, they're 1.5 out of first now that Granger is back, but who knows where they'd be if they could have had All-Star Gerald Wallace fill in for Granger instead of Howard?

6 (5) 61-51-5
Tracy McGrady (386). Your winner for "lowest rated rostered player". T-Mac hasn't—and almost assuredly won't—see the light of day for Twin Falls, and one has to wonder what it is that's keeping him a Gator. Oh yeah, the good luck thing.

7 (8) 55-58-4
Shaquille O'Neal (257). Thankfully for Trojan fans, the Big Trojan Horse has spent much of the season riding the pine, behind All-Star Brook Lopez. Now that Lopez is gone in favor of Chris Kaman (and Steph Curry, a move lauded by the Power Rankings), the only thing keeping the washed-up O'Neal from destroying Rigby is Kaman forgetting to drink his milk.

8 (4) 58-55-4
Raja Bell (303). Not that it matters, really, since the Iguanas never change their starting lineup (Bayside 2.0?), but it does seem odd that the Igs are keeping Bell on their roster, seeing as how he's out for the season and contemplating retirement. Maybe they know something the rest of the league doesn't. This year's keeper, anyone?

9 (9) 51-62-4
Richard Hamilton (279). Speaking of never changing their lineups! We need to give honorable mention to Bayside, who leads the league with five players on the All-Stink team. The other representatives: Tyrus Thomas (234), Hakim Warrick (221), Maurice Evans (193), and Kirk Hinrich (173)

10 (6) 53-62-2
Mike Dunleavy (185). Ladies and gentlemen of Nephi, your starting shooting guard! With Brandon Roy seemingly hurting every week, the Strats have had to turn to Dunleavy to help guide them to the consolation round this year. In more positive news, the Strats surprisingly had only two players make the All-Stink team (Nenad Krstic, 159).

11 (11) 52-64-1
Leandro Barbosa (208). The rare case of the worst player rostered actually being someone the team relied on heavily this season. It was one injury after another for Barbosa, who really wasn't that great when he wasn't injured.


12 (12) 50-64-3
Tayshaun Prince (350). It's hard to put too much blame on Prince, when guys like Mike Miller (220), Devin Harris (190...and the U-Dogs' keeper from last year!), and J.R. Smith have all done their fair share of leading St. George to the bottom of the Power Rankings.

So, who do you think is your worst player? And don't forget to vote on the Game of the Week and Week 12's EBP!

This Week in the WFBL—Week 13

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Look at Dem, They'a da Kings a' New Yawk























The Maggette Reuben, coming soon to New York delis everywhere.

NEPHI (AP)—Start spreadin' the news! For the first time since crowning themselves two and a half seasons ago, the Kings are living up to their name. Winners of five in a row, New York has climbed to only a game behind Zermatt in the World Conference standings. I know what you are thinking: Why haven't we heard anything about this team? Are there no reporters in their city? What's the story behind the Kings' remarkable about face?

Well, for starters, key players like Paul Pierce and Troy Murphy have gotten healthy. Plus, the front office has been making all the right moves, such as trading for Antawn Jamison. But the turnaround has also been greatly aided by the contributions of a pair of seldom used bench players.

With a week 10 matchup against conference nemesis Maracaibo looming, resident computer expert DeJuan Blair hacked the internet, modifying Fran Hopkin's password so he couldn't log on to his league account and adjust his lineup. It took Iguanas' tech support a month to fix the problem. New York dominated Maracaibo 7-2.

The Kings' hijinks continued in week 12 as Thabo "Swiss Mister" Sefolosha infiltrated the Sundancer locker room on a secret mission to unplug Chris Kaman's milk stocked mini fridge. The Milkman took one curdled swig as he was warming up for his first game and ended up missing the entire week. New York narrowly held off Park City 5-4.

But alas, not all of New York's wins have been the result of felonies. There have also been some shrewd lineup choices, such as starting Corey Maggette in place of a red hot Stephen Jackson this past week.

Teammate and closet "foodie" Steve Nash offered Maggette some high praise, "Unlike most bench guys, who typically produce turd sandwiches when the starting lineup beckons, Corey went and made himself a big old double decker EBP Reuben. Mmmmh, who's hungry?"

The Kings feasted on Nephi 6-3.

Around the WFBL

Abominables 5, Underdogs 4

Sundancers 6, Tigers 3

Butchers 5, Gators 4

Jai-Rai 6, SnowBees 3

Trojans 5, Iguanas 4

Week 13 Game of the Week Voting Results:

New York Kings 3 (37%)
Nephi Stratagem 5 (62%)

Week 12 EBP:

Chris Paul, Zermatt—4 votes (50% of vote)

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Fun Facts: Jan 21-27, 2008

Loaf of Bread: $1.59

Gallon of milk: $2.74

#1 Song: "Low"—Flo Rida ft. T-Pain

#1 Movie: "Meet the Spartans"

Each week, This Week in the WFBL looks back and shines a light on a moment in the WFBL's illustrious history. This week, we look at Week 13 from 2008(Jan 21- 27). Zermatt was fresh of a disheartening loss to the Sundancers and needed a win in a big way. Nephi, in the midst of a four-week losing streak—the last three a combined 5-22—were happy to oblige. Here now the continuation of the account of their wars and contentions:

WEEK THIRTEEN, JAN 21-27, 2008

A Continuation of the Account of the Wars and Contentions between the Inhabitants of Nephi and the Great Abomination from the Land of Zermatt

ZERMATT (AP)—7. And it came to pass in the commencement
of the thirteenth week of the reign of the Tigers, the people of Nephi did take up arms once again against the Great Abomination of Zermatt.

8. But behold the destruction of the people of Nephi was even more fierce than it had hitherto been. And lo, many rebounds, the sharing of the ball one with another, the robbing and plundering of the basketball, and the blocking of shots were made by the Great Abomination. And the Great Abomination was inspired by the opportunity to move up in the standings.

9. But the people of Nephi were inspired by a better cause, for they were not fighting for rankings of power but they were fighting for their homes and their liberties, their wives and their children, and their all. But mostly for their pride; for the people of Nephi in all honesty had not much more for which to fight.

10. Nevertheless, when the men of Justin Banks saw the fierceness and the anger of the Great Abomination, they did shrink and did flee from them. And because of the pride for which the people of Nephi did fight, which pride did once again enter into their hearts, yea I say that because of this pride, the people of Nephi did suffer great loss.

11. And the number of that loss was 8-1, in the favor of the Great Abomination.

12. Now this great loss of the people of Nephi, and the great slaughter which was among them, would not have happened had it not been for the Abomination which was among them.

13. And thus ended the thirteenth week of the first year of the reign of the Tigers over the people of the WFBL.

The Abominables would lose only one more series the rest of the season (including postseason) on the way to the first of their back-to-back titles. The Stratagem would win only one more series to finish out the regular season—and went on to finish with a streak of 12 losses in 13 weeks.

2010 All-Stars Announced

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LeBron, Nash Head List of All-Star Voting; Lopez, Melo Two of Nine First-Timers

LeBron James hopes to lead the Wasatch Conference for their first-ever victory over the World Conference in the 2010 All-Star Game, which will be held on top of Angel Falls in Venezuela during Week 16's bye week.

MARACAIBO (La Verdad)—The 2010 All-Star starters and reserves were named this morning, to much fanfare and gusto during a break in the Rigby-Maracaibo Week 13 matchup. While the big story may be the return of Iguanas favorite son LeBron James, this time as a Trojan bent on leading the Wasatch to their first ever All-Star victory, there are plenty of interesting story lines for this year's Mid-Winter Classic. Below are the voting results, with comments.









Position, Name, Team (All-Star Appearances)

Mo Williams, St. George Underdogs (1)
Deron Williams, Twin Falls Gators (2)
Rajon Rondo, Nephi Stratagem (1)



Kevin Durant, Park City Sundancers (2)
Dwyane Wade, Park City Sundancers (5)
Brandon Roy, Nephi Stratagem (1)



LeBron James, Rigby Trojans (5) * 2006 EBP
Gerald Wallace, Park City Sundancers (3)
Danilo Gallinari, Nephi Stratagem (1)

Dirk Nowitzki, Salt Lake SnowBees (5)
Carlos Boozer, Rigby Trojans (2)
Andrea Bargnani, Park City Sundancers (1)

Brook Lopez, Park City Sundancers (1)
Tim Duncan, Twin Falls Gators (4)
Amar'e Stoudemire, Nephi Stratagem (4)



Wasatch Comments: Rajon Rondo is the lowest-rated player to make the All-Star team; Nephi (that's right, Nephi) was tied with Park City for most All-Stars (4), but the recent trade with Rigby that brought Brook Lopez to the Sundancers gives the defending runners-up five All-Stars; Lopez gets the start at center in only his second season in the league; Mo Williams, Rajon Rondo, Brandon Roy, Danilo Galinari, and Andrea Bargnani are other first-timers for the Wasatch; it's a bitter-sweet victory for Mo Williams, who will be out 4-6 weeks with a shoulder injury. Deron Williams would take his place—his first-ever All-Star start, and Steph Curry will be an injury addition, representing Rigby; LeBron James and Dwyane Wade are appearing in their record fifth All-Star games, while the King is the only player in league history to start in every Mid-Winter Classic; Pau Gasol needn't worry about his complexion problems in the thin air of Angel Falls. The SnowBees center was nowhere to be found on this year's selection.


















New York's recent play isn't the only thing turning heads lately. Steve Nash gets the starting nod over Chris Paul in this year's All-Star game, marking Nash's fourth appearance.








Position, Name, Team (All-Star Appearances)

Steve Nash, New York Kings (4)
Chris Paul, Zermatt Abominables (3) * 2009 EBP
Jason Kidd, Richmond Butchers (3)




Kobe Bryant, Udorn Jai-Rai (5)
Andre Iguodala, Los Iguanas de Maracaibo (3)
Monta Ellis, Zermatt Abominables (1)




Carmelo Anthony, Richmond Butchers (1)
Joe Johnson, Bayside Tigers (3)
Paul Pierce, New York Kings (4)

Chris Bosh, Bayside Tigers (4)
Al Horford, Udorn Jai-Rai (1)
Nene, Udorn Jai-Rai (2)

Marcus Camby, Richmond Butchers (4)
David Lee, Los Iguanas de Maracaibo (2)
Zach Randolph, Udorn Jai-Rai (1)



World Comments: Kobe Bryant is gets the starting nod at shooting guard, after relinquishing the spot to Dwyane Wade a year ago for the Wasatch squad; Richmond leads the World with four All-Stars, while Udorn, with their three All-Stars, is the only other World team to nab more than two spots; this is Chris Paul's third selection, but the reigning All-Star EBP's first non-start; Carmelo Anthony headlines a group of four first-timers (Monta Ellis, Al Horford, and Zach Randolph) for the World Conference, getting the start at small forward; Three of the four PF/C backups are members of the Udorn Jai-Rai.


So what do you think? That look about right? Did your precious player get snubbed? Upset that stupid Steve Nash barely beat out America's favorite point guard for the World's starting spot? Vent in the comments!

Week 12 Power Rankings

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Can Tell Us How to Get to Sesame Street?

The Kings face the Strats in what promises to be an intense week of matchups, especially since this is the last chance for players to impress the All-Star voters before the rosters are announced. After that, all that's left are the less-motivating team-oriented goals. Oh yeah, and the Chris Paul Memorial EBP award.

Sesame Street, which just celebrated its 40th year, is the world's longest-running children's TV show. The WFBL, which is celebrating its 5th year, is the world's longest-running basketball league worth mentioning. So this week the Power Rankings asks each WFBL team, "If you were a Sesame Street character, which one would you be?"

Team, Rank, (Previous), Record

1 (1) 56-49-3
Big Bird. After all these years, who still rules the roost? The Commissioner's team has been no. 1 so often for so long, the rest of the league is starting to feel like Tony Danza in this epic tennis match.


2 (4) 54-51-3
Oscar the Grouch. Is reaching no. 2 in the Power Rankings enough to make those grouchy New Yorkers happy? Perhaps, but being happy puts them in a bad mood. Then again, they like being in a bad mood. I guess they're kind of conflicted. But one thing's for sure, they love Nash.

3 (1) 59-47-2

Ernie. Speaking of conflicted, Park City is in the unique position of leading the league in both steals and turnovers. Looks like the Sundancers could use a lesson in sharing.


4 (5) 54-50-4
Rosita. Both Sesame Street and the WFBL have a token green-colored Spanish speaker. And if every Maracaibo fan loved his Iguanas the way Little Richard seems to love Rosita, the Arena de Basquet de Hugo Chavez would be a tough place to play indeed.

5 (1) 57-46-5
The Amazing Mumford. The Gators are having themselves a magical season, levitating above the rest of the league and defying gravity, as it were. A la peanut butter sandwiches! But is last week's loss to Zermatt a sign that the platform is falling out from beneath them?

6 (8) 53-52-3
Cookie Monster. C is for Carmelo, whose 88 points on 55% FG shooting and 23-of-24 from the line were good enough for Richmond last week.



7 (9) 55-53-0
Sherlock Hemlock. There's a mystery to solve in Thailand—where the heck has Kobe Bryant's shot gone? Last week it dipped below 40%. Could this be a rhyme crime?


8 (7) 50-54-4
Count von Count. The Trojans have spent the season riding up and down the Power Rankings elevator, mostly between floors 1 and 8. For several weeks at the beginning of the season, they were on the rise, but right now the elevator is going down. One! One disappointing loss! Two! Two disappointing losses! Three! Three disappointing losses! Four! Four disappointing losses! Five! Five disappointing losses! [Crash of thunder] Ha Ha.

9 (12) 48-56-4
Yip Yip Martians. Early in the season, the Tigers looked like they were visiting competitive basketball from a distant planet. But now, thanks to their trusty Earth field guide, they seem to be figuring things out. Time is running out, though.

10 (6) 50-56-2
Grover/Supergrover. The Strats have had their super moments this season (and they are cute, too!), but lately they've seemed downright mild-mannered. Maybe they haven't quite finished changing into their costume.


11 (10) 49-58-1
Alistair Cookie. The SnowBees have quite a climb in front of them. Is there room at the top in the Wasatch Conference? "Sorry, buddy. Why don't you try the bottom?"


12 (11) 46-59-3
Don Music. Whom should I start at SF? Mike Miller? Shawn Marion? Michael Beasley? Hedo Turkoglu? Oh, I'll never get it right! Never! Where's Kanye when you need him?


The Power Rankings have been brought to you today by the letters W, F, B, and L.

Don't forget to vote on the Game of the Week and Week 12's EBP!

This Week in the WFBL—Week 12

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Ellie-spirational! Top Kids Club Fan Galvanizes A-Boms Past Gators


























Just as Alger's top A+Buddie, Ellie Barnes, rose to the top of the arena, so too did the Abominables rise to the top of the WFBL standings.

ZERMATT (AP)—Coming into their pivotal heat-check against Wasatch top-dog Twin Falls, Chris Paul and company had reeled of a series of four straight victories, albeit of the 5-4 variety. The diminutive reigning EBP knew his A-Boms were starting to gel, but that they would need all the help they could get to defeat the hated Gators, holders of the league's best record.

Enter Ellie Marie Barnes.

Word reached the locker room last week that little baby Ellie, she of barely five months, was named the President of Alger's A+Buddies, the Zermatt Abominables kids club.

"When coach told me about Ellie, man, it just got me goin'," said Paul, who is up for weekly EBP honors. "I mean, don't get me wrong, I know we're by far the most popular team in the league, and we outsell everyone at the team store. But I never knew such loyalty could come in such a tiny, yet stout package."

As charter member and President of the Alger's A+Buddies Kid's Club, Ellie—for a $25 fee—receives an official A+Buddies onesie and gets to meet the players at halftime. She also was able to participate in on-court timeout activities, such as rappelling from the rafters, throwing down some trampoline dunks, and being shot out of a t-shirt cannon into the crowd.

"As I watched her fly into the upper balcony into the arms of the rest of Alger's A+Buddies, I thought to myself, 'Chris, you owe it to young Ellie Barnes to close out this series. And you owe her more than a 5-4 win.'" And Chris Paul is a man of his word, holding D-Will in check as the inspired A-Boms won 5-3-1, bringing their league-leading win-streak to five weeks.

I know what you're thinking. How can I be one of Alger's A+Buddies? Fear not! You too can be a member of the fastest-growing WFBL kids club. Just click the image below and download a copy of Alger's A+Buddies Super Fun Page. Correctly complete the tasks and send it in to alger@abuddies.aboms.com, along with the $25 (makes checks payable to Ben Barnes) and you'll be wearing your official onesie in no time!

Around the WFBL

Iguanas 5, SnowBees 4

Kings 5, Sundancers 4

Butchers 5, Trojans 2, Unclaimed 2

Jai-Rai 7, Underdogs 2

Tigers 7, Stratagem 1, Humanity 1

Week 12 Game of the Week Voting Results:

Twin Falls Gators 3 (37%)

Zermatt Abominables 5 (62%)

Week 11 EBP:

Dwyane Wade, Park City—46 votes (60% of vote)

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Fun Facts: Jan 15-21, 2007

Loaf of Bread: $1.75

Gallon of milk: $1.99

#1 Song: "Irreplaceable"—Beyoncé

#1 Movie: "Stomp the Yard"

Each week, This Week in the WFBL looks back and shines a light on a moment in the WFBL's illustrious history. This week, we look at Week 12 from 2007 (Jan 15- 21). The expansion Park City Sundancers (yes, them again) were having a rough go of it in their first season in the WFBL. Week 12 happened to coincide with the Park City Film Festival, which happened to coincide with an upset over the Rigby Trojans.

WEEK TWELVE, JAN 15-21, 2007

Park City Star Power Blinds Rigby

PARK CITY (AP)—The Park City Sundancers continued their dominance of the Rigby Trojans, pounding out a 5-3-1 victory. An ecstatic Dwyane Wade declared, "I wish we could play Rigby every week. If such a scenario were to unfold, accordingly to my calculations, our record so far would be 72-30-6, putting us in first place." Rigby Coach Becky Barnes could not be reached for comment. Rumor has it she has been too busy getting sucked back into the high stakes world of Growing Pains.

Owner Dave Barton shared his thoughts on what seemed to be a re-energized Sundancer squad. "Well, the Sundance Film Festival started this week, and I think we were really able to feed off of the Little Hollywood atmosphere at Redford Arena. It's exciting for the guys to come play and see scarf-wearing stars in the crowd like Crispin Glover or Diddy."

Park City benchwarmer Drew "I'm not that" Gooden shared his own star-watching experience, "It was so awesome, I saw Deseret News movie critic Jeff Vice! I read his 'Regurgitated Internet Buzz' column every Sunday. He was in the process of getting shot down by Lindsay Lohan when I saw him, so I didn't get a chance to get his autograph. But I did take a photo of myself with my camera that has him in the background."

While all the buzz seemed to supercharge the Sundancers, small town Rigby seemed overwhelmed by the circus at times.

"Them movie peoples are pretty," said a star-struck Udonis Haslem. "I think I done saw that Dr Jean Grey from the X-mens, You know she's a real high-class movie person. I sure liked that X-mens movie."

The festival also provided a means for Park City to provide some additional incentives for their players, beyond the usual "winning is cool" incentive. Rasheed Wallace elaborated, "Mr. Barton promised us if we went the whole week without any injuries, he would take us to the premiere of 'Black Snake Moan' so we could meet Samuel L. Jackson. I love that mofo."

As the WFBL season reaches its midpoint, the Sundancer's record stands at 52-52-4. A reflective Barton commented, "Sure, we've made some mistakes, but we have gotten it right 50% of the time. We are hoping to be in the 55-60% range by season's end."

The Trojans were the first—but not the last—team to be star-struck in Park City. That week, a tradition of hosting a home series during the festival was born, and the rest is WFBL history.

Week 11 Power Rankings

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Where We Tell the Untold Stories

Two-thirds of our unprecedented three-way tie for first, Twin Falls and Zermatt, are facing off against each other this week. That's good enough for us.

In choosing to only cover the Game of the Week and dedicate the rest of our allotted space to rehashing honoring our history, a number of great stories have slipped through the cracks this season. Here's a little taste of what you've been missing while we enjoy our victory lap.

Team, Rank, (Previous), Record

1 (1) 51-46-2
Chris Paul tearfully admits to taking performance-enhancing drugs, but only to recover from his early-season injuries. His basketball talent comes solely from the Man Upstairs.

1 (2) 55-42-2

Chris Kaman started strong this year, but his numbers soon dropped off due to a Vitamin D deficiency. After drinking enriched milk, the newly anointed "Milkman" has returned to form.


1 (3) 54-41-4
The Gators have only lost one series since bringing on good luck charm Tracy "Black Magic" McGrady in week 4. Yup, that's the only possible explanation.



4 (5) 49-47-3
As one of only two teams yet to be featured in a Game of the Week, no one has noticed the Kings have quietly won three in a row and would be in the playoffs if they started today.


5 (11) 49-46-4
The Iguanas have completed their hot start and subsequent collapse seven weeks ahead of schedule. If their 6-3 win over Richmond is any indication, perhaps now they can find time for that late surge they always wanted.


6 (10) 49-49-1
As opposed to Twin Falls, Nephi went on their awful 5-21-1 stretch immediately after cutting ties with McGrady. But they have gone 26-18 since a week 7 exorcism led by Witch Doctor Rajon Rondo.


7 (6) 48-49-2
We were quick to crown LeBron and the Trojans in the early going. But after going 0-4 against the gauntlet of winning teams, that coronation has to be put on hold.


8 (4) 48-50-1
Even with all the big names on their roster, Richmond's highest rated players over the past few weeks have been Channing Frye and Wilson Chandler—two guys Park City happily gave up for Andrea Bargnani back in Week 3.


9 (7) 48-51-0
In yet another spat with Kobe Bryant over shot distribution, Gilbert Arenas pulled out his gun collection and joked, "I'll give you more shots! Blammo!" Arenas has been suspended by the league and dropped by the Jai Rai for "having a sense of humor detrimental to Kobe's life."

10 (8) 45-53-1
Not happy with putting on a variety show before tip-off since getting bumped from the starting lineup, Jose Calderon wants Andre Miller to give him back his rightful spot. Maybe Miller can do a call-in talk show after the game or something.

11 (9) 44-52-3
Their keeper, Devin Harris, has played in 4 games all year. We would say they should have kept Monta Ellis, but they later drafted him and traded him away for Antawn Jamison, who in turn was dealt for Michael Beasley. Bravo, St. George, bravo.

12 (12) 41-55-3
Bayside is the other team that hasn't been featured in a game of the week. But unlike New York, there hasn't been any surprising success hiding beneath the silence—just the standard six series losses in seven weeks.


What's the great untold story of the WFBL so far? Tell us in the comments. And don't forget to vote on the Game of the Week and Week 11's EBP!