| Maine Veins |
6 |
| Idaho Bags |
40 |
DENVER- "Way to go, Idaho!" That was the chant echoing
from the crowd at Mile High Stadium that was made up mostly of Bag-heads
as their Idaho Bags became the first team ever to capture a second WFFL
Super Bowl. Kordell Stewart led the way once again and was named MVP. Maine
attempted something no one else has ever tried - to go all the way through
the playoffs without calling in a team, and win. League commissioner Wagner
wasn't sure Coach Moore knew his team was there. As it turns out, they
hardly were. Only able to score a measly 6 points, the Veins had no hope
of keeping up with the high scoring Bags. "In a game like this, you have
to score touchdowns, and we just didn't execute" said Moore, still trying
to shake that Bastyr jinx.
In the winning locker room, President Clinton was on the
phone with Coach Bastyr, congratulating him on his teams accomplishment.
Before he hung up he added, "I've always been a huge fan of Ho-Bags. Ever
since I was a young boy, I've tried to see as many of them as I could.
You're definitely my favorite team!"
Congratulations Idaho Bags!
NEXT UP: 1997 PRO BOWL
Eastern Coach - Hindman & G Wagner
Western Coach - Glenn Smith - uh, we're gonna need that
plaque back.
On the line: $7.60 per team. |
MVP Kordell Stewart leaps over
the line for a TD. |
