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Any idea why the code works for week 1 but not week 2?

To be more specific, the first item in the array shows a empty gamedate, and shows Baltimore playing Cincinnati. Baltimore has a bye this week. It should indicate that Tennessee is at Cincinnati. While the game is now final, when it was underway, the incorrect gamestatus was also shown.

Something is not right. The first item in the array is an incorrect game, and subsequent games have the wrong gamestatus...

Sorry I wasn't more clear. I know week 2 hasn't started; I'd still expect the array to be filled with the games that are yet to be played, but simply with a different status. Reading your reply now, I better understand the structure of the code. Your help has been awesome.

Something is wrong... the new code that also captures dates works for week 1, but not for week 2. In other words, when I change $Current_Week = '1'; to $Current_Week = '1'; The scores array doesn't get filled. Ideas?

Actually, now that I look while a game is in session, the code as presented also could lead you astray by presenting you with a "Final" score at halftime. A game status is needed that captures the "1st", "2nd", "Half", "3rd", "4th", and "Final" as a discreet value in the scores array. The regex is beyond my ability, but I'd sure be grateful for the help. <td align="right" class="ysptblclbg6 total"><span class="yspscores">Half</span> </td>

This code is great, but for safety's sake, it would be very important to attach a date to each game in the array. The following code seems to proceed each section date label: <tr class="ysptblthbody2"> <td colspan="3" height="18" class="yspdetailttl"> what does the find query look like to grab the date (e.g., "Sunday September 7, 2008"), given that it doesn't necessarily appear before each game?