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I would rank match potential in this order:
1. Brown Town at Worms
2. BLNT at Rejects
3. Mudfly at Pam Goes Ham
4. Hypocrites at Cobra Kai
1. WRM v. BT
Both squads are 2-0, and many people would say this game is a likely preview of the Season 6 Championship match.
Worms dealt with Rejects in Week 1, and then dealt with BL NT in kind for Week 2. Worms has yet to see a squad that is their offensive equal, but what we have seen so far has been lethal. Legacy, Gift, Tactical and Bmei have been on fire so far this season, and it's going to take all they've got to contain the defending champions.
Brown Town has been the deadliest squad by far this season, pulling in over 200 kills in their first two games. Raver, em4, Shasta, and Pandy are names you expect to see on the leaderboards, but Uni, Darth and Judinny are certainly doing their part as well to make this squad repeat Champs. Just like Worms, they have yet to play a squad who is willing to match them toe-to-toe, we'll see what happens when the pressure intensifies this weekend.
This is either going to be a snoozefest, or a murder factory. I'm leaning towards snoozefest, fully aware that I could be completely wrong, as I imagine Worms will want to bring the battle to Brown Town fast and often.
Brown Town wins - 34-18. MVP is ER.
2. REJ v. BLNT
Were it not for Worms v. Brown Town, this would be the match of the week. This game has playoff implications, and one team will leave knowing they likely didn't make the cut.
Rejects are currently 0-2, having played two very tough season openers against Worms and Cobra Kai. While few projected them to win either game when it came down to the numbers, the thoroughness of their dismantling came at a shock to most in the league. They will be looking to bounce back from the loss to Cobra Kai, and none more so than Leak, who played an outstanding game going 6-8 in a 45-kill route. He will need a bigger contribution from Unborn, Cage and Warhawk if they want to trap BL NT against the ropes. A loss against BL NT here would force Rejects to win out the remainder of the season in the hopes for a playoff bid, including a tough match-up against Pam Goes Ham - which was our Pre-Season Prediction for best game of Season 6.
BL NT on the other hand is still undergoing changes. While BL NT dropped their match to Worms on Sunday, they are still struggling to find their identity as a squad, although roster shakeups are helping to cement a starting eight. Recent additions in Hustler and Slash should help BL NT continue to improve, and may make the difference this weekend against Rejects. Fausto will likely get his kills, but he'll need 2-3 more marines to step up with him to help propel BL NT over Rejects and keep them in playoff contention.
Similar to WRMS v. BT, this game could be one of two polar extremes, depending on how safe Dave and Fausto want to play it. Unlike the other match, I'm counting on the leadership of both squads to counteract the defensive strategy, opting instead for a clash between the two sides all over the map. Should be a good game.
BL NT wins - 56-47. MVP is Hustler.
3. PGH v. MF
One squad is on the up-and-up, the other may fade out of the league. Should be a breeze Sunday for PGH, but I'm not willing to totally discount Mudfly.
Pam Goes Ham has been the X variable of this league. While not the most talented squad playing this season, their work ethic and team chemistry have helped PGH continuously outplay expectations in their matches. Many, including myself, thought they didn't stand a chance against Cobra Kai, until they barely came up short in the waning minutes 41-38. That game woke the league up to their potential, and with players like Killer, Key, KW and CB, you can understand where they are getting the kills. Few people have mentioned the impact of the pickup of Old Man's Child from Cobra Kai, who has the potential to play a huge role for PGH in a playoff run. Pepper in consistent and quality showings from guys like Ice, Mizzouse and Albert, along with a SOLID medic corps in victim, Jane and Water - this squad could be the true Dark Horse of this league for a championship run.
Many of us didn't know what to expect from Brake's ragtag bunch before the season began. But the season opener against BL NT was certainly unexpected, as they mounted a comeback led almost entirely by Savage (Z) and his Australian LAWS. Part of the problem seems to be the lack of a consistent lineup, and this weekend was not what Mudfly needed as they were saved by USL staff from our first forfeit of the season. We hope for Mudfly's sake and the the sake of the league that they can recruit a couple extra players to assist them on Sundays, because without them, Mudfly probably won't make it to Week 7 and beyond. Good luck Mudfly, just want you to know, we're all counting on you.
This will either be a blowout, or not a game at all. Here's hoping for the former.
Pam Goes Ham wins - 74-32. MVP is Key.
4. CK v. HYP
Let's not pretend. We know exactly what's going to happen here. But we're all secretly hoping somehow Distrikt goes for 35 kills.
Cobra Kai without a doubt in my mind have the best collection of talent. But as the Miami Heat showed us, talent can only get you so far. You also need cooperation and cohesion, two points that may be struggles for Cobra Kai in the playoffs. Khaos, Herc (Devil), Easoe, Colossal, Mecca (friend), Storm....all of these guys are stellar marines, and combine them with Sov and Kippa on the medkits, and you create a force to be reckoned with for any season, past or present.
Hypocrites are in an altogether different position. Currently 0-2, they are looking to improve and eyeing that match-up against Mudfly as a best shot to take a win. Hypocrites will have few illusions as to the outcome, but will need to try their very best to at least limit the deaths, and hopefully come up with some much-needed early kills from laws and nades, so they escape regulation with their dignity intact. Key players in that effort are Distrikt, J. and s.f., who each need to play above their abilities if this isn't going to be a 100+ kill game for CK. Another player to watch is Mad? (Crip) who put in work for his team against Pam Goes Ham, going 11-7 in a 76-31 loss. When you're pulling down more than 33% of your team's overall kills, you're doing something right. Mad? is my breakout player to watch this season.
I think it will be extremely ugly, and if Distrikt doesn't show up to tell these Dirt Squirrels when to turn ass and run, it's going to be well over 100+ kills, possibly more than 100+ in kill/death differential.
Cobra Kai wins - 111-12. MVP is Easoe.
1. Brown Town at Worms
2. BLNT at Rejects
3. Mudfly at Pam Goes Ham
4. Hypocrites at Cobra Kai
1. WRM v. BT
Both squads are 2-0, and many people would say this game is a likely preview of the Season 6 Championship match.
Worms dealt with Rejects in Week 1, and then dealt with BL NT in kind for Week 2. Worms has yet to see a squad that is their offensive equal, but what we have seen so far has been lethal. Legacy, Gift, Tactical and Bmei have been on fire so far this season, and it's going to take all they've got to contain the defending champions.
Brown Town has been the deadliest squad by far this season, pulling in over 200 kills in their first two games. Raver, em4, Shasta, and Pandy are names you expect to see on the leaderboards, but Uni, Darth and Judinny are certainly doing their part as well to make this squad repeat Champs. Just like Worms, they have yet to play a squad who is willing to match them toe-to-toe, we'll see what happens when the pressure intensifies this weekend.
This is either going to be a snoozefest, or a murder factory. I'm leaning towards snoozefest, fully aware that I could be completely wrong, as I imagine Worms will want to bring the battle to Brown Town fast and often.
Brown Town wins - 34-18. MVP is ER.
2. REJ v. BLNT
Were it not for Worms v. Brown Town, this would be the match of the week. This game has playoff implications, and one team will leave knowing they likely didn't make the cut.
Rejects are currently 0-2, having played two very tough season openers against Worms and Cobra Kai. While few projected them to win either game when it came down to the numbers, the thoroughness of their dismantling came at a shock to most in the league. They will be looking to bounce back from the loss to Cobra Kai, and none more so than Leak, who played an outstanding game going 6-8 in a 45-kill route. He will need a bigger contribution from Unborn, Cage and Warhawk if they want to trap BL NT against the ropes. A loss against BL NT here would force Rejects to win out the remainder of the season in the hopes for a playoff bid, including a tough match-up against Pam Goes Ham - which was our Pre-Season Prediction for best game of Season 6.
BL NT on the other hand is still undergoing changes. While BL NT dropped their match to Worms on Sunday, they are still struggling to find their identity as a squad, although roster shakeups are helping to cement a starting eight. Recent additions in Hustler and Slash should help BL NT continue to improve, and may make the difference this weekend against Rejects. Fausto will likely get his kills, but he'll need 2-3 more marines to step up with him to help propel BL NT over Rejects and keep them in playoff contention.
Similar to WRMS v. BT, this game could be one of two polar extremes, depending on how safe Dave and Fausto want to play it. Unlike the other match, I'm counting on the leadership of both squads to counteract the defensive strategy, opting instead for a clash between the two sides all over the map. Should be a good game.
BL NT wins - 56-47. MVP is Hustler.
3. PGH v. MF
One squad is on the up-and-up, the other may fade out of the league. Should be a breeze Sunday for PGH, but I'm not willing to totally discount Mudfly.
Pam Goes Ham has been the X variable of this league. While not the most talented squad playing this season, their work ethic and team chemistry have helped PGH continuously outplay expectations in their matches. Many, including myself, thought they didn't stand a chance against Cobra Kai, until they barely came up short in the waning minutes 41-38. That game woke the league up to their potential, and with players like Killer, Key, KW and CB, you can understand where they are getting the kills. Few people have mentioned the impact of the pickup of Old Man's Child from Cobra Kai, who has the potential to play a huge role for PGH in a playoff run. Pepper in consistent and quality showings from guys like Ice, Mizzouse and Albert, along with a SOLID medic corps in victim, Jane and Water - this squad could be the true Dark Horse of this league for a championship run.
Many of us didn't know what to expect from Brake's ragtag bunch before the season began. But the season opener against BL NT was certainly unexpected, as they mounted a comeback led almost entirely by Savage (Z) and his Australian LAWS. Part of the problem seems to be the lack of a consistent lineup, and this weekend was not what Mudfly needed as they were saved by USL staff from our first forfeit of the season. We hope for Mudfly's sake and the the sake of the league that they can recruit a couple extra players to assist them on Sundays, because without them, Mudfly probably won't make it to Week 7 and beyond. Good luck Mudfly, just want you to know, we're all counting on you.
This will either be a blowout, or not a game at all. Here's hoping for the former.
Pam Goes Ham wins - 74-32. MVP is Key.
4. CK v. HYP
Let's not pretend. We know exactly what's going to happen here. But we're all secretly hoping somehow Distrikt goes for 35 kills.
Cobra Kai without a doubt in my mind have the best collection of talent. But as the Miami Heat showed us, talent can only get you so far. You also need cooperation and cohesion, two points that may be struggles for Cobra Kai in the playoffs. Khaos, Herc (Devil), Easoe, Colossal, Mecca (friend), Storm....all of these guys are stellar marines, and combine them with Sov and Kippa on the medkits, and you create a force to be reckoned with for any season, past or present.
Hypocrites are in an altogether different position. Currently 0-2, they are looking to improve and eyeing that match-up against Mudfly as a best shot to take a win. Hypocrites will have few illusions as to the outcome, but will need to try their very best to at least limit the deaths, and hopefully come up with some much-needed early kills from laws and nades, so they escape regulation with their dignity intact. Key players in that effort are Distrikt, J. and s.f., who each need to play above their abilities if this isn't going to be a 100+ kill game for CK. Another player to watch is Mad? (Crip) who put in work for his team against Pam Goes Ham, going 11-7 in a 76-31 loss. When you're pulling down more than 33% of your team's overall kills, you're doing something right. Mad? is my breakout player to watch this season.
I think it will be extremely ugly, and if Distrikt doesn't show up to tell these Dirt Squirrels when to turn ass and run, it's going to be well over 100+ kills, possibly more than 100+ in kill/death differential.
Cobra Kai wins - 111-12. MVP is Easoe.
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