ICAA Roster/RP Thread (CLOSED)

by **Whittoria** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:46 pm

WEEK 11 RESULTS

Rankings are ordered 1st to last, ties in rankings broken first by Head to head, then by Point Difference (GD: remember, it's not how many points you score, it's how good your defense is too)

BOWL MATCHUPS UP SOON

Matchday 11
USCR 36-23 FPI
SHCU 6-3 JUP
FMA 0-14 CBU
TC 23-26 PC
DIU 3-7 IFU
SHCAX 27-17 SAP
UB 31-23 WU
LU 16-9 TS

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 MCU 10 8 0 2 253 158 95 16 2 UB 10 7 0 3 194 134 60 14 3 TT 10 7 0 3 147 131 16 14 4 WU 10 6 0 4 232 167 65 12 5 CBU 10 6 0 4 126 81 45 12 6 USCR 10 6 0 4 196 160 36 12 7 IFU 10 5 0 5 179 141 38 10 8 SHCAX 10 5 0 5 162 156 6 10 9 TS 10 5 0 5 164 163 1 10 10 FPI 10 5 0 5 158 159 -1 10 11 PC 10 5 0 5 141 164 -23 10 12 DIU 10 4 0 6 116 148 -32 8 13 SAP 10 4 0 6 134 168 -34 8 14 FMA 10 4 0 6 89 138 -49 8 15 TC 10 4 0 6 169 242 -73 8 16 LU 4 3 0 1 85 79 6 6 17 SHCU 10 3 0 7 109 151 -42 6 18 UGSH 10 3 0 7 107 150 -43 6 19 JUP 10 2 0 8 107 178 -71 4

Highest scoring match: USCR 36-23 FPI
Largest home win: USCR 36-23 FPI
Largest away win: FMA 0-14 CBU

Biggest Games This Week:
--USCR and PC win Divisions, set to Play in the SAC Conference Championship Game

DIVISION STANDINGS

EASTERN DIVISION

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts CW CL CGF CGA 1 USCR 10 6 0 4 196 160 36 12 5 2 184 127 2 CBU 10 6 0 4 126 81 45 12 5 2 101 44 3 FMA 10 4 0 6 89 138 -49 8 4 3 42 74 4 FPI 10 5 0 5 158 159 -1 10 3 4 121 122 5 SHCU 10 3 0 7 109 151 -42 6 3 4 78 71 6 JUP 10 2 0 8 107 178 -71 4 1 6 75 125

WESTERN DIVISION

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts CW CL CGF CGA 1 PC 10 5 0 5 141 164 -23 10 5 2 127 98 2 SHCAX 10 5 0 5 162 156 6 10 4 3 95 68 3 DIU 10 4 0 6 116 148 -32 8 4 3 80 97 4 IFU 10 5 0 5 179 141 38 10 4 3 115 93 5 SAP 10 4 0 6 134 168 -34 8 3 4 94 91 6 TC 10 4 0 6 169 242 -73 8 2 5 104 157

Independents

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 MCU 10 8 0 2 253 158 95 16* 2 UB 10 7 0 3 194 134 60 14 3 TT 10 7 0 3 147 131 16 14 4 WU 10 6 0 4 232 167 65 12 5 TS 10 5 0 5 164 163 1 10 6 UGSH 10 3 0 7 107 150 -43 6 7 LU 4 3 0 1 85 79 6 6

*=Beagle Bowl berth locked

by **Whittoria** » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:55 pm

BOWL OUTLOOK

1.)The Beagle Bowl

MCU vs. USCR/PC

Stadium: Strom Thurmond Stadium
Location: Lugoff, SC, Whittoria
Teams Taken: SAC #1, #1 Independent

2.)The Harrier Bowl

UB vs. USCR/PC

Stadium: The (Blacksburg) Harrier Bowl
Location: Blacksburg, Pulaski, Whittoria
Teams taken: SAC #2, Independent/At Large

3.)Piton Bowl

TT vs. CBU

Stadium: Vieux Fort National Stadium
Location: Vieux Fort, St. Lucia
Teams Taken: Independent/At Large, At Large

by **Toiletdonia** » Tue Mar 09, 2010 1:24 pm

WOW! We didn't rp. We barly checked results. And yet were in the bowl! The reason I havn't benn Rping is cos A I'm very busy. And 2 I don't know ANYTHING about american football. We are very proud to be at this stage and we hope to go on to win the bowl. We also want to enter next season proably. We thought we were signing up for assoctiation football but it's american instead. So we sent off a team of soccer players to an American football thing. Thing is they should be dead by now because we all now association football players are wimps. (OOC:I know I am one)

by **Whittoria** » Tue Mar 09, 2010 2:46 pm

Toiletdonia wrote:WOW! We didn't rp. We barly checked results. And yet were in the bowl! The reason I havn't benn Rping is cos A I'm very busy. And 2 I don't know ANYTHING about american football. We are very proud to be at this stage and we hope to go on to win the bowl. We also want to enter next season proably. We thought we were signing up for assoctiation football but it's american instead. So we sent off a team of soccer players to an American football thing. Thing is they should be dead by now because we all now association football players are wimps. (OOC:I know I am one)

(ooc: Not gonna lie im pretty surprised too, I can understand being busy though, and I probably should not have started this at the same time as the World Cup. Maybe your guys are just fast and quick or something.

Also, once you sign up for a conference you're in it for life, unless you choose to leave. Just make sure you check the ICAA Discussion thread every once in a while after season's end.

and your LU went 3-1. I don't know how. but they did)

by **Whittoria** » Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:25 pm

Matchday 12

Played on a Neutral Site
(Veiux Fort National Stadium in Vieux Fort, St. Lucia, Old Cola)

USCR 48-34 PC

Highest scoring match: USCR 48-34 PC
Largest home win: USCR 48-34 PC
Largest away win: null

Biggest Games This Week:
--USCR defeats Presbyterian 48-34 to win the SAC Championship and a berth in the Beagle Bowl

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts CW CL CGF CGA 1 USCR 11 7 0 4 244 194 50 14 6 2 132 161* 2 PC 11 5 0 6 175 212 -37 10 5 3 161 146

*=Beagle Bowl berth locked[/quote]

by **Whittoria** » Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:27 pm

BOWL LINEUP

1.)The Beagle Bowl

MCU vs. USCR

Stadium: Strom Thurmond Stadium
Location: Lugoff, SC, Whittoria
Teams Taken: SAC #1, #1 Independent

2.)The Harrier Bowl

UB vs. PC

Stadium: The (Blacksburg) Harrier Bowl
Location: Blacksburg, Pulaski, Whittoria
Teams taken: SAC #2, Independent/At Large

3.)Piton Bowl

TT vs. CBU

Stadium: Vieux Fort National Stadium
Location: Vieux Fort, St. Lucia
Teams Taken: Independent/At Large, At Large

by **Whittoria** » Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:00 pm

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION RECORDS

SEASON 1 ICAA OFFENSE OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all: Mulcahey City University "Cabbies" 253 regular season points*

SEASON 1 ICAA DEFENSE OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all: Creek Bay University "Mallards" 81 points allowed*

SEASON 1 SAC OFFENSE OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all: University of South Carolina @ the Roost 244 Regular Season points^

SEASON 1 SAC DEFENSE OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all: Creek Bay University "Mallards" 81 points allowed^

SAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Code: Select all: University of South Carolina @ the Roost 1^

*=ICAA record
^=SAC record

by **F1-Insanity** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 10:07 am

Whittoria wrote:INTERNATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION RECORDS

SEASON 1 ICAA OFFENSE OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all
Mulcahey City University "Cabbies" 253 regular season points*

The Mulcahey City University Cab Drivers ('Cabbies') are very proud to have outscored all other teams. Head coach Hank Kingsley pointed out that his patented 'smash-mouth/run to daylight' offense succeeded beyond his wildest dreams, and participating in the Beagle Bowl @ Strom Thurmond stadium was indeed an honor for the first time participants from F1-Insanity.

It's a shame that the attention of sports fans was partially distracted by the ongoing World Cup football (soccer) qualifiers, but hey at least there was football to see for fans of more than just one football code.

The Cabbies pledge to keep participating in these competitions, and hopefully win some bowls in the future!

by **Whittoria** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 10:44 am

MAYORS WIN SAC TITLE!

Late interception by Miller seals victory for the Roost

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Story by Jimmy LePage

Last night in Vieux Fort the University of South Carolina at the Roost fought their way to a 48-34 victory over the Presbyterian College Blue Hose. The victory earned the Mayors the Inaugural Southern Athletic Conference title and a berth in the Beagle Bowl.

The Mayors played their best football all year, jumping out to an early 10-0 lead. The Blue Hose were no pushover, however, as PC moved the ball well and held a 14-10 lead at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter provided much excitement, as Marvin Walton rushed for his fifteenth touchdown this season and Cory Lawson threw for two more touchdowns to give the Mayors a 31-14 advantage. But before the end of the half he Blue Hose tacked on two field goals to close the gap at 31-20.

Early in the third quarter the Mayors forced a S. J. Worrell fumble and recovered deep in Blue Hose territory; a Jeff Miller field goal put the Mayors up 34-20. But the Blue Hose weren't giving up, as Tim Webb threw for two touchdowns to Cheytuane Reeder and Brandon Clark, respectively, tying the score 34 all. The Mayors and the Blue Hose traded punts until 4:15 remaining in the 4thv quarter, when Cory Lawson launched a deep ball and found 6'7'' David Amos for a 78 yard touchdown, sending the Mayor half of Vieux Fort National Stadium into a frenzy. On the ensuing drive free safety Patrick Thompson began to cramp up and have back spasms, and received a cheer from both sides as trainers helped him off the field. The Blue Hose pulled out all the stops on their next drive, doing everything they could to move down the field and score. But on a critical third and five Tim Webb's pass was barely tipped and sent towards do-it-all kicker Jeffrey Miller, who intercpted the ball and ran it back for a touchdown. Vieux Fort National went nuts, and with just 1:02 to play the SAC Championship seemed out of reach for the Blue Hose. On their next drive PC drove the length of the field in 15 seconds. But on 4th and twelve Tim Webb bootlegged to the left on a play action pass, and with nothing but open field in front of him he sprinted towards the first down marker. Linebacker David Willis tackled Webb, as the quarterback extended his arm towards the first down marker. The clock was stopped and the chains were brought out for official measurement.

Presbyterian was one inch short.

The Mayors went into a frenzy, and ran out the clock to seal the victory.

"How about this team?!" exclaimed Alex Whitt, doused in Gatorade. "How awesome it is that we can win the conference after such a rough start! I'm so proud of our players, they plpayed like demons tonight. Cory and Marvin had a great game, and Jeff stepped up big tonight with that interception. The offensive line was flawless, our d-line did a great job getting into the backfield, linebackers and secondary played the best they've played all year; all around our gameplan was executed to perfection. Very proud of these guys, our coaches too, and now we'll get ready for the Beagle Bowl."

The Mayors began 1-3, but fought back to win the Conference; in a few weeks they'll have the opportunity to obtain their 8th win of the year as they face off against Mulcahey City University.

by **Whittoria** » Wed Mar 10, 2010 5:19 pm

PITON BOWL FEATURES UNUSUAL TEAM

Creek Bay U, Toileton prepare for showdown in Vieux Fort

Story by Jimmy LePage

With the Piton Bowl Just hours away, many fans are coming to the realization of just how odd the participants are.

Okay, one of the participants.

Creek Bay University is pretty normal for a college football team.

Toileton, on the other hand is not the average gridiron team.

Much of this is subject for clarification, but from the Daily Whittorian's sources Toileton University officals sent their collegiate association team to the Southern Athletic Conference under the assumption that the SAC was a soccer conference; a fair assumption, as the SAC was originally intended to sponser multiple sports (this idea was discarded due to budget concerns). However, upon arrival they were confused as to why they were given shoulder pads and girdles and a leather prolate spheroid, and thrust quickly into the game of gridiron football.

Oddly enough the team has done better than most of the traditional powerhouse teams, beating out teams like Tuttle College, Florida Tech, and Inneville Federal University among others en route to a top 5 ICAA ranking, and tonight Toileton competes in its first ever bowl game.

Don't be fooled, folks this game will be exciting. But the Daily Whittorian picks Creek Bay to come out on top 24-14.

by **Whittoria** » Thu Mar 11, 2010 1:40 am

1st ANNUAL PITON BOWL

Code: Select all: TT 10-20 CBU

by **Whittoria** » Thu Mar 11, 2010 6:48 pm

HARRIER BOWL PREVIEW

PC, Blacksburg prepare for postseason matchup

Tonight the Presbyterian Blue Hose and the Blacksburg Silver Foxes do battle in the historic Harrier Bowl. Not far from Blacksburg's own Bob Roop Stadium, the Blacksburg Harrier Bowl (just the Harrier Bowl colloquially) is considered by most an exact copy of what was thet Miami Orange Bowl; from the cramped walkways to the stadium seating to the grungy smell in the locker room, this historic stadium still has a certain aura about it, a magnificence and prestige that can only be associated with some of the best College Football has to offer.

Tonight the Blue Hose and Silver Foxes begin an excellent tradition: The 1st annual Harrier Bowl. The Daily Whittorian picks Blacksburg to win, 31-14

by **Whittoria** » Thu Mar 11, 2010 6:52 pm

HARRIER BOWL RESULTS

Code: Select all: UB 17-10 PC

by **Whittoria** » Fri Mar 12, 2010 12:00 am

1st ANNUAL BEAGLE BOWL SET TO GO

Cabbies, Mayors prepare for showdown in Lugoff

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Strom Thurmond Stadium, set next to the Wateree River

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Story by Jimmy LePage

The end of the college football year is nigh, and with two bowls down and one to go fans are eagerly anticipating the matchup between two of the International Collegiate Athletic Association's best teams: The University of South Carolina at The Roost (SAC) and Mulcahey City University (ICAA Independent/future BMWC). MCU has been a dominant force this year with their vaunted ground attack, which has scored over 240+ points this season. The independent Cabbies, managing a record of 8-2, are shaping up to be a powerhouse in the early history of the ICAA.

But don't be too quick to count out the Mayors; the Roost may have started out slow, but just like the usual Gaffney Indian football team the Mayors have gotten a lot better as the season has progressed, winning their final six games to lock up the Southern Athletic Conference Championship and a berth in the Beagle Bowl. They wouldn't be here unless they were good themselves, having scored close to two hundred points on the year and building a reputation of tough defense and flawless special teams.

So who wins? The Mayors defense might not be enough to keep the MCU backs out of the endzone. We hate to go against our own teams but the Daily Whittorian picks Mulcahey City to win, 38-24.

by **F1-Insanity** » Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:06 am

BEAGLE BOWL TIME

The Mulcahey City University Cab Drivers, our favorite college football team will face off with the University of South Carolina at The Roost (SAC conference) and Mulcahey City University (ICAA Independent/future BMWC conference). With our patented offensive strategy, we hope to prevail and bring silverware to our university. Strom Thurmond stadium will be the venue for this game. For those of you who couldn't get a ticket, tune in to F1-Insanity Sports Network's second channel. The game will be featured live. The pre-game show starts three hours before kickoff and will feature highlights from the regular college season.

The Cabbies and the Mayors will prove to be an interesting matchup. And be careful not to underestimate the Mayors. They have greatly improved since their false start and will provide quite a handful for the Cabbies defense. If the Cabbies offense can deliver then surely victory must be around the corner. The vaunted MCU offense was the highest scoring in regular season games and must be relied on to deliver at least a few scores for the MCU Cabbies.

Confidence is high in MCU camp, and even the Daily Whittorian (one of their most prominent periodicals) is picking MCU to prevail (38-24). Our prediction is somewhat similar, 31-20 to our beloved Cabbies.

Head coach Hank Kingsley informed us that he has one more surprise left, one play that hasn't been run yet for everyone to see. If the score allows for it, it will be run in the game against the Mayors. Coach Kingsley is brimming with confidence and is quite sure our team will prevail and justify its #1 seeding. We can also report a clean bill of health for our Cabbies, so all the lights are green for a great game.

GAME ON!

by **Whittoria** » Fri Mar 12, 2010 6:27 pm

CUTOFF!

The Beagle Bowl Trophy is at Stake!

Scores soon

by **Whittoria** » Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:07 pm

On behalf of the Beagle Bowl Committee, we would like to present the Inaugural Beagle Bowl Trophy to:

Code: Select all: MCU 56-33 USCR

Congrats to Mulcahey City University on their victory in the Inaugural Beagle Bowl!

Thanks to everyone for making this season such a huge success and a special thanks to all who made this possible: the participants!

(OOC: Feedback is much appreciated. I'd love to hear from you guys over on the discussion thread about your thoughts concerns and suggestions on how well this season was run. Thanks so much!)

The International Collegiate Athletics Association

by **Whittoria** » Fri Mar 12, 2010 7:16 pm

ICAA COACH OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all: Hank Kingsley, Mulcahey City University

SAC COACH OF THE YEAR

Code: Select all: Alex Whitt, University of South Carolina at The Roost

ICAA FINAL RANKINGS

Code: Select all: Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts 1 MCU 11 9 0 2 309 191 118 18 2 UB 10 7 0 3 194 134 60 14 3 TT 10 7 0 3 147 131 16 14 4 USCR 12 7 0 5 277 250 27 14 5 WU 10 6 0 4 232 167 65 12 6 CBU 10 6 0 4 126 81 45 12 7 IFU 10 5 0 5 179 141 38 10 8 SHCAX 10 5 0 5 162 156 6 10 9 TS 10 5 0 5 164 163 1 10 10 FPI 10 5 0 5 158 159 -1 10 11 PC 11 5 0 6 175 212 -37 10 12 DIU 10 4 0 6 116 148 -32 8 13 SAP 10 4 0 6 134 168 -34 8 14 FMA 10 4 0 6 89 138 -49 8 15 TC 10 4 0 6 169 242 -73 8 16 SHCU 10 3 0 7 109 151 -42 6 17 UGSH 10 3 0 7 107 150 -43 6 18 JUP 10 2 0 8 107 178 -71 4 19 LU 4 3 0 1 85 79 6 6

Individual Awards announced tomorrow. Send in your best two players (minimum) for both sides of the ball and special teams (and stats)!

HERE!

by **Toiletdonia** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 12:39 pm

OOC: When will the next season start?

by **Delaclava** » Fri Apr 16, 2010 1:08 pm

Toiletdonia wrote:OOC: When will the next season start?

As has been said many times, after World Bowl 10. And, although I can't speak for the OP, I would imagine that this is better for the discussion thread.

by **Whittoria** » Sat Apr 17, 2010 12:19 am

Delaclava wrote:
Toiletdonia wrote:OOC: When will the next season start?

As has been said many times, after World Bowl 10. And, although I can't speak for the OP, I would imagine that this is better for the discussion thread.

Yes and Yes.

by **Tarrentum** » Wed May 05, 2010 12:40 pm

National Tarrentum Collegiate Committee is proud to say that The Professors from Tarrentum Imperium University have decided to join the ICAA.

by **Churchma** » Wed May 05, 2010 12:57 pm

The Republic of Churchma is pleased to announce that the Colden University Bearcats have also joined the ICAA. The Bearcats will be competing in the Little Eight Conference.

CU is coached by Tim Hawkins, who in the past has been known as a very aggressive coach. His teams are known for passing the ball all over the field and scoring at will. Because he is more of an offensive-minded coach, he hired a phenomenal defensive coordinator for the inaugural season in the ICAA (Erik Danzy) that has been around the gridiron for more than thirty seasons as a coach. Danzy likes to run a 4-3 defense and is known for producing bone-crushing linebackers. The L8 Conference can expect a very fast and aggressive style of play from it's newest member.

The Bearcats roster will be announced soon.

by **Whittoria** » Wed May 05, 2010 2:18 pm

Churchma wrote:snip

Tarrentum wrote:snip

Sweet.....but this is last season's RPThread. I'll let everyone know when the Everything thread (which will be for RP's, Rosters, Scores, etc.) is up, which will be soon after the World Bowl is through. I appreciate your enthusiasm though!

by **Churchma** » Wed May 05, 2010 2:34 pm

Haha my bad, I'm new at this so I'll just have to learn as I go. I'll wait for that new thread

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