Feels good sometimes to bask in the glory!

Gift Time tried his best with our challenge last week, but then I went 8-0. Just call me Kentucky until tomorrow. 

With all playoff spots in both divisions pretty much sewn up, barring something ridiculous happening, gonna be short and sweet this week. It's been a long season.

Division II

Jacksonville (6-3, fourth) at Orlando (7-2, third place): Yes, Jax could jump into third with a bonus point win here, but I don't see that happening on the road and with Orlando playing some great rugby at the moment. Orlando could also still technically get the #1 seed if things went haywire in South Florida, but I don't see that happening either. Orlando 38, Jacksonville 10

Naples (1-7, eighth) at Fort Lauderdale (7-2, first): The Knights need a big bonus point win to secure the top seed and will get it. Fort Lauderdale 56, Naples 7

Tampa Krewe (1-7, sixth) at Miami Tridents (4-5, fifth): The only game this week without playoff implications. Miami Tridents 22, Krewe 15

Boca Raton (7-2, second) at Miami RFC (1-8, seventh): Boca might need to be the second team in as many weeks to put up 100 on the poor Bumblebees if they want to leapfrog over Fort Lauderdale and avoid playing Orlando in the semis. Can it happen? Sure. Will it? Doubtful. Boca Raton 72, Miami 7

Division III

Indian River (1-6, eighth) at Gainesville (6-1, third): Well done to Indian River for their first ever win last week, as I predicted. Now, prepare for the thump when you land back on earth here. Hogs still have a shot at first place, and will definitely get a least a home semi as the two teams above them are playing each other. Gainesville 70, Indian River 0

Tallahassee (2-5, seventh) at Bay Area Pelicans (2-5, sixth): A meaningless game. Pelicans 9, Tallahassee 3

Tampa Krewe (0-7, ninth) at Sarasota (4-2-1, fourth): Thanks to Brevard's loss to Gainesville last week, the Surge are already in the playoffs and could even jump to third place if Daytona lose to Palm Beach. Sarasota 80, Tampa Krewe 0

Daytona Beach (5-1-1, second) at Palm Beach (6-1, first): Saving the best for last here. Palm Beach won't be happy after only scoring eight points in their lone loss to Sarasota earlier this month and could theoretically still finish anywhere from first to third depending on results elsewhere. Daytona is in the same boat and won't be wanting a potential trip to Gainesville in the semis. I'm going to go with Daytona in a slight upset, but don't ask me why. Just a feeling. Daytona 20, Palm Beach 18

Last week: 8-0 (100%)
This season: 47-17-1 (72.3%)
All time: 148-51-1 (74%)