World Bowl 7: Everything Thread

by **Dancougar** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 6:01 pm

Welcome to World Bowl 7, the NS world's premier international American football competition. This thread will be used for rosters, RPs, scores, host announcements, and anything else that isn't OOC chatter (there's a Discussion Thread for that).

These are the pots for the group draw:

Pot 1: Dancougar, Newmanistan, Arroza, Qazox, Taeshan, Kura-Pelland
Pot 2: Sarzonia, Secristan, Vephrall, Fujisawan Territories, Cassadaigua, Lovisa
Pot 3: Tocrowkia, Prux, Bluth Corporation, Delaclava, Ameriganastan, Norwellia
Pot 4: Lanceo, Lurikastan, The Babbage Islands, Jagada, Barbana, Chetssaland
Pot 5: Scandavian States, Allanea, Steroga, Kjoma Isles, Vartican, Sibirsky
Pot 6: Palmouth, Quakmybush, Holy Marsh, Bettia, Iglesian Archipelago, The Fanboyists

And these are the qualifying groups! Rosters are linked.

GROUP A Vephrall Barbana Newmanistan Palmouth Norwellia Scandavian States	GROUP B Secristan Delaclava Vartican Iglesian Archipelago Lanceo Dancougar	GROUP C Kura-Pelland Prux Holy Marsh Fujisawan Territories Kjoma Isles Lurikastan
GROUP D Taeshan Quakmybush Allanea Chetssaland Ameriganastan Lovisa	GROUP E Qazox Steroga The Fanboyists The Babbage Islands Cassadaigua Tocrowkia	GROUP F Sibirsky Jagada Bluth Corporation Arroza Bettia Sarzonia

Teams will play the other teams in their group twice - home and away - for a total of 10 games. This is the planned schedule, with home team listed first.

MD1 (Mon June 22): 1v2 3v4 5v6
MD2 (Tue June 23): 1v3 2v5 4v6
MD3 (Wed June 24): 6v1 3v2 5v4
MD4 (Thu June 25): 4v1 6v2 5v3
MD5 (Fri June 26): 1v5 2v4 3v6
MD6 (Sun June 28): 2v1 4v3 6v5
MD7 (Mon June 29): 3v1 5v2 6v4
MD8 (Tue June 30): 1v6 2v3 4v5
MD9 (Wed July 1): 1v4 2v6 3v5
MD10 (Thu July 2): 5v1 4v2 6v3

The top two teams from each group will advance to the knockout stage plus four wildcards drawn from the remaining teams. Tiebreakers and seeding will be determined as described in the Dancougar Bid for World Bowl 7. Stadiums to be used for the knockout round in Dancougar will be provided after the qualifying round ends.

MD11 (Sat July 4): Round of 16
MD12 (Sun July 5): Quarterfinals
MD13 (Mon July 6): Semifinals
MD14 (Tue July 7): Third Place
MD15 (Wed July 8): Championship
(Scorinating times may be erratic during the Fourth of July Weekend, but my trip has been set for July 9-11, so the World Bowl WILL be finished before I leave, pending emergencies.)

This post will be updated with the group draw on Friday June 19, around the usual scorination time, 10 PM eastern, barring any unforseen delays. Matchday one will be on Monday June 22. The qualification stage will be ten matches with bye day in the middle, meaning matchday ten will be on Thursday, July 2. Because it is currently unknown if I will be out the first weekend or second weekend of July, this arrangement ensures that we either have a long layoff before the knockout round, or the tournament will conclude before I leave.

Teams may begin posting rosters and roleplays for MD1... NOW!

by **Lurikastan** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 6:46 pm

OFFENSIVE LINE

G: Fabio Berto -#23
G: Yosho Zinokani-san -#66
T: Eric Halsburry -#30
T: Tony Bono -#29
C: Quagm Ire -#69

BACK FIELD:

QB: Wolf Spirit -#42
HB: Nick Johnson -#31
FB: Tom Thomas -#89

RECEIVERS:

WR: PM Mikhail Petkov -#57
WR: Dario -#9
WR: Fabio Bertolini -#34
TE: Abe Trump -#22

DEFENSIVE LINE:

DT: Ray-Ray Jones -#12
DT: Tashiko Yashimura -#45
DT: Hideki Musurimoto -#51
DE: George Neuman -#00
DE: Harry Suskowitz -#0

LINEBACKERS:

ROLB: Fast-Man Hertzowitz -#99
MLB: Abraham Romez -#47
LOLB: Luke Groundwalker -#66

SECONDARY:

Safety: Jack Nunez - #44
Safety: Gerald Moko - #54
CB: Hideki Tonazuzu -#56
CB: Henry Shedcrafter -#55

SPECIAL TEAMS

K: Kal Ishmal - #2
P: Jorge Faxer -#4

Home Stadium: The Golden Greens in Salo (cap. 210,000 (American Football))

2pt con: LOGICAL

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by **Qazox** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:03 pm

The Qazox Pheonix return to the World Bowl once again, this time with an all-star QAG (Qazox Association of Gridiron) roster.

COACHING STAFF:
Head Coach: Paul Black
Offensive Co-ordinator: Jason Tynes
Defensive Co-ordinator: Mike Chaverious

ROSTER: (QAG team in parentheses)
STARTERS
OFFENSE (Style: Spread Offense)
QB: Charles Hanneford (SaxerVilla)
RB: Jason Evans (Lake Porter City)
WR: Adam Langehorn (SaxerVilla)
WR: Tony Aster (SaxerVilla)
WR: Brian Savoy (San Guano)
TE: Jack Halstaff (Joehio)
LT: Greg Oldens (Qazox City)
LG: Adam Fescule (Qazox City)
C: Ryan Reynes (Fromburg)
RG: Usa Akamori (Qazox City)
RT: Sean Brestlin (Rockport)

SPREAD OFFENSE (Basic Formation)

Code: Select all: WR LG LT C RT RG TE WR WR QB RB

DEFENSE (Style: 3-4 Nickel)
RE: Kurt Burchill (Qazox City)
DT: Davis Johnson (Fromburg)
LE: Allan Dimov (Lake Porter City)
ROLB: Renny Gold (Pika City)
RILB: Jason Middleton (Rockport)
LILB: David Reed (Lake Porter City)
LOLB: Harry Kallista (Bruxen)
RCB: Issac Haynes (SaxerVilla)
MCB: Brian Geffen (Lorax City)
LCB: Mark Johns (Bruxen)
SS: Adam Politt (SaxerVilla)

NOTE: the 3-4 Nickel uses an extra CB at the expense of a Free Safety.

Basic 3-4 Nickel formation

Code: Select all: DE DT DE OLB ILB ILB OLB LCB MCB RCB SS

SPECIAL TEAMS
K: Hank Jensen (San Guano)
P: Sean Hayden (Joehio)
KR: Sean Seza (Lorax City)
PR: Clayton Brisson (SaxerVilla)

BENCH:
QB: David Westly (Lake Porter City)
RB: Travis Vaughn (SaxerVilla)
FB: Vince Retasma (Pika City)
WR: Ivan Harvey (Qazox City) (will be used often in 4-wide sets)
TE: Nate Sacimoni (SaxerVilla) (ususally used in Goalline formations)
OG: Paul Hobbes (Pika City)
OT: Issac Charles (Lorax City)
C: Tomas Fraser (SaxerVilla)
DE: Jasyon D'Angelo (Bruxen)
DT: David Reshks (Bruxen)
OLB: Hank Fralee (Rockport)
ILB: Greg Irons (Lorax City)
CB: Sean Javier (Pika City) (Used in "Dime" Packages)
FS: Eric Hall (Lake Porter City) (used in True "Nickel" coverages)
Special Teamer: Mike Hansen (Pika City)

All home games played at the SaxerDome

The Capacity is 85000 and the style modifier will be a +3, while 2-pt rate will be AS NEEDED.

Uniforms: (Provided by T4S Kit Storefront)

HOME (black) /AWAY (white)

RP PERMISSIONS:
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Penalties: average amount (5-6 per game)
Injuries: Nothing serious.
GodMode: Unless it involves weather, NO.

by **Taeshan** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:17 pm

Taeshan National Team

# Name Position Age String
1 Martin Gramatica K 29 1
2 Sean Landetta P 31 1
4 Gabe Martin QB/DB 27 1/5
5 Alec Dega QB/K/P 35 2/2/2
7 Marhito Dega QB/DB 23 3/6
8 Jack Cito WR/DB 34 1/4
10 Max Hope RB 23 1
11 Ernie Smith TE/LB 25 1/5
14 Ricky Zellefrow WR/DB 21 2/3
17 Alais Patrick WR/DB 39 3/2
28 Rudi Williams RB/DB 33 2/1
31 Jeremy Johnson RB/LB 26 3/4
50 Odell Thurman LB 27 3
51 Jesse Lapp LB 26 2
52 Dianer Marte LB 28 1
54 Jack Riosa DE/LG 29 1/2
55 Minsi Zathura DE/RG 29 2/2
60 Alan Zito NT/C 36 1/1
62 Shawn Plank DT/LT 36 1/1
63 J.J. Meoda DT/RT 32 2/1
65 Clyde Diez LG 33 1
71 Will Anders RG 27 1
85 Ocho Cinco WR 25 4
99 Trevor Karker Te 25 2

Coaching Staff
Head Coach-Ken Wissenhaunt

Offensive Cordinator-Michiel Ditka

Defensive Cordinator-Oreilly Finnigan

Special Teams-Devin Hester

The Jerseys are Blue and their Name for Football is the fitin' Falcons.

by **Tocrowkia** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 9:49 pm

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach: Vincenz Roehler
Offensive Coordinator: Kilian Riechert
Defensive Coordinator: Otto Dessloch

OFFENSE:
QB: Markus Kash
[ The captain of the team, and a three-time Tocrowkian Conference MVP award winner. Kash is almost your prototypical star quarterback. He has a cannon of an arm and uncanny instincts, able to pick out open receivers at the worst of times and nail them. But clocking in at 5'9', he's obviously a little shorter than your average QB. But that is only another plus for this lithe superstar, as he has plenty of hustle of his own, able to run and spin and dodge with the best of them. ]
RB: Siegfried Vater
[ Like Kash, Siegfried is a little smaller than league average at 5'10' and 156 pounds. But he is a fast little bugger and an expert at finding holes in the defensive line and advancing the ball a long way down the field. ]
FB: Adrian Kanker
[ Big and tall and strong, Adrian Kanker is an effective blocker, able to hold back multiple linemen at once. However, he also a decent runner and can plow through the line to gain some yards if need be. ]
WR: Mikel Westin
[ Perhaps the most iconic player on the team, Westin is awesome at what he does. He can catch, he can catch with style (making mind boggling acrobat catches frequently) and can run really, really fast down the field. Only three years into his career, and he all ready has a multi-million dollar contract. And he needs it, too. To go along with his athletic ability Westin has a massive ego and is as cocky as they come. His post-touchdown celebrations are some of the oddest and most egotistical you can think of. He does the river dance. He tangos with the cheerleaders. He jumps into the crowd, he pelvic thrusts. And along with all of those come a fine, of course, but with his contract, he can afford it. ]
WR: Noah Peukert
[ Not quite as renowned as Westin, but mostly because he doesn't make such an ass of him self in front of billions of people on television. Peukert also has uncanny ability as a wide receiver, especially when it comes to catching long bombs and catching when covered. ]
TE: Lars Kreuter
[ Very good as a blocker, and pretty good as a receiver. Lars, due to his towering size is a great blocker but rather slow. However, he is a reliable safety valve as he usually finds someway or another to get open at the last second. ]
RT: Jason Weidlich
[ An excellent blocker, the defense will find that Weidlich is essential a human wall, able to hold back even the largest of defenders without letting them get a shot at the quarterback. ]
RG: Wilhelm Palme
[ Similar to Weildlich, Palme presents a nigh immovable force to the defensive line and is a dependable guard. ]
C: Rolf Hase
[A dependable center. His snap is lightning quick and he is a good all around blocker, able to hold back any rushing defensive linemen for a few seconds to give his man a shot at any open reciever.
LG: Ronald Lucas
[ Like all the other guards, he's good at what he does and is able to hold back the defensive line long enough to hopefully advance the ball in whatever fashion. ]
LT: Axel Rüffert
[ Again, good at what he does. Has good footwork and is very agile, able to protect Kash for extended periods of time while he looks for an open receiver.]

DEFENSE:
CB: Derk Rehm
[ Derk is a solid corner back. Lean and agile, he can keep up with even the fastest of receivers and make their lives a living hell. He can swat the ball out of the air and pick passes off with great regularity and he has the wheels and the moves to make the other side pay when ever he does pick one. ]
FS: Werner Bonte
[ A prototypical free safety. Measuring in at only 5'9', 195 pounds Werner is still an annoying little SOB for the offense. His size means he'll often look like he's coming out of nowhere to assist the corner back in swatting the ball out of the air of tackling a receiver to the ground. ]
ROLB: Artur Weniger
[ This guy is really, really strong and can pretty much mash his way through the line to his target. One hit from him is usually all it takes to send somebody down. ]
RE: Johann Grauert
[ A solid defensive end, Grauert is able to hold is own and put serious pressure on the offensive line. ]
ILB: Markus Sands
[ Perhaps the MVP on the defensive side of the ball, Sands not only has the power to plow through the line, but he's freakishly fast as well. If he hits you, and he often does, you'll be feeling it all week. He's also a huge trash talker, and has a record for unnecessary roughness in tense games. ]
RDT: Paul Scheller
[ Though not as effective as Sands when it comes to plowing through the line, he is extremely good at blocking running plays through the line. ]
LDT: Curt Krauss
[ Like Scheller, he's an effective tackle and good at stopping running plays, but mediocre when it comes to moving through the line. ]
LE: Albert Hirschmann
[ Like his counter-part on the right side, he's a solid end with good agility, able to zig-zag through linemen and put pressure on the offense. ]
SS: Jacob Schellong
[ A good short safety and, as is typical, larger than Bonte in order to handle the strong side of the offense. ]
LOLB: Rudolf Ebner
[ Strong, but not as much as Weniger. Fast, but not as fast as Sands. He falls in between them, still a good solid defensive player. ]
CB: Elmar Meister
[ Pretty much Rehm's twin, only a couple of years younger and a few inches taller. Able to make acrobatic blocks and snag the ball away from receivers with alarming regularity. ]

Special Teams:
K: Xaver Falkenhorst
[ 13 year veteran of the TGL, though he's getting on in year's his still a solid leg and can nail some pretty impressive field goals from what seems like a mile away. ]
P: Sigurt Wilms
[ An undrafted free-agent that has managed to impress through two solid seasons as a punter. Can kick it deep into enemy territory. ]
KR: Clemens Fuchs
[ Fast and agile, if you give him an inch he'll take a mile on ya. ]

The Other Stuff:
Home Stadium:
Rehbein Field, Pharamas
Capacity - 370,750
Turf - Grass

Style Modifer: +2
2 Point Conversion: Logical

Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: No
Godmod injuries: Yes/No
Godmod "other" events: Yes, but please make it as fun and as random as possible if you decide to take advantage of this.

by **Arroza** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 3:13 am

Arroza Admirals

Coach: Darius “Lucky” Miller
Miller, the new coach of the Admirals was one of the few coaches that wasn't harmed by the match-fixing scandal that rocked several nations and almost destroyed the Arrozan Domestic league after it was found out that former coach Tahlequah had been point shaving to let other Atlantic Oceania teams into the playoffs two years ago.

Home Stadium: Fletcher Field, Capacity 88,440

Play Style: +2
PAT: Logical.
Jerseys:

Home - Away - Bettian Thirds

If you RP a game before me / permission box:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes [just not the runningbacks, please]
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Yes, just please try to take into effect what's already been said about our country, i.e. a blizzard hitting Arroza probably isn't a good idea.

Team Mentality: Determined
Well, a name change doesn't change everything unfortunately as the Tar Hornets / Admirals were lost in the semifinals to [deleted] for seemingly the millionth time. Now with the team willing to play for their new coach, and the team having shed their ego that came from the hangover of winning World Bowl V, the Admirals have been single-minded in training for this competition.

Offense [Triple Option/Flexbone]:
Based on a strong line that pushes off the ball and looks to open up holes every play for the multitude of backs that come through Arroza. The Admirals are still running the traditional triple option, even though in the last few World Bowls, it's shown that there's a problem both in coming back from late game deficits, and against certain teams.

First Team:
#5 QB: Selmon Baliss (29, Big Thicket Cavalry)
Winning the World Bowl 4 years ago has placed Baliss on a level of celebrity few Arrozan athletes have ever known, and his play domestically has suffered as his ego expanded. The disappointing 3rd place finish in World Bowl VI was the end of his ego.

#23 HB: Donovan Hailey (29, Big Thicket Cavalry)
Humbled by the seemingly inevitable loss to [deleted] in the playoffs, Hailey has spent the last two years working himself into a frenzy. Now as the #1 back for the Admirals, we get to see if the self-proclaimed “Greatest Show on Earth” combination of Baliss and Hailey can win the day.

#25 RB: Roger Seabrook (25, Atalanta Senators)
For years Seabrook has been a second team runningback with the burden of being called the next Chavez. He just want to bring his hard-nosed running style to the forefront and become the first Roger Seabrook.

#45 FB: Elmore Coffin (28, Gold Spring Stallions)
Finishes blocks with a ruthless intensity not normally seen outside of a videogame. As far as he's concerned, the only good linebacker is a pancaked linebacker.

#88 TE: Salomon Arraza (30, Biloxoulaport Seabees)
Definitely more of a finesse player than the Admirals have previously had at this position.

#89 WR: Taesean Malone (28, Huracan Tropicals)
The league's leading receiver, Malone's developed experience to go along with the mountain of raw talent. If he can hook up with Baliss, he'll be a dangerous option when defenses start to focus too much on the run game.

#65 T: Donald Haskill (28, Big Thicket Cavalry)
#67 T: Hector Laredo (30, Aransas County Sea Stars)
#63 C: Harun Marasseh (30, Port Lange Archers)
#64 G: Garrett Phillips (32, Aransas County Sea Stars)
#60 G: Michael Forrest (25, Pine Forest United)

Substitutes:

#7 QB: Patrick Fawcett (24, Northland Cannons)
#1 QB: Jason Quintille (23, Santos Apaches)
#29 RB: Lazaro Connelly (26, Biloxoulaport Seabees)
#22 RB: (20, Calcasieu Cajuns)
#26 RB: (22, Refinery Firebirds)
#44 FB: Stanley Graham (24, Big Thicket Cavalry)
#84 TE: Matt Herrera (25, Northland Cannons)
#81 WR: Luke Hollam (30, Huracan Tropicals)
#65 T: (25, Saint Simona Conquerors)
#66 G: Andrew Florez (24, F.C. Atalanta)
#69 C: Robert Rook (30, Lincolnton Suns)

Defense: 4-4.
Not the biggest in the world, the Arrozan defenses pride themselves on their tactical knowledge and their speed. These two ideas, when combined in the Arrozan D, normally mean opponents get to see a varying array of zone, man, and option coverages, with blitzes coming in from all angles, and interceptions going the other way for 6 points.

#95 NT: John Kirchner (24, Biloxoulaport Seabees)
Kirchner has big shoes to fill, taking ths slot of “Big Nasty” Johnson. Kirchner though has looked to be the type of player that can do it though, now we get to see if his skill is his, or an effect of playing with the dominant Seabee defense.

#94 NT: Roger Mayfield (23, Atalanta Senators)
Senator Football Chant: He's big, he's mean, his family makes ice cream, Roger Mayfield! Heir to the Mayfield ice cream dynasty [don't laugh, Arroza is a hot place, ice cream sells well.], Mayfield has always wanted to prove himself in some other way.

#99 DE: Joseph Reed (32, Biloxoulaport Seabees)
Commands a double team on almost every passing down. The bookend of him and Charles may become the best tandem in Arrozan history.

#98 DE: Raibonne Charles (32, Biloxoulaport Seabees)
The combination of Reed and Charles, terrorizing defenses for six World Bowls, and 10 seasons in the AFL. This World Bowl has got to be their last one unfortunately as time is catching up to the both of them. They have gotten used to each other to the point of almost being psychic on the d-line.

#52 OLB: Fremont Cannon (29, Atalanta Senators)
Blitz specialist, Cannon loves to get around the defensive end on blitzes and demolish quarterbacks from their blind side.

#50 OLB: Antwan Lineville (29, Queen's Bay Submariners)
Lineville toils away in obscurity for his hometown Submariners, but is undoubtedly good enough to make this squad.

#56 MLB: Pollux Hall (28, Pine Forest United)
The Hall twins, Castor and Pollux are both built to play the Arrozan style of defense. Undersized, but able to drop back in coverage and make up for the formation's lack of safeties, or fast enough to get through the line and punish offensive skill players.

#58 MLB: Denzel Person (30, Evangeline Seraphs)
The “Angel of Death” is more well known for his off-field antics than his on-field play, especially after supposedly stabbing a man to death in a Resurgens bar and having the charges dropped. On the field, he's just as punishing though as a aggressive run-stopper and blitzer.

#24 CB: Jeremy Beaumont (27, Aransas County Sea Stars)

#33 CB: Calvin Brandon (31, F.C. Atalanta)
Good at anticipating plays, and leads the domestic league in interceptions.

#30 S: Caron Saint-Marais (30, Resurgens Flames)
He didn't just lead the league in interceptions for safeties...he doubled the second place finisher.

Defensive Subs:

#92 DT: Richard Stacy (25, Atalanta Senators)
#95 DT: Johnathan Shjij (21, Tyndall Eagles)
#93 DE: David Edwards (24, Farragut Torpedoes)
#97 DE: Frank Paine (25, Atalanta Senators)
#51 LB: Castor Hall (28, Refinery Firebirds)
#54 LB: Victor Padilla (26, Evangeline Seraphs)
#57 LB: Zachary Gaston (25, Atalanta Senators)
#55 LB: Donovan Birmingham (23, Pine Forest United)
#20 CB: Reuben Channelview (21, S.F.A. Texans)
#2 CB: Rimer Vinings (27, Pine Forest United)
#24 S: Linus Lincecum (29, Farragut Torpedoes)
#8 S: Olorun Mayfield (27, Resurgens Flames)

Special Teams:

#4 K: Drew Albrect (41, F.C. Atalanta)
The old man just won't quit. He's almost reached legendary status in Arroza after 6 go-rounds with the National Team. He can still kick through a hurricane, and that's exactly what's needed in the swirling wind conditions of Fletcher Field.

#13 P: Tyler Edmiston (36, Way Path Pioneers)
#2 KR: Rimer Vinings (27, Pine Forest United)

[big ups to Chetssaland for finding that uniform maker]

by **Lanceo** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:45 am

Style: +3
PAT: yes, no two point

Coach: Samuel Kursonov
OC: Jameson Bugle
DC: Darnell Huntley

QB
# 17: Jason Marquis
#5: Gary Bennet

RB
#22 Daeshan Portis
#33 J. James Bannister

FB
#66 Bush Nater
#45 Sammy Russ

WR
#82 Rod Moss
#87 Antwaan Gardner
# 89 James Coles
# 83 Stuart Cash
# 85 Devin Kelly
# 86 Hiram Firr
# 84 Jimmy McKensick

TE
#55 Tom "Bubba" Jenkins
#47 Kwame Hardy
#46 BB Armstrong

LT
#76 Bob Friedman
#67 Ryan Hilton

LG
#75 Sean Nova
#79 Jeff Brooks

C
#69 Casey Brooks

RT
# 71 Martin Margo
# 70 Javon Creed

RG
# 62 Randy Adams
#68 Darrel Burlington

LE
#90 Rock Brown
#55 Tad Taylor

RE
#92 Jason Wynn
#91 Renaldo Pierce

DT
#97 Marc Stiles
#96 Cal Grierson

DT
# 95 Daniel Fronzot
# 93 Tyler Warhol

LOLB
# 53 J.A. Fletcher
# 52 Lavon London

ROLB
# 51 London Arrington
# 50 Mike Henston

MLB
#57 Thomas Williams
#49 Percy "JoJo" Taylor

SS
#21 Derrick "Sean Taylor" Matthews
# 27 Eduardo Green

FS
#28 Dashean "Darrel Green" Arthur

LCB
#24 Sean Hall
#27 Carlos Landry

RCB
#23 Chris Rogers
#20 Laron Horton

P
# 1 Nathan Frost
# 2 Ryan "Boomer" Nickels

K
#2 Ryan "Boomer" Nickels
#3 Garvon J. Head

KR
# 31 Dash Scott

PR
# 83 Stuart Cash

by **The Babbage Islands** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:58 am

WYE, South Island (BPA) -- The Babbage Islands gridiron team has announced their 50-player roster for the World Bowl 7 tournament. Very few changes have been made from the Baptism of Iron roll.

Offensive coordinator Bill Julian will serve as acting head coach for the World Bowl, and will be starting a run-oriented lineup including a full-blown triple-option attack from the wishbone formation.

Offensive starters:
7 QB Tom Taylor
13 WR Mary-Lynn Burns
20 RB Mustafa Muhammad
22 RB Bobby Sherman
23 RB Kenneth Romney
49 TE Antoine Brown
61 C Mack Driver
64 OG Denny Irving
65 OG Marcus Knight
67 OT Orson Kimball
68 OT Bryant Rivers

Defensive starters:
33 SS Gordon Maxwell
34 CB Craig Johnson
42 CB Richard Kennedy
47 FS Sara Hirsch
55 LB Joe Smith
58 LB Paul Ambory
66 DE Steven Viviano
69 DT Emil Ferguson
75 DE Troy Lee
78 DT Giovanni Ventimiglia
96 LB Brian Fitzgerald

Kickers:
3 K Angela DiFilippo
18 P Steve Gottschalk

Reserves:
9 KR Howard Desmond
10 P Philip Blaine
12 QB Kelly Flynn
19 QB Chris Sanders
27 RB Ian Campbell
30 DB Jerry Martin
37 DB Zachary Jordan
38 DB Roderick Crandall
44 TE Jim Cameron
45 TE Jesse Arnold
50 LB Tyler Wilson
53 LB Bill Thompson
56 OL Roger Brown
57 OL Mitch Rogers
62 OL Ralph Meyer
70 OL Ismail Mansour
72 DL Patrick O'Leary
77 DL Knut Arnsson
79 DL Walter Carlson
81 WR Val MacArthur
83 WR Keith Hubanks
84 WR Skip Montgomery
87 WR Brady Manning
88 WR Tim Truitt
92 LB Leonard Price
99 LB Eli Jones

Forty-four of the 50 players are IFL professionals, with three Babbage rules players and three university players from the BCUAA also selected. The selection of three women sparked some controversy, but in general reaction has been positive to the full team.

by **The Fanboyists** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:58 am

The Vienna Barrons, as per Federation rules, are representing the Federal Republic as the national team after winning the Federal Bowl, the Fanboyist equivalent of the Super Bowl, over the Carnegie Ironmongers in a 24-6 game, finishing the season with an 18-2 record (both losses were overtime losses, generally considered bad luck, or "shit happens" losses). This is the first appearance of any Fanboyist athletic team in an international tournament or event (including the World Bowl), so this will be a major test as to whether or not the teams of the Federal Republic can truely compete on an international level.

Team: Barrons
City: Vienna
Stadium: Barrons Stadium, Vienna (Capacity: about 125,000, Turf Field)
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Silver, Burgundy
Head Coach: Wilhelm Studdenberger

Mentality: Excited, Mildly Anxious
As four-time Fanboyist Champs, the Barrons are no strangers to fairly large games, though nothing on the scale of the World Bowl Championship. Because of this, the Barrons are anxious to show the world what they can do, but are a little nervous about the prospect as well.

Offense:
The Barrons use a spread offense, though having a strong line and running back corps, so running is the Barrons' strength, though the introduction of a dynamic quarterback two seasons previously, Dane Zacks, prompted an increase in passes, screens, and trick plays in the team's aresenal. Two-point conversions are attempted whenever it is logical.

Defense:
The Barrons are all about hitting hard and up-front. They use a 4-3 set-up (though they have been known to fall back on a 30-stack), largely, and place a large emphasis on strong pass rushes and blitzing. The secondary is strong enough, but is not such that it can be called a major strength of the team. The Barron's defense is largely what allowed them to win the FNFL Championship, as it gave adequete breathing room for the offense to work.

Players:
(Player Name - Height; Weight; Age - Position - Number
Only Starters are listed

Offensive Coordinator: Kyle Binderman
Starting Offense:
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Offensive Line:
O-Line Coach: Nick Jameson
Charles "Charlie" Hamberger - 6'6" ; 312lbs; 25 - Right Tackle - #74
Wilhelm "Willy" Stauffen - 6'1" ; 320lbs; 27 - Right Guard - #66
Andrik "Andy" Meyers - 6'3" ; 310lbs; 30 - Center - #78
Ernest "Ernie" Rogers - 6'8" ; 370lbs; 27 - Left Guard - #71
Thomas David - 6'2" ; 298lbs; 24 - Left Tackle - #73
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Recievers:
Recievers Coach: Ivan Rosenthal
Richard "Rich" Rosenthal - 6'0" ; 236lbs ; 26 - (Left) Wide Receiver - #31
Eric Drake - 6'4" ; 244lbs ; 24 - Tight End - #44
Quinn O'Donnel - 6'2" ; 238lbs ; 26 - (Right) Wide Receiver - #24
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Backfield:
QB Coach: Kyle Binderman
Backs Coach: Wilhelm Studdenberger
Dane Zacks - 6'1" ; 210lbs ; 27 - Quarterback - #16
Hubert Doremus - 5'11" ; 301lbs ; 23 - Fullback - #50
Jake Brenner - 5'11" ; 268lbs ; 24 - Halfback - #25
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Defensive Coordinator: Gerald Lassiter
Starting Defense:
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Defensive Line:
D-Line Coach: Andrew Spivey
Daniel "Danny" Rickenbacher - 6'2" ; 323lbs ; 22 - Right D.End - #62
Heinrich Fuchs - 5'10" ; 305lbs ; 24 - Right Noseguard - #63
Steven Barkley - 6' 4" ' 312lbs ; 25 - Left Noseguard - #54
Theodore Cook - 6'7" ; 337lbs ; 27 - Left D.End - #77
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Linebackers:
Linebacker Coach: Tim Waters
Nate Greyson - 6'2" ; 302 lbs ; 29 - Right Outside LB - #45
John Stopher - 6'1" ; 287lbs ; 27 - Middle LB - #40
Dave Meyers - 6'0" ; 291lbs ; 28 - Right Outside LB - #61
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Defensive Backs:
DB Coach: Alan Richardson
Walter Guderian - 5'11" ; 231lbs ; 25 - Cornerback - #81
Dean Iverson - 6'1" ; 224lbs ; 23 - Cornerback - #89
Gregory Muellen - 6'2" ; 229lbs ; 26 - Free Safety - #92
James Klein - 6'0" ; 230lbs ; 27 - Strong Safety - #1
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Special Teams:
Special Teams Coordinator: Orson Heller
Peter Dreyse - 5'10" ; 218lbs ; 21 - Both Kicker and Punter - #3
Henrique Caballero - 6'1" ; 236lbs ; 27 - Kick Returner - #6
Andrew Smith - 6'3" ; 244lbs ; 28 - Punt Returner - #7
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Reserves:
Offense:
Jim Erickson (HB) (#32)
Theodoric "Theo" Rickenbacher (QB) (#22)
Zack Van Neste (OL(RT)) (#76)
Noah McPherson (OL(C)) (#55)
Vladimir Penterman (OL(LT)) (#56)
Hranislav Perorsec (OL(RG)) (#79)
Arnulf Redmann (OL(LG)) (#69)
Frank Jameson (FB) (#67)
Stephan Tomsic (TE) (#16)
Thomas Drake (WR) (#39)
Ernest Smith (WR) (#26)

Defense:
Willy Fuchs (DL(NG)) (#64)
Leo Zimmerman (DL(RE)) (#60)
Gregory "Bear" O'Bannon (DL(NG)) (#52)
Liam Carelton (DL(LE)) (#65)
Demarcus Quinn (MLB) (#46)
Chris Daniels (OLB) (#45)
Edward Peterson (OLB) (#33)
Michael Dreyse (FS) (#2)
James Long (SS) (#12)
Samuel DeVimes (CB) (#13)
Klein Mandel (CB) (#29)

Special Reserves:
Phillipa DeMirici (K/P) (#9)

If you RP a game before me / permission box:
Choose my scorers: I'd prefer it if I chose, but if necessary, yes
Choose scoring events: I'd prefer it if I chose them, but if necessary, yes.
RP injuries to my players: Yes [Just don't kill anyone, and preferably nothing permanent or career-ending.]
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Yes, but please try and stay reasonable about it. No stadiums exploding, crazed assassings, terrorist attacks, etc. Again, don't kill anyone or end careers here.

Style Modifier: -2 (Or, if decimals are allowed, (-1.5)-(-1.8))

Apologies to Qazox for the blatant copying of his uniform...
One on left is home, right is away. A little hard to tell.

by **Bettia** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 1:46 pm

The Bettian WorldBowl 7 Squad - Enter The ~~Dragons~~ Aroras!

The Cymdeithas Gridiron Bettiaidd (Bettian Gridiron Association) has announced the 47-man squad representing the nation - the Bettia Aroras. In keeping with your average Bettian's Takilan leanings, spectators can be sure of plenty of ambitious passing plays and a lot of blitzes (or at least, attempted blitzes). The coaching staff have also been preparing the team rigorously, with special emphasis on going for two-point conversion plays at every opportunity - that's the Bettian side of the team psyche again, always wanting to score as much as possible without bothering to consider the consequences.

Style Modifier: +3
Two-Point Conversions: Always
Team Colours:

1st Kit: Gold helmets with green facemask and trim, green shirts with gold trim, gold pants.
2nd Kit: Two-tone blue helmets, shirts and pants.

Home Stadium: Tiddles Park, Gabalfa
RP Permissions: Anything goes, short of maiming or killing anyone

Quarterbacks

1. Muhammad Myers - Gloucester Cherrywhites
32. Kunahas - Subarnas Volcanos
13. Tom Blackthorne - Gabalfa Thrashers

Running Backs

4. Leo Asahara - Caeranyuna Giants
45. Ieuan Bell - Pen-y-Bydd Reapers
26. Simon Brockworth - Gloucester Cherrywhites
9. Mirkanala - Subarnas Volcanos

Wide Receivers

81. Rick Bedford - Rumnasih Royals
7. Richie Frampton - Downton Eagles
97. Idris Jones - Deudegg Dderw Bears
98. Dewi Miratu - Subarnas Volcanos
99. Sam Milton - Pifton Ifrits
82. Abu Sakura - Tamrida Warriors (WR / KR)
19. Jamal Tucker - Gabalfa Thrashers (WR / KR)

Tight Ends

80. Danny Sulyard - Huwbridge Hammers
84. Will Cholen - Spiddaford Spiders
89. Nadim Keondre - Thymeford Titans
91. Mike Rollo - Ceffinton Turbos

Centres

57. Tom Overton - Bettialis Blasters
50. Martyn Seddenham - Gloucester Cherrywhites

Guards

62. Ashley Ghain - Pifton Ifrits
64. Padarn Hancock - Pen-yr-Heol Hurricanes
68. Lewis Jones - Downton Eagles
61. Ashley Sunaga - Caeranyuna Giants

Tackles

73. Joe Brinley - Gloucester Cherrywhites
76. Glyn Hafren - Porthbalfa Blazers
77. Inoichi Hoseki - Porthbalfa Blazers
70. Tom Nielford - Lorshill Lions

Defensive Linemen

11. Aaron Daniels - Downton Eagles
32. Ben Dunmore - Lovage Wasps
49. Ali Hussain - Fiilghud Chargers
30. Colin Hutchings - Gabalfa Thrashers

Defensive Ends

16. Alun ap Iorwerth - Merthyr Bilal Mavericks
27. Chris Hutchings - Pen-yr-Heol Hurricanes
28. Nick Miyuki - Caeranyuna Giants

Corner Backs

43. Samih Fidari - Tamrida Warriors
34. Matt Harris - Porthbalfa Blazers
25. Mark Hitchins - Pen-yr-Heol Hurricanes

Linebackers

36. Da'ud Crisp - Pifton Ifrits
37. Dave Hartley - Lorshill Lions
38. Andy Eaton - Akani Sands Destroyers
39. Ashi Walid - Sukatra Sabres
40. Rashid Power - Pontybalfa Panthers

Safeties

94. Alfie Jardine - Tamrida Warriors (FS)
21. Ieaun King - Pen-yr-Heol Hurricanes (SS)
17. Martin Tullock - Pifton Ifrits (FS)
10. Nick Woods - Huwbridge Hammers (SS / Gunner)

Special Teams

82. Abu Sakura - Tamrida Warriors (WR / KR)
19. Jamal Tucker - Gabalfa Thrashers (WR / KR)
87. Ishmail Williams - Southward Ho! Hitmen (K / P)
10. Nick Woods - Huwbridge Hammers (SS / Gunner)

by **Prux** » Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:58 pm

The First BAPTISM of IRON Champs return for a 3rd time, and look to improve the horrid showing at WB VI.

The Prux PIRATES
will use a +1 offensive style and got for 2 at every oppertunity!
STADIUM: Statesmen Field, Pruxton, Prux. Capacity: 57,900. Astroturf field... Hah! (think Veteran's Stadium type-turf, meaning injuries!)

OFFENSE: FlexBone
(For more info on Flexbone see this wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexbone_formation
Usually the Flexbone is an option heavy running style, but with RB that have good hands, the formation, which utilizes pre-snap motion, can allow for big passes downfield on occasion. The main drawback to the Flexbone is the timing of the option plays and the lack of WR. An advantage is ball control and time of possession.

QB: Juan Pablo Sandoval
WB: Chad Henry
FB: Tyrone Gifford
HB: Ryan Adams
WR: Craig Johnson
TE: Ollie a'Hai
LT: Quentin Haroldssen
LG: Eric Swann
C: David Haddal
RG: Sean Addison
RT: Frank Vaughn

NORMAL FLEXBONE FORMATION

Code: Select all: WR LT LG C RG RT TE WB QB HB FB

DEFENSE: 4-4
The 4-4 allows a better attack of an opponents running game, but does so by sacrificing a defensive back. If sed with the right personnel, one of the ILB acts as the 4th DB, usually covering a TE or HB. Advantages include better blitz lanes for LBs and a more general pressure on the QB. Disadvantages include weakened pass defense and a suscceptablity to over-the-middle pass plays.

LE: Raymond Chadd
DT: Hank Johnsen
DT: David De'jean
RE: Adam Fraley
LOLB: Brian Hobbes
LILB: Craig Nelson
RILB: Ryan Xany
ROLB: Charles Reynolds
LCB: Adam Kinsey
RCB: Jeff Bandle
FS: Jasyson Jones

NORMAL 4-4

Code: Select all: LE DT DT RE OLB ILB ILB OLB LCB FS RCB

SPECIAL TEAMS:
K: Daniel O'Craeg
P: Brian Middleton
KR/PR: Issac Seans

by **Sarzonia** » Thu Jun 18, 2009 10:02 am

Head Coach and offensive play caller: Joe Gibbs (68 years old)
Defensive coordinator: Gregg Williams
Offence: Strong running game (-3 modifier)
Defensive style: Aggressive 4-3 with frequent blitzes
Two-point conversion modifier: LOGICAL
Home surface: Grass (Hendrix Stadium, Woodstock)

If my opponent RP's our game first, they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes (within reason; no catastrophic injuries)
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Nothing beyond stuff like heavy rains, strong winds and the like

QB Gavin Davis (Portland Pirates) 6-foot-2, 210 pounds, 27 years old
RB: LoQuan Willard (Woodstock Wings) 5-foot-11, 200 pounds, 28 years old
WR: Dave Coles (Truxtun Commodores) 6-foot-2, 205 pounds, 28 years old
WR: Willie Brooks (Portland) 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, 31 years old
H-Back: Clark Hennessy (Burlington Vipers) 5-foot-11, 220 pounds, 25 years old
TE: Pat Whalen (Wilmington Roughnecks) 6-foot-2, 240 pounds, 31 years old
LT: Tim Lacker (Woodstock) 6-foot-3, 305 pounds, 28 years old
LG: Tony Bingham (Nicksia Hawks) 6-foot-2, 295 pounds 31 years old
C: Kenny Bridger (Portland) 6-foot-3, 310 pounds, 35 years old
RG: Brad Hampton (Woodstock) 6-foot-2, 305 pounds, 29 years old
RT: Cody Cross (Woodstock) 6-foot-5, 320 pounds, 28 years old

DEFENSIVE STARTERS:
DE: Ryan Clack (Woodstock) 6-foot-1, 290 pounds, 24 years old
DT: Evan Smyth (Portland) 6-foot-4, 325 pounds, 28 years old
DT: Sam Vincent (Truxtun) 6-foot-3, 340 pounds, 26 years old
DE: Donnie Carter (Nicksia) 6-foot-2, 300 pounds, 28 years old
WLB: Charlie Winston (Saugerties Smashers) 6-foot-1, 250 pounds, 25 years old
MLB: Tim Bates (Saugerties) 6-foot-3, 255 pounds, 33 years old
SLB: Lou Wilson (Portland) 6-foot-1, 240 pounds, 32 years old
LCB: DeAndre Mihms (Caroline Tigers) 5-foot-10, 180 pounds, 30 years old
RCB: Brock Ainsworth (Woodstock) 6-foot-2, 200 pounds, 29 years old
SS: Travis Werner (New Jerusalem Monks) 6-foot-1, 233 pounds, 27 years old
FS: Chris Horton (Woodstock) 6-foot-1, 216 pounds, 23 years old

SPECIAL TEAMS:
K: Adam Novak (Woodstock) 6-foot, 205 pounds, 26 years old
P: Chaz Hunter (Woodstock; holds on extra points and field goals for Novak) 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, 27 years old
KR: Cedric Wilcox (Portland) 6-foot-2, 185 pounds, 28 years old

BENCH:
QB: Ryan Matthews (New Daurmont Drillers), 6-foot-4, 233 pounds, 27 years old
RB: Shaquice Allen (Portland), 5-foot-8, 195 pounds, 24 years old
TE/H-Back: Joe Cooley (Woodstock), 6-foot-1, 230 pounds, 30 years old
WR: Craig Langhorn (Wilmington) 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, 28 years old
TE: Pete West (Woodstock) 6-foot-4, 240 pounds, 31 years old
OL: LeAndre Samuels (Wilmington) 6-foot-2, 300 pounds, 29 years old
OL: Mark Jacobs (Portland) 6-foot-6, 355 pounds, 28 years old
OL: Pete Kendall (Woodstock), 6-foot-3, 315 pounds, 34 years old
OL/DL: LaMar Harlen (Portland) 6-foot-1, 295 pounds, 28 years old
DL: Vernon Singletary (New Jerusalem) 6-foot-2, 310 pounds, 34 years old
DL: Marc Daniels (Joe Gibbs University), 6-foot-1, 280 pounds, 20 years old
OLB: Brad Andresen (New Daurmont), 6-foot, 230 pounds, 29 years old
ILB/DE: Stephan Christensen (Rypien Renegades), 6-foot-3, 265 pounds, 30 years old
LB: Erik Vasquez (Woodstock) 6-foot-2, 245 pounds, 30 years old
DB: Lee Torrance (Portland) 6-foot, 205 pounds, 28 years old
S: Shaun McFarlane (Wilmington), 5-foot-11, 190 years old, 29 years old
CB: Kerry Stockton (Truxtun) 6-foot, 190 pounds, 27 years old

by **Iglesian Archipelago** » Thu Jun 18, 2009 2:33 pm

IGLESIAN ARCHIPELAGO'S TEAM:

OFFENSIVE LINE:

G: João Machado - #44
G: Mariano Kabawski - #77
T: José Costa - #21
T: António Silva Pinto - #49
C: Josefino Martins - #45

BACK FIELD:

QB: João Matias - #12
HB: Hugo Santos - #11
FB: Tomé Silvino - #13

RECEIVERS:

WR: Gabriel Gomes - #87
WR: Simão Rodrigues - #2
WR: Renato Tomé - #3
TE: Fábio Carvalho - #22

DEFENSIVE LINE:

DT: João Horta - #1
DT: Rogério Matias - #65
DT: Hugo Josefino - #50
DE: Jorge Figueiredo - #4
DE: Johannis Bromtebu - #6

LINEBACKERS:

ROLB: John Krovtsky - #75
MLB: Gabriel Ramos - #70
LOLB: António Mariano - #63

SECONDARY:

Safety: Nuno Saraiva - #91
Safety: José Tsumoto - #96
CB: Mauro Yinnekon - #93
CB: Leonardo Klosberg - #95

SPECIAL TEAMS

K: Jorge Mateus Gomes - #5
P: Augusto Ramos - #8

Home Stadium: Los Vientos Bowl Stadium (capacity for 85000 people)

The Los Vientos Bowl Stadium in Los Vientos, Iglesian Archipelago.

Two-point Conversions: LOGICAL

Style Modifier: 0

Roleplay permissions: ALL

Uniforms/Kits:

HOME (left)/AWAY (right)

by **Bluth Corporation** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:16 am

Style modifier: +3
PAT: Logical
Home stadium: Vanguard Memorial Stadium, capacity of 108,536, in Newport Beach, Shostakovich.

RP Permissions:
No to injuries or godmodding (unless it's just really freakishly awesomely creative or environmental conditions), yes to everything else

Head coach: Arthur Miller
Offensive coordinator: Anton Chekhov
Defensive coordinator: Neil Simon
Special teams coordinator: George B. Shaw
Quarterbacks coach: Samuel Beckett
Receivers coach: Vaclav Havel
Offensive line coach: Eugene O'Neill
Running backs coach: Ben Jonson
Defensive line coach: David Mamet
Linebackers coach: Tennessee Williams
Defensive backs coach: Vladimir Mayakovsky
Strength & conditioning coach: Noel Coward

Quarterbacks:

#18 Cain Wells
#12 Henry Weber

Running backs:

#29 Richard Anthis
#32 Sean Blakley
#28 William Williams

Fullback:

#25 George Canaan

Tight ends:

#44 Kyler Hayes
#80 John Burgess
#89 Kyle Wildt
#87 Cliff Rodgers

Wide receivers:

#88 Erwin Winters
#87 Norman Shade
#10 Thaddeus Wilkinson
#83 Jared Meadows
#81 Kurt Wessley

Left offensive tackles:

#65 Joseph Houser
#74 Stephen Pleiss

Right offensive tackles:

#62 Jason Hunter
#60 Timothy Bull

Left guards:

#69 Michael White
#77 Chad Rainey

Right guards:

#75 Matthew Simpson
#71 Benjamin Schafer

Centers:

#63 Robert Winkler
#76 Terry Hobbs

Right ends:

#93 Jared Sensmeier
#64 Scott Hyneman

Left ends:

#97 Matthew West
#90 Michael LeClerc

Right defensive tackles:

#99 Chase Allen
#94 Stephen Conner

Left defensive tackles:

#68 Trey Reidford
#95 Kyle Smith

Right outer linebackers:

#58 Braiden Rainey
#53 Kyle Davenport

Middle linebackers:

#57 Charles Woodruff
#96 James Mason

Left outer linebackers:

#98 Jordan Pinkston
#51 Walther Horrall

Cornerbacks:

#45 Sean Slade
#23 Lamar Walden
#36 Kenneth Lauley
#49 Ian Wiggins
#41 Christopher Hobbs

Strong safeties:

#21 Brian Alldredge
#24 Jarrod Bartlett
#20 Wesley Ice

Free safeties:

#35 Chaz Livermore
#42 Randall Ridgway

Kicker:

#4 Devin Shipley

Punter:

#17 Lamar White

Kickoff specialist:

#13 Christopher Taylor

Kick returner:

#82 Donald Deputy

Long snapper:

#19 Terry Hobbs

by **Chetssaland** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:18 am

Coach Ozzie Vasquez

Starting Offense

QB- #3 Matt Eston
HB- # 44 Jake McDonald
FB- #52 Reggie Louis
WR- # 90 Bob Jackson
# 82 Derron Coles
TE- # 89 Brian Wayne
C- # 70 P.J Wilson
G- # 95 Zach Feller
# 66 Quinn Brown
T # 67 Terrel Underwood
# 91 Larry Nicholls

The offense runs a run and gun style offense, like the Texas Longhorns.

The defense is 3-4 like the Steelers run.

NG Wally Osborn
DE Darrel Nelson
Steve Lushito
OLB Roy Gallelina
Jack Mullens
MLB Preston Marshalls
Darius Kyles
CB Sal Verson
Hank Federick
SS Tom Jackson
Jim Guillen

International team stadium (during domestic league its home to the Chetopolis Running Rebels

Heres our uniforms. I couldnt get a picture of it so its just a link
http://www.rawlings.com/uniformbuilder/

by **Cassadaigua** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:30 am

Modifier: +2
2 Pts: Logical
Home games are played at the 70,000+ seat stadium in Concord Heights.

Starters in Blue
Backups in Red

Coach- Meghan Connolly

*= World Bowl Rookie

The Offense:
QB: # 11- Lauren Hamilton
QB: # 10- Stacie Powers
QB: #9- Heather Shapiro

HB: #33- Kristen Marshall *
HB: #30- Katie McLaren
HB: #32- Savannah Maroney

FB: #34- Matt Colby
FB: #35- Demetrius Razner

WR: #80- Katie Dupree
WR: #81- Kim Harden
WR: #83- Lindsay Privitt
WR: #89- Kourtney Dahlman
WR: #88- Megan Randell
WR: #86- Shannon Davis *
WR: #84- Corinne Dagnell

TE: #82- Stephanie Bourne
TE: #85- Lisette Walters
TE: #87- Deanna Bosworth *

LT: #60- Bernard Padaven
LG: #66- Tommy Jacobs
C: #63- Mark Irving
RG: #62- Joshua Hemphill
RT: #69- Cliff Stanford
T: #65- Cooper Whitlock
T: #67- Jacob Willingham
T: #68- Brian Kuehl
C: #64- Alejandro Cortez
G: #61- Douglas Swansea*
G: #70- Zack Tomassen
G/C: #71- Brad Beers

The Defense:
DT: #98- Debbie Klingan
DT: #99- Christine Nielsen
LE: #92- Marcus Dubois
RE: #96- Connor Franklin*
DL: #93- Scott Ulysses
DL: #90- Brenda Farris
DL: #91- Nick Blair
DL: #94- Jason Finch
DL: #73- Jodie Grogan *

OLB: #55- Sarah Patten
MLB: #59- Jennifer Carlton
ILB: #56- Christina DeForest
LB: #58- Kellie Archer
LB: #54- Vicki Kaplan
LB: #55- Jessica Santorelli
LB: #76- Sabrina Tallon
LB: #72- Renee O'Keefe

LCB: #22- Kiersten Evans
RCB: #24 Kaitlyn Rinaldi
FS: #23- Meghan Caprotti
SS: #47- Shannon Rusinko
DB: #25- Maureen Rondeau
DB: # 37- Elizabeth Fox
DB: #38- Ashley Harbers (Punt/Kick Returner #1)
DB: #29- Erica Davidson (Punt/Kick Returner back up option)
DB: #36- Kristen Allen

Special Teams:
K: #7- Brittany Daniels (Sister of World Cup player Erika Daniels)
K: #8- Emily Rutland

P: #5- Kayla Mannelly
P: #6- Darlene Engbert *

RP Permissions: Do whatever you want. Just don't kill or seriously injure someone. Or blow up our stadium.

by **The Fanboyists** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 4:35 pm

Pre-Game News, www.viennatt.news.com (Vienna Times-Tribune Website)
Sports Section

The Big Games Approach
June 18th, 2009
--Vienna--
By Franz Dreyse, World Bowl Special Correspondent

Today the Vienna Barrons gridiron team returned home from their pre-World Bowl team camp, to begin preparations for their first game in the World Bowl, to be played Monday against the Babbage Island team. This game will be the Barrons' first game played at an international level, and the players are excited, though some confess to being a little nervous.

"Its a big deal for us," Barrons Quarterback Dane Zacks (#16, Barrons) said after practice yesterday. "This isn't just our first truely big game, its the first one for any Fanboyist team. If we look like fools, we'll make the Federation look like a bunch of fools too, athletics-wise, at least. We're going to be making the statement for the country."

The competition at the World Bowl looks to be tough, but Defensive Tackle Danny Rickenbacher (#62, Barrons) said the Barrons are up to it. "If you remember, the Carnegie boys were pretty tough, too. These guys don't really look any tougher than that. I don't know if we're a slam dunk for the championship, but don't go writing us off. I reckon we're as good as anyone out here."

Head Coach Wihelm Studdenberger sounds confident as well. "We have a strong offense, when it gets the room it needs to build momentum, and we've got a pretty damn good defense to give it that room. I reckon good defense will shut down a good number of these teams, if we play as hard as we should, and we don't let ourselves get blindsided. If you recall, we only lost twice in the FNFL season, and both of those were OT losses at the beginning of the year. We didn't finish in those, didn't finish every play on the ball, didn't keep going until the ball hit the ground and that whistle blew and the horn blared. We didn't finish what we started. We learned our lesson from that. We're not going to let something like this slip away, like we did against the Crusaders and the Wolverines. We're going to be hitting hard every play, one hundred percent. Eleven hats on the ball. That's really all you can do. Its who can slog it out better, and I think we can do that better than many of the teams out here."

The Barrons play against the Babbage Islands team on the night of June 22nd, at home at Barrons Stadium, starting at about 8:00pm FEAT.

by **Delaclava** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 4:58 pm

Here's my roster, by position. Repeat names are in all depth charts they appear in.

Coach: Dillon Dell
OC: Jay Gaza
DC: Carl Gaza

QB
#10 Billy Branten
#15 Kent Young
#14 Dewey Brandenburg
#4 Ronnie Barnes
RB
#32 Spike Fryman
#49 Jake Ross
#40 Nick Wideman
#20 Hugo Craig
FB
#49 Jake Ross
#30 Cole Barnes
#32 Spike Fryman
WR
#84 Andy Swarzreng
#82 Tanner Hauser
#1 Buck Carr
#85 Marcel James
#11 Drew Ashbaugh
#9 Santo Baker
TE
#86 Markus Wynter (C)
#89 Harrison Green
#41 Carmelo Osborn
LT
#66 Andy Carpenter
#73 Bob Laurenzi
#75 Freddie Oppenheimer
#81 Cole Harding
LG
#79 Ronaldo Rocco
#77 Scott Seidner
#78 Jared Drennan
#81 Cole Harding
C
#50 Clay Welty
#57 Sylvester Bode
#52 Darius Dugmore
#81 Cole Harding
RT
#68 Oscar Hawkins
#69 Ethan Hynes
#61 Roald Potter
#81 Cole Harding
RG
#70 Elmer Flanders
#74 Lawrence Greenwalt
#67 Greg Bucks
#81 Cole Harding
LE
#99 Christian Coveney
#91 Andy Burris
#98 Alex Trezguet
#81 Cole Harding
RE
#93 Sean Dale
#95 Gary Haywood
#64 Dwight Sanborn
#81 Cole Harding
DT
#90 Scott Finley
#60 Ellis Saline
#54 Darrell Foccel
#81 Cole Harding
DT
#92 Jim Kemerer
#96 Ray Hatcher
#94 Herbie Cox
#81 Cole Harding
LOLB
#97 Jon Neely
#53 Patrick Littlefield
#51 Rick Gibson
ROLB
#55 Joe Gardner
#45 Steve Batten
#43 Jesus Harris
MLB
#44 Omar Bell (C)
#56 Anthony Ewing
#59 Tom Carroll
SS
#37 Rod Millard
#23 Julius Hasselhoff
#6 Lawrence Arlington
#7 Joe Turzanski (C)
FS
#33 Dan Todd
#22 Mitch Wilks
#29 Norberto Archibald
#7 Joe Turzanski (C)
LCB
#31 Craig Giles
#34 Nate Candles
#39 Anthony Feufer
#7 Joe Turzanski (C)
RCB
#28 Orville Hoover
#35 Sonny DuBois
#5 Elvis Hiles
#7 Joe Turzanski (C)
P
#3 Vlady Macalahov
#17 Hal Radcliffe
K
#3 Vlady Macalahov
#17 Hal Radcliffe
KORT
#7 Joe Turzanski (C)
#32 Spike Fryman
#82 Tanner Hauser
#28 Orville Hoover
PRT
#7 Joe Turzanski (C)
#32 Spike Fryman
#82 Tanner Hauser
#28 Orville Hoover

Style Modifier: -2
Go for 2 when necessary

by **Dancougar** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 8:00 pm

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the group draw for World Bowl 7, which will be held three months from today in Dancougar. Before that, each team's mettle will be tested, with six groups of six battling for a spot in the knockout round by playing ten qualifying matches against the other teams in their group. The victors will return here to play for the world title.

The group draw will be conducted by his royal highness Prince Daniel accompanied by voice actress Keiko Minami, whose career began as Erika Terajima in the gridiron anime Pretty Sportsman Erika, which never quite caught on overseas for reasons we can't explain. Your highness, please draw the first group!

GROUP A
Vephrall
Barbana
Newmanistan
Palmouth
Norwellia
Scandavian States

The Newmanistan Rockets are the defending runners-up after losing their second title game to the Dancougar Black Wings in as many attempts. Their chief rivals will be Vephrall, although Norwellia could be a dark horse if they're able to get their creative offense up-and-running. Minami-san, please draw the next group.

GROUP B
Secristan
Delaclava
Vartican
Iglesian Archipelago
Lanceo
Dancougar

The Wings, who are defending their record third world title, will attempt to qualify out of Group B and will no doubt face a stiff challenge from Secristan. Secristan are the only team to ever beat them at home, and no doubt the Millionaires will want to repeat the feat. Delaclava and Lanceo have shown what they're capable of in the Baptism of Iron, with the former taking the title. Your highness, let's get the next group, please!

GROUP C
Kura-Pelland
Prux
Holy Marsh
Fujisawan Territories
Kjoma Isles
Lurikastan

Kura-Pelland are the power here, while the Fujisawan Territories will want to erase memories of the previous tournament where they were beaten thrice by the Black Wings, including a quarterfinal exit. The Kjoma Isles and Holy Marsh have returned after a self-imposed absence from international play, and we're almost frightened to see what Prux's latest gang of unorthodox athletes are capable of doing. Minami-san, let's see the next group!

GROUP D
Taeshan
Quakmybush
Allanea
Chetssaland
Ameriganastan
Lovisa

The Fitin' Falcons must be salivating, since they have the weakest opposition of all the top-seeds, at least on paper. Silent Assassins Lovisa can never be discounted, though, and Chetssaland were the runners-up in the Baptism of Iron, so they could also provide trouble. Of course, every team could like their chances, since Taeshan's traditionally playing style almost guarantees a low-scoring game. But... you never know! Your highness, please draw the next group.

GROUP E
Qazox
Steroga
The Fanboyists
The Babbage Islands
Cassadaigua
Tocrowkia

The Qazox Pheonix will bring their high-octane offense to bear on Tocrowkia, who will be gunning for a playoff spot after slowly but surely building up experience over the previous tournaments. Those of you hoping to see nothing but beautiful women on the Cassadaigua bench will be sad to learn that they do allow some men to play gridiron, although Dancougar's many manga and anime shops can fill in whatever you're missing. Did I just say that out loud? Minami-san, please conclude the draw!

GROUP F
Sibirsky
Jagada
Bluth Corporation
Arroza
Bettia
Sarzonia

This group looks like it could be pretty deep, with the third place team from World Bowl 6, Arroza, leading the pack against a strong Sarzonia team and the Bluth Corporation. Bluth have played well in the past and will almost certainly provide the best marching band out of all the entrants. The Aroras of Bettia return after a long absence.

That concludes the draw for World Bowl 7! There will be ten matchdays in all with one bye week, and unlike the basketball tournament, we've actually mixed up the home and away fixtures this time! Good luck all participants, and we look forward to welcoming the qualifiers back to Dancougar.

MD1 (Mon June 22): 1v2 3v4 5v6
MD2 (Tue June 23): 1v3 2v5 4v6
MD3 (Wed June 24): 6v1 3v2 5v4
MD4 (Thu June 25): 4v1 6v2 5v3
MD5 (Fri June 26): 1v5 2v4 3v6
MD6 (Sun June 28): 2v1 4v3 6v5
MD7 (Mon June 29): 3v1 5v2 6v4
MD8 (Tue June 30): 1v6 2v3 4v5
MD9 (Wed July 1): 1v4 2v6 3v5
MD10 (Thu July 2): 5v1 4v2 6v3

((OOC note: All rosters and roleplays posted from the beginning of the thread until MD1 on Monday will be used for your initial RP bonus. Remember also to submit a style modifier and extra point preference if you want the scorinator to take your team's strategy into account. The style modifier may be anywhere between -3 and +3, corresponding to most defensive and most attacking, respectively. Extra point style can be never go for two, go for two when it matters, always go for two. If you do not provide these, the defaults are 0 and go when it matters. After MD1, your style choice is frozen, but you may change it one time after the tournament starts.))

by **Qazox** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:49 pm

WorldBowl VIICoverage

Qazox has a difficult group ahead of them, facing Cassidaigua and Tocrowkia, both dangerous teams, along with newcomers Steroga, The Fanboyists and The Babbage Islands.

The QOX Sports Schedule: (all HOME games @ SaxerDome, SaxerVilla and all times are QST (QST= -5.5GMT)

On the looks of it, Qazox could finish anywhere from 6-4 to 9-1. The toughest games are the trips to Tocrowkia and Cassadaigua, while Qazox should be the favorite for the remaining games.

NEW BRUXEN CASINO Line for QAZOX v. Steroga: QAZOX -14.5

by **Tocrowkia** » Fri Jun 19, 2009 10:57 pm

It's the third World Bowl for the Nordics, and the group draw is in. It places Nordic Nation in Group E, alongside tough opponents Cassidaigua and Qazox. After managing to squeak by with a 6-and-6 record in what was unarguably the toughest group in that tournament, the Nordics and their fans are ready to finally take that next step into the play-offs, and it could happen this year. "It was tough." Vincenz Roehler said of last years World Bowl. "But we got some impressive wins off of top ranked teams. And I'm not saying that it won't be tough this year, but it's definitely not as tough." Going through the training camp, we also caught up with everyone's favorite quarterback, Markus Kash and got his thoughts on his teams chances.

"Well things are still going to be challenging. They always are when you have to play a team like Qazox." He said, pausing to get a drink of gator-aid. "Still I know our fans our hungry to breath that play-off air, and believe me so are we. You can see how we've improved and I really think we stand as good as chance as anyone else out there when it comes to qualifying." he said. The Nordics do have more than just an outside shot of qualifying this year, but as always it comes down to execution, not chances and odds. But if nothing else, the Nordics of Tocrowkia are determined. They're back for the third time in the World Bowl despite going the last two times without play-off berths. They're back in the World Cup of Hockey despite not scoring a single goal last time. Tocrowkia is sure to become a force in international sports sooner or later.

by **The Fanboyists** » Sat Jun 20, 2009 8:28 am

Pre-Game News, www.viennatt.news.com (Vienna Times-Tribune Website)
Sports Section

The Road Ahead
June 20th, 2009
---Vienna---
By Franz Dreyse

The drawing of the pots has been determined, and the schedule for the Barrons for the next ten games is now set in stone. Based on how well they do in this preliminary round, the Barrons may or may not advance to the playoff component of the World Bowl International Championship
.
The Barrons have been assigned to Group E, consisting of:

GROUP E
Qazox
Steroga
The Fanboyists
The Babbage Islands
Cassadaigua
Tocrowkia

The Barrons' schedule for the qualifying rounds is as follows:

Game 1 - vs. Babbage Islands, Barrons' Stadium, Vienna, 8:00 pm FEAT
Game 2 - @ Qazox, SaxerDome, SaxerVilla, 8:00 pm FEAT
Game 3 - vs. Steroga, Barrons' Stadium, Vienna, 8:00 pm, FEAT
Game 4 - @ Cassadaigua, Concord Heights Stadium, Concord Heights, 8:00 pm FEAT
Game 5 - vs. Tocrowkia, Barrons' Stadium, Vienna, 8:00pm FEAT
Game 6 - @ Babbage Islands, Dolphins Stadium, Dover, 8:00pm FEAT
Game 7 - vs. Qazox, Barrons' Stadium, Vienna, 8:00pm FEAT
Game 8 - @ Steroga, Kumar Field, 8:00pm FEAT
Game 9 - vs. Cassadaigua, Barrons' Stadium, Vienna, 8:00pm FEAT
Game 10 - @ Tocrowkia, Rehbein Field, Pharamas, 8:00pm FEAT

Vienna will be playing against tough opponents in the form of Qazox, a veteran of many World Bowls, and tough Tocrowkia and Cassadaigua squads are looking to put a hurt on our own National Champs. It is reasonable to assume that the Barrons stand a reasonable chance against Babbage Islands and Steroga, and victory against Qazox, Tocrowkia and Cassadaigua are not out of the question, but the road ahead does indeed look tough.

Over the last week and a half, the Barrons have, in collaboration with other FNFL teams, been playing scrimmages against the best in the league every other day. Scrimmages have been played against the Carnegie Ironmongers, Nashville Wolverines, Oviedo Crusaders, Rome Legion, and the Tuscaloosa Crimson Tide, all with favorable results for the Barrons.

Even if the Barrons do not make it to the play-off component of the Championship, these ten games will provide valuable experience for the first Fanboyist team to play internationally, and give confidence to other Fanboyist teams and act as a steppingstone in the FNAA (Fanboyist National Athletics Alliance) quest to make Fanboyist teams forces to be reckoned with on the field and models of international citizenship off the field.

by **Chetssaland** » Sat Jun 20, 2009 8:43 am

We are +2 and go for 2 when it matters

by **Secristan** » Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:32 am

Coach: Scottie Lampman

Offensive Starters: (standard formation)

QB: #5- Tom Mitchell- Pocket passer, very arrogant. Long-time starter for the team.
HB: #24- Casey Stewart- First time starter after coming off the bench the last two times.
FB: #28- Kerry Kabatzky- Typical blocker.
WR: #81- Stacie Johnson- Everyone’s favorite football playing cheerleader.
WR: #80- Brian “The Blizzard” Brissard- Has pre-determined end zone celebrations whenever he scores.
TE: #88- Alex Korolewski (Debut)- Tough last name to spell; tougher for a DE to get away from his block.
LT: #75- Walter Carnes- First time starter after debuting off the bench last time.
LG: #61- Kenneth Lamphere- 390 lbs, 1.7% body fat.
C: #66- Michael Paramalee – Reads the defense quite well.
RG: #65- Scott Conley- At 6’10” 388, that’s bad news for the opponents.
RT: #60- Steve Fox (Debut)- Smart lineman, rarely penalized.

Defensive Starters: (using a 4-3 base)

LE: #92- Julius Jackson- Great at anticipating the snap. Averaged two sacks a game in WB5, though slumped a bit in WB6.
RE: #90- Ahman Dillon- Very mean. So mean in fact that he challenged Jackson to a fight over wearing #92.
DT: #98- Mark Delmore- Can bench over 500 lbs
DT: #94- Ron Kerker- Backup in WB4, the 21 year old hopes to prove himself as a starter.
ILB: #51- Zachary Zelensko- Double-Z gets great penetration. He has a shaved head except for a trimmed “Z” on each side.
MLB: #57- Ryan Blanchard- Young up-and-coming player, demonstrated greatness in his debut and will now look to build on it.
OLB: #53- Terry Maurice- Specialized in pass coverage
LCB: #36- Curtis Henry- Tall and speedy. Gets assigned to the opponents top WR.
RCB: #37- Jason Kirkland-A younger version of Henry.
FS: #21- Kellen Venter- Never gets caught out of position.
SS: #27- Timothy Liriano (Debut)- Hard hitter.

People who kick the ball:
K: #4- Ryan Norris
P: #2- Jordan Caruso

Offense- Backups:
QB: #11- Jerry Eiseman
QB: #7- Matt Travis
HB: #39- Randy WIlliams (Debut)
HB: #33- Steve Hubbard
HB: #34- Jacob Duran
FB: #44- Jake Pemberton
WR: #84- Steve Browning
WR: #82- Nick Chaffin (Primary kick/punt returner)
WR: #83- Thomas Cousins
WR: #86- Paul Zambito
WR: #87- Johnnie Baker
TE: #85- Randy Downing
TE: #89- Martin Bratnick
G: #68- Daniel Ferragen (Debut)
G: #69- “Bubba” Jones
G: #71- John Browne
G: #72- Peter Pazlotti
C: #78- Scott Haines
C: #79- Julius Leary
T: #62- Matt Porcelli (Debut)
T: #64- Tony Gerdone
T: #63- Vernon Mayfield
T: #77- Kurt Freeman (Debut)

Defense- Backups:
DE: #97- Fred Combes
DE: #70- Jeremy Gustafsson
DE: #91- Kent Daniels
DE: #95- Kendrick Vero
DT: #99- John Burke
DT: #96- Albert Ortega (Debut)
DT: #76- Timmy Kennedy
LB: #52- Harrison Watters
LB: #50- Victor Brennan (Debut)
LB: #54- Craig Wharton
LB: #59- Tony Thompson
CB: #40- Chris Tulenko (seconday option for kick/punt returns)
CB: #29- Calvin Wheeler
CB: #41- Andrew McGowan
CB: #42- Kevin Sampina (Debut)
S: #23- Jim Sanderson
S: #25- Scott Pontrelli
S: #36- Dave Humperdink (Debut)
S: #48- Chad Collins

Kicking Backups:
K: #10- Brad Hennessy
P: #12- Jim Passineau

Stadium (for home group stage contests): Monopoly Stadium in Amherst (Capacity: 73,226)
Modifier: -1 (-1.5 if you do decimals)
2-Points Conversions: Logical

If my opponent RP's our game first, they may:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Choose scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: No
Godmod injuries: No
Godmod "other" events: Yes but nothing too crazy and don’t kill anyone or cause stadium damage. Also keep with the rich & arrogant theme of my team, please.

by **Taeshan** » Sat Jun 20, 2009 9:52 am

X Island Inquirer

It is time for another year of football for the Taeshan National football Teams Fitin' falcons. Taking on 5 others in a six team group, the Falcons look to have gotten the luck of the draw with Lovisa, Chessaland, Allanea, Ameriganistan, and quakmybush in the Group. Each of these countries is liable to pose a threa to the Falcons, but like once before it looks like the Falcons may have an easy trip through the Group Stage that will show when they possibly lose the first playoff round game. Now we would a,ll hate for this to heppen so hopefully at least one of these teams will make them work for it.

These 5 teams are mostly unknowns to us. Even though we have played quakmybush and Lovisa before and seen who they were they always seem to be plaqayers among the mist and far off from what a normal person could wish to see. The other 3 are all newbies and could or may not be the threat the Falcons want, but either way they will have to find some way to make this all fun for them.

SCHEDULE
Matchday 1 VS Quakmybush @ Fadron Pizza Field at Wonder Park 400,000 Seats
Matchday 2 VS Allanea @ Fadron Pizza Field at Wonder Park
Matchday 3 @ Lovisa
Matchday 4 @ Chetssaland
Matchday 5 VS Ameriganistan @ Fadron Pizza Field at Wonder Park
Matchday 6 @ Quakmybush
Matchday 7 @ Allanea
Matchday 8 VS Lovisa @ Fadron Pizza Field at Wonder Park
Matchday 9 VS Chetssaland @ Fadron Pizza Field at Wonder Park