2004: Two, Two, Two Team Turnover

Just business as usual in the SFFL...  The Northwest Division churned again this offseason with the Hemo Goblins making the stunning announcement that they would not return for 2004, followed shortly there after by the Destroyers walking away.  But on a more positive note, the Eager Beaver, now known as Da Bears decided to come out of retirement after a two years slumber.  Also joining the fray this season is Rob Litten's N3V1L in the Northwest Division.

The mid-season factoid...

• FACT: The Dynamic Duo is having their best season ever, jumping to a league leading 6-2 start.
• FACT: The Rough Riders started with their old losing ways, but then quickly bounced before beginning to faulter again. All in all, still a respectable 5-3.
• FACT: This year's upstart N3V1L schooled many of the old timers by starting with a 5-2-1 record.
• FACT: The defending champion TigerSharks endured a long hangover by losing their first 4 games before rebounding some what to 3-5.
• FACT: The Northern Conference enjoyed their greatest dominance with 15 wins to the Southern Conference's 10 wins. The North continues to grow stronger each year.
• FACT?: Although there were a couple of front-runners, nobody was running away with the league this season.

The Northeast Division saw the Dynamic Duo at 6-2 with a one game lead over the Rough Riders (5-3) and two games over the Gravy Boat Captains at 4-4.

In the Northwest Division, N3V1L were riding high at 5-2-1, with a 2-1/2 game lead over both the Da Bears and Doughboys (3-5).

The Southeast Division as usual had Private's Parts (4-4) leading the Young Guns (3-3-1) by a half a game and the hungover TigerSharks (3-5) by one game.

The Southwest Division found the Fighting Lounge Chairs (5-3) leading THRAK (4-4) by one game and the Invaders (2-6) by two games.