Team	Owner	Points	Pts Behind
Team Nature	Brother Nature	38,388.9	-
Team Russian	White Russian	34,018.3	4,370.6
Team Diesel	Diesel	32,320.5	6,068.4
Team Sandman	Sandman	31,917.5	6,471.4
Team Tin*	Tin Man	-4,322.3	42,711.2

*Team is in violation of team representation rule. Tin Man is penalized by 115% (23 players under represented at 5% for each under-representation). Tin Man finished the season with 28,815.4 points, but loses 33,137.7 points with the penalty.

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Last Man Standing

W-L	Owner	# Weeks Standing	Week 17 Pick	Previous Picks (correct in bold)
14-3	Diesel	7	Jacksonville	San Diego, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Dallas, New England, Chicago, Denver, Pittsburgh, N.Y. Giants, Baltimore, Seattle, Cincinnati, New Orleans, Atlanta, St. Louis, N.Y. Jets
13-4	BNature	5	Denver	Seattle, Indianapolis, Miami, Atlanta, New Orleans, Cincinnati, New England, Chicago, San Diego, Baltimore, NY Giants, Minnesota, St. Louis, Tennessee, Green Bay, Kansas City
12-5	WRussian	2	N.Y. Jets	Chicago, Baltimore, Buffalo, Atlanta, Indianapolis, San Diego, Denver, Kansas City, Minnesota, illegal submission***, Philadelphia, Carolina, New Orleans, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay
6-11	Sandman	0	not submitted*	Carolina, Dallas, Chicago, not submitted*, Kansas City, Buffalo, Arizona, New Orleans , Green Bay, New England, Tampa Bay, Pittsburgh, not submitted*, Miami, St. Louis, not submitted*
4-4	Tin Man	2		New England, Baltimore, not submitted*, Kansas City, Minnesota, not submitted*, illegal submission**, not submitted*

*not submitted - subject to sanctions
**illegal submission - selected team that had been restricted due to sanction
***illegal submission - selected team that had already been used earlier in the season

White Russian is not allowed to choose New England and Seattle
Sandman is not allowed to choose Philadelphia, Denver, Tennessee, New York Giants, Atlanta, San Francisco, Minnesota, Indianapolis, Baltimore, San Diego, Cincinnati, Seattle, Jacksonville, and New York Jets
Tin Man is barred from participation in the final nine weeks of the LMS competition.

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Team Win - Loss Records

Owner	Win	Loss	Pct
Sandman	59	45	.567
White Russian	51	49	.510
Diesel	50	49	.505
Tin Man	51	51	.500
Brother Nature	45	52	.464
Undrafted	11	21	.344

Win - Loss record is made up of the combined number of wins and losses for each team that an owner has control of (includes postseason).

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Egregious Errors

Owner	Egregious Errors
Tin Man	12.75
Sandman	6.75
White Russian	0.5
Diesel	0
Brother Nature	0

The Egregious Error Tally was re-established in Week 3 after two weeks of gross mismanagement of Tin Man's team.

Playoffs:
Tin Man, 1 for failing to submit Playoff picks.

Week 17:
Sandman, 2 Egregious Errors, 1 for failing to submit Pick 'Em picks, and 1 for failing to submit a Last Man Standing team (4th offense).

Week 16:
Sandman, 1 for not choosing a Last Man Standing team (third offense).

Week 15:
Tin Man, 3 Egregious Errors, 1 for failing to represent Tampa Bay the required number of times (4 times instead of 16), 1 for failing to represent Tennessee the required number of times (5 times instead of 16), and 1 for failing to participate throughout the season, resulting in exponentially gross mismanagement that led to the use of a substitute owner to submit rosters for weeks 14 and 15 and to continue with the rest of the competition. The penalties from the under representation resulted in the first ever finish in negative points.

Week 14:
Sandman, 1 for not having any backup quarterbacks listed. Jake Delhomme (number 2 quarterback) was out with an injury in week 14. Since no backups were listed, Sandman took a zero for that roster slot. Had Sandman ranked Drew Brees, for example, as the number 3 quarterback, he would have gotten 90% of his 648 smallworld points (583.2 points).

Week 13:
Tin Man, 1 for ranking Donovan McNabb as the number one quarterback (again), even though he is done for the season (still), and having a backup quarterback who doesn't play (Kurt Warner) as his number three quarterback.

Sandman, 1 for not choosing a Last Man Standing team (second offense).

Week 12:
Tin Man, 1 for ranking Donovan McNabb as the number one quarterback, even though he is done for the season, and having a backup quarterback who doesn't play (Kurt Warner) as his number three quarterback.

Week 10:
White Russian, 1/2 for failing to submit a valid Last Man Standing team (first offense).

Week 9:
Tin Man, 1 for playing 7 players in their bye week (failed to submit a roster).

Week 8:
Tin Man, 1 for failing to submit a valid Last Man Standing pick for the second week in a row (fourth offense).

Week 7:
Tin Man, 1 for failing to submit a valid Last Man Standing pick (third offense). Tin Man attempted to use a team he has been restricted from choosing (Denver).

Week 6:
Tin Man, 1 for not choosing a Last Man Standing team (second offense). 1 for playing 2 players in their bye week (no roster submitted).

Week 4:
Sandman, .5 for not choosing a Last Man Standing team (first offense). 1.25 for making no roster moves when his #1 runningback, Shaun Alexander, was out with a broken foot, and no Dallas players were represented after coming off a bye week and facing a weak Tennessee team. Sandman's #4 runningback, Adrian Peterson, came through with zero points, while Dallas runningback, Julius Jones, listed as Sandman's #5 runningback had a good game (304 smallworld points). Peterson has one carry for one yard through the first four games of the season.

Week 3:
Tin Man, .5 for not choosing a Last Man Standing team (first offense). 1.25 for continued neglect of his roster after the admonition in week 2. Tin Man failed to submit a roster for week 3 and therefore carried over his flawed roster from week 2, which included 3 players on a bye week. This roster also included third string running back Earnest Graham of Tampa Bay, who managed his one and only SmallWorld point for the season in week 3. Notably absent from his roster was Brian Westbrook, who totalled 516 points in week 3, after a 277 point week 2. Westbrook's two week total of 793 was lost while Tin Man managed to get 1 point out of Graham in the two week period. The bye week trio (Larry Johnson, Dante Hall, and Tony Gonzalez) could have been replaced by Edgerrin James (260), Reggie Brown, who stepped up for injured Donte Stallworth (222), and L.J. Smith (104) for a difference of 586 points. The insistence on Graham for the last 2 weeks and the inclusion of the bye week trio has reasonably resulted in a loss of 1,378 points. If you add in those lost points, Tin Man could be in the thick of the race. His potential 7,083.7 points would put him in third, only 129.7 points behind first place and only 11.1 points behind second. And this does not even factor in that Westbrook probably would have been the number 1 back in week 3, giving him a 10% bonus, or 51.6 more points, which could have placed Tin Man in second place, behind by only 78.1 points.

Tin Man's week 2 egregiousness was centered around his choices at runningback:

Tin Man - picks up Earnest Graham as his #3 running back, with J.J. Arrington as his #4 (first backup if one of the top three is injured). Graham is the third string running back behind Cadillac Willams and Michael Pittman, and now has no carries through the first two games of the season. Arrington is the backup to Edgerrin James, who was notably absent from Tin Man's top 6 running backs. James was good for 208 smallworld points in week two (compared to zero for Graham). The second backup (#5 overall behind Graham and Arrington) was Brian Westbrook, who was good for 277 smallworld points. Also absent from the six running backs was New England's Corey Dillon, who was good for 220 smallworld points.

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Sanctions

January 1, 2007:
Sandman, with the accumulation of 2 more Egregious Errors, Sandman loses his first round pick in next draft (get an extra last rounder) and shall take a spin on the sanction wheel.

December 26, 2006:
Sandman, for not selecting a valid Last Man Standing team for Week #16. Because this is a third offense, the penalty is more severe. In addition to being credited with a loss, Sandman shall lose the rights to choose from seven addtional teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the ESPN Power Rankings, Sandman shall be barred from choosing Philadelphia, Denver, Tennessee, New York Giants, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Minnesota (as well as Indianapolis, Baltimore, San Diego, Cincinnati, Seattle, Jacksonville, and New York Jets from previous sancitons.) Additionally, with the fourth Egregrious Error, Sandman loses the ability to pick first in the next draft he participates in.

December 19, 2006:
Tin Man, with the 9th 10th and 11th Egregious Errors, Tin Man faces three additional spins on the sanction wheel.

December 5, 2006:
Tin Man, with the 8th Egregious Error, Tin Man faces another spin on the sanction wheel.

Sandman, for not submitting a Last Man Standing team in week #13. Because this is a second offense, the penalty is more severe. In addition to being credited with a loss, Sandman shall lose the rights to choose from five addtional teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the ESPN Power Rankings, Sandman shall be barred from choosing San Diego, Cincinnati, Seattle, Jacksonville, and N.Y. Jets (as well as Indianapolis and Baltimore from the week 4 sanction).

November 28, 2006:
Tin Man, with the seventh Egregious Error, Tin Man faces another spin on the sanction wheel.

November 14, 2006:
White Russian, for not submitting a valid Last Man Standing team in week #10. In addition to being credited with a loss, White Russian shall lose the rights to choose two teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the two highest rated teams in ESPN's Power Rankings, White Russian shall be barred from choosing New England and Seattle for the duration of the season.

November 7, 2006:
Tin Man, with the sixth Egregious Error, Tin Man loses his first round pick in the next draft he participates in (extra last rounder).

November 1, 2006:
Tin Man, for not selecting a valid Last Man Standing team for Week #8. Because this is the fourth offense, Tin Man shall be barred from participating in the Last Man Standing for the remainder of the season. Additionally, with the fifth Egregious Error, Tin Man must take a spin on the Sanction Wheel.

October 25, 2006:
Tin Man, for not selecting a valid Last Man Standing team for Week #7. Because this is a third offense, the penalty is more severe. In addition to being credited with a loss, Tin Man shall lose the rights to choose from seven addtional teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the ESPN Power Rankings, Tin Man shall be barred from choosing New York Giants, Atlanta, Carolina, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Jacksonville, and Dallas (as well as Chicago, San Diego, Denver, Seattle and New Orleans from the week 6 sanction and Indianapolis and Cincinnati from the week 3 sanction.) Additionally, with the fourth Egregrious Error, Tin Man loses the ability to pick first in the next draft he participates in.

October 18, 2006:
Tin Man, for not submitting a Last Man Standing team in week #6. Because this is a second offense, the penalty is more severe. In addition to being credited with a loss, Tin Man shall lose the rights to choose from five addtional teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the ESPN Power Rankings, Tin Man shall be barred from choosing Chicago, San Diego, Denver, Seattle, and New Orleans (as well as Indianapolis and Cincinnati from the week 3 sanction).

October 4, 2006:
Sandman, for not submitting a Last Man Standing team in week #4. In addition to being credited with a loss, Sandman shall lose the rights to choose two teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the two highest rated teams in ESPN's Power Rankings, Sandman shall be barred from choosing Indianapolis and Baltimore for the duration of the season.

September 26, 2006:
Tin Man, for not submitting a Last Man Standing team in week #3. In addition to being credited with a loss, Tin Man shall lose the rights to choose two teams as though they had already been chosen. Based on the two highest rated teams in ESPN's Power Rankings, Tin Man shall be barred from choosing Indianapolis and Cincinnati for the duration of the season.

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Best / Worst

Category	Points	Owner/Week/Player
Most points in one week for entire roster	3,316.1	BNature, Week 14
Fewest points in one week for entire roster	882.7	TinMan, Week 9
Most points in one week for QB total	1,080.1	Sandman, Week 12
Fewest points in one week for QB total	-4.7	Diesel, Week 15
Most points in one week for RB total	1,376.9	BNature, Week 8
Fewest points in one week for RB total	215.2	TinMan, Week 3
Most points in one week for WR total	1,119.1	BNature, Week 7
Fewest points in one week for WR total	0.0	TinMan, Week 9
Best individual performance	732.6	BNature, Week 8, Tomlinson RB
Worst individual performance	-125.0	BNature, Week 10, San Diego DEF
Best QB performance	616.0	WRussian, Week 2, P. Manning WRussian, Week 7, P. Manning
Worst QB performance	-68.2	Diesel, Week 13, Carr
Best RB performance	732.6	BNature, Week 8, Tomlinson
Worst RB performance	-2.0	Sandman, Week 14, Barber
Best WR performance	591.8	BNature, Week 7, Ward
Worst WR performance	0.0	TinMan, Week 3, Hall (bye) TinMan, Week 9, Fitzgerald (bye) TinMan, Week 9, Boldin (bye) TinMan, Week 9, Brown (bye) BNature, Week 11, R. Moss TinMan, Week 15, Bennett
Best TE performance	342.0	BNature, Week 14, Gates
Worst TE performance	0.0	TinMan, Week 3, Gonzalez (bye) WRussian, Week 6, Campbell TinMan, Week 9, Smith (bye) TinMan, Week 13, Smith WRussian, Week 14, Wrighster Sandman, Week 15, Kleinsasser
Best K performance	300.0	BNature, Week 1, Wilkins
Worst K performance	-40.0	BNature, Week 13, Janikowski
Best DEFENSE performance	575.0	Diesel, Week 2, Baltimore Diesel, Week 12, Baltimore
Worst DEFENSE performance	-125.0	BNature, Week 10, San Diego
Best individual performance not on roster	672.0	WRussian, Week 11, Evans WR
Largest point difference between top performer not on roster and actual player on roster	648.0	Sandman, Week 14 Brees 648, Delhomme 0 (INJ*) *no backup listed

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