NSCF 6 Everything Thread

by **Osarius** » Thu Aug 09, 2012 3:41 pm

NationStates College Football season 6

Here it is! The sixth 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 seven conferences this season; Big Eight, Horizon, Mineral, Sequoia, Woodlands and Equinox return, with the addition of the new Celestia conference. Each conference will have six teams, and the regular season will be double round-robin, for a total of 10 games. Games will be scorinated three times a week, on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Please check your conference for a projected RP cutoff time. Scores will be posted in this thread.

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 fourteen teams -- conference champions plus the next best five 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 OoC week, to be voted on by the NSCF Committee.

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

Matchday one - 21 August
Matchday two - 23 August
Matchday three - 26 August
OoC game arrangement deadline - 27 August
Matchday four - 28 August
Matchday five - 30 August
Matchday six - 2 September
Matchday seven - 4 September
Matchday eight - 6 September
Matchday nine - 9 September
Matchday ten - 11 September
Championship venue proposal deadline - 12 September
OoC game one - 13 September
OoC game two - 16 September
OoC game three - 18 September
Playoff berth and Championship venue voting deadline - 22 September (?)
Playoffs Round One - 23 September (?)

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

Bugny A&M University Eagles	      [SAU] Saugeais              
Saugeais State University Lancers     [SAU] Saugeais              
Scott City University Broncos	      [DAR] Darmen                
U. of Califas at Los Angeles Bruins   [FSC] Free South Califas    
University of Palermo Purple Aces     [AND] The Andromeda Islands 
Wijlik Aviation Academy Skyhawks      [BOR] Boriem

Celestia Conference (Scorinated by Osarius)
Reigning Champions: None

Alder University Bandits                 [OVE] The Ovian Empire  
Artheim Imperial Academy Nightwolves     [KRS] Kryosis
Cegap de Val-Mauricie Orpailleurs        [SCM] Sicoutimont       
Janwick University Tigers                [CVC] Civil Citizenry   
Polluxia University Polars               [VTR] Vettrera          
Tim City University Bears                [DAR] Darmen
Coastal Carolina University Tigersharks  [USD] United South Dominion

** Artheim Imperial Academy replaced at the final hour by Coastal Carolina University. The Kryosi college, it turned out, had miscalculated the maturity of their clones -- someone carried a one and added a remainder where they weren't supposed to, or something like that -- and they were in fact ineligible to take part in collegiate competition. They have stated their intent to enter next season, however.

Equinox Conference (Scorinated by Michael VII)
Reigning Champions: Farstate University [NLA]

Farstate University Cardinals 	      [NLA] Newland-America    
Laurentia University Bears            [LYM] Lymantatia         
National University at Mardi Marills  [NSI] N. Sunrise Islands 
Toruvian University Llamas            [OUR] Ouearotion         
Université Laval Rouge et Or          [EQB] Eastern Quebec     
University of St. Jermaine Templars   [TAI] Taijan

Horizon Conference (Scorinated by Michael VII)
Reigning Champions: Freedom's Altar University [YSP]

Freedom's Altar University Flames     [YSP] Yesopalitha	       
Green Coast University Bullfrogs      [BVR] Beaverriver        
Ramusok Capital University Dragons    [COS] Cosumar 	       
Sacred Heart University Crusaders     [YSP] Yesopalitha        
Stoneshore College Bruins	      [COS] Cosumar 	       
West Taqud University Cereal Killers  [TAQ] TaQud

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

Aldin Tech University Wasps           [NFK] North Franklin        
Hantz Provincial University Tigers    [BEL] Beldonia              
University of Mendella Lions          [ADN] Adun                  
University of Port Salem Anchors      [WGA] West Guiana	  	  
Salem Community College Saints	      [WGA] West Guiana 	  
Valor Coast University Cyclones	      [VTR] Vettrera

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

Decraa College Eagles                 [MYT] Mytannion           
HUGE Super Destroyers                 [HLK] Hulkamania          
University of Alzburg-Dyka Royals     [MYT] Mytannion		
University of Korcyka Warhawks	      [THT] Thatius 		
Netteingen Tech Hyenas		      [KBK] Khabarovsk Krai 	
Riversburg-Madison University Ducks   [KBK] Khabarovsk Krai

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

Frbiba State University Firebirds     [MCV] Michael VII       
Jagoza University Groundhogs 	      [MCV] Michael VII       
Touffer University Wizards            [CVC] Civil Citizenry   
University of Arkinesia Wyverns       [ARK] Arkinesia 	      
U. of Stahalmark at Dunnmaar Skiltrum [AMS] Allamunnic States 
Utica University Tigers		      [OSR] Osarius

Post NSCF 5 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** » Thu Aug 09, 2012 3:41 pm

Current NSCF Top 20 Rankings -- Playoff Seeding Order (Week 12)
(as compiled by OSN.net)

##  Team                           Conf.      Rec.  OSPI    
01  University of Alzburg-Dyka     Sequoia    11-1  0.770
02  University of Port Salem       Mineral    10-1  0.750
03  National University at Mardi   Equinox     9-1  0.737
04  Tim City University            Celestia    9-1  0.732
05  Valor Coast University         Mineral    10-2  0.688
06  West TaQud University          Horizon    10-2  0.688
07  Utica University               Woodlands  10-2  0.648
08  Bugny A&M University           Big Eight   9-3  0.622
09  Alder University               Celestia    7-3  0.612
10  Freedom's Altar University     Horizon     8-4  0.591
11  Polluxia University            Celestia    8-3  0.589
12  Riversburg-Madison University  Sequoia     9-3  0.581
13  Frbiba State University        Woodlands   9-3  0.581
14  Saugeais State University      Big Eight   8-4  0.552
15  Farstate University            Equinox     8-4  0.548
16  Decraa College                 Sequoia     6-4  0.533
17  U. of Califas at Los Angeles   Big Eight   7-5  0.526
18  University of Arkinesia        Woodlands   7-5  0.522
19  Scott City University          Big Eight   8-4  0.508
20  Sacred Heart University        Horizon     8-4  0.507

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.
These should be considered the "official rankings" for all intents and purposes, as the spreadsheet is programmed to calculate ranks according to the criteria laid out in the NSCF Procedural List.

##  College                                   Nat.   Conference
01  Frbiba State University                   [MCV]  Woodlands
02  University of Arkinesia                   [ARK]  Woodlands
03  University of Alzburg-Dyka                [MYT]  Sequoia
04  Scott City University                     [DAR]  Big Eight
05  University of Port Salem                  [WGA]  Mineral
06  Farstate University                       [NLA]  Equinox
07  Freedom's Altar University                [YSP]  Horizon
08  Riversburg-Madison University             [KBK]  Sequoia
09  Utica University                          [OSR]  Woodlands
10  West Taqud University                     [TAQ]  Horizon
11  Bugny A&M University                      [SAU]  Big Eight
12  Netteingen Tech                           [KBK]  Sequoia
13  Saugeais State University                 [SAU]  Big Eight
14  University of Korcyka                     [THT]  Sequoia
15  Ramusok Capital University                [COS]  Horizon
16  Stoneshore College                        [COS]  Horizon
17  Valor Coast University                    [VTR]  Mineral
18  Touffer University                        [CVC]  Woodlands
19  Jagoza University                         [MCV]  Woodlands
20  Janwick University                        [CVC]  Celestia
21  Tim City University                       [DAR]  Celestia
22  Wijlik Aviation Academy                   [BOR]  Big Eight
23  University of Stahalmark at Dunnmaar      [AMS]  Woodlands
24  Alder University                          [OVE]  Celestia
25  University of Palermo                     [AND]  Big Eight
26  Université Laval                          [EQB]  Equinox
27  University of Califas at Los Angeles      [FSC]  Big Eight
28  Sacred Heart University                   [YSP]  Horizon
29  Polluxia University                       [VTR]  Celestia
30  National University at Mardi              [NSI]  Equinox
31  University of St. Jermaine                [TAI]  Equinox
32  Coastal Carolina University               [USD]  Celestia
33  Decraa College                            [MYT]  Sequoia
34  University of Mendella                    [ADU]  Mineral
35  Toruvian University                       [OUR]  Equinox
36  Salem Community College                   [WGA]  Mineral
37  Laurentia University                      [LYM]  Equinox
38  Green Coast University                    [BVR]  Horizon
39  Hantz Provincial University               [BEL]  Mineral
40  Aldin Tech University                     [NFK]  Mineral
41  Cegap de Val-Mauricie                     [SCM]  Celestia
42  Hulkamaniacs Understand Getting Educated  [HLK]  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.
** In the actual standings spreadsheet, the final tiebreaker is last season's rank (based on playoffs and final standings) or alphabetical order for 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 2100 PDT
Any issues should be directed to Yesopalitha

Celestia Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 2300-0000 GMT
Any issues should be directed to Osarius

Equinox Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 0600 GMT (on game days)
Any issues should be directed to Michael VII

Horizon Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 0600 GMT (on game days)
Any issues should be directed to Michael VII

Mineral Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 2300-0000 GMT
Any issues should be directed to Osarius

Sequoia Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 2300-0000 GMT
Any issues should be directed to Osarius

Woodlands Conference schedule

RP cutoffs for this conference will typically be 2100 PDT
Any issues should be directed to Yesopalitha

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.

Blue 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. Red matchups are those I have taken note of from the discussion thread, and require confirmation, but would otherwise be fine.

Week One:

Valor Coast University @ Farstate University
University of Alzburg-Dyka @ Utica University
Salem Community College @ Sacred Heart University
University of Korcyka @ Freedom's Altar University
Saugeais State University @ Université Laval
University of St. Jermaine @ University of Stalhamark at Dunnmaar
University of Arkinesia @ Scott City University
West Taqud University @ University of Mendella
Bugny A&M @ Frbiba State University
Jagoza University @ University of Califas at Los Angeles
Wijlik Aviation Academy @ Riversburg-Madison University
University of Palermo @ Netteingen Tech

Week Two:

Valor Coast University @ Netteingen Tech
Green Coast University @ Riversburg-Madison University
University of Stalhamark at Dunnmaar @ Sacred Heart University
Freedom's Altar University @ Saugeais State University
University of Mendella @ Université Laval
Bugny A&M @ University of St. Jermaine
University of Arkinesia @ Farstate University
University of Califas at Los Angeles @ Salem Community College
University of Port Salem @ Jagoza University
West TaQud University @ Wijlik Aviation Academy
Scott City University @ Frbiba State University
University of Palermo @ Utica University
University of Korcyka @ Polluxia University
University of Alzburg-Dyka @ Touffer University

Week Three:

Utica University @ Riversburg-Madison University
University of St. Jermaine @ Valor Coast University
Netteingen Tech @ University of Arkinesia
Sacred Heart University @ Bugny A&M
Farstate University @ Freedom's Altar University
Université Laval @ West TaQud University
Wijlik Aviation Academy @ University of Stalhamark at Dunnmaar
University of Mendella @ University of Califas at Los Angeles
Salem Community College @ University of Korcyka
University of Port Salem @ Scott City University
Saugeais State University @ Jagoza University
Frbiba State University @ University of Alzburg-Dyka
University of Palermo @ Tim City University

by **Taijan** » Thu Aug 09, 2012 4:23 pm

Code: Select all: St. Jermaine University Templars American Football Team QB Chistopher Montague #5 SO QB Danny Rodriguez #13 FR RB Davis Tong #11 JR RB Timothy Doscher #14 SR RB Lyle McCormick #4 FR FB Tyler Nguyen #33 JR FB Landon Jarvis #21 FR WR Christian Yu #81 SR WR Kevin de Valentine #88 SO WR Henry Muir #82 SO WR Ricky Armand #89 FR WR Kenneth Martin #86 FR TE Tannis McGhehey #87 SR TE Jordan Fields #79 JR G Horace Chao #51 SR G Kory McTavish #55 SR G Rakkim Epps #54 SO OT Damon Silva #56 SO OT Rory Engleman #50 SR OT Richard al-Maktab #57 FR C Joshua Kang #52 SR C Oscar Dillon #53 SO DT Martin Herrera #66 SR DT Dante Marcus #61 JR DT Dillon Forsythe #64 SO DE Horace Chao #51 SR DE Cory Taijan #66 SO DE T.J. de Vicci #68 FR DE Christopher LeBlanc #69 FR MLB Jason Danielson #12 SR MLB Lance Cho #9 SR OLB Roderick Kim #19 JR OLB Kirk Jones #14 SO OLB Jordan Fields #79 JR DB Christian Yu #81 SR DB Jordan Fields #79 SR DB Jamil Christopherson #65 SO DB Jimmy LaRoy #75 FR DB Desmond Ray #74 FR DB Christian Almeda #77 FR K Danny Catron #3 JR P Riki Cho #45 SO KR Christian Yu #81 SR PR Christian Yu #81 SR

NOTE: I have a lot of guys playing both ways, I'm not just lazy with the names.

University of St. Jermaine Press--Week of 6 August 2012

Code: Select all: The reason for that undue quiet on campus this week has been found out; the football team is gone. Not gone entirely, of course, no such luck, but gone from the campus scene, gone from the parties and the debauchery and from classes. Actually, just kidding on that last one; they've been missing class all semester. Still, the lack of binge drinking, butt-slapping and flagrant sexism has been palpable lately. Just what are those crazy kids up to? The answer, of course, is football. But not just any football, says head coach Jimmy Cundiff. Big-time football, against other countries and everything. The Templars are playing in the Equinox Championship, against college teams from all over the world, including Eastern Quebec, Lymantatia, and the Northern Sunrise Islands, and that means long plane rides, lots of missed classes, and, of course, tougher football. "It's a great opportunity," Cundiff found time to tell us in-between supervising weightlifting sessions for linebackers and defensive backs. "We'll be playing against other teams at or above our level. No more big fish in small pond for us." No figures could be gained on the cost of such an endeavor, but Cundiff assures us it is worth it for the exposure and the opportunity to represent Taijan on the international stage.

by **Mytannion** » Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:38 am

Welcome to the University of Alzburg-Dyka!

NSCF 6 is about to begin - and UAD hope to follow up their success from the previous season into this one. Once again, the students, academic staff and alums welcome everybody to the campus and hope everybody enjoys their stay, however long or short. Once again, the best fans in all of college football are gearing up to celebrate what they hope will be a great season. Domestically, they are the most successful team ever. They have won the most MNCF (Mytanar National Collegiate Football) Championships, out of all the teams that compete. This year has been a down year in sporting terms for UAD, they haven't had any success in anything - of course, we'll come onto their domestic college football success in a later section. The Royals are still strong this season, even after losing a serious amount of talent last season. It wasn't in huge numbers, but the actual players lost accounted for a large amount of talent lost.

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 2004 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: Maize, 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 an extremely modern stadium, by Mytanar standards anyway. This is it's fourth season of use and an expansion has taken the capacity to 60,000 for this season. Of course, that is just the official capacity and usually the actual attendance exceeds the official capacity by approximately 2,000. Tiegemburk Park, being a modern stadium has some of the best amenities available; including the under soil heating, which is of prime importance in Mytannion - what with the cold and sometimes very snowy weather. Tailgating here is superb, with fans gathering for hours before the game and setting up the barbecue and getting the party started with a lot of alcohol consumed and a lot of impromptu chanting started up everywhere. Inside the stadium, there are specific sections for different fans. There's the north stand, which is split half and half between away fans and the loudest home fans. This is where a drum beats away all game, setting the beat for the offense to move the chains downfield. The away fans are separated from the most vociferous fans by a huge wire fence. The main stand, where the team runs out is packed with the alums of the college - this is the main family section, and is often seen as the section that represents the university best - maize and blue packs this section of the stadium, showing off the university's colours brilliantly. The south stand, is another fanatical section, filled with some of the students. The other sideline stand is a real mixture of support, with families and people who don't hold season tickets being found here, this section doesn't have a roof and is completely open to the worst that the Mytanar elements can throw.

Domestic Performance.
UAD have been used to dominating performances domestically in recent years, winning the last four MNCF Championships. They were looking to win yet another this season, even with a new quarterback at the helm in the form of Erritel Hikhrela. They did not disappoint as they romped to another Conference Championship, their 26th, as they managed a 12-2 record in the regular season. They didn't start the season well at all however, as they lost 16-3 to Arsika Military, whose staunch defense prevented the Royals from getting anything going offensively and their running game managed to get them a touchdown and in position to kick three more field goals; which ended up being good enough to win the game. They recovered in the second game, beating Parr Agricultural 23-16, the offense getting three touchdowns and the defense forcing a safety.

They followed this up with a 13-0 shutout of Molevsky and an air raid of win against Parr State, winning 37-10, Hikhrela passing in four touchdowns. A 3-1 record after four games wasn't terrible for UAD, although they hadn't experienced a loss for a few seasons - but growing pains were to be expected with three new players in the secondary, a new backfield and just the loss of the best player ever produced by UAD. A narrow, late touchdown victory over Nalchik University 13-6 made it 4-1 going into an important match against the strong Ravnina Tech. Ravnina Tech have an expert senior quarterback, Jan Kurka, who is expected to be the #1 pick of this year's draft. Kurka threw for 467 yards, 4 touchdowns and most importantly no interceptions as he demoted UAD to a 4-2 record after six games. There was fear in the UAD athletics department after this loss as they went into the Ole Ball Game against Ontario Tech, the biggest rivalry game that UAD has, where they would compete for the Tolstoy Trophy.

UAD did recover as they beat their rivals, Ontario Tech by one-point, 24-23, with a field goal as time expired. Hikhrela showed great leadership quality in this game as he marched the team up the field from his own 20 and into field goal range. This was the catalyst for a 7 game win streak, as UAD avenged losses against Arsika Military and Ravnina Tech and crushed several teams, beating Parr Agricultural 31-13, Parr State 30-6, Nalchik University 31-7 and Molevsky 23-3. This left the Royals with a 12-2 record at the end of the regular season, which was the best record out of any of the teams in the 'Big Four' conferences (Midlands, Highland, Capital Conference and UAD's own EN-8). The EN-8 Conference has a bowl game tie-in with the Rose Bowl, so UAD, as winners of their conference would be guaranteed a spot there - in the most prestigious bowl game of them all.

However, after no team from one of the 'Big Four' conferences could match their record and only non-automatic qualifying Trunca College could, the Royals were once again given a spot in the MNCF National Championship Game. The team that were chosen to play them were the 11-3 Decraa College, champions of what is normally talked of as the toughest conference to win, the Midlands. There was controversy as they were picked over a 12-2 team in the form of Trunca College, but based on strength of schedule, the committee chose Decraa College and Sviatoslaw Kovalyov, the freshman quarterback that UAD snubbed in favour of Marc Zotov. Half the nation almost hoped that Erritel Hikhrela would become injured in the run-up to the championship game in order to see the two most highly touted quarterback recruits from last years recruiting class go against each other. This didn't happen in the end, but the fans were still given an enthralling encounter in the Championship Game.

The Royals started well, with a touchdown in the first five minutes of the game, Hikhrela looking in mercurial form. Decraa College replied with a touchdown of their own, Kovalyov showing he's not just a pocket passer and showing he can work outside the pocket by running it in - from 24 yards, too. Decraa College then went on a rampage through the new UAD secondary, Kovalyov passing for 189 yards in the second and third quarters alone. This huge yardage also equated to two more touchdowns for Decraa College, both through the air. Kovalyov connected with star wide-out Marek Stremmemann on a 24-yard stop-and-go route to get the Midlands Conference Champions ahead, and then in the 3rd quarter extended their league by dinking a ball over defensive tackle, Gore Sidorov, to his halfback on a screen. Said halfback, Rudolf Parenko then made an outstanding play, juking out of what would have been a bonecrushing tackle by Ragnar Simmundsson and taking the football to the house. UAD were 21-7 down, going into the 4th quarter of the game, the Royals would need a comeback of Ostgurnesque proportions.

Hikhrela started by marching his team down to the 7 yard line, where he pitched the ball to Ihor Voronkov who slammed his way into the endzone, breaking two tackles on the way to his dive over the goal line. 21-14, with a lot of time to go in the quarter. 12:32 on the clock, time for a defensive stop, a turnover would be even better though. As Decraa College tried to run the clock down, Marwan Pijnenberg looked to be getting more and more restless on the defensive line. After four minutes of short yardage gains and first downs gained on 3rd & Short, Pijnenberg decided to make the move by moving perfectly on the snap of the ball, his timing was immense and as he shedded two attempted blocks from the centre and left guard, he found a gap and charged towards Kovalyov, who was passing it for once. Pijenberg was coming from Kovalyov's blindside and the big defensive lineman absolutely crushed the freshman quarterback. The ball came loose from Kovalyov's grasp and cornerback, Audvar Sommerstad was the quickest to react. He had been covering the zone in the left flat and as nobody was in this area, he could concentrate on what was happening in the pocket, and as Kovalyov fumbled, Sommerstad charged to the ball, recovered it and gained another 15 yards as he put the Royals in a fantastic position to level the scores.

Sommerstad's fumble recovery gave the Royals fantastic field position, on the Decraa College 37 yard line. Hikhrela didn't waste too much time (bearing in mind they only had about 07:57 left anyway), throwing a quick slant underneath to Sawa Efremov, who broke a tackle and then found a gap and burst through it, getting the Royals down to the 18. A draw play, giving the ball off to Ihor Voronkov tricked the Decraa College defense into looking for the pass and this hesitation led to Voronkov easing his way to another first down. Now inside the Decraa College 10, situated on the 7 yard line. The Royals had a decision to make, two minutes had gone - so if they got a touchdown very quickly, there would be plenty of time for Decraa College to get back into it. This led to two run plays, the first of 2 yards, the second of 3 yards, getting the Royals down to the 2-yard line.

The next play was crucial, 3rd & Goal, Hikhrela stepped back to pass, he looped a short throw over the defensive lineman to the tight-end, Marijan Bilic, who was running a drag route along the goal line, touchdown. 21-21, 04:36 left on the clock, possibly one possession each to try and win the game late on.

Sviatoslaw Kovalyov had got his team to the UAD 42-yard line, just outside field goal range for his kicker. Marwan Pijnenberg was apparently inspired by his forced fumble as he went after the freshman QB again. This time he sacked him for a loss of 6 yards, leaving Decraa College on 2nd & 16, on the next play, Gore Sidorov made up for earlier mistakes by making a sack of his own, this time for only 2 yards. 3rd & 18 to go, Decraa College needed to pass the ball. Kovalyov took a big dropback, then passed long, trying to reach his favourite receiver, Marek Stremmemann, he didn't realise that he was throwing into double coverage however - as Audvar Sommerstad stepped up for his second turnover of the game, intercepting the ball and running it back to the 43 yard line. 02:37 on the clock. Hikhrela made hand-off after hand-off to Ihor Voronkov who valiantly kept hold of the ball on every rushing play, 10 plays in two minutes to run the clock down, with three straight first downs. The Royals were down to the 11 yard line, well within field goal range. There was only 00:22 on the clock now, but if that were the time that Decraa College had when they got the ball back, they would have a chance to win the game. UAD has learnt in recent years that they can't leave anything to chance. Two more plays got UAD down to the 7 yard line, but also wasted a valuable 14 seconds, getting the time down to 8 seconds left in the game. Erritel Hikhrela just took a knee to run the clock down some more, Decraa College had used all their timeouts, UAD had one left and as the clock reached 00:02, UAD took that final timeout.

If this kick was good, UAD would win the MNCF National Championship for the 11th time and their 5th straight national title. Pressure was heaped on freshman kicker, Maxim Ignatiev. In a normal game, it would be one of the easiest field goals he'd ever attempt. A 23-yard attempt, it was simple. In any normal game anyway, but as everybody knew, this was far from any normal game.

The ball was snapped, back-up quarterback, Marc Zotov, held the ball perfectly for his kicker. Ignatiev ran up, sliced his foot through the ball and the ball was going, flying through the air, towards the goal posts. It was perfect, splitting the posts straight down the middle, it was good. The UAD players mobbed the field, diving on their kicker who must have been crushed at the bottom of one of the biggest piles ever as the Royals managed to win their 11th MNCF National Championship. 24-21, final score, UAD beating Decraa College, who look like one of the best suited teams to perhaps join UAD in the NSCF one day.

UAD saw this as fantastic preparation for what is being looked at as one of the toughest NSCF seasons the Royals will have to endure as of yet. "The team proved that even with a lot of new additions and changes to the playbooks on both sides of the ball, we can do extremely well. It could be a year of rebuilding at the NSCF level, with a pretty much brand new secondary, a new quarterback, halfback and various freshman who are playing as back-ups this year." Coach Troxel said, continuing, "but our form in the MNCF, possibly the premier domestic college football league in the world, shows that we can still more than keep up with the best and shows that we should definitely aim for a berth in the second round of the play-offs this season."

High hopes for the Royals from their coach.

Full Season Results.

MNCF National Championship Game - @ Sparby Stadium, Backsfield (Capacity, 47,000).
#1 UAD (13-2) 24-21 #2 Decraa College (11-4).

Rose Bowl - @ The Rose Bowl, Ibon (Capacity, 51,000).
#7 UC-R (11-4) 24-13 #8 Parr State (10-5).

Bauxite Bowl - @ Thessia Stadium, Thessia (Capacity, 40,000).
#4 Alex Util (12-3) 27-17 #11 RKU (9-6).

Salt Bowl - @ Salt Bowl, Miago (Capacity 45,000).
#6 Air Force (11-4) 20-10 #5 Cote-Ast College (11-4).

Partie Bowl - @ Stade Victoire, Esca (Capacity, 42,500).
#3 Trunca College (12-3) 0-16 #10 UKGN (10-5).

Cherry Bowl - @ Razhevsky Field at henrik Stadium, Cizian (Capacity, 40,000).
#9 Stratenberg University (10-5) 10-17 #12 UT (10-5).

The Team.

The Coaching Team.

Coaching Staff
Role                   Name            Age Duration of Time at UAD.
Head Coach:            Rob Troxel      52  8 Seasons.
Assistant Coach:       Tom Walker      42  4 Seasons.
Offensive Coordinator: Filip Toman     33  First Season.
Offensive Backs Coach: Ryan Taylor     49  5 Seasons.
Offensive Line Coach:  Tuumo Liskanen  41  4 Seasons.
Receivers Coach:       Freddie Brenna  26  First Season.
Defensive Coordinator: Wadislaw Resoek 43  5 Seasons.
Defensive Backs Coach: Sergei Lavrov   29  First Season.
Defensive Line Coach:  Jacob Rembrandt 41  4 Seasons.
Special Teams Coaches: Tomas Danzig    43  4 Seasons.
.......................Dan Wilkerson   41  4 Seasons.

The Offense.

Coordinator: Filip Toman
Base Formation: Pro set/splitback formation.

#  Name                  Position Height Weight Year Notes
1  Erritel Hikhrela      QB       5-11   228    SR   Redshirt
2  Marc Zotov            QB       5-8    172    FR
4  Timur Fyodorov        HB       5-8    187    FR
5  Anton Bazhenov        HB       5-11   206    FR   Redshirt
7  Zinovy Sozonov        WR       6-4    219    FR   Redshirt
10 Pimen Kotov           WR       6-6    228    SR
11 Oscar Vavilov         WR       6-2    213    FR   Redshirt         
13 Jaromir Kudryashov    QB       6-3    209    SO                 
37 Zdenek Janecek        FB       5-10   205    JR    
38 Ihor Voronkov         HB       6-2    212    SO      
39 Vitezslav Budin       FB       5-10   207    JR     
53 Tikhon Zaitsev        RG       6-1    243    SO               
54 Faustino Tebbe        RT       6-5    261    SR
62 Klim Fedorov          C        6-5    252    FR
63 Thomas Dodds          LG       6-5    270    JR   Redshirt     
65 Benjamin Voronov      LT       6-4    242    SO           
67 Vladimir Vasek        LT       6-2    250    JR 
68 Julian Andreev        LG       6-2    251    SO 
71 Ewout Moller          LG       6-3    239    JR   
72 Frans Johansen        C        6-5    244    JR 
73 Methodius Mishin      TE       6-4    229    FR
74 Maxim Bodrov          RT       6-2    240    FR   Redshirt
75 Vladislav Vinogradoff C        6-3    243    SO
77 Emmanuel Selezynov    TE       6-3    220    FR   Redshirt
78 Ignaas Christiansen   RG       6-4    247    JR   
79 Sofiane Vunderink     RT       6-5    266    SR
81 Reda Kaijser          WR       6-1    210    FR   International Student            
84 Sawa Efremov          WR       5-11   198    SO   
86 Marijan Bilic         TE       6-6    236    JR   
87 Aleksi Tevarz         WR       6-0    216    SR

Key.
Starters  - Gold.
Redshirts - Red.

Graduated since previous season: Mikjel Ostgurn (QB), Yuri Zukov (WR), Tomas Pamic (HB), Marcin Wozniak (WR).
Redshirting for current season: Arne Kitz (FR QB/WR), Zinovy Azarov (FR WR), Vlad Zhirov (SO WR), Emil Baryshnikov (SR TE), Iskander Tretiakov (SO TE), Samuel Blokhin (SO LT), Daniel Bezrukov (SR LG), Makar Abramoff (SO C), Jiri Hartman (JR RG), Lubomir Efimov (SR RT), Dennis Yudin (SO RT).

Offensive Depth Chart.

Position          1                    2                 3                      
Quarterback       Erritel Hikhrela     Marc Zotov        Jaromir Kudryashov
Halfback          Ihor Voronkov        Timur Fyodorov    Anton Bazhenov
Fullback          Vitezslav Budin      Zdenek Janecek
Wide Receiver 1   Aleksi Tevarz        Pimen Kotov       Oscar Vavilov
Wide Receiver 2   Sawa Efremov         Reda Kaijser      Zinovy Sozonov
Tight-End         Marijan Bilic        Methodius Mishin  Emmanuel Selezynov
Left Tackle       Vladimir Vasek       Benjamin Voronov
Left Guard        Ewout Moller         Thomas Dodds      Julian Andreev
Centre            Frans Johansen       Klim Fedorov      Vladislav Vinogradoff
Right Guard       Ignaas Christiansen  Tikhon Zaitsev
Right Tackle      Sofiane Vunderink    Faustino Tebbe    Maxim Bodrov

The Defense.

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

#  Name                   Position Height Weight Year Notes
3  Ivan Solich            SS       6-1    209    FR
6  Arkady Izmailov        CB       5-10   211    FR
12 Audvar Sommerstad      CB       6-2    214    FR   International Student
26 Jaylen Thomas          CB       6-0    210    FR   International Student
27 Gordey Zubarev         CB       6-0    203    SO
32 Hilarion Golubov       FS       6-0    209    SO  
43 Arrun Montrose         MLB      6-0    224    FR   International Student
44 Matia Drazumeric       FS       5-11   227    SR   Redshirt    
45 Jackson Golding        FS       6-1    202    JR   International Student
48 Esko Hauta-Aho         SS       6-4    211    JR   
49 Bentleigh Washburn     CB       6-4    210    JR   International Student
50 Yaroslav Bocharov      ROLB     6-1    213    SO 
51 Emelyan Averyanov      CB       6-3    225    SR    
57 Ragnar Simmundsson     MLB      6-5    241    SR                    
59 Vasko Veronek          ROLB     6-3    223    SR
60 Vojo Kreuzer           LOLB     6-2    234    SR   Redshirt
61 Johnson van Eekeren    LOLB     6-5    230    SO   Redshirt
62 Ali Kuberski           ROLB     6-2    234    JR   Redshirt
70 Sidor Maslow           LOLB     6-1    220    SO
76 Carey Grassie          SS       6-4    224    JR   Redshirt
81 Gerard Carson          DE       6-3    260    FR   International Student
82 Modest Kryukov         DE       6-4    240    SO  
85 Oscar Ignatyev         DT       6-1    234    SO
86 Ernest Andreeff        DT       6-3    243    FR   Redshirt
87 Robert Gorbunov        DE       6-5    253    FR   Redshirt
90 Farid Lavrov           DT       6-4    239    FR
91 Gore Sidorov           DT       6-5    246    SR
92 Theo Abramov           DE       6-3    237    SO  
93 Laurent Vézeau         DE       6-6    251    JR   International Student
94 Jerold Frashure        DT       6-1    235    SR   
95 Fadi Pereira           DE       6-4    239    SR                 
96 Marwan Pijnenberg      DT       6-1    223    JR   
98 Cliff Garthwaite       MLB      6-3    230    SR

Key.
Starters  - Gold.
Redshirts - Red.

Graduated since previous season: Zymer Didmar (CB), Serhij Lokaj (CB), Franc Legen (SS), Mijo Vrenko (LOLB), Eustachy Rutkowski (DT), Moises Pridgett (JR ROLB).
Redshirting for current season: Mayor Glazkov (SO MLB), Nestor Pirogov (FR MLB), Jaromir Karzo (FR ROLB), Thomas Vasiliev (SO CB), Arkady Kirillov (SO FS), Rinat Tokaryev (FR SS).

Defensive Depth Chart.

Position                  1                    2                3                  
Left Defensive End        Fadi Pereira         Gerard Carson    Robert Gorbunov
Left Defensive Tackle     Gore Sidorov         Oscar Ignatyev   Ernest Andreeff
Right Defensive Tackle    Marwan Pijnenberg    Jerold Frashure  Farid Lavrov
Right Defensive End       Laurent Vézeau       Modest Kryukov   Theo Abramov
Left Outside Linebacker   Johnson van Eekeren  Vojo Kreuzer     Sidor Maslow
Middle Linebacker         Ragnar Simmundsson   Arrun Montrose   Cliff Garthwaite
Right Outside Linebacker  Vasko Veronek        Ali Kuberski     Yaroslav Bocharov
Cornerback 1              Gordey Zubarev       Jaylen Thomas    Emelyan Averyanov
Cornerback 2              Audvar Sommerstad    Arkady Izmailov  Bentleigh Washburn
Free Safety               Matia Drazumeric     Jackson Golding  Hilarion Golubev
Strong Safety             Esko Hauta-Aho       Carey Grassie    Ivan Solich

Special Teams.

Coordinators: Tomas Danzig/Dan Wilkerson.

#  Name              Position Height Weight Year Notes
0  Chariton Bogdanov LS       6-2    220    SR
8  Maxim Ignatiev    K        5-11   182    FR
9  Grigori Komarov   K        6-1    190    FR
14 Armen Kirillov    P        5-11   189    SO
21 Roland Mironov    P        5-9    170    SO
99 Avdei Boholyubov  KR/PR    5-10   202    SO

Key.
Redshirts - Red.

Special Teams Depth Chart.

Position           1                  2              
Kicker             Maxim Ignatiev     Grigori Komarov
Punter             Armen Kirillov     Roland Mironov
Long Snapper       Chariton Bogdanov
Kick/Punt Returner Avdei Boholyubov

Records & Miscellaneous.

Records:
Passing
• Season Passing Yards: Mikjel Ostgurn, 4,013 yards (NSCF 5).
• Career Passing Yards: Mikjel Ostgurn, 15,330 yards (NSCF 2-5).
• Season Passing Touchdowns: Mikjel Ostgurn, 36 (NSCF 2).
• Career Passing Touchdowns: Mikjel Ostgurn, 112 (NSCF 2-5).

Rushing
• Season Rushing Yards: Viktor Mujassen, 1,271 yards (NSCF 4).
• Career Rushing Yards: Viktor Mujassen, 2,051 yards (NSCF 2-4).
• Season Rushing Touchdowns: Tomas Jarko, 8 TD (NSCF 2).
• Career Rushing Touchdowns: Viktor Mujassen, 9 TD (NSCF 2-4).

Receiving
• Season Receiving Yards: Aleksi Tevarz, 1,440 yards (NSCF 4).
• Career Receiving Yards: Aleksi Tevarz, 2,712 yards (NSCF 3-).
• Season Receiving Touchdowns: Bogomir Piotrkowski, 15 TD (NSCF 3).
• Career Receiving Touchdowns: Aleksi Tevarz, 20 TD (NSCF 3-).
• Season Receptions: Bogomir Piotrkowski, 159 REC (NSCF 3).
• Career Receptions: Aleksi Tevarz, 240 REC (NSCF 3-).

Defensive
• Season Tackles: Serhij Lokaj, 104 tackles (NSCF 2).
• Career Tackles: Serhij Lokaj, 204 tackles (NSCF 2-5).
• Season Interceptions: Serhij Lokaj, 13 INT (NSCF 4).
• Career Interceptions: Serhij Lokaj, 32 INT (NSCF 2-5).
• Season Sacks: Marwan Pijnenberg, 21 sacks (NSCF 5).
• Career Sacks: Marwan Pijnenberg/Serhij Lokaj, 21 sacks.

Miscellaneous.
Team Honours:

Another victory in another MNCF Championship Game just furthers their lead ahead of other Mytanar colleges in the domestic league. It will be interesting if that form continues in future seasons of the MNCF, we doubt it will, as certain colleges (Decraa College, Alex Util, UT etc), continue to rise in quality and recruiting power and this could make it more difficult for UAD in the domestic league - but what is perhaps more important for the Royals is how they do in the NSCF - it brings in the majority (by far, the majority, too) of the school's income in the athletics department and the television deals and such that come from this are even more lucrative. The two Sequoia Conference titles should tell you all you need to know - UAD couldn't grab them in the first two seasons they were a part of the NSCF, but in NSCF 4 and 5, they managed to get a stranglehold on the conference. With out some of the talent that has graduated, some around UAD feel it is unlikely that this can be carried through NSCF 6, especially with RMU looking extremely strong in spring training. If Erritel Hikhrela can lead the Royals to a conference championship, he'll have done a fantastic job. The goal for this season is the second round of the play-offs, if he gets there, he'll have done exceptionally. If he gets an NSCF Championship ring... Well, he'll be one of the most unexpected quarterback's to lift the crystal ball trophy ever, he's not at that level. We're waiting for Marc Zotov to be, once that happens, well.. The sky is the limit in Alzburg-Dyka.

"Go you Royals, go!"

by **New West Guiana** » Fri Aug 10, 2012 11:35 am

University of Port Salem Anchors

Overall Record: 35-6
NSCF Ranking: 5
Mineral Conference Champions: NSCF III, NSCF IV & NSCF V
Overall Conference Record: 33-3
Non-Conference(Playoffs): 2-3

Stadium
Ledger Stadium
Cap: 43,800

Uniform

School Statistics
Founded 1896
Enrollment: 28,683
School Colors: Columbia Blue, Silver, Black.

Coaching Staff

Roster
Starters in bold

For the 2012 NSCF VI season the Anchors of Port Salem, the Anchors find themselves with a new head coach in Todd Shuler, for the thrid time in two seasons. Coach Shuler said his goal as coach is to get Port Salem to the Championship Game, hopefully during this season. Now Port Salem found themselves in a pit during the off season, really their stadium that the University leases from ATD Insurance had to be demolished after its foundation became weakened when during a rain storm a small sinkhole opened up. Now for this season Port Salem finds themselves back at their old stomping grounds where they first played ball. Ledger Stadium with a capacity of 43,800 and located in downtown Port Salem (Poor suckers if you're driving). For this season the U of Port Salem has merged its Radio and TV networks together to form the UNI-CON Network.

[Salem Community College]
TBA

by **TaQud** » Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:50 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. For the second year in a row.
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 **Boriem** » Fri Aug 10, 2012 4:06 pm

Wijlik Aviation Academy Skyhawks

Stadium: Saunders Klijde Stadium at Wijlik Rock (53,764)
Location: Wijlik((Is Wijlyk in English)Pronounced:Vil-ik), Boriem

Head Coach: Jaijmott Bradjke
Offensive Coordinator: Steven MacArthur
Defensive Coordinator: Braijmik Van Draek
Play Style: +3.00
Offensive Formation: Wildcat
Defensive Formation: 4-2-5
Uniform:

Roster:

Score Record: 5-9

RP Permissions:
If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Maximum of a three week injury.
Godmod Scoring events: No
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: No

by **Thatius** » Fri Aug 10, 2012 5:18 pm

University of Korcyka Warhawks Football

University Information
Full name: The University of Korcyka
Type: Public
Number of students: 54,300 (42,300 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- Filip Urbas, #27
TE- David Kaminsky, #12
C- Martin Plarinović, #47
LT- Kiehl Gaerdman, #6
RT- Ryan Délfago, #41
LG- Will Neuyović, #15
RG- Filip Mangrini, #16
WR- Nick Franko, #3
WR- Wes Byron, #35

Defensive Starters
S- C.J. Felski, #14
S- Marios Cink, #67
CB- Tobias Argere, #42
CB- Kevin Voyodev, #21
MLB- Brent Kjalavić, #24
OLB- Jaroslav Petković, #4
OLB- Kurt Tomasevicz, #36
DE- Derek Ilias, #54
DE- Scotty Blackström, #40
DT- Gregor Małysz, #13
DT- Manuel Fumić, #70

Special Teams
K- Robert Kositsyn, #31
K- Jernej Prević, #2
P- Max Leumann, #59

Offensive Bench
QB- Andy Himmerić, #46
RB- Felix Teichmann, #19
FB- Sergij Tyrenko, #79
TE- Andrej Prević, #43
C- Todd van Haart, #89
LT- Florian Tempier, #84
RT- Andreas Marković, #12
LG- Sieg Meschik, #26
RG- Fredrik Lindeberg, #30
WR- Ivan Vylegzhanin, #11
WR- Manuel Rydorić, #8

Defensive Bench
S- Brendan Kizerowski, #66
S- Jakov Novostelić, #38
CB- Elias Bernard, #68
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- Jake Dychenko, #43
DT- Grant Neethling, #30

by **Adun** » Fri Aug 10, 2012 7:29 pm

Graciously copied from Thatius and Boriem. Thanks.

Mascot: Tassadar the Lion

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Victor Goosens
Offensive Coach: Robin Nymann
Defensive Coach: Han Sang Yong

Offensive Starters
QB- Song Hyeon Deok
RB- Yoon Young Suh
FB- Hayder Hussein
TE- Tyler Wasieleski
C- Joseph de Kroon
LT- Shawn Simon
RT- Dario Wünsch
LG- Choi Jung Min
RG- Jonathan Walsh
WR- Kim Ji Hoon
WR- Jian Carlo Morayra Alejo

Defensive Starters
S- Kang Hyun Woo
S- Ahn Ho Jin
CB- Hwang Kang Ho
CB- Jeong Jong Hyeon
ILB- Lim Jae Duk
ILB- Moon Jin Hyun
OLB- Ahn Sang Won
OLB- Yoo Ki Sung
NT- Choi Yong Hwa
DE- Benjamin Baker
DE- Greg Fields

Special Teams
K- Geoff Robinson
K- Park Jin Young
P- Chris Loranger

Offensive Bench
QB- Jacob Winstead
RB- Bryce Bates
FB- Lee Ho Joon
TE- Conan Liu
C- Marcus Sebastian Eklöf
LT- Jung, Wu-Seo
RT- Kim Nam Joong
LG- Choi Ji Sung
RG- Lee Won Pyo
WR- Kim Young Il
WR- Ju Han Jin

Defensive Bench
S- Park Sung Joon
S- Lee Seung Hyun
CB- Won Lee Sak
CB- Bae Sang Hwan
ILB- Park Hyun Woo
ILB- Choi Byung Hyun
OLB- Kim Soo Ho
OLB- Park Joon Sung
DE- Park Joon Yong
DE- Lee Jae Dong
NT- Kim Doh Wook

If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Maximum of a one week injury.
Godmod Scoring events: Yes
Godmod injuries: Yes, but it should sideline my players for more than a week
Godmod "other" events: No

by **Newland-America** » Sat Aug 11, 2012 10:26 am

Farstate University Cardinals
Location: Princeton, Marquette, Newland-America
Students: 45,386 (As of 2011)
Head Coach: Rick J. Lancer
Athletic Conf.: Gateway Regional Athletic Conference
Home Stadium: Rodgers Memorial Field
Capacity: 89,000 (Expandable to 95,000)
Mascot: Cooper the Cardinal
Television: Farstate Sports Network (FSN)
Athletics Website: www.farstatecards.nla

NSCF 6 FARSTATE ROSTER: (Starters in BOLD)

Offense
QB- Tyler Ross (#11, SO)
QB- Brent Hardt (#3, F)
QB- Christian Smith (#15, SE)
FB- Jomar Perry (#25, JR)
FB- Calvin Smith (#37, F)
HB- Michael Marti (#33, SO)
HB- Eathan Holt (#41, SE)
WR- RJ Reynolds (#17, F)
WR- Treyvon Wright (#83, SO)
WR- Chris Colombo (#19, JR)
WR- Randy Jones, Jr. (#88, JR)
TE- Dillon Kilgore (#44, SE)
TE- Ben Hopskin (#42, JR)
RT- Jesse Brown (#50, SE)
RT- Dylan Sonell (#55, F)
LT- Joshua White (#69, SO)
LT- Nickolas Muraski (#70, F)
RG- Peter Collier (#56, SE)
RG- Jimmy Lance (#63, F)
LG- Cameron Austin (#66, SO)
LG- LaRob Henderson (#74, JR)
C- Jacob Reese (#51, SE)
C- Blake Gowert (#60, JR)

Defense
DT- Harold Donell (#62, SE)
DT- Keith Marrero (#77, F)
DT- Anthony Labelle (#76, SO)
DE- Walter Cedillo (#81, SO)
DE- John Saez (#90, JR)
DE- Kenneth Reinhardt (#91, SE)
MLB- Henry Chang (#85, SE)
MLB- Danny Cartwright (#53, F)
OLB- Richard Shuck (#93, SE)
OLB- Martin Bonnett (#99, F)
OLB- Patrick Thorton (#98, JR)
CB- Fred Utter (#95, JR)
CB- Philip Bradley (#94, F)
CB- Vincent Frieson (#96, SE)
S- Curtis Zapata (#82, F)
S- Bryan Vanbuskirk (#83, SE)
S- George Rust (#79, SO)

Special Teams
K- Travis Hardiman (#1, SO)
K- Dale Rudd (#20, SE)
P- Douglas Watt (#4, JR)
P- Nathan Wisner (#9, SO)
PR- Treyvon Wright (#83, SO)
KR- RJ Reynolds (#17, F)

by **Free South Califas** » Sat Aug 11, 2012 1:03 pm

RP Permissions
If my opponent RPs first they may:
Choose my scorers: YES
Choose scoring events: YES
RP injuries to my players: Yes, but I determine severity
Godmod scoring events: YES
Godmod injuries: Not to my players
Godmod other events: Only weather events; a disruptive earthquake is rare but could happen in LA, a wildfire could get out of control and reach the cities of LA County, etc.

²³University of Califasat LosAngeles Bruins in NSCF 6
Campus location: Westwood, Los Angeles, LA 95
Stadium: The Rose Bowl at 1001 Rose Bowl Drive, Pasadena, LA 103
Climate: Hot (85F/29C to 105F/40.6C) in the early season and intermittently throughout the rest of the year, with humidity ranging from Very Low to 35%; generally warm (72F/22C to 85F/29.4C) with low humidity, with occasional rain near the end of the season (pretty rare). Earthquakes and heat waves are probably the only weather interruptions that should ever happen at the Rose Bowl; conditions leading to an unacceptable risk of heatstroke (etc) may lead to several hours' delay, once in a blue moon. In the middle to late season, it will be chilly at night (58F/14.4C to 65F/18.3C). Santa Ana winds over the nearby mountain ranges can cause seasonal allergies to flare up in autumn.
Motto: Fiat Lux - Let There Be Light
Established 1882 (as University of California Southern Branch)/1919 (as University of California at Los Angeles)/2012 (as University of Califas at Los Angeles)
Academic staff: 4,016; Administrative staff: 3,098; Students: 39,271 (Postgraduates: 12,072)
Administered by: Federal Assembly (FSC equivalent to a school run by the national government)
Campus: Urban (419 acres) (1.7 km²)
Acceptance rate: 25.3% (held relatively stable by the Califas Master Plan for Federal Higher Education, which allocates spaces at the Califas Federal University and Associated Community Colleges for the rest of the interested Califan students)
Nickname: UCLA Bruins
Mascots: Josephine & Josefina Bruin
Athletics website: http://www.uclabruins.fsc
Style: +3.2

by **Arkinesia** » Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:20 pm

The University of Arkinesia Wyverns come off a successful season ending in a one-point loss to Frbiba State in the championship game.

Head coach Bryan Welker returns but with a new offensive coordinator and philosophy. Instead of the run-based spread offense of Wyvern teams past, the Wyverns are running a passing- and ace-based offense to take advantage of Leonard Coulter's cannon throwing arm. The defense returns with its 4-3 zone base.

by **Saugeais** » Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:34 pm

College Name: Saugeais State University

Mascot: Lancers
Stadium: Montbenoit Dome (cap. 54,109)

Style of play: +2
Defense: 4-3

College Name: Bugny A&M University

Mascot: Eagles

Stadium: Bugny Stadium (cap. 39,556), Bugny

Style of play: +2
Defense: 3-4

by **New West Guiana** » Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:47 am

So the other day I was at the University and walked into that beaut of a trophy room that we have, and what made me come here and write about this, was those three conference championship banners hanging so nicely on the east wall. Three years in a row we've won the Mineral and what make this different is that these past three years we've beat thirty-one teams from other countries, supposedly their best, but we manage to beat them. Now that is the Mineral we've only won two playoff games though we're 2-3 in the playoffs. But think that over we've won 33 games from colleges from other countries and have only lost six times.

So the fifth NSCF season is just around the corner, so here we are our Port Salem Anchors have come off another thrilling season, but once again didn't make it any further into the playoffs. Wow, just wow three strait seasons we win the conference championship get to the quarter-finals and lose. Really I do enjoy the conference championships but seriously i'd rather see another trophy back in that trophy room. Port Salem back in the old NCAA won over 30 national titles and here we should have at lest once made an appearance in the title game, but no we always trip in the playoffs.

So now we have yet another head coach, Tom Shuler who says that the team will win the NSCF Title during his tenure, well I do hope he's right, because getting into the quarter finals is nice and all, but like the rest of you I want more. So here we are getting very close to the opening kick-off and the schedule's haven't been released yet...I know really!

Anyhow at lest we know who will be this years victims for the Anchors to toy around with, like you know the Anchors are heavily favored to win their fourth Conference title, but not very favored to win it all. So four this year we have a few new teams yet again, Aldin Tech ehh i'd say a sweep. Hantz Provincial...sweep. Mendella..sweep. Salem..Ha ha ha..oh god I hope they use the mercy rule! Finally Valor Coast, they are only the third team from this conference to beat Port Salem which they did week four and nineteen to six hurting, oh well in week nine we beat the crap out of them forty-three to three. Ahh...justice was sweet. Eh..so judging by this years' i'd say ten and oh.

Now then, this year Port Salem will play in two non-conference games, the first will be against the Jagoza Groundhogs who if i'm right has made it to the semi-finals once, i'm not really sure about that just guessing. An the second one will be a rematch of last years quarter final game against Scott City Broncos, that will be a very good game after they blanked us ten nothing last year. Now both of those games will be away, no problem.

Now I was going through the teams stats, and we all know their record from the past three seasons, Port Salem is 35-6 overall, but we are 33-3 in the Mineral. Incase no one remembers which very lucky three teams have beaten us here they are; Mionykos from NSCF II who beat us 20-16, also from that first season we lost to Arden 36-23. Finally last year when Valor won 19-6. However between that Arden loss and the loss to Valor Coast, Port Salem had previously won seventeen strait conference games from NSCF III to the first three games of last year Port Salem was 27-2 in the Mineral. By which if you remember in NSCF III the Mineral Conference was brand new, so of course us Anchor fans can say that we own this conference, well because we've never been swept by any team and we've won the conference title every year thus far.

Mineral Conference
Aldin Tech Wasps
Hantz Provincial Tigers
Mendella Lions
Port Salem Anchors
Salem Saints
Valor Coast Cyclones

OOC Games
@Jagoza Groundhogs
@Scot City Broncos

by **The Fanboyists** » Sun Aug 12, 2012 8:54 pm

University of Stalhamark -- Dunnmaar Campus
Type: Public (State-Run) University
Location:
- City: Dunnmaar - Dunnmaar is a city nestled in the mountains of Stalhamark, and is noted for being the second-largest city in a densely-populated state, as well as being a bastion of heavy industry and independent political power. The city is also home to the Dunnmaar Destroyers, an AGL team. The people of Dunnmaar are very passionate about both college and professional gridiron.
- State: Stalhamark - Stalhamark is a very densely-populated, mountainous state that is more-or-less defined by the Bluwaald Mountains. Most cities in the state are heavily industrial, and in the late fall through early spring, it snows frequently and is often bitterly cold, conditions which Allamunnic gridiron players have taken to quite well.
- Country: Allamunnic States
Nickname: Skiltrum
- The nickname which the school's teams carry comes from the name for units in the armies of 16th and 17th-century Dunnmaar and Stalhamark. It refers primarily to pike formations which made Dunnmaarish armies particularly fearsome, and so it remains associated with Dunnmaar inexorably.
Colors: Black and Gold
Student Body: 43,738 undergraduate, 18,656 graduate
Conference: Woodlands Conference
Stadium: Grahulm Field (Capacity: 104,000)
Climate: Cold, Wet (Expect a lot of home games to be rainy and chilly, or else snowy, the later it gets in the year).

Notable Alumni:
- Ryan Myers (Aged: 22) - Halfback for the Allamunnic National Gridiron team; played in championship games of World Bowls XVI, XVII, and XVIII, and playing major roles in wins in both XVI and XVII.
- Gaarutt Burshundlur (Aged: 22) - 2013 2nd Round Pick, All-AGC Center, Dunnmaar Destroyers
- Regulus Lundqvist (Aged: 22) - 2013 1st Round Pick, All-Pro Linebacker, Dunnmaar Destroyers
- Derrik Grahulm (Aged: 23) - All-AGC Defensive Tackle, Vienna Barons
- Derrik Marks (Aged: 24) - Outside linebacker on the Allamunnic National Gridiron team
- Kaylee Barron (Aged: 24) - All-Pro Wide Receiver, Northwatch Mustangs
- Caarlus Bluwaald (Aged: 24) - All-Pro Linebacker, Northwatch Mustangs
- Frans Gaardsmunn (Aged: 24) - All-Pro Center, Oviedo Lions
- Seamus Dickel (Aged: 24) - All-Pro (3rd Team) Strong Safety, Tripoli Pirates
- Gaarutt Grahulm (Aged: 27) - All-Pro Defensive Tackle, Former Allamunnic National Gridiron team-member, Vienna Barons
- Mortimer Dyne (Aged: 28) - All-Pro Linebacker, Dunnmaar Destroyers
- Theodur Maarks (Aged: 29) - All-Pro Defensive Tackle, Koenigshalloe Kings
- Derrik Eldyn (Aged: 30) - All-Pro Nosetackle, Koenigshalloe Kings
- Honorius Waalturs (Aged: 31) - Dominating defensive end on the Allamunnic National Gridiron team since World Bowl IX
- Hanrik Wurfytur (Aged: 32) - Right guard for the Allamunnic National Gridiron team since World Bowl IX
- Kyle Chiang (Aged: 36) - All-Pro Wide Receiver, Wilsonville Monitors
- Charles Ulfson (Aged: 38) - All-Pro Quarterback, Wilsonville Monitors (Ret.)
- Kyl Muehler (Aged: 39) - All-Pro Halfback, Federal Bowl 70 MVP, Hall-of-Fame, Danzig Conquerors (Ret.)
- Eric Drake (Aged: 42) - All-Pro Tight-End, 20-year player, Hall-of-Fame, Vienna Barons (Ret.)
- Jake Riggs (Aged: 67) - All-Pro Quarterback, Federal Bowl 57 MVP, Hall-of-Fame, Innsbruck Ravens (Ret.)

Head Coach:
Edryk Vaalburgur (Age: 51)
- Vaalburgur is one of the sons of former Leif's Harbor College and Allamunnic National Team coach Staevan Vaalburgur, who has carried on his father's legacy of running defensively-oriented, smashmouth-based teams.

Offense:
The offense is, as mentioned before, a smashmouth, run-first offense. The offense tends to work primarily out of the power-I formation, as well as other two-back formations. Though some claim the fullback is increasingly being rendered obsolete by versatile tight-ends and the increased focus on speed by many teams around the world, the Skiltrum makes heavy use of their fullback and tight-end to block. In terms of their passing attack, the Skiltrum don't have a particularly bad one, but nobody's going to blown away by senior Hendrik Skaellyn's numbers. He's a decent signal-caller, but he's more likely to have a professional coach as a back-up QB and then a coach rather than as a starter for most teams.

As is more or less a standard and well-known fact at this point, the Skiltrum have a good offensive line, which largely makes their offense possible. If there's one big play-maker, though, it'll be Anders Blumunn, who is a prototypical rough-and-tumble Allamunnic back, with the necessary break-away speed to take advantage of the power he uses to survive the front-seven.

Offensive Coordinator - Kyle Brenner (Aged: 47)

Starters:
QB#12 - Hendrik Skaellyn - Senior (21) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 223lbs - Pocket Passer
HB#24 - Anders Blumunn - Junior (19) - Ht: 5'11" - Wt: 231lbs - Power-Oriented/Inside Rusher
FB#52 - Ethyn Riktun - Senior (20) - Ht: 6'1" - Wt: 263lbs - Blocking
TE#88 - Derrik Klaehaend - Sophomore (18) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 252lbs - Possession/Check-Down
WR#13 - Jane Vykturlunn - Senior (20) - Ht: 5'7" - Wt: 148lbs - Speedster
WR#81 - Izaak Theurengaard - Senior (21) - Ht: 6'2" - Wt: 208lbs - Balanced
LT#74 - Jakyn Kaellur - Junior (20) - Ht: 6'4" - Wt: 318lbs - Pass Protector
LG#51 - Ryan Hanie - Sophomore (18) - Ht: 6'2" - Wt: 304lbs - Run-Blocker
C#68 - Graagur Baeryksun - Senior (21) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 315lbs - Balanced
RG#56 - Junn Riktur - Freshman (17) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 318lbs - Balanced
RT#62 - Edrik Gaelsunn - Senior (20) - Ht: 6'5" - Wt: 317lbs - Balanced

Bench:
QB#8 - Frank Crover - Senior (21) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 205lbs - Pocket Passer
QB#7 - Junn Hoskaarl - Freshman (17) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 225lbs - Pocket Passer
HB#22 - Maark Johansun - Sophomore (18) - Ht: 5'10" - Wt: 230lbs - Power Rusher
HB#31 - Ryan Jurgensun - Freshman (17) - Ht: 5'10" - Wt: 227lbs - Balanced
FB#49 - Shaedrik Maarks Sophomore (18) - Ht: 6'1" - Wt: 254lbs - Blocker
TE#81
TE#86
WR#87
WR#32
WR#82
OT#64
OT#71
OT#56
OG#63
OG#68
OG#74
C#50
C#77

Defense:
The "skiltrum" was also the name of a defensive formation, and that heritage shows in Dunnmaar's team; the defense is quite a bit more dangerous than its offense. Vaalburgur has managed to put together a great front-seven; Petyr Dunn, Hendrik Vulks, and Joesuf Krow have been playing together for the last three years, and have started every year for the Skiltrum. Moreover, there's two great freshman linebackers who were considered some of the best prospects in the nation: Baeryk Bluwaald is the younger brother of the AGL Northwatch Mustangs' star linebacker Caarlus Bluwaald, and middle linebacker Theodur Untur was sought after by some of the nation's top collegiate teams, and even received offers to play in the AGL minor-league system, with the hopes of developing him into an AGL star. They are mentored by two very competent senior linebackers in Junn Kaarhulm and Seamus Fitzwilliam. Only the secondary might be considered a potential weakness, although it isn't bad so much as not being as dominant as the front-seven; Andra Skellenhulm and Francyska Junnlunn are quick, athletic corners who unfortunately lack for size, which is the secondary's main weak-spot. Senior Eliza Barrett, however, is a ferocious tackler, as is sophomore Strong-Safety Garrett Joseph. The defense makes use of a lot of blitzes and relies on stuffing the run and pressuring passers into making bad throws.

Defensive Coordinator - Derrik Vaalburgur (Age: 41)

Starters:
DE#66 - Petyr Dunn - Junior (20) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 298lbs - Balanced
NT#96 - Hendrik Vulks - Junior (20) - Ht: 6'5" - Wt: 341lbs - Run-Stopper
DT#90 - Joesuf Krow - Junior (20) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 328lbs - Balanced
RUSH#55 - Baeryk Bluwaald - Freshman (17) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 282lbs - Pass Rusher
WILL#44 - Junn Kaarhulm - Senior (21) - Ht: 6'2" - Wt: 269lbs - Run-Stopper
MIKE#47 - Theodur Untur - Freshman (17) - Ht: 6'3" - Wt: 270lbs - Balanced
SAM#53 - Seamus Fitzwilliam - Senior (21) - Ht: 6'2" - Wt: 268lbs - Edge-Setter
CB#11 - Andra Skellenhulm - Freshman (17) - Ht: 5'6" - Wt: 140lbs - Speedster
CB#20 - Francyska Junnlunn - Junior (19) - Ht: 5'10" - Wt: 158lbs - Balanced
SS#40 - Garrett Joseph - Sophomore (19) - Ht: 6'0" - Wt: 205lbs - Balanced
FS#15 - Eliza Barrett - Senior (21) - Ht: 5'11" - Wt: 160lbs - Balanced

Bench:
DE#
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DE#
DT#
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LB#
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DB#
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Special Teams:
Kelly Connover is a solid kicker who can probably expect to find work in the AGL after she graduates next year; she has hit field goals of 54 yards in games, and has shown potential to hit 60-yarders in practice, and is as consistent as can be within about 40-yards or so. When she's not close-enough, Sheila Langtry is capable of booting the ball an average of 46.8 yards down the field per-punt, which should help the defense in terms of field position. Maddy Torrence and Sam Travers both have some break-away speed, so if they can pick up the necessary blocks, they are certainly threats on returns.

Special Teams Coordinator - Mandi Lyndon (Age: 52)

Starters:
K#01 - Kelly Connover - Junior (19) - Ht: 5'4" - Wt: 128lbs - Place-Kicker
P#03 - Sheila Langtry - Freshman (17) - Ht: 5'6" - Wt: 137lbs - Punter
C#50 - Thomas Jones - Sophomore (18) - Ht: 6'1" - Wt: 303lbs - Long-Snapper
WR#32 - Madeline Torrence - Freshman (17) - Ht: 5'7" - Wt: 137lbs - Kick-Returner
WR#87 - Sam Travers - Sophomore (19) - Ht: 6'0" - Wt: 201lbs - Punt-Returner

Bench:
K#
P#

by **North Franklin** » Tue Aug 14, 2012 2:16 pm

Roster (Starters in bold)

Uniforms:

by **Khabarovsk Krai** » Tue Aug 14, 2012 3:07 pm

Riversburg-Madison University Ducks

Riversburg-Madison lost a lot of talent from last year’s squad, yet the coaches and players are still confident that the Ducks will still have a great team to compete for the Sequioa Conference title. The departure of Quarterback Koos Vestergaard two seasons ago left a noticable gap at the position with Sophomore Quarterback Finn Mayrhofer struggling as his successor. Mayrhofer threw 344 passes last season, completing 207 of them for 2991 yards and and 19 TDs and 21 INTs. Sophomore Ryan Colloros looks set to challenge for the starting spot after a strong Spring practice. Tapani Välimaa will be the primary running back after a successful junior season in which he ran for 948 yards and 13 touchdowns.The offense also returns big-time offensive weapons Kristófer Salbergsson and Serdar Verlinden, who combined for more than 2,500 yards and 23 touchdowns through the air last season. RMU's defense, ranked No. 11 in NSCF last year in scoring defense, will still be intact and returning eight starters but will be feeling the loss of mammoth Cornerback Maciej Naaktgeboren who graduated. The Ducks will also be hoping to see instant impacts from incoming Defensive Freshmen Polycarp Yermolayev of Eastern Enns, Mytannion and Thaddeus Fyodorov who were both ranked in the top 10 of their position in various recruiting rankings.

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

Head Coach: Kyrill Rosenboom (7th year as Head Coach)
Offensive Coordinator: Melvyn Heuvelmans (5th year as Offensive Coordinator)
Defensive Coordinator: Bogdan Babic (3rd 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 (4th Year as Head Coach)
Offensive Coordinator: Darragh Murray (6th Year as Offensive Coordinator)
Defensive Coordinator: Ramsay Robertson (4th 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 **Mytannion** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 6:37 am

MNCF.com

Three Royals that are set to shine in NSCF 6.

The University of Alzburg-Dyka football program has come so close to championships in recent seasons, but for multiple reasons, they have not managed to accomplish what they have set out to do. This year, all that is set to change. The Royals will not have total reliance on a passing game, resting on the arm of Mikjel Ostgurn, but will now have a more balanced offensive gameplan - they have someone who can actually run the ball and is in form. The defense is as strong as ever, but there are two in particular that are expected to shine this season. These are the players who are set to shine for the Royals in NSCF 6, and hopefully lead them to that elusive NSCF Championship that they so hope for.

It should be noted that the team's expectations are to just reach the Second Round of the play-offs, but we feel they have the quality to go a whole lot deeper in the play-offs than this. RMU are expected to return to top form this season, and the University of Korcyka (of Thatius), are expected to improve on their rookie year. Netteingen Tech can always be a handful and the addition of Decraa College, the second strongest team in the MNCF makes this conference even more difficult, but UAD should ease their way into the second spot in the conference, or maybe even better.

Ihor Voronkov, Halfback, SO.

With Ostgurn gone and an efficient game manager in at quarterback in Erritel Hikhrela, more weight will be put on the ground game in order to move the chains. Ihor Voronkov looks to be the one to take up the brunt of the ball carrying, he is an extremely exciting prospect and is set to be one of the players that will benefit from Mikjel Ostgurn leaving. You should also expect the presence of new offensive coordinator, Filip Toman to pay off most for the running back who is expected to become one of the most electrifying players in the NSCF this season. Voronkov has a good build, standing at 6'2 and weighing in at 212 pounds, he isn't a stereotypical halfback.

He has decent size but retains good acceleration, his awareness and vision are excellent and the two things mean that he can find gaps through which to run and exploit. This is probably his greatest attribute, the fact he can find the gaps and uses his speed to move through them. As he is tall and has wiry strength he can run through smaller players occasionally, especially cornerbacks, which is useful when he is given the ball on a pitch or similar.

Voronkov is a good running back, he has all the makings of one who could do very well in his sophomore season - especially as he will be given the ball more. There will be a balance between running and passing the ball this season, with running the ball becoming the norm rather than the ball being passed on every snap. He will hopefully become UAD's every down back, who can be relied upon to run the ball down the throat of the opposition at any time.

We expect him to make some electrifying plays this season and also expect him to rush for around 950 yards and to run in for 15 touchdowns. He may also add a few more through the air, being used on screens and when the offense experiments with the spread offense from time to time.

Marwan Pijnenberg, Defensive Tackle, JR.

Pijnenberg comes off the back of a season where he recorded 21 sacks, equalling the school record for career sacks and absolutely smashing the single season record. His tackles statistic left a lot to be desired however, and there is great hope that he can smash through the single season record for this in his junior year.

Pijnenberg is expert at chasing the quarterback out of the pocket and then has the speed to hunt them down, but he isn't so good when running backs break through the offensive and defensive lines and he has to make a play by bringing them down. His block shedding could do with a bit of work too, as he just uses his speed to move around offensive lineman, rather than taking a more direct route to the ballcarrier and so missing them from time to time.

This season, it is expected that he will have worked on and improved his shortcomings and will hopefully be the perfect defensive tackle that the hype suggests he currently is. He was only given so much hype because of his numerous sacks throughout last season, and a couple of forced fumbles. He will hopefully become a more rounded player, with less missed tackles, becoming better at chasing the ballcarrier, block shedding, tackling running backs as they run through the trenches etc.

We expect Pijnenberg to have a spectacular season in terms of statistics, recording a similar number of sacks as last season, with maybe about five forced fumbles too. We also expect there to be a huge improvement in the number of tackles he makes this season, we think he should reach nearly double his number of last season, we estimate at around 150-175 total tackles for this season. He will become a player that is feared globally, in the way that he is part of a defensive line that is already feared by most teams it is pitted against.

Pijnenberg will be another who makes some great plays throughout the season, we predict him bursting through offensive lines and leveling opposition team's quarterbacks, chasing them out of the pocket and crushing them, running back forced fumbles, almost snapping half backs in half and many other things.

We expect him to become the face of this defense and join Wojtek Adamski and Serhij Lokaj on the Wall of Defense, the wall commemorating some of the greatest defensive talents to ever play for the Royals, he'll have to make some decent plays to think of joining them ranks, even if he has broken some records.

Johnson van Eekeren, Left Outside Linebacker, SO.

Another sophomore makes our trio, van Eekeren is expected to be a huge talent and not just for this season, but for the rest of his college career. #61, will soon become a household name in the NSCF, even if he hasn't been a huge part of the team for the past two seasons, but the redshirt sophomore will become an important cog in one of the best oiled defenses in the league this year. This kid has all the qualities of a good linebacker and the intangibles needed to be a leader of this defense.

Linebackers are the heart of the defense and the defensive tempo is set by the enthusiasm and intensity of the linebacker play, most importantly, van Eekeren appears to have all the qualities needed to do this. He has the competitiveness and intelligence needed, wanting to beat the opposition's offense on every play, his intelligence makes him a good leader on the field, he can read offenses and see where he needs to be on the field in order to make a play.

He also has all the physical attributes needed, his toughness, speed, strength and agility are all above average - with him redshirting last season seemingly benefiting him in improving his agility and strength. When going against blockers in the run game he keeps his pads low perfectly and then when in pursuit of the ballcarrier he shows the desire and determination to get to them and bring them down. He is also remarkably good at stripping the ball from the ballcarrier, but has shown to use this more sparingly in the MNCF and training after being told to do so because of the broken tackles it led to at times, showing his willingness to be coached, which is always a good quality to have. His tackling is good too as he aggressively punches upwards into opponents when they run his way.

When in man coverage, he stays tight to his assignment and pressures them, if the ball comes his way he helps to lower the opposition's completion percentages by swatting the ball away. When in zone, he stays to his assignment on the field, rather than drifting outside his zone as you can often see lesser players do. He is possibly the best linebacker talent that UAD has ever had, better than Ragnar Simmundsson even, but this is a good thing as van Eekeren adds to an already strong linebackers corps, with only Veronek looking a weak point.

Now, why will he shine? Well, he is a linebacker who can intercept the ball and who is used in blitz packages a lot, as well as being an aggressive tackler and aggressive in pursuit. All of this means that his statistics could and should be astronomical. He should reach about 120 tackles for the season, around 5 interceptions, around 15-20 tackles for loss and a good sprinkling of forced fumbles and sacks. His skills across the board enable him to be able to reach these kind of numbers. Again, it's not just about the statistics though, he should be able to be another who can lead this defense that has to deal with what is basically a new secondary, between him, Ragnar Simmundsson and the defensive line, they will need to work hard to help break in this secondary.

Johnson van Eekeren should be a huge talent this year and should surprise quite a few people from other nations who may not have even heard of him before, but his statistics should tell everyone the whole story, with his performances telling them even more.

by **Beaverriver** » Wed Aug 15, 2012 12:55 pm

Green Coast University
Location: East Oldsport, West Green Coast, Beaverriver
Nickname: Bullfrogs
Colors: Green and White
Students Enrolled:15,675 Undergraduates 4,247 Graduates
Mascot: Bill the Bullfrog
Stadium: Schinder Field (Capacity 41,534)
Climate: Mild, sometimes snows

Offensive Style: Pro
Defensive Formation: 4-3

All Starters in italics

by **Khabarovsk Krai** » Thu Aug 16, 2012 1:02 pm

The Sequioa’s Top 5 Wide Receivers

Aleksi Tevarz - University of Alzburg-Dyka

Now that Yuri Zukov has moved on to the ranks of professionals, the title of “Sequioa’s Top Wide Receiver" is up for grabs, and it seems like pretty much everyone would be fine with handing it over to UAD’s Aleksi Tevarz. Tevarz is a rare talent who is cut from the superstar mold, and he's been shining bright in East Nasto for the past two seasons. Since arriving at UAD, Tevarz has caught 176 passes for over 2,000 yards and scored 21 touchdowns. The 6'0'', 126-pound senior has the speed to separate down the field, the route-running prowess to shake any defensive back and the overall athleticism to create game-changing plays. It doesn't seem fair that one team can have both the best receiver and the best quarterback in a conference, but that will be the reality that Sequioa defenses will have to face in 2012 when they're forced to try to contain Tevarz and Royals signal-caller Erritel Hikhrela.

Javier Domínguez - Netteingen Tech

There probably won't be many reasons to follow Netteingen Tech in 2012, as the Hyenas will likely be nothing more than a mediocre also-ran in the Sequioa Conference this season. However, they do at least have one player who is definitely worth checking out, and that's WR Javier Domínguez. Domínguez would be a star if he played on a better team, and he showed that last year when he caught 73 passes for 986 yards. The 6'1'', 194-pound junior can explode off the line, and he possesses a second gear to get behind secondaries and make big catches when the ball is tossed his way. Because he plays for a team that is not likely to challenge for the title, Domínguez probably won't receive a ton of praise. However, he's got the type of rare speed and playmaking ability that it takes to stick out from the crowd in 2012, even though he's going to play for a subpar squad.

Kristófer Salbergsson - Riversburg-Madison University

Most onlookers were expecting Serdar Verlinden to be RMU's top receiver in NSCF 5, but it actually turned out to be Kristófer Salbergsson who had the biggest impact in Riversburg last season. Salbergsson ended up leading the Ducks with 89 catches for 1,207 yards and 11 touchdowns last year, and with Verlinden suffering from knee problems, he'll now be asked to perform at an even higher level in 2012. The massive 6'5'', 207-pound senior will have to deal with having a new inexperienced starting quarterback throwing him the ball, but that shouldn't hurt his production all that much. Coach Kyrill Rosenboom knows how to lead a successful passing attack, which he demonstrated during his time with Koos Vestergaard, and Salbergsson should play a similar role in Rosenboom's offense in NSCF 6 to the one Hjörtur Hallsteinsson did for the Ducks 2 seasons ago.

Sawa Efremov - University of Alzburg-Dyka

QB Erritel Hikhrela and WR Aleksi Tevarz will be the two UAD players who will get pretty much all of the publicity over the summer, and they will enter the season as the faces of the offense. However, if the Royals truly want to make a run at a NSCF championship in 2012, they're going to need WR Sawa Efremov to play just as big of a role in the team's success. Last year, Efremov had a fantastic cameo freshman campaign, catching 54 passes for 479 yards and 3 touchdowns, and he showed the type of rare physical ability that you only see in truly special young receivers. The 5'11", 198-pound sophomore has the type of size, strength, natural explosiveness, route-running instincts and ball-tracking skills to be a true number 1 reciever. Efremov may have to take a backseat to Tevarz before the season starts but don't be surprised if he comes out and has just as big of a campaign, if not bigger, as his junior counterpart in 2012.

Wes Byron - University of Korcyka

Korcyka has three receivers— Andrej Prević, Nick Franko and Wes Byron, who all have the potential to be standout players in the Sequioa this season. Prević and Franko were the two most productive receivers for the Warhawks in terms of catches last season, but it was Byron who made the most true "wow" plays, as he led the team with six touchdown receptions. QB Evan Loch will likely look for the 6'3", 205-pound junior much more often in NSCF 6, and Byron should play a key part in Korcyka's run at a conference championship this season.

by **Yesopalitha** » Thu Aug 16, 2012 2:43 pm

OOC: After conversing with more experienced NS users, I have decided to let College Football be the only sport in which seasons occur in consecutive years. For my other sports, the World Cup occurs every two years, the World Bowl every four, the World Baseball Classic every four, the World Cup of Hockey every four... I usually go one IC year for every IRL month. However, in order to continue storylines that come with having a college, my NSCF/High School Football will be consecutive.

During the Off-Season...

As Sacred Heart University was approved by the NSCF to join the Horizon Conference, the rivalry between they and the Freedom's Altar University Flames became even more intense. The two teams will now play against each other twice a season, in what has become the greatest rivalry in Yesopalithan College Sports. The two colleges went on the recruiting hunt in their nation to grab the best nations. Even the players who were thinking about going to New Hazingafar University or any of the others were forced to consider the fact that joining a school that plays in the NSCF gives that player more exposure to the media and also prepares them better for the pro seasons ahead. It was a huge battle to grab some of the marquee players, and the results were a bit surprising...

Recruits Signed by Universities
QB Theodore Yagin, Holy Crusader High School - Sacred Heart University
QB Jerard Newmann, North Centralia High School - Freedom's Altar University
QB Benjamin Buccos, Stars of the Coast High School - Freedom's Altar University
RB Matta Cain, Wolvesbane Tech High School - Sacred Heart University
RB Victor Cassan, New Life Academy - Freedom's Altar University
WR Justin Maxwell, Diamond Shard High School - Freedom's Altar University
WR Quinn Ginn, Worthington Prep High School - Sacred Heart University
WR Benjamin Mitten, Holy Crusader High School - Freedom's Altar University
WR George Henna, Worthington Prep High School - Sacred Heart University
WR Quinn Heron, Kingston Ridge High School - Freedom's Altar University
C Ivan Koromov, Qurres High School - Freedom's Altar University
TE William Black, North Hampton High School - Freedom's Altar University
NT Gerard Newson, Knights of Xavier Holy Academy - Sacred Heart University
NT Walter Hilley, Turtle's Crawl High School - Sacred Heart University
LB Bernard Hopkins, Straits of He'Shu High School - Freedom's Altar University
SS Carlos Ruiz, Adne High School - Sacred Heart University
SS Thatius Lewis, Academy of Numbers - Sacred Heart University
CB Walter Tremmel, Bleak Rock High School - Freedom's Altar University
CB Jared Umar, Fords of Isen High School - Sacred Heart University
K Raven Dix, Adne High School - Sacred Heart University

by **Yesopalitha** » Thu Aug 16, 2012 3:52 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. 35 years old

Coach Marksman was applauded after he led the Flames, led by Williams and Telmar, to the playoffs on their first NSCF season after winning the inaugural Horizon Conference title. Now, he will be judged by two things - whether he can lead the Flames back into the playoffs, and whether he can take down the Flames' bitter rivals, the Crusaders of Sacred Heart University. His system worked the first season he was in charge; will it work again is the question that is left to be answered. He is definitely in charge, though.

Offensive Coordinator: Troy Liseth, 41 years old

Now that Telmar has graduated, Liseth will be tasked with installing a system that will be easy for the offense to learn. Losing a player who could call the entire line audibles for you in an instant is, understandably, quite a blow. Now, Liseth will have to overcome that blow, because although the defense does help a lot, there needs to be some production from this offense in order to have the Flames go far.

Defensive Coordinator: Mark Anderson, 28 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. His packages worked the first season. and now he'll try to lead the defense to even higher levels of play...

Special Teams Coach: Ryan Imbota, 30 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, 29 years old
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends: Erik Timer, 31 years old
Offensive Line Coach: Ricky Rimer, 35 years old
Quarterbacks Coach: Jimmy Balmer, 29 years old
Defensive Line Coach: Thomas Erkwine, 46 years old
Linebackers Coach: William Bennet III, 40 years old
Safeties Coach: Yttribe Kiljoy, 44 years old
Cornerbacks Coach: Ottawa Lineaus, 35 years old
Kickers/Punter Coach: Jack Kimberlake, 27 years old
Strength/Conditioning Coach: Evan Thompson, 36 years old
Team Physician: Dr. Ivan Mottam, 57 years old
Team Chef: Henry Rem, 45 years old

And now introducing the Freedom’s Altar University Flames:

OFFENSE

1. Quarterback
#8 Jared Newmann|Fr.|6 ft. 8 in.|245 lbs.
#4 Patrick Creighton|Jr.|6 ft. 2 in.|185 lbs.
#3 Timothy Henry|So.|6 ft. 5 in.|180 lbs.
#10 Benjamin Buccos|Fr.|6 ft. 1 in.|200 lbs.

The biggest story in training camp was the emergence of Newmann, a recent graduate of North Centralia High School, and the fact that he actually beat out everyone for the starting job. If he trips, Creighton has been around enough to know what to do, but Newmann is a big, young, energetic quarterback with a drive to learn and a drive to perform. He can throw, he can run, and he's a lefty, which causes all kind of headaches to defenses who don't know what to do about that. He is the future of the Flames, and his initiation starts now.

2. Running Back
#34 Andre Innouye|Sr.|5 ft. 8 in.|225 lbs.
#22 Victor Cassan|Fr.|6 ft. 4 in.|250 lbs.
#27 Taylor Ukhart|Jr.|6 ft. 0 in.|220 lbs.
#28 Ryan Kim|So.|5 ft. 11 in.|200 lbs.

This is the year for Andre Innouye to become the soul of the offense. With the Flames breaking in a new quarterback, they will need him to step up and be the leader of this squad. He had a decent season last year, but that was with Nero Williams under center. He must take even more responsibility now, and become the emotional leader of this team. Victor Cassan is an exciting freshman with a big body who cannot be taken down easily. Taylor Ukhart is just a solid back, and Ryan Kim is great at picking up blocks in third down and long situations.

3. Fullback
#43 Lance Uldrict|Jr.|6 ft. 0 in.|245 lbs.
#44 Thomas Biettre|Fr.|5 ft. 10 in.|265 lbs.

The fullback position is one of the most important ones on the roster for Freedom's Altar's ground-and-pound, play-action deep approach. With Chip Newman gone, Lance Uldrict will try to fill his shoes. Thomas Biettre is a good player, but he is new, so Uldrict must, hopefully, stay healthy.

4. Center
#66 Taren Hornby|Sr.|6 ft. 0 in.|330 lbs.
#65 Ken Mons|Jr.|6 ft. 3 in.|350 lbs.
#60 Ivan Komorov|Fr.|6 ft. 8 in.|350 lbs.

Taren Hornby gets the challenging job of replacing Rocky Telmar, the Flames' all-world center who went to the Yesopalithan National Team and led them to the World Bowl Quarterfinals. Hornby, though, should do fine, as he has been watching and learning from Telmar for the last three years. This is his chance to shine, and with their starting quarterback being so raw, the Flames will need him to make the same blocking reads that Telmar did last season. Perhaps, they will need even more. Komorov is a player with huge upside, but he will need a few years to become worthy of the starting line.

5. Offensive Tackle
#74 Troy Ulrickson|Sr.|5 ft. 10 in.|300 lbs.
#76 Austin Rehaut|Sr.|6 ft. 0 in.|310 lbs.
#68 Robert Tee|Jr.|5 ft. 11 in.|290 lbs.
#77 Mike Meham|So.|6 ft. 2 in.|325 lbs.

For two years, Troy Ulrickson and Austin Rehaut's talent has been overshadowed by the big man, Rocky Telmar. With him gone, it will the year for the tackles to shine as they collaborate with Taren Hornby to keep young Jared Newmann clean of many defenders. This is their year to shine, and they look ready for the job, with Ulrickson being better at rush-blocking and Rehaut being better at pass-blocking.

6. Offensive Guard
#70 Richard Lawson|So.|6 ft. 5 in.|315 lbs.
#63 Lewis McDommel|Sr.|6 ft. 3 in.|310 lbs.
#60 Samuel Danielson|Fr.|6 ft. 2 in.|325 lbs.

With one season under his belt, Lawson is turning out to be a great player, but will be asked to change to right guard as Jared Newmann is a left-handed quarterback. Lewis McDommel has been a solid player for many seasons, so the guards should be fine, with a lot of experience. Samuel Danielson will seek to learn from the sideline.

7. Tight End
#80 Joey Erickson|Sr.|5 ft. 10 in.|260 lbs.
#82 Gerald Monk|Jr.|6 ft. 1 in.|255 lbs.
#85 William Black|Fr.|5 ft. 9 in.|220 lbs.

The tight end is not a glamorous position for Freedom's Altar, but with their new tight end, William Black, that might change in the future. For now, however, Erickson will be the starter who catches, and Monk will be the backup who blocks. In the years to come, though... Black might become an integral part of the offense.

8. Wide Receivers
#84 Jimmy Houston|Jr.|5 ft. 11 in.|195 lbs.
#89 Cameron Nehandu|Sr.|6 ft. 0 in.|210 lbs.
#83 Justin Maxwell|Fr.|6 ft. 8 in.|200 lbs.
#86 Kim Mehandell|So.|6 ft. 2 in.|200 lbs.
#17 Benjamin Mitten|Fr.|6 ft. 3 in.|210 lbs.
#18 Quinn Heron|Fr.|6 ft. 5 in.|225 lbs.

Campbell and Hopkins both graduated, leaving the wide receiver spot wide open. Jimmy Houston, though shorter than the rest, is a great route-runner. Cameron Nehandu, although only a bit taller, is a speedster who can beat most cornerbacks. Then, there is Justin Maxwell, a freshman who is six feet, eight inches tall - he can catch pretty much everything thrown in his way. The other receivers are there to learn, and perhaps play in hail-Mary situations.

DEFENSE

1. Defensive Tackle
#73 Harold James|Sr.|5 ft. 11 in.|300 lbs
#62 Thomas Pallos|Jr.|5 ft. 10 in.|285 lbs.
#64 Kurt Yimber|Jr.|6 ft. 4 in.|310 lbs.
#65 Michelangelo Osamai|Fr.|6 ft. 6 in.|300 lbs.

Red Brune is gone, but Thomas Pallos and Harold James are up to the challenge of continuing the tradition of stopping the run. They are a lot better than the group from last year, and will most likely make some plays on the opposing backfield.

2.Defensive End
#55 Kyle Van Helstron|Sr.|5 ft. 11 in.|255 lbs.
#71 Merius Van Tramp|So.|5 ft. 10 in.|230 lbs.
#54 Sandoval Kai|Fr.|5 ft. 11 in.|265 lbs.

The defensive ends are lighter, and faster. They get to the quarterback, and come off the edge with quite some speed. This will be the time for Van Helstron and Van Tramp to shine, and to make all opposing offenses pay.

3. Outside Linebacker
#57 Iron Fist|Sr.|6 ft. 5 in.|245 lbs.
#52 Kenneth DeFoe|Jr.|6 ft. 2 in.|250 lbs.
#49 Enoch Yesopath|So.|6 ft. 10 in.|230 lbs.
#44 Zachary Hinegarden|Fr.|5 ft. 11 in.|250 lbs.

Iron Fist is an amazing player, and will be trying to go out with a bang. DeFoe is better at pass coverage, but Fist has a knack of getting to the ball like no other. Hinegarden is a freshman who has shown great speed, but this year, Fist will make a lot of plays.

4. Middle/Inside Linebacker
#45 Zachary Bommalli|Sr.|5 ft. 11 in.|245 lbs.
#51 Aleksander Demitri Ivanova|Fr.|6 ft. 0 in.|265 lbs.
#53 Bernard Hopkins|Fr.|6 ft. 2 in.|250 lbs.

It is true that Zachary Bommalli will get the start, but Aleksandr Demitri Ivanova is the one causing all the stir in the linebacker spot. The immigrant, who won't say where he is from, has such speed and technique that Coach Marksman can barely wait until he's versed enough in the game to start. He is quite a talent, and will be starting soon.

5. Safeties
#19 Jose Don Carlos|So.|6 ft. 4 in.|200 lbs.
#22 Daniel Johnson|Jr.|6 ft. 3 in.|195 lbs.
#21 Carson Yttrib|Fr.|6 ft. 1 in.|205 lbs.

Don Carlos will return, and try to build on a brilliant freshman season. Johnson returns as well in the Free Safety position, providing run support if needed.

6. Cornerbacks
#36 Isaac Lancaster|Jr.|6 ft. 6 in.|180 lbs.
#31 Mitchell Vander Lander|So.|6 ft. 4 in.|170 lbs.
#39 Marcus Octavius|Sr.|6 ft. 3 in.|175 lbs.
#37 Walter Tremmel|Fr.|6 ft. 10 in.|220 lbs.

Lancaster and Vander Lander will look to continue their solid play, as the Flames don't give up many deep touchdown passes. Octavius has proven to be a solid third corner, and Walter Tremmel won the Cornerback of the Year award at the high school ranks.

SPECIAL TEAMS

1. Kick Returner
#63 Kim Mendenhell|So.|6 ft. 2 in.|200 lbs.
#31 Mitchell Vander Lander|So.|6 ft. 4 in.|170 lbs.

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.

2. Punt Returner
#31 Mitchell Vander Lander|So.|6 ft. 4 in.|170 lbs.
#37 Walter Tremmel|Fr.|6 ft. 10 in.|220 lbs.

Vander Lander will now get his chance to return punts and hopefully get the Flames in good field position. Tremmel has shown an aptitude for this as well.

3. Punter
#2 Henry Potts|Fr.|5 ft. 10 in.|150 lbs.

A new guy in town, Potts is good at distance, but not at directional punting. He may not give many coffin corners, but he can boot the ball fifty plus yards.

4. Kicker
#7 Ivan Ragnoroff|So.|5 ft. 10 in.|145 lbs.

Ragnoroff had a great season; he has been working on his kickoffs to boot the ball further, but his value as a field goal kicker is priceless.

by **Vettrera** » Thu Aug 16, 2012 4:21 pm

Location: Embassy Row|| Cape Marshall Province|| Vettrera
Nickname: Cyclones
Colors: Blue & Orange
Acceptance Rate (as of NSCF 5): 28% of Applicants Admitted
Mascot: Cody the Cougar
Stadium: Vivante Stadium (Capacity 60,275)
Climate: Tropical-Moderate (Averages 70 degrees)

RP Permissions
If My Opponent RP's first they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: TG Me for approval
Godmod Scoring events: Yes
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: TG Me for Approval

The Valor Coast University

Valor Coast University (sometimes referred to as The Valor Coast University) , stylized as Valor Coast University, is a large college located near Embasssy Row in the province of Cape Marshall. It competes strongly in the sport of basketball, and has recently strived to become successful in football (gridiron). Recently, VCU's GRIDIRON team left " Sector 1 Vettrera Regulated College Sports" to compete in "NSCF" as the rest of their sport teams still compete in the VRCS. The team finished at the bottom half of their conference the last season, but they hope to improve greatly this season.

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Mario Avenwood
Offensive Coach: Darren Knightly
Defensive Coach: Tyrone Helsky

(starters on left)
Offensive
QB- DeAndre Harrison, 7 || Victor Cruz 08
RB- Nikole Avenbee, 19 || Devin Searie 90
FB- Nicholace Lochte, 32 || Alaxander Jones 33
TE- Michael Charlottes, 27 || Jackson Morris 24
C- Dimitri Putin, 65 || "T.J" Tompkins 12
LT- Luis Vergoni, 44 || Austin Yearly 76
RT- Timon Akili, 51 || Richard Roche 00
LG- Tyson Carters, 54 || Nelly Vibrane 04
RG- Malek Terrenport,57 || Sammy Potre 54
WR- Vincent DeLay, 14 || York Volunte 91
WR- Byron Hayes, 87 || William Quentin 10

Defensive
S- Demarcus Granger, 29 || Charlie Daye 11
S- Neandro Halloway, 16 || Kirk Thompson 03
CB- Aaron Tobi, 21 || Daniel Moore 37
CB- Ferric Hights, 15 || Billy Westfield 22
MLB- Xavier Branton,56 || Orion Beltley 20
OLB- Marcus Tremors,67 || Braxton Johnson 66
OLB- Terrence Beline, 84 ||Alex Aravio 70
DE- Davis Hartford, 82 || Marco Lopez 01
DE- Reggie Brackers, 27 || Raoul Grande 89
DT- Gregory Nightwood,89 || Peter Crenshaw 43
DT- Erik Johannes, 85 || Bryce Baywood 118

Special Teams
K- Ty Smith (23)
K- Sampson O'Brien (24)
P- Arthur Burns (25)

by **Michael VII** » Thu Aug 16, 2012 8:04 pm

Frbiba State University Firebirds Football Season Preview NSCF 6

Who are we?
-The Frbiba State University is Michael VII's oldest university, dating back over 1000 years when it was known as Association of Colleges in Frbiba State, where the city of Frbiba was spread out among the entire Eastern bank of the Jagoza River. Founded in 966 SCE, the current Frbiba State University quickly became the flagship of the collegiate group, which led to the eventual consolidation of the ACFS into the one Frbiba State University at College Park. Frbiba State is regarded almost universally as the best university in Michael VII, found directly opposite fierce academic and athletic rivals, the University of Jagoza, located on the West Bank of the Jagoza. Upon the Eastern bank, the sacred Red and Gold colours fly predominantly over all colours, on the condition that no garment coloured as so touches the ground. Frbiba State boasts as the best team collegiate or professional in the town, even the country, and thus has huge fan support, especially at Riverside Stadium, which legend states is the House that God built.

The Frbiba State Firebirds are current NSCF Champions, and won the Woodlands Conference in NSCF 3, reaching the NSCF Championship in said season. Main rivals are Jagoza, to whom FSU hasn't lost to in 16 years; Arkinesia, to whom FSU has never lost to, including the NSCF 5 Championship Game; and Utica, the most successful of rivals, winners in NSCF 1 and 3 and have won the past 2 Woodlands titles, beating FSU the last 5 times they've met. And outside of the Woodlands, FSU has an annually scheduled marquee game against the Alzburg-Dyka Royals, who have a 1-1 record against FSU, the Royals coming off second best in the NSCF 5 Semifinal; along with Riversburg-Madison, which has a friendlier rivalry, FSU holding 2-0 record over the Ducks.

Where are we?
-Frbiba State University is located at the site of the Jagoza River delta, approximately 50km North of the coast, on the East Bank of the Jagoza River, just South of Frbiba Central. Directly opposite the river from the University of Jagoza, the flagship university of Jagoza, the commercial hub of Michael VII, Frbiba City being the capital and historical and political hub of our nation.

College Park
-College Park is the official area where Frbiba State is located, home to just over 20,000 permanent residents not attending the University. Thus College Park is by all means a College Town, though it is close enough to the city for large city gatherings when the team plays in College Park. College Park looks like an extant suburb of Frbiba City, as it home to a large amount of old style homes and looks like it was left in the 1800s while the rest of the nation developed. Often seen as a picturesque town, the Frbiban style of life is at home here, as the entire area is draped in Red and Gold, with the College directly making over 75% of the Town's GDP, showing College Park's huge reliance on FSU. Which is fair, as all grounds in College Park are actually owned by FSU, making the 20,000 residents, technically a part of FSU, and thus first in line for season tickets.

Red Plains Stadium at Riverside
-Or as the sponsors have made us say, Ritchies Stadium at Riverside, call it Red Plains, call it Riverside, call it Ritchies, call it what you like, but there is no parting this Red Sea! Red Plains is an on-campus stadium that is known for being an insane venue to visit. 50,000 people all dressed in red and gold, dwarfing the opposing team's fans and really being a scary place to visit in general. Few teams have succeeded here over the years, only Utica, UAD and St John's Island have had any success here, and is ranked one of the hardest stadiums to play in. There are a few reasons why, and the big one is because of the way we watch sports in our great nation. Red Plains has strict alcohol rules, it monitors your drinking, well, at least if you're not from here...Very few Michaeleans wish to get drunk while watching sports, as it is what makes us a difficult crowd to beat. We watch the game and criticise everything we can, we get into it. If you drink, you're missing out on the spectacle. Hooliganism isn't prominent here, and the tough to beat attitude is from the crowd that knows what's going on. The fans are all very close to the field, right on the players' backs, lifting the Firebirds up and bringing the opposition down crying to their knees. Watch out if you come, lest you wear red and gold.

Info
University Name: Frbiba State University
Motto: Ad Victoriam
Established: 966 SCE (OOC: Don't worry about current dates in M7, we don't really keep a record on it, but we'd estimate it is about 18 TCE)
Location: Frbiba City. (College Park of South Frbiba)
Nickname: Firebirds
Type: Public Co-Educational
Students: Undergraduates: 31,000. Postgraduates: 7,000. Staff: 2050.
Stadium: Red Plains Stadium at Riverside (Sponsor Name: Ritchies Stadium at Riverside)
Capacity: 50,000
Style: -3 (Defensive)

Offense: Smash mouth Offense, I-Formation base.
Defense: 4-3 base.

This season will see the last of the traditional Smash Mouth offenses, as legendary HB Fred Lewd is entering his final season. Throughout much of the season, more reliance will be on QB Fred Mallard to run the offense, as the pass attack will be utilised further as we look towards next season. As we say in Frbiba, there is no such thing as a rebuild year, we change on the run and adapt quicker than we change. A more in depth look on the team is to come here.

Depth Chart (Bold denotes starter)

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

University of Jagoza Groundhogs Football Season Preview NSCF 6

Who are we?
-The University of Jagoza is Michael VII's second oldest university, and the oldest West of the Jagoza River. Located directly opposite the Frbiba State University, fierce rivals of UJ, the Jagozan teams, known as the Groundhogs, competing in Blue and Black are the best known team on the West Bank. Fellow competitors in the Riverside-12 Conference, UJ hasn't been quite as successful as FSU, though in earlier years the Groundhogs were the team to beat you BLACK AND BLUE, and to swarm teams on offense like GROUNDHOGS, and thus Jagoza got their names and colours. The University is extensively used all over, University Field being the National Baseball team's home ballpark, and Groundhog Field hosting the 17th World Bowl, along with being the site of the Jagoza 4A Football Championships, the premier High School tournament in the surrounding area. Recent failures, especially in NSCF play, have done little to demoralise Jagoza, who are just patiently waiting to get another win over FSU, which has been a LONG time coming.

Where are we?
Opposite Frbiba State University, on the West Bank of the Jagoza River, due South of the Main Centre of Jagoza, though still a part of Jagoza Central itself. The University essentially becomes a branch of the inner city, being very close to the CBD, and thus the games are often played just a short time after work finishes in the Business sector as a great way to end the day.

Jagoza City
-Jagoza City is the second largest city in Michael VII, home to nearly 20,000,000 residents. Jagoza is the business sector of the nation, the skyline being filled with skyscrapers and business buildings, creating a spectacular contrast to the historic setting of Frbiba. Jagoza is very modern and is filled with Frbibans day and night, who wish to experience the more wild nightlife, and also must commute to in order to find office jobs.

Groundhog Field
-Groundhog Field is the stadium of the University of Jagoza Football team, but also the site of the Track and Field team and the Lacrosse, Soccer and Rugby teams. In actual fact, all sports with a rectangular field use the amenities here. As such, Groundhog Field isn't quite as close to the action as Red Plains, but it does seat an extra 9000 spectators and is considered a more modern place. The acoustics aren't particularly great, but when 59,000 crazy Groundhog fans come in to cheer on the boys, it doesn't matter, it gets loud nonetheless, attracting praise nationwide as a great stadium to visit. Unlike Red Plains, we're a little less restrictive on alcohol, after a hard day's work, sometimes you just need a drink to relax and watch some great sports.

Info
University: University of Jagoza
Location: Jagoza City (Central City)
Nickname: Groundhogs
Colours: Blue and Black
Type: Public, Co-educational
Students: Undergraduates 24,000; Postgraduates 7,500
Stadium: Groundhog Field
Capacity: 59,000
Style: +4.5

Primary Offense: West Coast Offense, Shotgun Trips WR Base.
Primary Defense: 3-4 base.

As per usual, the West Coast will be used, with many snaps being taken from the Shotgun Formation, giving the QB the driving seat in taking leadership and control of the match. On defense, the 3-4 is going to be more experimental this year, as the 3-3-5 and 3-2-5 are going to be used more to try match the offensive talent in the Woodlands for a more stingy defense that will keep Jagoza more competitive this year. The first rebuild phase is this year, as QB Bryan Cousins and 12 other starters have graduated following NSCF 5, though there is still a very experienced roster this season, that will see a more proper rebuild next season. NSCF 6 should be more competitive for UJ than before. Even without BC at QB.

Depth Chart:
OFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

by **The Ovian Empire** » Sat Aug 18, 2012 9:06 am

Roster-
SR=Senior FR=Freshman SOM:Sophmore JR=Jonuir
Offense
QB Micheal Kellermen #3 SR
QB Xaiver Masters #11 FR

HB Vladmir Astris #49 SOM
HB Christain Zainer #32 JR
HB Mike Valer #12 FR

WR Noak Johnson #32 SR
WR Connor Mason #58 FR
WR Brian St.Micheal #67 SOM
WR Peter Greasen #30 JR
WR John Lonner #78 SR

TE Vick Maller #87 SR
TE Loran Anderson #90 FR
TE Seath Quial #75 SOM
TE Kevin St.Micheal #23 JR
TE Nickolas Knapp #89 SR

T Noah Collins #57 SR
T Andrew Klein #76 JR
T Tyler Bircall #85 FR
T Christain Waker #23 SOM
T William Somer #59 SOM

G Steve Munson #78 SR
G Mace Anders #95 FR
G Micheal Alarc #97 SOM
G Zain Monder #93 JR

C Henery Gallhard #53 SR
C Vincent Allermon #94 FR

Defense
CB Matt Wicker #71 SR
CB Jake Leven #59 FR
CB Dan Zimitsch #29 SR
CB Dens Quisen #77 SOM
CB Greg Scaller #88 JR

SS Fredrick Lever #33 SR
SS Manson Christain #1 FR

FS Nick Anders #66 FR
FS Ben Zain #68 FR

MLB Matthew Zimitsch #46 FR
MLB Andrew Freese #28 SR
MLB Scile Zanners #84 SOM

ROLB Micheal Manders #74 SOM
ROLB Quist Naggert #90 FR

LOLB Mannerson Allec #67 SR
LOLB Yestris Mansoner #35

RE Timothy Zimitsch #99 FR
RE Scese Danners #2 FR

LE Allen Jaredson #27 SR
LE Manders Kris #84 FR

DT Nick Quist #69 SR
DT Vicker Malarc #59 FR
DT Corsan Bresener #96

K Kevin Gregson #83 FR

P Scaller Manerson #92 SR

Coaching Staff
Head Coach- Thomas Zimitsch
Defensive Coordinator-Dave Berlerc
Offsensive Coorinator Taric Cho'Gath
Special Team Coordinator-Loren Cora

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