SIM COMPLETE - 1990 - Regular Season 25

[BradZ]

Philadelphia, Washington, Wilmington, I need you all to do your jobs and win every game you play this week.

Is that clear?

I'd really like to want to help you, but you know, we suck right now so it would be wrong for me to promise anything. At least now with Geoff Scott being lost for 5 weeks we have an excuse for getting swept in the first round of the playoffs.

[Delandis]

Yes.

It's the Virginia Rule...I thought of it.

I think Colonial Rule would be cooler.

[Jake]

Wow... have a 5-1 week and all of a sudden we're headed towards a playoff. Cocky bastard.

Clay,

With the possibility that we may see Denver and Syracuse need an extra game to decide the division winner and Virginia and Baltimore in the midst of a one-game separation with a week to go, can you advise on how that will be handled in-game?

Would those teams get a one-day sim on Friday or Saturday before the Sunday playoffs if necessary?

[Carlos]

Wow... have a 5-1 week and all of a sudden we're headed towards a playoff. Cocky bastard.

Haha, just want to make sure we both are prepared in case that happens.

But, I think I'd have to sweep the Clowns (and we are 2-8 against them in the last 10 games, sooo...) and you'd have to be swept by Dallas for me to even have a fighting chance.

Even if I go 4-2, you'd have to go 1-5. I don't see it happening.

As I said about Pittsburgh needing a mighty collapse from Denver, the same on your end. You'd have to come crashing down hard this last week while Denver plays it's butt off for there to be a tie.

But, since it's mathematically still possible, I wouldn't want you to see your spot starter go out there on Monday and give Denver the Pilsner. :)

[Clay]

Any 1-game playoff would be Friday (at some time).

For the record, it's the "Lonnie Coleman Rule"

[Pat]

Any 1-game playoff would be Friday (at some time).

For the record, it's the "Lonnie Coleman Rule"

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