NSCF 5 RP/Rosters

by **Osarius** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 2:05 pm

NationStates College Football season 5

Results Thread
Discussion Thread

Here it is! The fifth edition of NationStates College Football. Here you will find Rosters for your opposition, and all RPs should be posted here too.
Any questions should be posted in the discussion thread, to avoid OOC clutter, please. Failing that, feel free to send a telegram to either myself, or any other conference host.

There are a few changes this time around, so if you're a returning team, please read carefully. New teams, welcome!

The NSCF procedure is outlined here.

There will be six conferences this season; Big Eight, Horizon, Mineral, Sequoia and Woodlands return, with a sixth conference, Equinox, joining NSCF. Each will have six teams, and the regular season will be a double round-robin, for a total of 10 games. Games will be scorinated three times a week, on both Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please check your conference for a projected RP cutoff time. Scores will be posted here.

After all ten regular season games, there will be an out-of-conference week, with each team playing up to three games against opposition from other conferences. These games will not count toward conference championships, but WILL affect playoff seedings. All OOC games must be arranged by the teams playing them, and confirmed by the end of the first week of the regular season (matchday three).

The playoff format is twelve teams -- conference champions plus the next best four by OSPI, and two selected by the NSCF committee -- in a seeded, three round, single-elimination bracket. Seeds for the playoffs will be determined purely by OSPI, and the higher seed will have home advantage until the final, which will take place at a neutral venue yet to be decided. Any nation can put together a final hosting bid, before the start of the playoffs, to be voted on by the NSCF Committee.

Schedule
(RP bonus degrades after blue, resets completely after green)

Matchday 1 - 27th March
Matchday 2 - 29th March
Matchday 3 - 1st April
OOC Deadline - 2nd April
Matchday 4 - 3rd April
Matchday 5 - 5th April
Matchday 6 - 8th April
Matchday 7 - 10th April
Matchday 8 - 12th April
Matchday 9 - 15th April
Matchday 10 - 17th April
Matchday 11 - 19th April
Matchday 12 - 22nd April
Matchday 13 - 25th April
Playoffs - Dates TBD

Big Eight Conference (Scorinated by Arcatea)
Reigning Champions: Scott City University [DAR]

Arlnet University Dolphins	      [MNG] Mangolana 	
Bugny A&M University Eagles	      [SAU] Saugeais    
DeLong E&M Tigers		      [DAR] Darmen      
Academy of Frostmarris Bears 	      [ICE] The Icemark 
Saugeais State University Lancers     [SAU] Saugeais    
Scott City University Broncos	      [DAR] Darmen

Equinox Conference (Scorinated by Osarius)
Reigning Champions: None

Accdemia del Magisterio Vangeli	      [OSD] Ossidiacqua     
Farstate University Cardinals 	      [NLA] Newland-America 
Janwick University Tigers	      [CVC] Civil Citizenry 
University of Newland Nighthawks      [NLA] Newland-America 
University of Texerta Bucks	      [CMW] Camwood	      
Trinidad State University Dolphins    [WCB] Western cuba

Horizon Conference (Scorinated by Saugeais)
Reigning Champions: Colden University [CHU]

Freedom's Altar University Flames     [YSP] Yesopalitha	       
Khaku University Khaku Sea-Lions      [CTI] Catherine Islands  
Ramusok Capital University Dragons    [COS] Cosumar 	       
S. C. Air Force College Jets	      [SCN] Soviet Canuckistan   
Stoneshore College Bruins	      [COS] Cosumar 	       
West Taqud University Cereal Killers  [TAQ] TaQud

Mineral Conference (Scorinated by Cosumar)
Reigning Champions: University of Port Salem [WGA]

East Kilbride University Birds	      [HLO] Homelands our 	  
Harloop University Fire		      [HLO] Homelands our 	  
Miskatonic University Sunshine 	      [MSK] Miskatonic University 
Oak City University Mustangs	      [WGA] West Guiana 	  
University of Port Salem Anchors      [WGA] West Guiana	  	  
Valor Coast University Cyclones	      [VTR] Vettrera

Sequoia Conference (Scorinated by Michael VII)
Reigning Champions: University of Alzburg-Dyka [MYT]

University of Alzburg-Dyka Royals     [MYT] Mytannion		
Kemalat University Sheep	      [UWR] United Warrisons	
University of Korcyka Warhawks	      [THT] Thatius 		
Netteingen Tech Hyenas		      [KBK] Khabarovsk Krai 	
Riversburg-Madison University Ducks   [KBK] Khabarovsk Krai 	
Telle-Belle Universidad de Arte y     [RAA] Rainious Allementos 
Ciencia Inmortales

Woodlands Conference (Scorinated by Khabarovsk Krai)
Reigning Champions: Utica University [OSR]

University of Arkinesia Wyverns       [ARK] Arkinesia 	      
Bucktown University Bobcats 	      [ARC] Arcatea 	      
Frbiba State University Firebirds     [MCV] Michael VII       
Jagoza University Groundhogs 	      [MCV] Michael VII       
Touffer University Wizards	      [CVC] Civil Citizenry 
Utica University Tigers		      [OSR] Osarius

Post NSCF 4 Rankings

At the end of the season, each nation can nominate one person for each of the NSCF Awards; Most Outstanding Player, Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Special Teams Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year. These awards will then be voted on by the NSCF Committee.

by **Osarius** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 2:06 pm

Current NSCF Top 15 Rankings
(as compiled by OSN.net)

NSCF 5 Week Twelve Rankings

Team                          Conf.    Overall    OOC Rec   OSPI   
University of Alzburg-Dyka    [SEQ]  12-0  +168   2-0  +25  0.801
University of Port Salem      [MIN]   9-1  +164   0-0  N/A  0.732
Farstate University           [EQN]   9-1  +166   0-0  N/A  0.727
Utica University              [WDL]   9-3  + 92   1-1  -11  0.645*
Frbiba State University       [WDL]   9-3  + 82   1-1  + 3  0.645
Accademia del Magisterio      [EQN]   8-4  +121   1-1   0   0.631
University of Arkinesia       [WDL]   9-3  +111   2-0  +36  0.602
Freedom's Altar University    [HOR]   8-4  + 64   2-0  +26  0.593
Bugny A&M University          [BIG]   8-4  + 78   0-2  -34  0.582
Scott City University         [BIG]   9-3  + 43   1-1  -14  0.574
University of Texerta         [EQN]   6-4  - 63   0-0  N/A  0.571
East Kilbride University      [MIN]   7-5  + 26   1-1  + 4  0.562
Netteingen Tech               [SEQ]   7-5  +104   2-0  +38  0.523**
S. C. Air Force College       [HOR]   6-4  - 21   0-0  N/A  0.523
Riversburg-Madison University [SEQ]   7-5  + 16   0-2  -17  0.520
 
* Utica ahead of Frbiba State on H2H record
** Netteingen Tech ahead of SCAF on point differential

Green teams have guaranteed a playoff berth as conference champions. Blue teams are currently in playoff berths by OSPI.

Full rankings can be found here

Rnk	College				Conference
# 1	University of Arkinesia		Woodlands
# 2	Utica University		Woodlands
# 3	University of Port Salem	Mineral
# 4	Ramusok Capital University	Horizon
# 5	Riversburg-Madison University	Sequoia
# 6	Bugny A&M University		Big Eight
# 7	University of Alzburg-Dyka	Sequoia
# 8	Scott City University		Big Eight
# 9	Frbiba State University		Woodlands
#10	Saugeais State University	Big Eight
#11	Touffer University		Woodlands
#12	Bucktown University		Woodlands
#13	Arlnet University		Big Eight
#14	East Kilbride University	Mineral
#15	Harloop University		Mineral
#16	Jagoza University		Woodlands
#17	Stoneshore College		Horizon
#18	Netteingen Tech			Sequoia
#19	Freedom's Altar University	Horizon
#20	Miskatonic University		Mineral
#21	Valor Coast University		Mineral
#22	Farstate University		Equinox
#23	Janwick University		Equinox
#24	University of Newland		Equinox
#25	West Taqud University		Horizon
#26	Accademia del Magisterio	Equinox
#27	University of Texerta		Equinox
#28	DeLong E&M			Big Eight
#29	Telle-Belle Universidad		Sequoia
#30	Oak City University		Mineral
#31	Sov. Canuckistan A. F. College	Horizon
#32	Khaku University		Horizon
#33	Academy of Frostmarris		Big Eight
#34	University of Korcyka		Sequoia
#35	Kemalat University		Sequoia

** Please note that these rankings are ICly provided by OSN.net and are totally unofficial. OOCly they are based on my standings sheet (see the sig).
** Pre season ranks are determined by last season's finish for returning teams, and then arbitrary ranks were given to new teams.

Schedules and Timing
When checking times, this link might come in handy for converting to your local time.

Big Eight Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be between 2200-2300 EST
Any issues should be directed to Arcatea
** This conference's scorinator and cutoff time has changed since season's start.

Equinox Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be between 2200 and 0000 GMT
Any issues should be directed to Osarius

                          Matchday One                           
[CMW]     University of Texerta @ University of Newland     [NLA]
[OSD]  Accademia del Magisterio @ Farstate University       [NLA]
[CVC]        Janwick University @ Trinidad State University [WCB]

                          Matchday Two                           
[CVC]        Janwick University @ University of Texerta     [CMW]
[WCB] Trinidad State University @ Accademia del Magisterio  [OSD]
[NLA]       Farstate University @ University of Newland     [NLA]

                         Matchday Three                          
[CMW]     University of Texerta @ Farstate University       [NLA]
[NLA]     University of Newland @ Trinidad State University [WCB]
[OSD]  Accademia del Magisterio @ Janwick University        [CVC]

                          Matchday Four                          
[OSD]  Accademia del Magisterio @ University of Texerta     [CMW]
[CVC]        Janwick University @ University of Newland     [NLA]
[WCB] Trinidad State University @ Farstate University       [NLA]

                          Matchday Five                          
[CMW]     University of Texerta @ Trinidad State University [WCB]
[NLA]       Farstate University @ Janwick University        [CVC]
[NLA]     University of Newland @ Accademia del Magisterio  [OSD]

                           Matchday Six                          
[CMW]     University of Newland @ University of Texerta     [CMW]
[OSD]       Farstate University @ Accademia del Magisterio  [OSD]
[CVC] Trinidad State University @ Janwick University        [CVC]

                          Matchday Seven                         
[CVC]     University of Texerta @ Janwick University        [CVC]
[WCB]  Accademia del Magisterio @ Trinidad State University [WCB]
[CMW]     University of Newland @ Farstate University       [NLA]

                          Matchday Eight                         
[OSD]       Farstate University @ University of Texerta     [CMW]
[CVC] Trinidad State University @ University of Newland     [NLA]
[OSD]        Janwick University @ Accademia del Magisterio  [OSD]

                          Matchday Nine                          
[CVC]     University of Texerta @ Accademia del Magisterio  [OSD]
[CMW]     University of Newland @ Janwick University        [CVC]
[OSD]       Farstate University @ Trinidad State University [WCB]

                          Matchday Ten                           
[CVC] Trinidad State University @ University of Texerta     [CMW]
[OSD]        Janwick University @ Farstate University       [NLA]
[WCB]  Accademia del Magisterio @ University of Newland     [NLA]

Horizon Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 2000 CST
Any issues should be directed to Saugeais

Mineral Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 2300 CST
Any issues should be directed to Cosumar

Sequoia Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 0600 GMT
Any issues should be directed to Michael VII

Woodlands Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be between 2100 and 2300 GMT
Any issues should be directed to Khabarovsk Krai

Out-of-Conference Games
Games are only listed when confirmed by both parties. Only games listed here will be scorinated.
If both you and your opponent have confirmed a game, but it is not listed here, let me know.

Red matchups denote a potential scheduling clash, and those games will need to be re-confirmed or rescheduled before the deadline, or they will not be included in scorination.

OOC Day One

Utica University @ Riversburg-Madison University
Bugny A&M @ University of Arkinesia
Netteingen Tech @ Saugeais State University
University of Alzburg-Dyka @ Frbiba State University
Freedom's Altar University @ Jagoza University
Accademia del Magisterio @ University of Korcyka
Miskatonic University @ Bucktown University
Touffer University @ Scott City University
DeLong E&M @ West Taqud University
East Kilbride University @ University of Newland
Ramusok Capital University @ Harloop University

OOC Day Two

Bugny A&M @ Bucktown University
Saugeais State University @ Harloop University
Frbiba State University @ Riversburg-Madison University
Utica University @ University of Alzburg-Dyka
University of Newland @ West Taqud University
DeLong E&M @ Netteingen Tech
East Kilbride University @ Jagoza University
Scott City University @ University of Arkinesia
Miskatonic University @ Freedom's Altar University
Accademia del Magisterio @ Touffer University

OOC Day Three

Jagoza University @ Bugny A&M
Saugeais State University @ East Kilbride University
Farstate University @ Frbiba State University
University of Newland @ Scott City University
Harloop University @ DeLong E&M
Accademia del Magisterio @ Utica University
West Taqud University @ University of Korcyka
Miskatonic University @ Touffer University
Bucktown University @ Freedom's Altar University
University of Alzburg-Dyka @ Ramusok Capital University

* need clarification on venue

by **Yesopalitha** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 2:16 pm

Freedom’s Altar University Flames

Courtesy of TGT Design

Freedom’s Altar University, established in 2005, is the first University to ever be created in Yesopalitha. The state-of-the-art, modern campus has 30,000 students, and teaches all disciplines. There had been numerous two-year colleges with four-year programs, but Freedom’s Altar University is the first big university in Yesopalitha.

The push has been made by the Board of Directors to start an athletic program for students as well as to generate revenue. Starting this year, FAU will have programs in football, basketball (men and women), baseball, and fastpitch. Here is the FAU football team.

Note: Unless specified, I will RP my team’s results one way or another…

RP Style: -3
Strong blitzing, turnover-generating defense, opportunistic, running, trick playing offense, field-position special teams

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach: Jim Marksman, Jr. 34 years old
Coach Marksman is the first coach ever in FAU’s history, and a man that the Board of Directors named as the prospective head coach for many years. Known as a hard-nosed drill sergeant, it is odd that he doesn’t swear. He gains respect of his players by sticking to his down-to-earth ways, and is respectful of everyone. He emphasizes on ball security and turnovers more than anything else, and loves football.

Offensive Coordinator: Troy Liseth, 40 years old
In contrast to Coach Marksman’s ways is Offensive Coordinator Troy Liseth, who is a funny, outgoing man. He loves to talk about football, and is very easy to deal with. He is notorious for his unconventional play on offense, using trick plays whenever he can gain an advantage. When being Head coach for the Woreton High Cougars in the 5A Football Championships last year, he had his quarterback run a fake spike that resulted in the tie-breaking touchdown in a 35-28 win over the Irelin High Braves. Just how many times his style will bite the Flames remains to be seen.

Defensive Coordinator: Mark Anderson, 27 years old
Although Coach Marksman does a lot with the defense, specializing in it comes down to Defenive Coordinator Mark Anderson. This football junkie loves to blitz, and exotic coverage that quarterbacks have never seen will be common. He played free safety during his high school career, which gives him a bond with his safeties. Can he put together a defense that will actually stop teams? That remains to be seen.

Special Teams Coach: Ryan Imbota, 29 years old
Coach Ryan Imbota leads the Special Teams. He will focus on field position more than the actual scoring, though he says that missed extra points will not be tolerated. A man of few words, FAU will most likely be doing a lot of onside kick drills.

Other Coaches/Trainers:

Running Backs/Fullbacks: Liam Trotter, 28 years old
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends: Erik Timer, 30 years old
Offensive Line Coach: Ricky Rimer, 34 years old
Quarterbacks Coach: Jimmy Balmer, 28 years old
Defensive Line Coach: Thomas Erkwine, 45 years old
Linebackers Coach: William Bennet III, 39 years old
Safeties Coach: Yttribe Kiljoy, 43 years old
Cornerbacks Coach: Ottawa Lineaus, 34 years old
Kickers/Punter Coach: Jack Kimberlake, 26 years old
Strength/Conditioning Coach: Evan Thompson, 35 years old
Team Physician: Dr. Ivan Mottam, 56 years old
Team Chef: Henry Rem, 44 years old

And now introducing the Freedom’s Altar University Flames:

Note: Ratings are what the strengths are for this football team. They do not compare to other programs.

OFFENSE

The Flames run most of their plays in a standard I-formation, with 5 linemen, 1 fullback, 1 running back, 1 quarterback, 1 tight end, and 2 wide receivers.

1. Quarterbacks

#11 Nero Williams Sr. 6’4” 200lbs.
#4 Patrick Creighton So. 6’2” 185lbs.
#3 Timothy Henry Fr. 6”5” 180lbs.

Nero Williams takes the helm for the Flame Offense. He has a great arm, but also has accuracy issues. He can move around in the pocket, outside of it, and even run for some gains. Whether he throws to the right jersey or not will determine his legacy in the inaugural season of Flame football. Patrick Creighton backs Williams up, but both he and Timothy Henry are rawer than Nero is.

Rating:6

2. Running Backs
#34 Andre Innouye Jr. 5’8” 225lbs.
#25 Yohannes James Sr. 6’2” 210lbs.
#27 Taylor Ukhart So. 6’0” 220lbs.
#28 Ryan Kim Fr. 5”11” 200lbs.

The Flame backfield won’t be flashy, but it should be consistent. Andre Innouye is a pound-it-every time running back, while Yohannes James is the speedster who will take over at times. Ryan Kim has surprised Coach Marksman with his blocking skills, and may be used in third down situations. Since most of Nero Williams’s big passes come from play-action, a running game is required, and these backs provide that.

Rating:9

3. Fullbacks
#30 Chip Newman Sr. 5’8” 260lbs.
#43 Lance Uldrict So. 6’0” 245lbs.

Not much to say here. Chip blocks well, and if he gets dropped, Lance can take over just fine.

Rating:7

4. Center
#72 Rocky Telmar Sr. 6’3” 325lbs.
#66 Taren Hornby Jr. 6’0” 330lbs.
#65 Ken Mons So. 6’3” 350lbs.

Rocky Telmar leads the Offensive line for the Flames. He is a very intelligent young man and will call all the line audibles. He is the unquestionable leader of this line, and really, this offense, and this line will go as far as he does. Taren Hornby is learning, but really, Rocky is a key player for the Flames.

Rating: 10

5. Offensive Tackles
#74 Troy Ulrickson Jr. 5’10” 300lbs.
#76 Austin Rehaut Jr. 6’0” 310lbs.
#68 Robert Tee So. 5’11” 290lbs.
#77 Mike Meham Fr. 6’2” 325lbs.

Troy Ulrickson and Austin Rehaut room together at the Unversity. The two childhood friends are the Left and Right Tackles for the Flames. They communicate to Rocky Telmar very well, and are solid linemates themselves. Troy specializes in run-blocking while Austin is better in pass protection. They look to perform well this season.

Rating: 9

6. Offensive Guards
#70 Richard Lawson Fr. 6’5” 315lbs.
#63 Lewis McDommel Jr. 6’3” 310lbs.
#61 Jackson Remmel Sr. 5’10” 300lbs.

“Richard Lawson is a freak of nature,” states Coach Marksman. The highly touted freshman will start for the Flames at Left Guard, an important position, being the blind spot for Quarterback Nero Williams. Lewis McDommel is in at Right Guard. Jackson Remmel made noise during the offseason for gaining thirty pounds of muscle. Perhaps the weakest part of the O-line, but still strong.

Rating:8

7. Tight Ends
#80 Joey Erickson Jr. 5’10” 260lbs.
#82 Gerald Monk So. 6’1” 255lbs.

Joey Erickson is the pass-catching Tight End, and Gerald Monk the pass-blocking one. Joey drops a lot of passes, but he is very athletic, so he makes up for the dropped passes by making some very hard ones. Gerald is in on obvious running situations.

Rating:6

8. Wide Receivers
#81 Fred Hopkins Sr. 6’6” 190lbs.
#88 Louis Campbell Sr. 6’5” 180lbs.
#84 Jimmy Houston So. 5’11” 195lbs.
#86 Kim Mehandell Fr. 6’2” 200lbs.
#89 Cameron Nehandu Jr. 6’0” 210lbs.

The Flames rarely have more than two receivers on the field at one time, so they only need two good hands. Fred Hopkins and Louis Campbell are two tall, capable route runners. They aren’t very fast, but their height gives them an advantage. In the need for a third receiver, Jimmy Houston has emerged as a third-down threat up the seam. Kim Mehandell and Cameron Nehandu will probably not see any action unless a Hail-Mary is needed. Fred and Louis can block as well.

Rating:7

DEFENSE

The Flame defense mostly consists of the 4-3-4, but Defensive Coordinator Mark Anderson isn’t afraid to do a 3-4-4 sometimes and sometimes even a 3-2-5. Be prepared for anything.

1. Defensive Tackle
#60 Red Brune Sr. 5’10” 290lbs
#73 Harold James Jr. 5’11” 300lbs
#62 Thomas Pallos So. 5’10” 285lbs.
#64 Kurt Yimber So. 6’4” 310lbs.

The Defensive Tackles are the weakest part of the Defense. Red Brune is a stud in run defense, but has problems getting to the Quarterback during training camp. Harold James is a pedestrian tackle. Don’t expect much production from this group – the Linebackers will have to step it up.

Rating: 4

2.Defensive End
#59 Christopher Newman Sr. 6’0” 265lbs.
#55 Kyle Van Helstron Jr. 5’11” 255lbs.
#71 Merius Van Tramp Fr. 5’10” 230lbs.

The Defensive Ends are a bit better. Christopher Newman is a ferocious pass rusher, and Kyle Van Helstron does his job well.

Rating:7

3. Outside Linebackers:
#57 Iron Fist Jr. 6’5” 245lbs.
#52 Kenneth DeFoe So. 6’2” 250lbs.
#51 Eras Timor Sr. 5’10” 260lbs
#49 Enoch Yesopath Fr. 6’10” 230lbs

The Outside Linebackers play hard, hit hard, and make plays. The story of how Iron Fist got his name is a legend at FAU. He is a very good all around player. Ken DeFoe doesn’t get the spotlight as much, but his play is also solid. A very good group of backups as well.

Rating:8.5

4. Middle/Inside Linebackers
#54 Darren McMarlin Sr.6’0” 255lbs.
#45 Zachary Bommalli Jr. 5’11” 245lbs.

Darren McMarlin is the Quarterback of the Defense. He is very intelligent, and boy can he move. Look for him to be a household name for FAU fans this season.

Rating:9

5. Safeties
#19 Jose Don Carlos Fr. 6’4” 200lbs
#22 Daniel Johnson So. 6’3” 195lbs
#26 Jackie Battle Sr. 5’10” 180lbs

Jose Don Carlos is a highly touted Freshman with freakish ball skills, and Daniel Johnson provides a nice presence in the Free Safety spot.

Rating:7.5

6. Cornerbacks
#36 Isaac Lancaster Jr. 6’6”180
#37 Luther Merlander Sr. 6’5” 175lbs
#31 Mitchell Vander Lander Fr. 6’4” 170lbs
#39 Marcus Octavius Jr. 6’3” 175lbs

The Cornerbacks are solid. Isaac Lancaster and Luther Merlander are both so tall that they can jump higher than most wide receivers. Teams that wish to air it out against the Flames must keep an eye on these two.

Rating:8

SPECIAL TEAMS

1. Kick Returner
#63 Kim Mendenhell Fr. 6’2” 200lbs.
#31 Mitchell Vander Lander Fr. 6’4” 170lbs

Kim Mendenhell and Mitchell Vander Lander proved that they are the best Kick Returners during training camp. Kim is very good in open space, and Mitchell can break tackles. Mostly, Coach Marksman doesn’t want to risk injuring his starters in Special Teams.

Rating:6

2. Punt Returner
#26 Jackie Battle Sr. 5’10” 180lbs
#31 Mitchell Vander Lander Fr. 6’4” 170lbs

Jackie Battle set the Yesopalithan Inter-Community Collegiate League record last year with five punts returned for touchdowns. Coach Marksman is hoping the success can be reciprocated.

Rating:8

3. Punter
#8 Nevin Michaels Sr. 5’8” 150lbs

Nevin Michaels is known for his booming kicks. He can boot a punt sixty yards in three steps without the wind. He will be crucial in the field-position game that the Flames play with.

Rating:9

4. Kicker
#7 Ivan Ragnoroff Fr. 5’10” 145lbs

Although so tiny, Ivan can reportedly kick a Field Goal fifty-three yards, which is amazing for a kid that just got out of high school. For a team that focuses on ball control and point scoring, Field Goals are crucial, and Ivan seems to be up to the job.

Rating:9

by **TaQud** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 4:06 pm

West TaQud Cereal Killers

They are named the cereal killers because rumor has it that dean Tim "Cereal" Kilow was angry, he would take a bowl of cereal and torture it somehow. The athletic director scrap up as much money he could to create a college football.
RP: Style -2
HC: Dan Foutsly: 6'1" 197 lbs, Age 46.
He's the first coach in history. Was a high school quarter back and coach.
OC: Martin Rombot: 5'9'' 183 lbs, age 51.
He's a former OC in College Football in Neighboring College, Western TaQud.
DC: Miles Ersti: 6'2" 203 lbs Age 42.
Coach in 5 different high schools. Won the notable "High School DC of the year" 3 times.
STC: Brad Almserthompson: 5'11" 197 lbs 36.
He has been Head Coach for 2 high schools. 1-time conference champion.

Most Plays are I-Form.
Starter QB: So. Jack Jukle 6'5" 206 lbs #10
2nd String QB: Jr. Livingston Geromn 5'11" 174 lbs #19
3rd String QB: Harris DeMuven 6'2" 210 lbs #74
Starter HB: Sr. Jamal Yoins 5'8" 178 lbs #25
2nd String HB: So. Steve Mtye 5'7" 180 lbs #27
3rd String HB: Jr. Neil Fincal 5'7" 184 lbs #57
Starter FB: Sr. Tyler Ferrell 6'1" 217 lbs #84
2nd String FB: So. Wilson Casceroe 5"11" 197 lbs #38
Starter WR/KR: Sr. Dwayne Roberts 6'3" 201 lbs #41
Starter WR: So. Matt Welson 6'1" 187 lbs #77
2nd String WR: Jr. Hugh Samuel 6'2" 206 lbs #64
3rd String WR: So. Gill Marty 5'11" 191 lbs #82
Starter TE: Jr. Kal Wyatt 6'3" 212 lbs #93
2nd String TE: Fr. Leon Shasnesci 6'5" 221 lbs #28
Starter G: Fr. Zak Iwent 6'7" 291 lbs #78
Starter G: Jr. Delante Myers 6'7" 293 lbs #47
2nd String G: So. Nick Vineigh 6'7" 285 lbs #59
Starter T: Jr.Hugh Toderty 6'9" 310 lbs #81
Starter T: Jr. Fred Wright 6'7" 302 lbs #63
2nd String T: Sr. Sam Borne 6'7" 297 lbs #16
3rd String T: So. Quincy Dole 6'6" 283 lbs #36
Starter C: Jr. Klark Dramik: 6'8" 305 lbs #61
2nd String C: So. Yvone Maxehart: 6'9" 308 lbs #49
3rd String C: So. Aaron Eltnemor 6'6" 300 lbs #66
Defense: 4-3
Starter DE: Sr. Telann Verni 6'1" 257 lbs #24
Starter DE: So. Xavier Jikee 5'10" 248 lbs #85
2nd String DE: Jr. Pewter Helms 5'10" 255 lbs #41
Starter DT: So. Will Nelson 6'0" 297 lbs #73
Starter DT: Jr. Ike Rety 5'11" 287 lbs #10
2nd String DT: Sr. Isaac Gnelt 5'10" 298 lbs #42
3rd String DT: Fr. Ubaldo Yion 6'0" 295 lbs #68
Starter OL: Jr. Norm Mosyn 6'1" 247 lbs #79
Starter OL: Sr. Rick Sewern 6'0" 250 lbs #89
2nd String OL: So. Sal Jetille 6'0" 254 lbs #72
3rd String OL: Sr. Mel Frank 5'11" 261 lbs #9
Starter MLB: Fr. Zac Buytokl 5'11" 251 lbs #13
2nd String MLB: Fr. Lee Byuno 6'0" 254 lbs #30
Starter CB/PR: Jr. Glen Hartford 5'11" 184 lbs #3
Starter CB: Sr. Frankfurt Hilmeps 5'10" 181 lbs #7
2nd String CB: So. Chase Smith 5'9" 188 lbs #11
3rd String CB: So. Omar Galvez 5'10" 190 lbs #18
Starter FS: So. Barkley Taylor 6'2" 198 lbs #51
2nd String FS: Sr. Thomas Fleety 6'1" 201 lbs #87
Starter SS: Jr. Sambert Hilds 6'0" 174 lbs #22
SS: Sr. Ned Teffilly 5'11" 178 lbs #50
K: So. McRoss Avay 5'8" 171 lbs #1
P: Jr. Julio Moss 6'0" 182 lbs #2

by **Saugeais** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 4:09 pm

Saugeais State University Lancers
Stadium: Montbenoit Dome (cap. 54,109)

Style of play: -3
Defense: 4-3

Pre season breakdowns:

Offense - Neil Charon is gone from the general position, but Christian Nathanson has learned from his senior well. A mobile quarterback, he has posted an unofficial 4.6 second 40-yard dash, and has a 76% passing efficiency rating stemming from last season. Of course, he didn't play that often due to Charon, but with the help of a mostly veteran front five and receiver corps, Nathanson could cause all sorts of problems in conference. The one question is if freshman tackle Alex Arthur can transition his high school play to college success; Nathanson may need to watch his back every now and then. Helping take the load off of Nathanson are running backs Nelson Gassett and Clayton Riffel, both seniors as well. This is their first years starting, after riding the bench most of their college careers, they are still unproven on the football field. Only game time will tell if they are the ground game the Lancers need. B+

Defense - The defense is also chalk full of veteran players, as 7 of the starting 11 are seniors. Experience, especially in the cornerback and safety positions, is crucial nowadays, but the one question lies with the defensive line. Mostly seniors, yes, but half the line hasn't played a competitive collegiate down, and that very well could give the opposition the space they need to pass all day. The defensive backs have the speed to cover the field, but if the oppositions decide to air it out every play, they will get tired fast. B

Special Teams - Pete Srock is back for one final season, who last season converted 91% of his PATs. He can kick well within 35 yards, but further out and by the hash marks he is spotty at best. New punter Jace Norris has shown great promise in the spring workouts, with his ability to place his punts near the sideline a valuable asset to the team. Both Jamie Mealing and Alton Moisan are back for their senior season, as they led the team in kickoff and punt return yards respectively, as well as score 4 touchdowns combined from returns. B-

Overall grade: B

Bugny A&M University Eagles
Stadium: Bugny Stadium (cap. 39,556), Bugny

Style of play: +2
Defense: 3-4

Pre season breakdowns:

Offense - A

Defense - B+

Special Teams - B-

Overall grade: B+

by **Khabarovsk Krai** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 4:21 pm

Riversburg-Madison University Ducks

The Ducks had a golden opportunity last season to just maybe sneak into the NSCF Semi Final. They had a top-notch QB in Koos Vestergaard and the right pieces on both offense and defense to make it happen. They fell majorly short. RMU will have plenty of time to wonder what might have been had it beaten the University of Arkinesia. But the more pressing issue for the Ducks to figure out is how to replace Koos Vestergaard and others on this once senior-laden team. Kyrill Rosenboom is one of the best coaches in the country, but he's certainly got his work cut out for him in what will almost certainly be a rebuilding year.

Location: Riversburg, Khabarovsk Krai
Home Stadium: Anatidae Field (65,000)

Head Coach: Kyrill Rosenboom (6th year as Head Coach)
Offensive Coordinator: Melvyn Heuvelmans (4th year as Offensive Coordinator)
Defensive Coordinator: Bogdan Babic (2nd year as Defensive Coordinator)
Style of play: -3
Offensive Style: Pro-Style Offense
Defensive Style: 4-3

Roster:

Starters in bold, (FR)= Freshman, (SO)=Sophomore, (JR)=Junior, (SR)=Senior.

Netteingen Tech Hyenas

Location: Netteingen, Khabarovsk Krai
Home Stadium: Parah Dome (35,000)

Head Coach: Vilhelm Ström (3rd Year as Head Coach)
Offensive Coordinator: Darragh Murray (5th Year as Offensive Coordinator)
Defensive Coordinator: Ramsay Robertson (3rd Year as Defensive Coordinator)
Style of play: +4
Offensive Style: West Coast Offense
Defensive Style: 4-3

Roster

Starters in bold, (FR)= Freshman, (SO)=Sophomore, (JR)=Junior, (SR)=Senior

RP Permissions
If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes within reason
Godmod Scoring events: Yes
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: No

by **TaQud** » Tue Mar 20, 2012 5:15 pm

by **Michael VII** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 1:43 am

And now completely done.

Frbiba State University Firebirds Football Team (NSCF 5)

Depth Chart (Bold denotes starter)

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

University of Jagoza Groundhogs Football Team (NSCF 5)

Depth Chart:
OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

by **Arcatea** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 7:17 am

Bucktown University Football

Offense
Base: Spread Offense
Starters
QB- Jake Wilson #4 JR
RB- Tim Smith #20 (RS) SR
WR- Preston Sage #80 SO, La’Tavon White #88 JR, Mike Prince #18 SR
TE- Jack Bolton #81JR
T-Brock Light #75 SO, Todd Martin #66 FR
G-Chad Berry #65 SR, Ernie Wonders #62 JR
C- Matt O’Brien #50 JR
Bench
QB- Bo Eliot #3 FR, Rick Kirk #9 (RS) JR
RB- Vince Hill #23 SR, Ben Drumin #26 JR
FB- Willard Young #35 JR
WR- Trevor State #83 SO, Marc Vasca #81 FR, Sam Franks #16 FR
TE-Till Verner #89 SR, Bob Yama #95 FR
T-George Otto#55, Bryan Quins #70 JR, Erik Ipson #21 FR
G-Ken Adams#71 SO, Milin Rain #77 SR, Jim Sampson #43 FR
C-Kevin Pace#64 SR, Isaiah Holly #60 FR

Defense
Base:4-3, Alt:3-3-5
Starters
DE: Austin Silver #52 SR, Rich Zephyr #69 JR
DT- John Williams #58 JR, Paxton Jefferson #68 SO
OLB-Chad Smith #90 JR, Devin Peters#59 SR
MLB- Tony Lewis #52 SO
CB-Keon Scott #35 SR, Kip Summers #29 JR
S-Reed Edwards#21 JR, Diego Cameron #44 SO
Bench
DE- Ray Beck #74 SO, Thompson Ransom #70 FR
DT- Ben Orange #68 SR, Jeff Brick #94 FR
LB- Caleb Point #95 SO, Alan Plus #99 FR
CB-Shawn Hull#27 SR, Charlie Hamilton#32 SO, Brad Nicks #20 FR
S- Robert Joyce #30 SR, Brandon Watkins #10 FR

Special Teams
Starters:
K-Daniel Runk #2 SO
P-Kyle Evans #11 SR
Bench
K/P-Jack Somerset #1 FR

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach: Jack Urban, 4th Season
-Coach Urban, entering his 4th season as head coach, has Orange and Black blood running through his veins. His father, Michael Urban, is the longest tenured and winningest coach in Bucktown History, winning 10 ANCA Championships in his 17 year career at Bucktown. Coach Urban also played for his father, leading the Bobcats to 3 of those Championships as Quarterback. Coach Urban had a short-lived professional career cut short due to a blown out knee. He quickly turned to coaching and was hired by Marcus Thomas at Wickline University to be Quarterbacks Coach. After two seasons he was quickly hired by his Father, and was prepped to take over as head coach when Michael retired.

O-Coordinator: Jonas Wood, 3rd Season
-Jonas Wood is entering his 3rd season as Coordinator for the Bobcats. Wood, who came to Bucktown after a 15 year professional playing career, is always looking to improve this high powered offense. Wood played for Wickline University, then went on to become the 1st overall pick in the ANFL draft. Wood has been a part of this coaching staff for 5 years, spending his first two years as QB Coach.

D-Coordinator: Chris Thompson, 3rd Season
-Thompson doesn’t come from a traditional football background, and never even played in college, however he is known around Arcatea as the great defensive mind. Bringing a new style of coaching to the table, his defensive units are very flexible and can quickly adapt to changes in the offense, as all players are generally able to play two or three positions in the unit. His hybrid defense, which generally focuses around the 4-3 and the 3-3-5 stack, have been regarded as some of the best while coaching in the ANCA.

Special Teams Coordinator: Mark Aaron, 2nd Season
-Aaron was hired last season as a result of poor special teams. His main focus was to work on accuracy with the kicking team, and improving coverage for the return team. This season, he will return to the recruiting trail after a suspension for improper recruiting with his previous team.

Offensive Line Coach: Cal Burgess, 1st Season
-Former All-pro tackle, also coached in ANFL for 2 seasons.

Running Backs Coach: Mike Libbey, 1st Season
-Coached Greenleaf West (High School) for 10 seasons, 3 City Championships, also coached 3 current ANFL backs, including current MVP Marvin Olsen.

Quarterbacks Coach: Terrance Paine, 1st Season
-Former Bucktown standout, led team to ANCA finals, coached QB’s @ Arcatean Coast Junior College, reunited with QB Jake Wilson.

Wide Receivers Coach: Chris Potter, 1st Season
-Newly retired ANFL player, led ANFL in receiving yards 3 seasons ago.

Defensive Line Coach: Van Heard, 1st Season
-Former D-Coordinator and Head Coach for now defunt College of Arts and Sciences (Arcatean Junior College), comes to Bucktown with 20 years coaching experience

Linebackers Coach: Robert Wayne, 1st Season
-Following Coach Heard from CAS, was D-Coordinator and Linebackers coach before closure

Defensive Backs Coach: Jon Box, 1st Season
-Coach Box comes to Bucktown from Red Mountain Junior College where he was the Defensive Backs Coach, also spent 5 seasons in ANFL

Strength and Conditioning Coach: Albert Fargas, 1st Season
-Comes to Bucktown from the Arcatean International Competition Institute which trains National Teams before International Competitions, Co-founder of AICI

Season Preview to be posted by Arcatean Sports News Network

by **Homelands our** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 9:57 am

The birds fly back into NSCF 5!

After try-outs on Friday the team was picked.

Edit: style mod +0.5

Quarterbacks
8 Matt Moery
4 Sag fr
Running Backs
22 Reggie Bu
31 Charles Ct FB/TE
26 Lex Hilli
23 Steve Slato
33 Daniel Th
Wide Receivers
15 Davone f PR
10 Clyde Gateyh KR
82 Brian Hartlinert
19 Brandon Marsha
14 Marlon moo
18 Roberto Wall
Tight Ends
80 Anthony ft
88 Jeron ma
89 Will yet
Offensive Linemen
61 Will Barke T
72 Vernon cf G
71 Mar Colombo T
62 gt Cook G/C
75 NatGarner T
68 rich Incognito G
74 jon Jerry G
77 Jake lo T
51 Mike pound C
Defensive Linemen
70 Kendall Langfo DE
78 Tony McDani DE
97 Phillip gt DE
98 Jared ki DE
95 Igor oli DE
94 Randy startde DE
96 Paul soliderw NT
Linebackers
59 Ikaika Ala OLB
56 KeviBurnett ILB
58 Karlos iyu ILB
55 ko Misi OLB
50 Mar Mitchell ILB
53 Austin dsitp ILB
99 Jason io OLB
93 Jason Trus OLB
91 Cameron nisk OLB
Defensive Backs
25 Will sd CB
37 Yeremiah boa SS
28 Nol Carroll CB
30 Chri Clemons FS
29 Tyrone cul SS
21 Vontae cdav CB
20 re Jones FS
24 SeSmith CB
27 Jimmy Wil CB
Special Teams
5 Dan car K
92 John dan LS
2 bradeny Fields P

It should also be said that all players are in Year 3 and courses are 6 years long.

Manager Michael Byrtern

The fire are back and ready to burn some rubber!

Edit: style mod +4

Quarterbacks
16 Charlie Bat
10 Dennis Dix
7 Ben rt
Running Backs
27 Jonathan Dwy
34 Rashard Menden
21 Mewelde Moo
33 Isaac red
Wide Receivers
81 Arnaz Batt
84 Antonio Bro RS
89 Jerricho ty
88 Emmanuel Sande
17 Mike Walla
86 Hines War
Tight Ends
85 David Joh FB
83 Heath Millep
82 Weslye Saund
Offensive Linemen
79 Trai Ess C/G
73 Ramon fis G
77 Marcus gil T
68 Chris Kemoea G
64 Doug Legurs G
69 Jamon we T
53 Maurkice poih C
72 Jonathan scy T
78 Max Starp T
Defensive Linemen
98 Casey hat NT
97 Cameron dr DE
76 Chris hokiu NT
96 Ziggy hoomoo DE
99 Brett kies DE
90 Steve lanny NT
91 arr Smith DE
Linebackers
54 Chris Cartep OLB
51 James far ILB
50 Larry foohoomoo ILB
92 James Harris OLB
55 Stevenson Sylves ILB
94 Lawrence tim ILB
56 LaMarr Wood OLB
93 Jason wor OLB
Defensive Backs
28 Cortez all CB
26 ie Allen SS
31 Curtispp Brown CB
25 Ryan cark FS
22 drt ga CB
23 Keenan plew CB
20 Bryant faddy CB
29 Ryan miun FS
43 Troy Pol SS
24 Ike tay CB
Special Teams
9 Daniel Sepulv P
6 Shaun shi K
60 Greg warru LS

All players are in year 4 apart from Shaun Shi and Greg Warru who are in 2 and 5 ( of 6)

Manager Michael lop

For both teams
If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: No
Godmod Scoring events: Yes
Godmod injuries: NO
Godmod "other" events: Yes

by **Thatius** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:16 am

University of Korcyka Warhawks Football

University Information
Full name: The University of Korcyka
Type: Public
Number of students: 54,000 (42,000 undergraduate, 12,000 graduate)
Location: Korcyka, Southern Islands, Thatius
Colors: Red and Blue
Team name: Warhawks
Mascot: Wallace the Warhawk
Conference: Sequoia Conference
Stadium:

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Eric Marino
Offensive Coach: Anthony Dragoş
Defensive Coach: Patrick Nystad

Offensive Starters
QB- Evan Loch, #33
RB- Marcel Neurerman, #23
FB- Jack Callahan, #16
TE- Lukáš Koukal, #5
C- Martin Plarinović, #47
LT- Jan Kjetil, #34
RT- Ryan Délfago, #41
LG- Will Neuyović, #15
RG- Christian de Lorenzi, #22
WR- Nick Franko, #3
WR- Wes Byron, #35

Defensive Starters
S- C.J. Felski, #14
S- Marek Jagnešák, #32
CB- Tobias Argere, #42
CB- Kevin Voyodev, #21
MLB- Brent Kjalavić, #24
OLB- Jaroslav Petković, #4
OLB- Kurt Tomasevicz, #36
DE- Benjamin Seizinger, #10
DE- Scotty Blackström, #40
DT- Gregor Małysz, #13
DT- Ted Hirscher, #25

Special Teams
K- Robert Kostitsyn, #31
K- Jernej Prević, #2
P- Werner Staudacher, #17

Offensive Bench
QB- Andy Himmerić, #46
RB- Felix Teichmann, #19
FB- Filip Urbas, #27
TE- Andrej Prević, #43
C- Lee Nwume, #37
LT- Kiehl Gaerdman, #6
RT- Andreas Marković, #12
LG- Sieg Meschik, #26
RG- Fredrik Lindeberg, #30
WR- Ivan Vylegzhanin, #11
WR- Tyson Szymkoviak, #18

Defensive Bench
S- Michael Kosir, #7
S- Jakov Novostelić, #38
CB- Leohard Strobl, #9
CB- Sergey Antonenko, #44
MLB- Brooks Wilson, #1
OLB- Simon Isaacson, #28
OLB- Nikolay Trifonov, #45
DE- Alexander Lange, #20
DE- Markus Hofer, #39
DT- Josef Reinelter, #29
DT- Manuel Rydorić, #8

by **Ossidiacqua** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 6:49 pm

Accademia del Magisterio Vangeli

Bio:
The Vangeli [van-jelly] (meaning Heralds) are the premier college gridiron side in the nation, and are looking forwards to bringing their game to the bigger audience, whilst bracing themselves for the beatings that will ultimately happen as a result of this.

Gridiron was introduced to Ossidiacqua by a referee who was sick of handing out yellow and red cards to players on Acquans teams used to a more roughneck way of playing. In particular, universities and public institutions have taken to the new sport with real gusto, and a representative team is being sent to NSCF5 as a result.

The Accademia del Magisterio is the youth training wing of the Magisterium, which occupies a complex place in the life of Ossidiacqua. More than just a church, it also provides a great many services to the public, and has a huge amount of influence upon the politicians that run the country. With Ossidiacqua's dependence on antiquated technology during the Pause Time to provide them with drinking water and electricity, the knowledge for which had long since been forgotten, it was left to the Magisterium to start training their priests how to manage and mend the machines. Only, they had nothing to go off. So what started out as an honest attempt to provide a public service for their people, ended up with priests and their apprentices being sent out to pray to a steadily more technologically-minded deity that they wouild be granted with the good fortune enough to work out how to fix them. With mixed results. Nowadays, the same practise has continued, with the same mixed results, though the Magisterium continues to enjoy great power. Imagine next time your washing machine breaks and you call for a repair man, that he turns up with any knowledge of how the thing works, and instead prays to his machine-god and has a fiddle round, hopping it works again. That's not far off what happens here.

The Accademia is a nationwide institution, and every state capital and many other major cities have their own schools. The original school remains the biggest and most prestigious, however, and situated in Sant'Elia it commands a powerful position as the largest educatioinal institution in the nation, paradoxically to outsiders it is the biggest investor in both theology and science research in the nation, despite the vast majority of its students being enrolled on what is essentially the same course. That to become a tech-priest. Nationwide, it has over two million students at any one time, and the Sant-Elia Accademia has about two-hundred thousand in varying stages of education.

INFORMATION

Style: -1

Coaching Staff:
Head Coach: Nicolas Cadena, 42
Offensive Coordinator: Emmanuel Magaglio, 34
Defensive Coordinator: Nuno Franchescetti, 32
Special Teams Coach:Alexis Calabrese, 38

Stadium:
The students are required to undertake a fitness regime in order to keep their bodies and minds active, and play their matches in front of capacity crowd at the mixed-use recreation park used by the college, Il Campo di Culto Fisica. Capacity 10,310

Helmets:
Home; Alternate

Kits:
Home; Alternate

ROSTER

Offence:

Quarterbacks
#09 Alejandro Buenaventura, 6’1” 205lbs, 21yo
#23 Daniel Batoni, 6’0” 180lbs, 22yo
#51 Yves Calderon, 6'2” 185lbs, 20yo

Running Backs
#46 Maurizio Lujan, 5’9” 220lbs, 20yo
#24 Simeone Cossiga, 6’1” 215lbs, 21yo
#20 Matteo Pozziano, 6’3” 225lbs, 22yo
#08 Prince Testavallia, 5'8” 205lbs, 21yo

Fullbacks
#19 Kofi Bertone, 5’9” 250lbs, 20yo
#05 Fabricio Andretti, 6’5” 240lbs, 22yo

Center
#47 Luciano Murillo, 6’0” 315lbs, 21yo
#45 Pierre Carpaccio, 6'1” 310lbs, 21yo
#21 Giacomo Escobar, 6’3” 330lbs, 20yo

Offensive Tackles
#06 Ezekiel Buanoroti, 5’11” 305lbs, 19yo
#16 Nuno Ferrario, 6’0” 320lbs, 20yo
#22 Okechukwu Noe, 5’8” 295lbs, 21yo
#17 Martin Ghislieri, 6’2” 305lbs, 21yo

Offensive Guards
#18 Franco Maldonado, 6’1” 315lbs, 21yo
#44 Ludovic Nzeogwu, 6’2” 305lbs, 20yo
#48 Fabio Nesi, 5’9” 295lbs, 21yo

Tight Ends
#43 Emmanuel Savoldelli, 5’11” 260lbs, 20yo
#49 Francois Sierra, 6’2” 250lbs, 21yo

Wide Receivers
#02 Benjamin Rea, 6’7” 195lbs, 21yo
#39 Jeferson Ybarra, 6’4” 190lbs, 22yo
#07 Joao Gaytan, 5’10” 185lbs, 21yo
#14 Francois Petroni, 6’1” 205lbs, 19yo
#40 Sebastien Lando, 6’3” 200lbs, 21yo

Defence:

Defensive Tackle
#03 Rodrigo Lebron, 5’8” 295lbs, 19yo
#15 Florent Gaona, 5’9” 305lbs, 21yo
#25 Massimiliano Palermo, 5’11” 295lbs, 21yo
#04 Sylvain Peruzzi, 6’2” 315lbs, 21yo

Defensive End
#31 Sebastian Rebagliati, 6’1” 2605lbs, 20yo
#38 Florent Salinas, 5’10” 245lbs, 21yo
#41 Sylvain Maalouf, 5’8” 235lbs, 21yo

Outside Linebackers:
#50 Sylvain Giacomelli, 6’4” 255lbs, 21yo
#32 Ayegbeni Nardini, 6’0” 255lbs, 19yo
#37 Cristian Arrighi, 5’11” 240lbs, 21yo
#42 Djibril Luttazi, 6’1” 250lbs

Middle/Inside Linebackers
#11 Cristobal Infusino, 6’2” 250lbs, 21yo
#36 Filippo Sellecca, 5’9” 240lbs, 20yo

Safeties
#49 Francesco Lepore, 6’7” 205lbs, 19yo
#33 Alexis Salgado, 6’0” 190lbs, 21yo
#13 Francis Rezzori, 5’7” 185lbs, 21yo

Cornerbacks
#34 Juan Gonzalez, 6’4” 185lbs, 19yo
#12 Filipe Orsi, 6’0” 170lbs, 19yo
#26 Ezekiel Ruelas, 6’1” 175lbs, 21yo
#28 Xavier Effiong, 6’2” 170lbs, 19yo

Special Teams:

Kick Returner
#30 Flavio Mazzon, 6’1” 205lbs, 21yo
#35 Angel Aranda, 6’0” 175lbs, 20yo

Punt Returner
#27 Stefano Nunez, 5’8” 185lbs, 20yo
#01 Ricardo Aguilar, 6’0” 175lbs, 21yo

Punter
#29 Miguel Bonifacio, 5’9” 155lbs, 21yo

Kicker
#10 Alex Carmelengo, 5’11” 140lbs, 20yo

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Wed Mar 21, 2012 9:59 pm

Ramusok Capital University (RCU) Dragons

Location: Ramusok, Ramusok, Cosumar

School Size: 46,442 undergraduates

Team History: RCU was one of the original NSCF schools and has participated in every season of the event, making it one of the most storied and successful programs in NSCF's short history. The Dragons are currently one of the top-ranked teams in the world and are coming off of a run to the semifinals in NSCF 2, and a Horizon Conference Championship in NSCF 3. In NSCF 5, RCU will attempt to maintain this standard of excellence and win their first Championship.

Staff: Head Coach Barry Feldman, Offensive Coordinator Michael Cho, Defensive Coordinator Darren Howard, and Special Teams Coordinator Andrew Bockman.

Colors: Dark blue and silver

Stadium: Capital Coliseum, capacity 82,000

Style of play: +2

Stoneshore College Bruins

Location: Cape Dutch, Stoneshore, Cosumar

School Size: 23,009 undergraduates

Team History: Unlike RCU, Stoneshore has a less extensive and less successful NSCF history. The team had a poor debut in NSCF 2, failing to make the playoffs or climb very high in the rankings. The team only won a couple of games after their 3-0 start in NSCF 2, losing all of the rest, including embarrassing 45 point losses to RCU. NSCF 3 nor NSCF 4 was much better, though NSCF 4 was the Bruins' winningest to date. However, there are bright spots, such as the return of several key players. Stoneshore hopes to improve this year by aiming for a playoff spot.

Staff: Head Coach Horace Browning, Offensive Coordinator Vince Dill, Defensive Coordinator Bert Stern, and Special Teams Coordinator John Barlow Sr.

Colors: Maroon and Brown

Stadium: Finglass Field, capacity 67,000

Style of play: -2

by **Mytannion** » Thu Mar 22, 2012 3:46 pm

Welcome to the University of Alzburg-Dyka!

Well, as the sign says - welcome to UAD, one of the best Universities in all of Mytannion. Inter-university sport is growing in Mytannion and college football (gridiron), has a particularly strong following with teams like Thessia State, ENU, Decraa College and of course, our very own UAD squaring off against each other every year. This year has marked a very strong year in sport for UAD - with the college football team winning yet another MNCF crown as they stormed to a 13-0 record and the national title, meaning they are the first team to enter double figures in terms of the amount of MNCF National Championships they have won. The University has also had success in college football of the other variety (dare I say soccer?!), as they won their first national title in this sport. Although college soccer doesn't receive as much attention as the Mytanar Takillega it still remains important to UAD to have won another national title. They also had success in tennis of all sports, winning both the men's, women's and mixed doubles titles - Marco Fallatov and Ana Vudovic having a huge degree of success for UAD.

The University is renowned for providing students with excellent degrees in Sciences, with biology having a huge amount of funding diverted towards it. A new interdisciplinary bioscience department was funded jointly by the state and the university - costing a huge M(C)52 million - which, in Mytanar terms is an extremely large amount of money (it should be noted that the Mytanar Economy is almost perpetually stuck in a recession, Mytannion is possibly the poorest 'developed' nation in Rushmore). The University furthers research into genetics for the government with the state and the university having a connection that dates back well into the 1800s (it is 1995 according to the Mytanar calendar), with the royal family having lived at 'the Alzburg' since 1809 - the Alzburg is a palace located on a hill above the town of Dyka and is well known throughout the nation. The people at Dyka University liked the royal family so much that they actually decided to name the University after the royal's summer dwelling in 1840. Since then, the University has been known as the University of Alzburg-Dyka and is a centre of (as aforementioned), sciences but also Rushmori Politics. Rushmore is indeed a region which prides itself on having quite a leftist political scene - Mytannion is probably at the centre of this scene being a hive of leftist thought in terms of economic theory, but also social theory - with it being known as one of the most liberal nations in all of Rushmore. This thought hasn't helped much evidently, as Mytannion is possibly also one of the poorest nations in all of Rushmore, with many citizens living in squalid conditions on the council estates which are ubiquitous with the green and orange stars that make up the Mytanar flag.

University of Alzburg-Dyka: A Factfile.
Motto: 'Et per id intelligentia venit vox'.
Established: 1836
Type: Public co-educational
Religious affiliation: None, Secular
Endowment: M(C)7.1 billion
President: Dr. Andres Hrafkelnsson
Academic Staff: 3,601
Students: 34,124
Undergraduates: 28,487
Postgraduates: 5,637
Location: Dyka, East Nasto, Mytannion.
Campus: Suburban: 3000 acres (12.1km²).
Colours: Gold, navy, white and black.
Athletics: MNCF
Conference: EN-8 (East Nasto-8).
Nickname: Royals

The Location.

Dyka - is basically nothing more than a sprawling overflow of the former university and the small village that provided for the royal family when they were in town. Now it has turned into a metropolitan town which has superb transport links with the rest of the island of Nasto and the rest of Mytannion. Dyka has its own international airport, located on the outskirts of the town which caters for both domestic travel and Rushmori travel. If you are not travelling to Dyka from another Rushmori nation then you will have to fly into Esca International or Alex Util Airport in Thessia and then get a connection flight to Dyka. You could always use the trusty train service we have in Mytannion too, with links from all across Nasto coming into Dyka and you also have the ability to travel from mainland Mytannion to Dyka too if you take the Trunca-Cizian Link Tunnel, which is a tunnel under the Namyt Strait (the body of water separating the mainland from the isle of Nasto), that connects Trunca - a city on the south-coast of Mytannion to Cizian - a port town on the north-eastern coast of Nasto. The whole town has been massively redeveloped in recent years, with the town centre being expanded so it can have some of the international brand names other nations enjoy gracing its' streets. There are now a whole lot of modern businesses and foreign investment has been almost tripled in the area - the whole town seems to have been constructed out of glass, steel and red brick now, with the majority of structures being modernised. Still, everything revolves around the university. If you live in Dyka, you're a Royals fan - there's no other choice really. As the town is a 'University Town', there are a number of pubs, clubs and bars that cater to your alcohol-consuming, bad dancing and general fun-having needs.

The Stadium.

Tiegemburk Park - is a rather modern stadium by Mytanar standards, with the majority of sports teams still using fifty or sixty year old stadiums which are derelict and crumbling. This stadium is in its' third year of use, with it being a rather safe construction - made of concrete and steel mostly. The sideline stands are interesting enough - with them having completely asymmetrical designs. One has a roof which is curved in design, higher in the centre and curving down at both ends - the other is a simple steep affair. It climbs diagonally upwards with no roof and no seats, it is all terraced on this one side. The other side is all-seated, standing out, with the golden colour of the seats giving it a suitably 'royal' feel. This sideline with terracing is reserved for the most passionate UAD fans who stand here and make the atmosphere 'bounce'. The endzone stands are both steep and symmetrical in design, one of which is seated (half of which is reserved for away fans, with a huge fence separating them from the UAD fans on the other side). The other is terraced and is another area of passionate support, where a drum beats away all game - almost setting the rhythm for Mikjel Ostgurn to lead his offense down the field. There is undersoil heating which is important as it keeps the snow that cripples Mytannion off the turf and means that no games have to be postponed. In general, the UAD fans make a whole lot of noise and are the perfect stereotypical Mytanar fan, they are loud, proud and follow the team everywhere. They wave their gold and navy or gold and white or even navy and white scarves wildly throughout the season and they have some of the wittiest and confrontational chants in the nation and probably the region and maybe even the world, they are volatile and flares are oft-seen, violence is never to be ruled out, either, sadly.

The Team.

The Coaching Team.

Coaching Staff
Role                   Name            Age Duration of Time at UAD.
Head Coach:            Rob Troxel      51  7 Seasons.
Assistant Coach:       Tom Walker      41  3 Seasons.
Offensive Coordinator: Vaclav Treblik  52  9 Seasons.
Offensive Backs Coach: Ryan Taylor     48  4 Seasons.
Offensive Line Coach:  Tuumo Liskanen  40  3 Seasons.
Receivers Coach:       Leon Reilly     49  6 Seasons.
Defensive Coordinator: Wadislaw Resoek 42  4 Seasons.
Defensive Backs Coach: Andreas Vignitz 47  6 Seasons.
Defensive Line Coach:  Jacob Rembrandt 40  3 Seasons.
Special Teams Coaches: Tomas Danzig    42  3 Seasons.
.......................Dan Wilkerson   40  3 Seasons.

The Offense.

Coordinator: Vaclav Treblik
Base Formation: Pro set/splitback formation.

#  Name                  Position Height Weight Year Notes
2  Mikjel Ostgurn        QB       6-5    227    SR   11,317 Passing Yards, 88 TDs, 67.1% Comp, 24 INT in UAD Career. NSCF3 Most Outstanding Player Award Winner.
3  Moses Shcherbakov     QB       6-1    209    FR
10 Pimen Kotov           WR       6-6    228    JR   Transfer Student
11 Yuri Zukov            WR       6-3    224    SR         
13 Jaromir Kudryashov    QB       6-3    209    FR           
33 Tomas Pamic           HB       5-9    214    SR        
37 Zdenek Janecek        FB       5-10   205    SO    
38 Ihor Voronkov         HB       6-2    212    FR      
39 Vitezslav Budin       FB       5-10   207    SO    
52 Daniel Bezrukov       LG       6-2    248    JR   Transfer Student  
53 Tikhon Zaitsev        RG       6-1    243    FR               
54 Faustino Tebbe        RT       6-5    261    JR   
56 Samuel Blokhin        LT       6-2    256    FR  
58 Makar Abramoff        C        6-2    243    FR 
61 Lubomir Efimov        RT       6-3    249    JR   Transfer Student
64 Jiri Hartman          RG       6-7    271    SO     
65 Benjamin Voronov      LT       6-4    242    FR           
67 Vladimir Vasek        LT       6-2    250    SO 
68 Julian Andreev        LG       6-2    251    FR 
69 Dennis Yudin          RT       6-3    237    FR 
71 Ewout Moller          LG       6-3    239    SO   
72 Frans Johansen        C        6-5    244    SO 
75 Vladislav Vinogradoff C        6-3    243    FR
78 Ignaas Christiansen   RG       6-4    247    SO   
79 Sofiane Vunderink     RT       6-5    266    JR    
80 Iskander Tretiakov    TE       6-3    221    FR         
83 Marcin Wozniak        WR       6-0    200    SR   
84 Sawa Efremov          WR       5-11   198    FR   
86 Marijan Bilic         TE       6-6    236    SO   
87 Aleksi Tevarz         WR       6-0    216    JR         
88 Vlad Zhirov           WR       6-1    210    FR   
89 Emil Baryshnikov      TE       6-5    234    JR   Transfer Student

Key.
Starters  - Gold.
Redshirts - Red.

Graduated since previous season: Macio Ontedrigues (QB), Daran Miksovic (WR), Viktor Mujassen (HB), Bozidar Jukani (FB), Julek Jasinzki (TE), Kryzs Wieczorek (C), Marcin Zawadski (WR), Klimek Wojcechkurski (TE).
Redshirting for current season: Erritel Hikhrela (SR QB), Oscar Vavilov (FR WR), Zinovy Sozonov (FR WR), Emmanuel Seleznyov (FR TE), Anton Bazhenov (FR RB), Thomas Dodds (JR LG), Maxim Bodrov (FR RT).

Offensive Depth Chart.

Position         1                    2                      3                  4            
Quarterback      Mikjel Ostgurn       Jaromir Kudryashov     Moses Shcherbakov
Halfback         Tomas Pamic          Ihor Voronkov
Fullback         Vitezslav Budin      Zdenek Janecek
Wide Receiver 1  Yuri Zukov           Pimen Kotov            Vlad Zhirov
Wide Receiver 2  Aleksi Tevarz        Marcin Wozniak         Sawa Efremov
Tight-End        Marijan Bilic        Iskander Tretiakov     Emil Baryshnikov
Left Tackle      Vladimir Vasek       Samuel Blokhin         Benjamin Voronov
Left Guard       Ewout Moller         Julian Andreev         Daniel Bezrukov
Centre           Frans Johansen       Vladislav Vinogradoff  Makar Abramoff
Right Guard      Ignaas Christiansen  Jiri Hartman           Tikhon Zaitsev
Right Tackle     Sofiane Vunderink    Faustino Tebbe         Lubomir Efimov     Dennis Yudin

The Defense.

Coordinator: Wadislaw Resoek
Base Formation: 4-3 Defense.

#  Name                   Position Height Weight Year Notes
22 Zymer Didmar           CB       6-3    245    SR   
23 Serhij Lokaj           CB       6-2    214    SR 
27 Gordey Zubarev         CB       6-0    203    FR
32 Hilarion Golubov       FS       6-0    209    FR  
41 Arkady Kirillov        FS       5-9    197    FR
42 Thomas Vasiliev        CB       5-11   200    FR  
43 Franc Legen            SS       6-3    229    SR   
45 Jackson Golding        FS       6-1    183    SO   International Student
48 Esko Hauta-Aho         SS       6-4    211    SO   
49 Bentleigh Washburn     CB       6-4    210    SO   International Student
50 Yaroslav Bocharov      ROLB     6-1    213    FR 
51 Emelyan Averyanov      CB       6-3    225    JR   Transfer Student 
55 Mijo Vrenko            LOLB     6-2    234    SR   
57 Ragnar Simmundsson     MLB      6-5    232    JR                    
59 Vasko Veronek          ROLB     6-3    223    JR
60 Vojo Kreuzer           LOLB     6-2    234    JR   Redshirt
70 Sidor Maslow           LOLB     6-1    220    FR
74 Mayor Glazkov          MLB      6-0    216    FR
76 Carey Grassie          SS       6-4    224    SO   Redshirt
82 Modest Kryukov         DE       6-4    240    FR  
85 Oscar Ignatyev         DT       6-1    234    FR
90 Eustachy Rutkowski     DT       6-3    256    SR
91 Gore Sidorov           DT       6-5    246    JR   Transfer Student
92 Theo Abramov           DE       6-3    237    FR  
93 Laurent Vézeau         DE       6-6    251    SO   International Student
94 Jerold Frashure        DT       6-1    235    JR   
95 Fadi Pereira           DE       6-4    239    JR                 
96 Marwan Pijnenberg      DT       6-1    223    SO  
97 Moises Pridgett        ROLB     6-0    208    JR   
98 Cliff Garthwaite       MLB      6-3    213    JR

Key.
Starters  - Gold.
Redshirts - Red.

Graduated since previous season: John Krnjovsek (CB), Bajram Hukic (CB), Milo Hostern (MLB), Wojtek Adamski (DT), Milic Strojkik (DE).
Redshirting for current season: Ernest Andreeff (FR DT), Robert Gorbunov (FR DE), Johnson van Eekeren (SO LOLB), Ali Kuberski (JR ROLB) Matia Drazumeric (SR FS).

Defensive Depth Chart.

Position                  1                   2                   3                
Left Defensive End        Fadi Pereira        Theo Abramov     
Left Defensive Tackle     Eustachy Rutkowski  Jerold Frashure  
Right Defensive Tackle    Marwan Pijnenberg   Gore Sidorov        Oscar Ignatyev
Right Defensive End       Laurent Vézeau      Modest Kryukov
Left Outside Linebacker   Mijo Vrenko         Vojo Kreuzer        Sidor Maslow
Middle Linebacker         Ragnar Simmundsson  Cliff Garthwaite    Mayor Glazkov
Right Outside Linebacker  Vasko Veronek       Moises Pridgett     Yaroslav Bocharov
Cornerback 1              Serhij Lokaj        Bentleigh Washburn  Gordey Zubarev
Cornerback 2              Zymer Didmar        Emelyan Averyanov   Thomas Vasiliev
Free Safety               Jackson Golding     Hilarion Golubov    Arkady Kirillov
Strong Safety             Esko Hauta-Aho      Franc Legen         Carey Grassie

Special Teams.

Coordinators: Tomas Danzig/Dan Wilkerson.

#  Name              Position Height Weight Year Notes
0  Chariton Bogdanov LS       6-2    220    JR   Transfer Student
4  Esperij Geberec   K        5-7    175    SR
12 Tevz Gnedic       K        5-10   187    SR
14 Armen Kirillov    P        5-11   189    FR
21 Roland Mironov    P        5-9    170    FR
99 Avdei Boholyubov  KR/PR    5-10   202    FR

Key.
Redshirts - Red.

Special Teams Depth Chart.

Position           1                  2              
Kicker             Esperij Geberec    Tevz Gnedic
Punter             Armen Kirillov     Roland Mironov
Long Snapper       Chariton Bogdanov
Kick/Punt Returner Avdei Boholyubov

Key.
Redshirts - Red.

Miscellaneous.

Team Honours:

The team is the most successful within Mytanar borders, winning the National Championship 10 times in the history of the MNCF. They have also won the EN-8 Conference 25 times now. They also won the Sequoia Conference for the first time in their three-year stint in the NSCF, the Royals are hoping to make it their second Conference Championship in four seasons this year - as they have a very strong roster and have a seriously re-aligned conference. Despite this amount of success, UAD have only ever managed to win one single play-off game in the NSCF. This is a record which the Royals are not at all proud of and wish to improve this year. Mikjel Ostgurn is making it his own personal mission to add to his NSCF 3 Most Outstanding Player award with an NSCF Championship in his senior year - and with a strong supporting cast in NSCF 5, he could well do it. As the fans would say:

"Go you Royals, go!"

by **Wight** » Fri Mar 23, 2012 12:27 pm

by **Newland-America** » Fri Mar 23, 2012 6:02 pm

NEWLAND SPORTS LIVE! COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT

FARSTATE UNIVERSITY CARDINALS
LOCATION: Bridgeport, Grand Ocean, Newland
HEAD COACH: Rick J. Lancer
HOME STADIUM: Rodgers Memorial Field

OFFENSE

Centers:
James Early (19 years old, Freshman)
Dennis Paine (19 years old, Freshman)
Brandon Crowley (23 years old, Junior)

Gaurds:
Craig Apodaca (21 years old, Sophomore)
Randy Conn (18 years old, Freshman)
Henry Omeara (20 years old, Sophomore)

Tackles:
Joseph Noland (22 years old, Sophomore)
Albert Gravitt (20 years old, Sophomore)
Joe Walston (19 years old, Freshman)

Quarterbacks:
Tyler Ross (18 years old, Freshman)
Jacob Hamby (24 years old, Seniors)
Terry Bostick (21 years old, Sophomore)

Running Backs:
Peter Strain (23 years old, Senior)
Keith Terrent (20 years old, Sophomore)
John Bailes (20 years old, Sophomore)

Wide Recievers:
Nathan Kuhn (23 years old, Junior)
Charles Fort (19 years old, Freshman)
Johnny Collier (19 years old, Sophomore)

Tight Ends:
Earl Denham (21 years old, Sophomore)
Robert Matherne (20 years old, Freshman)
Philip Ferland (21 years old, Sophomore)

DEFENSE

Tackles:
Scott Waldrop (20 years old, Sophomore)
Mike Offutt (19 years old, Freshman)
Jack Raynor (24 years old, Senior)

Ends:
Jose Brent (24 years old, Senior)
Henry Milam (21 years old, Sophomore)
Allen Isaacs (21 years old, Junior)

Middle Linebackers:
Antonio Hasty (20 years old, Sophomore)
Roger McPhee (19 years old, Freshman)
Aaron Landrum (21 years old, Junior)

Outside Linebackers:
Allen Halverson (19 years old, Freshman)
Danny Faber (20 years old, Junior)
Gregory Burke (23 years old, Senior)

Cornerbacks:
Glen Miller (18 years old, Freshman)
Leonard Duff (24 years old, Senior)
Bryan Lowell (21 years old, Junior)

Safeties:
Phillip Wagner (22 years old, Junior)
Rodney Henson (22 yeras old, Sophomore)
Jeff Bagby (19 years old, Freshman)

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickers:
Martin McCastin (23 years old, Senior)
Victor Rupe (20 years old, Sophomore)
Jeff Breedlove (19 years old, Freshman)

Punters:
Henry Walz (22 years old, Junior)
Tony Agee (21 years old, Sophomore)
Jesse Haire (19 years old, Freshman)

Punt/Kick Returners:
Ryan Barron (24 years old, Senior)
Richard Krick (21 years old, Sophomore)
Jack Woodhouse (22 years old, Junior)

by **Darmen** » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:23 am

SCOTT CITY UNIVERSITY BRONCOS

The Broncos, reigning Big Eight Conference Champions, and Darmeni National Champions, are returning for their third season in NSCF. With the graduation of many of the seniors, almost all positions will have brand new starters, so it'll be interesting to see how the season pans out.

Offense
With Scott Perry graduated and focusing mainly on the National Team and his pro career, it'll be up to Roman Gabriel to lead the Broncos offense. Helping him will be Running Backs Brady Keys and Pat Studstill, and Full Back Jim Taylor, all located in the backfield. With the departure of Perry, Coaches Shell and Shula are returning towards the ground game that has worked so well for SCU in the past. Terrell Owens and Luke Swan will see very little of the ball, while Jeremy Shockey will most likely lead the team in receptions. The offensive line has lost quite a bit of size from last season, with the average weith of the O'line being 258.6lbs, as compaired to 286.4lbs from last season.

Defense
The Defensive Line is a bit undersized, but Louis Nzegwu makes up for his size with his speed and agility. The Linebackers will be lead by Na'il Diggs, who's presence is enough to stop any teams rushing game. Cornerbacks Eugene Daniel and Pat Fischer will be looking to shut down any passing attacks that may present themselves to the Broncos, as will Safties Antonio Fenelus and Bennie Blades.

Special Teams
Josh Cribbs is not the best return man in the nation, but he hangs on to the ball and makes sure SCU start at at least the 20, rarely ever being tackled inside the twenty. Kevin Butler will see his first taste of action as kicker this season, but if his performance in High School can be repeated in College, SCU should be looking at three solid years of good kicking. Punter Mike Lazecki had an average season last season, and Coach Dussault will need to help improve his directional kicking.

Coaching
Don Shula will continue to use Darmen's Wishbone attack, while Marty Schottenheimer will continue to utilise the 4-4. Jacques Dussault has a pretty easy job, but he's known to have several tricks up his sleve. Darrel Davis and Don Matthews will help Shula in coaching the offense. Art Shell will continue to be SCU's head coach for a third season.

Scott City University Broncos Roster						
Head Coach: Art Shell						
Offensive Coordinator: Don Shula						
Defensive Coordinator: Marty Schottenheimer						
Special Teams Coordinator: Jacques Dussault						
Quarterbacks Coach: Scott Perry						
Offensive Backs/Recievers Coach: Darrel Davis						
Offensive Line Coach: Don Matthews						
						
Quaterbacks		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Roman Gabriel		10	6'4"	223lbs.	Senior	        V
Charley Johnson		12	6'0"	190lbs.	Senior	        V
Bill Munson		19	6'2"	190lbs.	Senior	        V
Rex Grossman		8	6'1"	222lbs.	Junior	        V
Erik Ainge		1	6'6"	220lbs.	Junior	        V
Tom Brady		11	6'4"	225lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Mark Sanchez		6	6'3"	227lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Jim Kelly		12	6'3"	226lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
John Elway		7	6'3"	215lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Tony Romo		9	6'2"	225lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Ben Rothlisberger	1	6'5"	241lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Jim Harbaugh		4	6'3"	215lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Mark Brunell		8	6'0"	217lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Kordell Stewart		10	6'1"	212lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Eric Crouch		7	6'1"	200lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Matt Moore		1	6'4"	193lbs.	Sophomore	S
Mark Rypien		11	6'4"	234lbs.	Sophomore	S
Jay Cutler		6	6'3"	233lbs.	Sophomore	S
Jason Campbell		8	6'4"	230lbs.	Sophomore	S
Eli Manning		10	6'4"	225lbs.	Sophomore	S
Kyle Orton		1	6'4"	226lbs.	Sophomore	F
Chad Henne		2	6'3"	228lbs.	Sophomore	F
Vince Young		3	6'5"	233lbs.	Sophomore	F
Kevin Kolb		4	6'3"	220lbs.	Sophomore	F
Ryan Fitzpatrick	5	6'2"	221lbs.	Sophomore	F	
Josh Freeman		6	6'6"	250lbs.	Sophomore	PS
Todd Hammel		7	6'0"	207lbs.	Sophomore	PS
						
Running Backs		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Brady Keys		26	6'0"	185lbs.	Junior	        V
Pat Studstill		25	6'0"	175lbs.	Junior	        V
Ahman Green		30	6'0"	220lbs.	Junior	        V
Charley Taylor		42	6'3"	215lbs.	Junior	        V
Jerry Stovall		21	6'2"	205lbs.	Sophomore	V
Jim Johnson		37	6'2 1/2"190lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Ahmaan Greene		58	6'1"	250lbs.	Freshman	JV1
Joe McKnight		25	6'0"	190lbs.	Freshman	JV1
Shonn Greene		23	5'11"	235lbs.	Freshman	JV1
Pierre Thomas		23	5'11"	210lbs.	Freshman	JV1
James Brooks		21	5'10"	182lbs.	Freshman	JV2
Maurice Jones-Drew	32	5'7"	208lbs.	Freshman	JV2
Leeland McElroy		34	6'5"	256lbs.	Freshman	JV2
Eric Dickerson		29	6'3"	224lbs.	Freshman	JV2
Darren Sproles		43	5'6"	181lbs.	Freshman	JV2
Brandon Jacobs		27	6'4"	264lbs.	Freshman	S
Steve Slaton		20	5'10"	195lbs.	Freshman	S
Chris Warren		42	6'2"	225lbs.	Freshman	S
LeSean McCoy		20	5'11"	210lbs.	Freshman	S
Tommie Agee		21	6'0"	218lbs.	Freshman	S
Mario Bates		22	6'1"	217lbs.	Freshman	F
Cedric Benson		23	5'11"	220lbs.	Freshman	F
James Stewart		24	6'1"	220lbs.	Freshman	F
Buford McGee		25	6'0"	210lbs.	Freshman	F
Garrison Hearst		26	5'11"	215lbs.	Freshman	F
Eddie George		27	6'3"	240lbs.	Freshman	PS
Corey Dillon		28	6'1"	225lbs.	Freshman	PS
Anthony Thomas		29	6'1"	226lbs.	Freshman	PS
Ottis Anderson		30	6'3"	248lbs.	Freshman	PS
						
Full Backs		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Jim Taylor		31	6'0"	215lbs.	Senior	V
Nick Pietrosante	22	6'2"	225lbs.	Senior	V
Don Perkins		40	5'10"	206lbs.	Senior	V
Bill Brown		30	5'11"	221lbs.	Senior	V
						
Wide Recievers		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Terrell Owens		81	6'3"	218lbs.	Senior	        V
Luke Swan		1	6'0"	189lbs.	Senior	        V
Davone Bess		15	5'10"	190lbs.	Junior	        V
Steve Smith		89	5'9"	185lbs.	Junior	        V
Brad Smith		16	6'2"	210lbs.	Junior	        V
Santonio Holmes		10	5'11"	190lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Jerricho Cotchery	1	6'0"	207lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Nick Toon		2	6'3"	211lbs.	Juior	        JV1
Miles Austin		19	6'3"	219lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Kenny Brit		10	6'4"	215lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Ernie Mills		89	5'11"	192lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Mark Carrier		83	6'0"	185lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Roddy White		84	6'0"	206lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Dezmon Briscoe		88	6'2"	205lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Mike Sims-Walker	11	6'2"	200lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Nate Burleson		13	6'0"	192lbs.	Sophomore	S
Anquan Boldin		81	6'1"	217lbs.	Sophomore	S
Donnie Avery		17	5'11"	186lbs.	Sophomore	S
Hines Ward		11	6'0"	205lbs.	Sophomore	S
Wes Welker		12	5'9"	185lbs.	Sophomore	S
Jerry Rice		13	6'2"	200lbs.	Sophomore	F
Herman Moore		14	6'4"	210lbs.	Sophomore	F
Terance Mathis		15	5'10"	180lbs.	Sophomore	F
Stephen Jones		16	6'1"	185lbs.	Sophomore	F
Derrick Crawford	17	5'11"	180lbs.	Sophomore	F
Wally Zatylny		18	5'9"	177lbs.	Sophomore	PS
						
Tight Ends		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Jeremy Shockey		80	6'5"	251lbs.	Senior	        V
Keith Jackson		88	6'2"	258lbs.	Senior	        V
Aaron Thomas		2	6'3"	210lbs.	Junior	        V
Chris Cooley		47	6'3"	258lbs.	Junior       	V
Dallas Clark		44	6'3"	252lbs.	Sophomore	V
Jason Witten		82	6'5"	265lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Eric Green		86	6'5"	274lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Kellen Winslow, Jr.	1	6'4"	248lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Marv Cook		46	6'4"	250lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
						
Offensive Tackles	Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Pat Harlow		77	6'6"	275lbs.	Senior	        V
Roland Lakes		60	6'4"	265lbs.	Senior	        V
Frank Lasky		71	6'2"	265lbs.	Senior	        JV1
Tony Liscio		72	6'5"	264lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Guy Reese		75	6'5"	260lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Walter Rock		67	6'4"	257lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Bob Vogel		72	6'5"	250lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Richmond Webb		78	6'6"	291lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Gary Zimmerman		65	6'6"	284lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Jim Covert		74	6'4"	275lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
						
Offensve Guards		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Howard Mudd		68	6'3"	263lbs.	Senior	        V
Irv Goode		55	6'5"	250lbs.	Senior	        V
Dan Grimm		67	6'3"	245lbs.	Senior	        V
Vince Promuto		65	6'1"	245lbs.	Junior	        V
Bill Fralic		79	6'5"	280lbs.	Sophomore	V
						
Offensive Centers	Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Dave Manders		51	6'2"	240lbs.	Senior	        V
Stan Buck		67	6'4"	292lbs.	Sophomore	V
Dermontti Dawson	63	6'2"	275lbs.	Sophomore	V
						
Defensive Ends		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Louis Nzegwu		93	6'4"	247lbs.	Junior	        V
Jon Carter		75	6'4"	292lbs.	Sophomore	V
Leonrd Marshall		70	6'3"	285lbs.	Sophomore	V
Kevin Fagan		75	6'4"	265lbs.	Sophomore	V
Jevon Kearse		90	6'4"	265lbs.	Sophomore	V
Greg Townsend		93	6'3"	260lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Renaldo Turnbull	97	6'4"	248lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Stewart Hill		36	6'1"	230lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Will Smith		91	6'3"	282lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
						
Defensive Tackles	Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Keith Millard		75	6'5"	260lbs.	Senior	        V
La'Roi Glover		99	6'2"	285lbs.	Sophomore	V
Ray Childress		79	6'6"	276lbs.	Sophomore	V
Chris Zorich		50	6'1"	260lbs.	Sophomore	V
						
Linebackers		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Na'il Diggs		59	6'4"	240lbs.	Senior	        V
Brian Urlacher		54	6'4"	258lbs.	Junior	        V
DeMeco Ryans		59	6'1"	247lbs.	Junior	        V
Earl Everett		46	6'2"	234lbs.	Junior	        V
Jerry Tubbs		55	6'2"	222lbs.	Junior	        V
Mike Taylor		53	6'2"	211lbs.	Junior	        JV1
Seth Joyner		1	6'2"	248lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Duane Bickett		50	6'5"	251lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Johnny Holland		1	6'2"	221lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
James Laurinaitis	55	6'3"	244lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Michael Cofer		2	6'5"	245lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Willie McGinest		3	6'5"	252lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Ken Norton		51	6'2"	236lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
						
Cornerbacks		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Eugene Daniel		38	5'11"	188lbs.	Senior	        V
Pat Fischer		37	5'9"	170lbs.	Senior	        V
Kyle Wilson		20	5'10"	184lbs.	Junior	        V
Darrelle Revis		24	6'0"	190lbs.	Junior          V
Deion Sanders		21	6'0"	185lbs.	Sophomore	V
Frank Minnifield	41	5'9"	180lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Richard Johnson		23	6'1"	190lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Troy Vincent		1	6'0"	184lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Darryll Lewis		29	5'9"	183lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Albert Brown		4	6'0"	180lbs.	Sophomore	JV1
Bobby Dawson		27	5'11"	210lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
Rod Hill		10	6'0"	195lbs.	Sophomore	JV2
						
Safeties		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Antonio Fenelus		26	5'9"	190lbs.	Sophomore	V
Bennie Blades		36	6'1"	221lbs.	Sophomore	V
Myron Rolle		25	6'2"	218lbs.	Sophomore	V
Mark Carrier		20	6'0"	186lbs.	Sophomore	V
						
Kick Returners		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Josh Cribbs		16	6'1"	192lbs.	Sophomore	V
Kevin Clark		20	5'10"	185lbs.	Sophomore	V
Brian Mitchell		30	5'10"	221lbs. Sophomore	V
						
Kickers		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Kevin Butler	6	6'1"	205lbs.	Sophomore	V
						
Punters		Number	Ht	Wt	Year	        V/JV1/JV2/S/F
Mike Lazecki	12	6'3"	200lbs.	Sophomore	V

*V=Varsity, JV1=Junior Varsity 1, JV2=Junior Varsity 2, S=Sophomore, F=Freshman, PS=Practice Squad.
*All non Varsity teams will compete against other universities from Darmen. However, if one of your universities JV teams would like a game, I would be happy to scorinate.

Opponent              GP W  D L  PF   PA  PD  Pct.
Eirikssonia Univ.     2  0  0 2  34   98  -64  .000
TGUTMC                2  1  0 1  30   27   +3  .500
Saugeais State        4  2  0 2  75   77   -2  .500
Mais University       2  0  0 2  33   49  -16  .000
Bugny A&M             5  2  0 3  84  117  -33  .400
Brigham Old Univ.     2  0  0 2  42   22  -10  .000
Wijlik Aviation Acad. 2  2  0 0  45   15  +30 1.000
Tim City University   2  2  0 0  50   17  +33 1.000
Univ. of Nobelius     2  2  0 0  40   17  +23 1.000
Arlnet University     2  2  0 0  33   16  +17 1.000
Relkul Setta State    2  2  0 0  56    7  +49 1.000
Total                 27 15 0 12 522 462  +60  .555

Helmet Base Design-Designed and Manufactured by TGT Sports Design

Please note that each helmet will be personalised with each players name, looking somethink like the below picture.

by **Osarius** » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:29 pm

|University of Utica Tigers|

Location: Utica, Tubriss, Osarius
Home Stadium: Martin Connors Memorial Stadium, aka The Pit (30,000)
Mascot: Tyrus and Tanit, the twin tigers

Head Coach: Mike Zampese (18th year with Utica)
Offensive Co-Ordinator: Daniel Corsey (10th year with Utica)
Defensive Co-Ordinator: Anthony Channa (3rd year with Utica)
Style of Play: West Coast Offense / 4-3 Defense (gradually becoming a Tampa 2 defense) with a strong secondary.

Notable Alumni:

Martin Connors; Former Osarius Firebirds head coach and Baptism of Iron III Champion
Leon Saint; Osarius Firebirds and Utica Bears Quarterback and Baptism of Iron III Champion
Rashad Jackson; Osarius Firebirds and Shanak Spartans Runningback
Tommy Rhodes; Utica Bears Quarterback and NSCF 1 Champion
Sheldon Taylor; Burningham Bulls Runningback and NSCF 1 Champion
Rigo Kopumava; Kronkow Kings Cornerback, Twice nominated NSCF Defensive Player of the Year and two-time NSCF Champion
Paul Atkinson; Osarius Firebirds Kicker, NSCF 3 Special Teams Player of the Year winner and two-time NSCF Champion
Karim Ouaddou; Firewood Phoenix Tight End, two-time NSCF champion
Darrius Mallory; Turic Serpents Safety, two-time NSCF champion

Team Honours:

Osarian Collegiate Gridiron League Championship x 10
OCGL Tubrissian Division Championship x 20
NationStates College Football Championship x 2
NSCF Woodlands Conference Championship x 2

A narrow, overtime defeat to one of your biggest rivals in what is effectively the world championship of collegiate gridiron isn't easy to take, right? Wrong. Well, if you're one of the University of Utica's Tigers, anyway. What probably hurt the most for the Tigers was coming so agonisingly close to being three-time NSCF champions, but Mike Zampese's men rallied well, despite the loss of a few key players. The pain became easier to bear after they dominated Callisto University Lynx -- last season's surprise package in OCGL -- in a thirty point Championship win (the second largest margin of victory in OCGL Championship games) to reclaim the national championship after three years parted from it.

Losing Karim Ouaddou impacted the Tigers' game most noticeably on offense, as Luke Saint initially struggled to form a strong rapport with Jermaine Nestor, while the loss of Darrius Mallory in the Tigers' secondary forced Hi'ro Manaka'li to perhaps up his game. While Nestor's numbers in OCGL were hardly spectacular, Manaka'li has certainly lived up to his reputation as the successor to Tigers legend Rigo Kopumava. Surprisingly, his regular partner after the halfway point of the season was sophomore cornerback Leon Calk. Calk's decision to snub his local college, Kyoshiku, to join their hated rivals the Tigers last season was seen as a mistake when the Steel Wolves claimed a tenth OCGL Championship -- at the expense of Utica -- at the end of Calk's freshman year. The tenacious defensive back let his actions speak for him in the orange and black of the Tubrissian college, however; 70 tackles, 4 interceptions, 2 defensive touchdowns and 2 returning touchdowns speak loudly, as he ousted Isaac Soliai from the starting lineup and Utica cruised to another divisional title, enroute to winning their tenth OCGL Championship.

The Tigers' run defense could still use work, but not only has the emergence of Calk given the secondary a substantial boost, but the pass rush looks solid too. Cameron Hunter stepped out of the sizeable shadow of Saul Abraham -- who graduated after the end of the last NSCF season -- to become the Tigers' leading pass-rusher with nine sacks to add to his thirteen tackles for loss in OCGL this past season. On the other side of the defensive line, the Mytanar Christian Thendorfer is showing signs of fulfilling his immense potential, picking up two sacks and six tackles for loss in only his second year. Mike Zampese's illness last season led many to believe he may not return for the fifth season of NSCF, but he insists he still has work to do in Utica "even if it kills me". The magic number back home is now eleven, and on the Tigers' form in OCGL, it would be hard to bet against them reaching it next year. In the meantime, a third NSCF title is firmly in their sights, as Luke Saint looks to become the most successful quarterback in Tigers' history. With much of his supporting cast returning, or being replaced by players of near equal quality, the offense still looks fearsome. Key to Saint's -- and by extension, Utica's -- success this season will be his returning receiver duo of Alves and North, who exceeded expectation last year with almost 200 catches and over 2,500 receiving yards between them. Daniel Corsey's hints of a runningback-by-committee system, or possibly fielding split backs, has been met with mixed response in Utica. Testing the system in OCGL, it found success against the likes of Kart Hago and Papyrum -- who aren't known for a strong run defense -- but came up short against the likes of Burningham, whose hard-nosed defense is often cited as one of a few "measuring sticks" by which great offenses are tested. Such mixed fortune may see Corsey shelve the idea in NSCF for the most part, despite the Tigers possessing great depth at runningback with Jennings, Jackson and Barker being joined by highly elusive freshman Drake Turnbull. Jennings rushed for over 1,700 yards in NSCF last season -- despite sharing carries with Quentin Jackson to an extent -- suggesting he could be the only the second runningback to notch up a 2,000 yard season since Rashad Jackson, and that's something that will certainly be on Corsey's mind as he devises his gameplans this season.

#No	Name		Surname		Position	Experience   
 1	Toby		Davies		Kicker		Junior
 4	Morgan		Newton		Quarterback	Junior
 6	Henry		Broderick	Kicker		Sophomore
 9	Luke		Saint		Quarterback	Senior
10	Zachary		Howard		Quarterback	Sophomore
11	Zachary		Doyle		Wide Receiver	Sophomore
12	Aiden		Green		Punter		Freshman
14	Manolo		Garrido		Wide Receiver	Sophomore
15	Andrew		Hollis		Punter		Sophomore
16	Drake		Turnbull	Runningback	Freshman
18	Esteban		Alves		Wide Receiver	Senior
20	Toniu		Tevaseu		Cornerback	Junior
21	Richard		Henry		Cornerback	Freshman
22	Matt		Jennings	Runningback	Senior
23	Lamont		Kelly		Fullback	Sophomore
24	Will		Wood		Safety		Sophomore
26	Joe		Rogers		Cornerback	Freshman
27	Guillermo	Ramirez		Safety		Junior
29	Will		Stark		Fullback	Junior
30	Chad		Howell		Safety		Junior
31	Quentin		Jackson		Runningback	Junior
32	Jonathan	McKenzie	Safety		Sophomore
33	Hi'ro		Manaka'li	Cornerback	Junior
34	Alistair	Staines		Safety		Junior
35	Victor		Carter		Safety		Freshman
36	Robert		Johnson		Fullback	Junior
37	Leon		Calk		Cornerback	Sophomore
39	Fabian		Barker		Runningback	Sophomore
49	Isaac		Soliai		Cornerback	Junior
51	Jorge		Najera		Def. Tackle	Sophomore
52	John		Dunn		Linebacker	Freshman
53	Nigel		Long		Defensive End	Freshman
54	Kenneth		Chukwu		Guard		Senior
55	Clive		Wilkinson	Off. Tackle	Freshman
56	Claude		N'Daiye		Off. Tackle	Senior
57	Obinna		Okafor		Center		Junior
58	Oliver		Richards	Def. Tackle	Freshman
59	Floyd		Richardson	Off. Tackle	Senior
60	Landon		Evans		Center		Freshman
61	Stephen		Smith		Def. Tackle	Freshman
62	Joseph		O'Neill		Off. Tackle	Junior
63	Steve		Ramona		Guard		Freshman
64	Domingo		Cervantes	Guard		Freshman
65	Christian	Thendorfer	Defensive End	Sophomore
66	Hugo		Grice		Def. Tackle	Junior
67	Christopher	Edwards		Def. Tackle	Senior
68	Kofi		Chukwu		Center		Sophomore
69	Lucas		Dizon		Def. Tackle	Junior
70	Armand		Tejada		Long Snapper	Sophomore
71	Gregorio	Gutierrez	Long Snapper	Freshman
72	Max		Shaw		Guard		Sophomore
73	Octavio		Barela		Guard		Sophomore
74	Raymond		Kerr		Off. Tackle	Sophomore
75	Gavin		Patterson	Guard		Junior
76	Cameron		Hunter		Defensive End	Junior
77	Marek		Vicha		Off. Tackle	Sophomore
79	Malachi		Forrester	Defensive End	Junior
81	Adam		North		Wide Receiver	Senior
82	Michel		Evra		Wide Receiver	Junior
84	Raul		Garcia		Tight End	Freshman
86	Robert		Schaffer	Tight End	Sophomore
87	Anthony		Young		Wide Receiver	Junior
88	Jermaine	Nestor		Tight End	Senior
90	Brandon		Rodgers		Linebacker	Senior
91	Samson		Raiola		Linebacker	Junior
92	Inoke		Manuwai		Linebacker	Junior
93	Dhani		Massuso		Linebacker	Senior
94	Tala		Fuamatu		Linebacker	Junior
95	Modesto		Medina		Linebacker	Sophomore
96	Dane		Nicholson	Linebacker	Junior
97	Amado		Aguilar		Defensive End	Freshman
98	Ramon		Carthy		Linebacker	Sophomore
99	Rafael		Velasquez	Defensive End	Freshman

If there is a weakness in the Tigers' roster this season, its a near-frightening lack of depth in the offensive line. In the Woodlands conference, teams generally possess strong pass rushes, in order to combat the largely aerial offensive tendencies of the conference's teams. If Saint's protection doesn't hold up, the former NSCF Offensive Player of the Year will struggle to repeat previous seasons' performances. By extension, the offense will falter, as the likes of Jennings and Jackson will be starved of openings. Marek Vicha is an outstanding prospect, and could dislodge Richardson from the starting role as the season progresses, while Okafor is a solid backup at center. Outside those two, though... the Tigers could face problems if hit with a few injuries early on. The receiving corps received no additions this season either, oddly enough, though its quality is unquestioned. The depth at runningback is sufficient for Corsey to consider alternate options on offense, too, so the questions on offense are largely limited to the line. And rightly so.

On the flipside, Anthony Channa's impact on the Tigers' defense has been remarkable. The depth of the secondary is oustanding, with Soliai and Tevaseu a backup duo that would rival many teams' starting pair at cornerback. Guillermo Ramirez is joined by the surprisingly solid Chad Howell -- 22 tackles and one interception in OCGL this past season after riding pine for most of the past two years -- at safety, with Staines and McKenzie capable deputies. Howell in particular has come in for praise in Osarius for his intelligent approach, and ability to read the game, while Ramirez remains a standout for the Tigers when defending against the run. Even the linebackers are looking frightening now, after not traditionally being of much concern to rival teams. The starting trio of Massuso, Raiola and Manuwai are a triple-threat with tons of experience (Massuso is a senior, the other two juniors) that would give cause for concern to all but the best runningbacks in the league, while their backups -- Nicholson, Rodgers and Carthy -- have all shown promise. Carthy in particular is tipped to be named as a defensive captain next season when Massuso graduates, and is arguably more capable of fulfilling Massuso's role in Channa's proposed -- and half-implemented -- Tampa 2 defensive strategy. Also integral to that scheme would be Raiola and his backup Rodgers, as both possess excellent tackling skills. Brandon Rodgers' talent is perhaps overlooked because he's unfortunate enough to have to compete for a starting berth with one of the Tubrissian division's leading tacklers in Samson Raiola, but when Raiola missed four games last year in OCGL, his absence went largely unnoticed. Who replaced him? Rodgers. In an odd twist of fate, it seems as though the aspect of the Tigers roster that is most frightening may actually be the defense. Particularly if you're counting on airing it out.

Offensive Depth Chart

Quarterback		Luke Saint		Morgan Newton		Zachary Howard
Fullback		Robert Johnson		Will Stark		Lamont Kelly
Running Back		Matt Jennings		Quentin Jackson		Fabian Barker
Wide Receiver 1		Esteban Alves		Anthony Young		Zachary Doyle
Wide Receiver 2		Adam North		Michel Evra		Manolo Garrido
Right Tackle		Claude N'Daiye		Raymond Kerr		Clive Wilkinson
Right Guard		Gavin Patterson		Octavio Barela		Steve Ramona
Center			Kofi Chukwu		Obinna Okafor		Landon Evans
Left Guard		Kenneth Chukwu		Max Shaw		Domingo Cervantes
Left Tackle		Floyd Richardson	Marek Vicha		Joseph O'Neill
Tight End		Jermaine Nestor		Robert Schaffer		Raul Garcia

Defensive Depth Chart

Strong Safety		Guillermo Ramirez	Alistair Staines	Will Wood
Free Safety		Chad Howell		Jonathan McKenzie	Victor Carter
Left Defensive End	Cameron Hunter		Malachi Forrester	Nigel Long
Left Defensive Tackle	Jorge Najera		Hugo Grice		Oliver Richards
Right Defensive Tackle	Christopher Edwards	Lucas Dizon		Stephen Smith
Right Defensive End	Christian Thendorfer	Rafael Velasquez	Amado Aguilar
Left Linebacker		Inoke Manuwai		Dane Nicholson		Modesto Medina
Right Linebacker	Samson Raiola		Brandon Rodgers		John Dunn
Middle Linebacker	Dhani Massuso		Ramon Carthy		Tala Fuamatu
Right Cornerback	Leon Calk		Isaac Soliai		Richard Henry
Left Cornerback		Hi'ro Manaka'li		Toniu Tevaseu		Joe Rogers

Special Teams Depth Chart

Kicker			Toby Davies		Henry Broderick	
Punter			Andrew Hollis		Aiden Green	
Long Snapper		Armand Tejada		Gregorio Gutierrez	
Kick Returner		Quentin Jackson		Fabian Barker		Drake Turnbull
Punt Returner		Leon Calk		Fabian Barker		Drake Turnbull

by **Arcatea** » Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:45 am

Arcatean Sports News Network

Bobcat Season Preview

Jack Urban ran into his office, short of breath, and with a frazzled look on his face as he quickly sat down at his desk for our interview. I expected that from Urban, as it was the opening day of training camp for the upcoming season, his 4th as Head Coach and Bucktown’s 2nd in the NSCF. His office looked like a bomb had gone off and destroyed a filing cabinet, so much so that his assistant had to move a stack of papers from the chair I sat in. When I asked him about that stack, he didn’t seem worried, “It was just some scouting from my first season here, I think that was 3 years ago. Its not important anymore, not even sure why I still have it, almost all of those players have moved on.”

Last season ended with a playoff shutout loss to Colden, which followed a 5 game win streak, beating both teams in the Championship game along the way. So this season, they face an uphill battle trying to qualify for the playoffs again. That shouldn’t be hard for a team that returns all but one starter on both sides of the ball, and brought in a solid recruiting class. The biggest recruit brought it, both physically and impact-wise, is Offensive Tackle Todd Martin, who coach Urban has indicated will be in the starting lineup come opening day. There were only 5 seniors on last years squad, but this team will be coming in with 6 losses to the team; Junior Tackle Jim Ipson asked to be released from his scholarship as he plans to transfer to another college. This came as a shock for Urban as Jim had been a big reason the team was able to sign Erik Ipson, Jim’s younger brother. According to one source close to the Ipson family, Jim didn’t feel he was given enough opportunity to earn a starting position, and with the signing of Todd Martin, he wanted to seek a spot on another team. “Jim is a smart kid, it is a shame to see him go. We felt he was going to be a big contributor this season, but he wanted to see how he could do with another team, so we saw no reason to not allow him to do so,” Coach Urban remarked during a press conference this summer.

This season we will be seeing a high powered offense get even better, with the return of Tim Smith and Jake Wilson from injuries. Smith, who is coming back after a knee injury in the second game of last season, received word this spring that he would be allowed to return for a 5th year because of the injury. Jake Wilson returns under-center after breaking his throwing hand, and he is throwing harder than before. Wilson has had more time to learn this offense, and with the addition of QB Coach Terrance Paine, who coached Wilson at Arcatean Coast, I expect that this offense will become even better, and might be towards the top of the Woodlands Conference. Defense, which isn’t the focus of Urban, looks to be even better as well.

Last January, Van Heard was celebrating his team’s victory in the Arcatean National Junior College Championship game when he got some very bad news, the College of Arts and Sciences would be closing. CAS had been in the news lately due to the mismanagement of the school, but coach Heard was unaware the school was in threat of being shut down. The ANJC allowed CAS players to transfer to other schools without penalty, but that still left Heard and his staff without jobs. Luckily for Heard, and his D-Coordinator, Robert Wayne, Bucktown was still looking for position coaches. Heard will be coaching the Defensive line, and Wayne is the new Linebackers coach, bringing over 35 years of coaching experience between them to the defensive side of the ball. Chris Thompson also added a Defensive back coach, Jon Box, from Red Mountain Junior College; Box also spent time ANFL, but decided he wanted to pursue coaching over playing.

There will also many additions on the offensive side of the ball. Jonas Wood made some key hires, adding some much needed experience along the line and in the backfield. The first position coach made by the Bobcats, was Cal Burgess, the offensive line coach. When this was announced, many fans were confused, Burgess was a former ANFL all star, and was coaching there as well. “Coaching professionals is very different, and I’m not sure I was cut out for it. At the college level, these kids are playing for the love of the game, not money. Its a challenge, but that is what I wanted,” Burgess claimed. The next hire made me scratch my head when I found out, but the more I think about it, the more I like it. Mike Libbey, who coached High School, is the Running Backs Coach. Most fans were hoping for a big name hire for this position, but to most this was anything but that. Libbey, who coached current ANFL MVP Marvin Olsen when he was a student at Greenleaf West, is known among other high school coaches for his running offense. Former Bobcat standout, Terrance Paine, was hired away from Arcatean Coast. The last position coach, Wide Receivers, the Bobcats didn’t have to look far. Chris Potter held a retirement press conference only 2 days before being named the WR coach at Bucktown, thanks to his good friend, Jack Urban. They not only played high school football together, for a season they were on the same ANFL team.

The Bobcats are poised to have a better season, but in the Woodlands Conference, that could proves to be difficult. Luckily for the Bobcats, this season there will be out of conference games, which could allow the Bobcats to have up to three more wins. The Bobcats are ranked 12th in Pre-Season rankings, which normally would be good, however, in the 6 team Woodlands, they are the 5th ranked team. Its no surprise that U of Ark and Utica sit at the top at 1 and 2, respectively, Frbiba State is sitting at #9, Touffer at 11, Bucktown at 12, and Jagoza at 16th. My prediction for the season? Bobcats fight to make it into the Top 10, finish 9-4.

by **Khabarovsk Krai** » Tue Mar 27, 2012 1:03 pm

First Woodlands RP Cutoff!

Click for Results

by **Osarius** » Tue Mar 27, 2012 3:38 pm

OK, first cutoff for Equinox conference

and also Big Eight. Arcatea will assume hosting duties for Big Eight after this matchday, until Arkinesia is able to take over again.

Results for both are here!

by **Saugeais** » Tue Mar 27, 2012 7:18 pm

Horizon Conference Week 1 cutoff!

And results.

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:32 pm

Kickoff!!!

...And the Mineral Conference is underway! First results coming right up!

Results

by **Michael VII** » Tue Mar 27, 2012 10:28 pm

Cutoff for MD1 for Sequoia Conference.

Scores

by **Khabarovsk Krai** » Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:42 am

Ducks Scrape Past Inmortales

Finn Mayrhofer's gut reaction: He flunked his first career start.

"Umm, I probably failed this test today," Mayrhofer said after No. 5 Riversburg-Madison's tougher than expected 6-0 victory over the stubborn Telle-Belle Universidad de Arte y Ciencia Inmortales on Tuesday. "I'd say, eh, around a D, maybe."

As the sophomore quarterback kept talking, he eased up on himself. Although his interception nearly led to Telle-Belle's best scoring opportunity, he did pass the ball well and drove his team to two field-goal opportunities. "I just think a win's a win and it's something I have to learn to enjoy," Mayrhofer said. "There's things that I'm worried about and things that I'm focused on that I didn't do so well. "I'll give it a C-minus, being positive."

Mayrhofer was 17 for 26 for 129 yards. Coach Kyrill Rosenboom noted that Mayrhofer made some nice throws in the second half, and said there was plenty of room for improvement. "You grow from adversity," Rosenboom said. "You don't like going through it, but you grow from it."

Safety Splinter Gerritse had an end zone interception for the Ducks, who were whipped by the Wyverns in their second playoff game last season and they again had their struggles on both sides of the ball in 90-degree heat. Three of their first four possessions ended quickly with punts for an offense that averaged 30 points last season, and Telle-Belle moved the ball with some success.

"We played below par today," defensive end Joseph De Lissa said. "We might have made a lot of good stops but it's going to take alot more to beat teams like Utica and FSU."

Gerritse's pickoff halted a 67-yard drive near the end of the first half with RMU up 3-0.

"The momentum shift stuns you," said the first-year Telle-Belle coach. "Kind of like a boxer, you get that uppercut but you don't go down."

RMU hurt itself with 81 yards on nine penalties, and has a short week ahead with the next game Thursday night at Alzburg-Dyka which could already prove to be the title decider. "I thought we just made more first-game mistakes than we've had for a long time," Rosenboom said. "We have to get better, and we've got to do it pretty fast."

"We moved the ball well," running back Tapani Välimaa said. "We just have to finish, have to score."

RMU, which had been around a 20-point favorite, answered on the first play of the fourth quarter. Hudson Swinburne's 10-yard catch set up Vladimir de Knegt's 45 yard field goal to put the Ducks up by 6 points.

Telle-Belle CB #1's interception and 5-yard return of Mayrhofer's overthrown pass gave Telle-Belle possession at the RMU 19 but they could do nothing with it. Down by 6, Telle-Belle ran out of downs at the RMU 30 midway through the fourth quarter. Tjipke Breeuwer recovered the Inmortales Qb's fumble with 1:49 left.

Two RMU defensive players left with injuries. Linebacker Steijn Elands sustained a high left ankle sprain in the first quarter, which could sideline him for a month, and end Cees Jensen has a dislocated left elbow that'll keep him out for at least one game.

Vladimir de Knegt's 33 yard field-goal up the middle capped a 76-yard drive late in the first quarter. The Inmortales struggled on the kicking game, with Telle-Belle Kicker wide left on a 41-yard field goal attempt in the first half and his second field goal was blocked. It was the first game for the Telle-Belle Kicker, a sophomore.

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