Mike Verganes af2 Power Poll - Week 7
Michael Vergane
Thursday May 17, 2001
2a Augusta (6-0) Stallions escape with a 55-48 win on a bizarre ending.
2b Tennessee Valley (6-0) Quad City vs. Tennessee Valley. Need we say more?
4 Quad City (5-1) 24 game winning streak ends at Tulsa, 49-47.
5 Carolina (5-1) Big night for LB Ronnie Washburn in a 45-36 Rhinos win.
6 Birmingham (5-1) 4 TD passes to Anthony Jordan lead Steeldogs to win.
7 Richmond (5-1) Speed pull away from Rochester in 2nd half, 61-33.
8 Wichita (4-2) 3 Jon Cooper FGs lead Stealth to a one point win.
9 Charleston (4-2) What happened to the Swamp Foxes?
10 Baton Rouge (4-2) The Blaze keep it on the ground for a 49-44 victory.
11 Jacksonville (4-2) Kicking game costs Tomcats in a loss to Iowa, 50-47.
12 Greensboro (3-3) Prowlers lose on the road again this time at Norfolk.
13 Tallahassee (3-3) Thunder on a two game winning streak.
14 Peoria (3-3) Pirates host Tulsa & Tenn. Valley back-to-back. Best of luck!
15 Norfolk (2-4) Norfolk playing with confidence as Augusta visits Friday.
16 Pensacola (2-4) Pensacola finds their offense, but their defense fails them in loss.
17 Arkansas (2-4) WR/DB Lennie Johnsons interception wins one for Arkansas.
18 Macon (2-4) Knights hope to end losing streak Saturday when Columbus visits.
19 Lafayette (2-4) Slow start hurts the Roughnecks in a 37-36 loss.
20 Roanoke (2-4) QB Al Clark returns to lead Roanoke to upset win.
21 Iowa (2-4) Barnstormers rally on the road for a 50-47 victory.
22 Bossier City (1-5) Late interception costs Bossier City 48-39.
23 Lincoln (2-4) Lightning on a three game losing streak.
24 Rochester (1-5) Brigade looking for revenge at home vs. Richmond Friday.
25 Florida (1-5) Firecats fall to 1-5 after losing a heartbreaker to Augusta.
26 Memphis (1-5) They guaranteed a win, and they came through, 48-35.
27 Louisville (1-5) Fire lose their starting QB in a loss to Memphis.
28 Columbus (0-6) - Wardogs play well but lose to Tallahassee, 60-52.
Michael Vergane was a writer for ArenaFan Online from 2000 to 2002.