NSCF 17 Everything Thread

by **NSCF** » Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:34 pm

NationStates College Football Season 17

It's that time of year... take it all in as the tuba's rumbles reverberate through the iconic campus stadia. Each one packed with generations of alumni returning to partake in the traditions of their beloved alma mater. The aromas of popcorn and beer sift out through the bleachers. The bright lights shine down on armored teams battling under the night sky, school bragging rights and a grueling summer of work on the line. Ah, yes. It's college football season. Glory, Drama, Pride.

A historic seventeenth edition of NationStates College Football is upon us. In this thread, you will post your team's roster and all in-character roleplays. These can be game reports, character dialogues, or really anything you like. Any out-of-character questions should be directed towards the discussion thread or telegram.

Post-NSCF 16 Rankings Here

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With 42 teams entering the fray, it will again be the biggest season since NSCF 7! Seven conferences will have six teams each. 12 teams will make the Playoffs: the seven conference champions plus the next best three by OSPI clinching automatically and, finally, two wildcards selected by the NSCF committee. The 12 teams will then be seeded purely by OSPI. Higher seeds will have home advantage until the final, which will take place at a neutral venue. Any nation can put together a bid to host the NSCF Championship (IC only) before the start of Non-Conference week, when it will then be voted on by the NSCF Committee.

New and returning players alike are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the NSCF procedure here. 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. Scores will be posted in this thread at a time determined by each conference's designated scorer. After all ten conference games, there will be a "Non-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 Non-Conference games must be arranged by the teams playing them and confirmed by both in the discussion thread.

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In addition to the playoffs, there also a few consolation bowl games for teams that do not reach the postseason. If your nation proposes a bowl game to host, you are responsible for inviting the teams yourself if it does not have automatic parameters for selection. The Pioneer Bowl is a traditional game for the two best performing newcomer teams not in the playoffs. After that, NSCF will not recognize any bowl game involving a team with an OSPI below 0.450.

The Cosumarite Courier PIONEER BOWL
  to be played at Leviathan Arena in Kaldukosic, Kaldukosic Fief, Cosumar
  Contested by: Top two newcomer teams not in the playoffs.

The CorpsWare DRAWK BOWL
  to be played at Drawkland
  Contested by: Top non-playoff teams from the Woodlands and Big Eight Conferences.

The Mugisha III MEMORIAL BOWL
  to be played at Stadium of the Restoration in Busukuma, Banija
  Contested by: Top non-playoff teams from the Celestia and Sequoia Conferences.

The Viella Inc. VALHALLA BOWL
  to be played at Vahalla Falls, Raynor City, Valanora
  Contested by: best offense and best defense among non-playoff (or above bowl) entries.

The Tropicorp Sports TROPICORP BOWL
  to be played at Tropicorp Park, Tropicoast, Tropicorp
  Contested by: Atlantian Oceanian best remaining record vs. Atlantian Oceanian most remaining RP.

The NORTHWOOD BALLISTICS AND EQUIPMENT BOWL
  to be played at Northwood Yetis Stadium, Northwood, Ranoria
  Contested by: Any leftovers Best remaining offense and point-differential.

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

BIG EIGHT Conference (Scorinated by Drawkland) (Cutoff Time: 11pm-12am Eastern US)
Reigning Champion: Richardson University [RAN]

Zequoia State                            [QAD]  Qasden
Mar Sara Tech                            [VAL]  Valanora
Raynor University                        [VAL]  Valanora
Richardson University                    [RAN]  Ranoria
Cold Hill University                     [RAN]  Ranoria
University of Paulo                      [NOV]  Novumera

CELESTIA Conference (Scorinated by The Royal Kingdom of Quebec) (Cutoff Time: 21:00-23:00 EST)
Reigning Champions: Leopord Central University [FND]

Coral Coast University                   [FND]  Frenline Delpha
Northern Moravica University             [BNJ]  Banija
Loyola University                        [BNJ]  Banija
Solomons Land City College               [SOL]  Solomons Land
Fair Haven State University              [ISL]  Lycrabon
Northern Dinagat State                   [ISL]  Lycrabon

HORIZON Conference (Scorinated by Valanora) (Cutoff Time: TBD)
Reigning Champions: Harbor College [KAL]

Sadeg State University                           [DRK]  Drawkland
Ramusok Capital University                       [COS]  Cosumar
Stoneshore College                               [COS]  Cosumar
University of North Tunheim                      [BJO]  Bjørnøya Islands
Southern Rochelle University                     [EOC]  Empire of Cats
Arvid City National School of Wonders and Honors [BOR]  Bortonania

MINERAL Conference (Scorinated by Valanora) (Cutoff Time: TBD)
Reigning Champions: Mount Maris University [TRV]

University of Konigsberg                 [VOR]  Valorem
Oulu State University                    [SSV]  Somersville
Rel City University                      [MUF]  Mufasana
Lindon Technical College                 [GAL]  Gallian Union
Gallian Military Academy                 [GAL]  Gallian Union
Grand Danican State                      [DAN]  New Danican

SEQUOIA Conference (Scorinated by The Royal Kingdom of Quebec) (Cutoff Time: 21:00-23:00 EST)
Reigning Champions: University of Jackson [KWP]

Calix City Institute of Archaeology      [KBC]  Kebec
University of Luvenstat                  [KCZ]  Kecrazia
The Academy of Space                     [SPA]  Space
Akers State University                   [NOK]  Northwest Kalactin
Gyan-Johnson University                  [AFL]  Aggrey-Fynn Land
Marabesh Elite Academy                   [MRB]  Marabia

WOODLANDS Conference (Scorinated by Drawkland) (Cutoff Time: 11pm-12am Eastern US)
Reigning Champions: Université St. Croix [QUE]

Utica University                         [OSR]  Osarius
Palæontological-Centered Research        [NTN]  Natanians and Nosts
Universite St. Croix                     [QUE]  Royal Kingdom of Quebec
University of Iqaluit                    [QUE]  Royal Kingdom of Quebec
Universite du Saguenay                   [QUE]  Royal Kingdom of Quebec
University of Arkinesia                  [AKN]  Arkinesia

ZEPHYR Conference (Scorinated by The Royal Kingdom of Quebec) (Cutoff Time: 21:00-23:00 EST)
Reigning Champions: Ceneisis Naval Academy [AFT]

Ceneisis Naval Academy                   [AFT]  Abanhfleft
Thereisnogodistan Community College      [NGD]  Thereisnogodistan
Imperial Military Academy                [VNG]  Vangaziland
University of Auster                     [VNG]  Vangaziland
Rensuleir University                     [EMI]  Emerstari
Innusburg University                     [ALS]  Allamunnic States

Schedule (Home Teams listed first)

MD1 - 1v6, 2v5, 3v4
MD2 - 6v4, 5v3, 1v2
MD3 - 2v6, 3v1, 4v5
MD4 - 6v5, 1v4, 2v3
MD5 - 3v6, 4v2, 5v1
MD6 - 6v1, 5v2, 4v3
MD7 - 4v6, 3v5, 2v1
MD8 - 6v2, 1v3, 5v4
MD9 - 5v6, 4v1, 3v2
MD10 - 6v3, 2v4, 1v5

Calendar
(RP bonus degrades by 50% of total after blue days, resets fully after green days)
Matchday one - September 26
Matchday two - September 28
Matchday three - October 1
Matchday four - October 3
Matchday five - October 5
Matchday six - October 8
Matchday seven - October 10
Matchday eight - October 12
Matchday nine - October 15
Matchday ten - October 17
Championship venue proposal deadline - October 17
Non-Conference week - October 22, October 24, October 26
Playoff berth and Championship venue voting deadline - October 29
Bowl games - October 31
Playoffs First Round - October 31
Playoffs Quarterfinals - November 2
Playoffs Semifinals - November 5
Championship Game - November 7

Non-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, send a TG to NSCF.

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.

Non-Conference Week One:

University of Paulo @ University of Arkinesia
Gallian Military Academy @ Calix City Institute of Archaeology
Loyola University @ Richardson University
Stoneshore College @ Northern Moravica
Coral Coast University @ Lindon Technical
Universite St. Croix @ Mar Sara Tech
Ramusok Capital University @ Raynor University
Sadeg State @ Zequoia State
Fair Haven State @ Akers State
Gyan-Johnson University @ Cold Hill University

Non-Conference Week Two:

University of Arkinesia @ Gyan-Johnson University
Loyola University @ Gallian Military Academy
Northern Moravica @ Raynor University
Lindon Technical @ Universite St. Croix
Coral Coast University @ Universite du Saguenay
University of Paulo @ University of Iqaluit
Mar Sara Tech @ Stoneshore College
Richardson University @ Ramusok Capital University
Cold Hill University @ Palæontological-Centered Research University
University of Konigsberg @ Sadeg State
Northern Dinagat @ Akers State
Calix City Institute of Archeaology @ Fair Haven State

Non-Conference Week Three:

Cold Hill University @ Calix City Institute of Archaeology
University of Arkinesia @ Ramusok Capital University
Gyan-Johnson University @ Loyola University
Universite du Saguenay @ Northern Moravica
Gallian Military Academy @ University of Paulo
Universite St. Croix @ Richardson University
Stoneshore College @ University of Iqaluit
Mar Sara Tech @ Sadeg State
Lindon Technical @ Akers State
Raynor University @ Fair Haven State

At the end of the season, nominations are accepted 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. Participants are encouraged to keep track of top performers throughout the season for these awards.

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Tue Sep 19, 2017 9:36 pm

Ramusok Capital University (RCU) Dragons

Location: Ramusok, Ramusok Fief, Cosumar

School Size: 54,657 undergraduates

NSCF Championships: 3 (NSCF 10, 15, 16) | Conference Titles: 4 (NSCF 2, 3, 11, 15)

Team History and Outlook: RCU was one of the original NSCF 1 schools and has participated in all seventeen editions of the event, making it one of the most storied programs in NSCF history. Ramusok Capital won its first NSCF Championship seven seasons ago against fellow bluebloods Utica, the culmination of a long, painful rebuilding process that began in NSCF 6. After following up the long-awaited title with a Horizon Conference championship in NSCF 11, they were dethroned for a couple seasons by domestic rivals Stoneshore College and noisy foreigners Harbor College. Head Coach Snorri Andersen was then fired after failing to make the playoffs in NSCF 14. The challenge then fell to new head coach Cliff Scuttlesmith to get RCU's mojo back. And boy did he ever. NSCF 15, Scuttlesmith's first at the helm, was the best season in RCU history. For the first time, the Dragons won both the Horizon Conference and the NSCF Playoffs. In NSCF 16, RCU successfully defended their title and became the first back-to-back champions in NSCF history. Is a historic three-peat in store? Until their first championship in NSCF 10, RCU's best finishes were runs to the semifinals in NSCF 1 and 2.

Head Coach: Cliff Scuttlesmith
Offensive Coordinator: Lawrence Northcutt
Defensive Coordinator: Jarpen Spoonemore
Special Teams Coordinator: Andrew Bockman

Colors: Navy and Silver

Stadium: Capital Coliseum (Capacity 82,000)

Style of Play: +3 (Pro-style spread offense, 4-3 defense)

Stoneshore College Bruins

Location: Cape Dutch, Stoneshore, Cosumar

School Size: 29,545 undergraduates

Championships: 1 (NSCF 11), Conference Titles: 3 (NSCF 10, 12, 13)

Team History and Outlook: Stoneshore have shed the role of "RCU's punching bag" in recent seasons, stepping out from the shadows and becoming a Horizon Conference contender in their own right. The year RCU won Cosumar's first NSCF title (NSCF 10), Stoneshore actually had the better regular season at 9-1. A year later in NSCF 11, the perpetual "little brother" finally had their revenge for years of misery at the Dragons' hands. The Bruins knocked their rivals out of the Playoffs and won a NSCF championship of their own. With their NSCF 13 conference title, Stoneshore matched RCU's total at the time with three - and went all the way to the Championship Game again, where they lost by 3 to Utica. The last couple seasons, however, have been a bit of a regression to the mean. The Bruins missed the Playoffs again for the second straight season. A strong bounce-back season is needed to keep RCU, who are on a title-high, from taking back the balance of power completely. On paper, they have just as good of coaches and recruits. It will be fascinating to see if their strength in NSCF 10-14 can be restored or if it was just a temporary spike. The Bruins had a poor debut in NSCF 2, and had never even reached the postseason until NSCF 10. The turnaround in the last six years can be directly attributed to the arrival of legendary CFL coach Walter Hufnagel and his ambitious recruiting.

Head Coach: Walter Hufnagel
Offensive Coordinator: Pierre Harnois
Defensive Coordinator: Kligar Zadorozny
Special Teams Coordinator: John Barlow III

Colors: Maroon and Brown

Stadium: Finglass Field (Capacity 49,000)

Style of play: -3 (smashmouth offense, 3-4 defense)

by **Arkinesia** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 6:54 am

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKINESIA WYVERNS

Colors: Blue and gold
Home Stadium: Walker Field at Kotaharapan Sports Park
Stadium capacity: 117,000
Offense: Spread Pistol
Defense: Attacking 3-4

Position: Name, alma mater

Head Coach: Dave Gruber, UArk
Offensive Coordinator: Mike Reed (Spread Pistol), Tetu
Defensive Coordinator: Jack Kite (Attacking 3-4), Addison State

by **Novumera** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 8:51 am

University of Paulo Prepares for NSCF 17

The University of Paulo Cubs' coaches have selected their roster for the upcoming NSCF season. Head coach Aran Atwood seemed pleased with the players that have been chosen but he is keeping expectations at a sensible level as the university becomes the first club side to compete at an international level, in any sport. In his press conference earlier he said 'We have a very strong side at our disposal but we're not expecting miracles, we'll be striving to win the Pioneer Bowl but we have to be realistic and understand that there are some top teams in the competition.' The Cubs are in the Big Eight conference along with universities from Qasden, Valanora and Ranoria. The roster is below:

by **Drawkland** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 11:40 am

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

Name: Sadeg State University
Nickname: Skyhawks
Colors: Gold and Navy
Denonyms: Drawkian or Drawkish
FIRST Season
Stadium: Skyhawks' Gridiron Park
Capacity: 95,500
Head Coach: Brand Manlio
Assistant Coaches & Coordinators:
[O] Art Beckham
[D] Jarrett Schwartz
[ST] Joshua Redding

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

OFFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
QB  7   Dustin Beck        Senior
QB  5   William Queen      Sophomore
QB  8   Toby McKinley      Freshman

HB  22  Sam Artair         Junior
HB  25  Brody Krusen       +Senior
HB  20  Nico Rigi          Sophomore
FB  44  Dennis Benedetti   Senior
FB  48  Rigby Germain      Freshman

WR  89  Jarrod Driscoll    +Senior
WR  11  Paul Jockey        Senior
WR  17  Joey Ash           Junior
WR  85  Eddie Montgomery   Junior
WR  15  Raynard Karp       Sophomore
WR  12  Grady Ibbot        Freshman
WR  10  Jesse Ladley       Freshman
TE  49  Calvin Black       +Senior
TE  88  Stephen Murray     +Senior
TE  81  Clarence Nelson    Freshman
TE  87  Barry Clifton      Sophomore

C   55  Daryl D'ono        +Senior
C   50  Ed Fisher          Junior
C   51  Jimmy Stoddard     Junior
G   64  Gilroy Munce       Senior
G   60  Tod Wescott        Sophomore
G   66  Hades Gibbs        Senior
G   69  Virgil Viteri      Freshman
T   77  Jeff McFee         Junior
T   70  Jerold McFee       Junior
T   71  Nick Lovell        Sophomore
T   72  Lester Pennor      Sophomore

DEFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
DT  99  Constance Payne    +Senior
DT  95  Celio Church       Senior
DT  92  Denis Lope         Freshman
DE  75  Matthew Alessi     Senior
DE  90  Moss Long          Junior
DE  91  Chuy Erskine       Junior
DE  65  Benjamin Reynolds  Sophomore
DE  78  Collin Pascal      Sophomore

OLB 40  Reilly Temple      Senior
OLB 41  Percy Crusan       Junior
OLB 98  Frio Vitalik       +Senior
OLB 54  Arthur Graves      Freshman
ILB 97  Harvey Donovan     +Senior
ILB 42  Chris Crusan       Freshman
ILB 52  Ethan Cunningham   Junior
ILB 45  Eric Coiro         Freshman

CB  21  Lamar Ranna        Senior
CB  33  Lenox Daley        Senior
CB  30  Eli Dyer           Sophomore
CB  24  Rory Gorman        +Senior
CB  36  Sheldon McCracken  Junior
CB  35  Ridley Hamm        Freshman
CB  39  Ralph Goddard      Freshman

S   31  Leonard Arnold     +Senior
S   32  Kade Zappa         Junior
S   23  Dax Holland        Senior
S   27  Jake Lauren        Sophomore
S   34  Ingram Salamansa   Freshman

SPECIAL TEAMS

PS  ##  Name               Year     
LS  50  Ed Fisher          *
LS  51  Jimmy Stoddard     *

PR  17  Joey Ash           *
PR  20  Nico Rigi          *
KR  0   Ross Titus         Sophomore
KR  32  Kade Zappa         *

K   1   Roger Henry        +Senior
K   2   Carson Rose        Sophomore
P   4   Pace Napoli        Senior
P   3   Abe McCleary       Sophomore

H   5   William Queen      *

* Denotes player is listed elsewhere in the roster
+ Drawkian culture requires that most students study for 5 years for an average bachelor's degree.
  Thus, players have up to 5 years of eligibility. 5th year players are denoted as "+Senior".

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: Yes.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Non-career ending, TG is appreciated.
Godmod Other Events: Yes.
Honestly, just don't destroy my organization. Have fun making a funny or quirky game occur. I will certainly enjoy anything you throw my way.
Style Modifier: +4

Like all Drawkians, especially international caliber ones, Sadeg State's players are a top notch group with much to offer skill-wise. The offense primarily operates out of the shotgun with a back lining up alongside the QB, but the most common under-center formation has to be the I. The pistol make a common appearance, and don't be surprised to see a Wildcat every once in awhile. The run/pass split is around a 55/45, but with the talented Dustin Beck taking the snaps, don't be surprised to see many designed passes ending up in scrambles for big chunks of yards. Drag routes, slants, mid-distance crosses, posts, and corner routes are the most common in SSU's playbook. Runs are often a generic pitch, runs up the gut, or - Coach Manlio's favorite - option plays. SSU is known for having massive talent on the offensive side of the ball, especially in the backfield, but also lining up wide. Watch for tight end passes for huge gains, they're a common target in this scheme.

And while the team is renowned for its offense, you can't discount the defense. Talented shutdown corners and DBs are the hallmark and the pass rush is fantastic, but pass defense in the middle of the field leaves a lot to be desired from the Linebackers. The biggest issue about the Skyhawk's secondary is that they go for the ball too much - while this results in lots of turnovers, a missed pick obviously results in an opposing receiver in the open field. Blitzes sit on top of the playbook at SSU, just like many Drawkian books. Don't expect to run a similar running play twice, the front 7 is likely to come up with a counter blitz on the fly and smack the back for a loss of yards. Man coverage is called about 70/30 versus Zone coverage, another reason why missed interceptions are dangerous. Cover 2 Man coverage with a 4-3 front is the most common play the defense will run.

Special teams is known for its trick plays, but they don't run them as often as, say, the Grid Corps would. The SSU offense would be much more likely to stay out in 4th and under 2 than bring out the special teams for a fake or a regular punt/kick. Speaking of punts/kicks, the return game for the Skyhawks is also fearsome, with massively fast and shifty players returning most balls, not to mention the regularity of laterals during returns (not that they do much of that outside of special teams though). As far as kicking, the punters and kickers kick about as good as, say, college kickers or punters. Nothing special there, although they do err on the side of power over accuracy (good luck praying for a kick 6).

Also, see this dispatch about Drawkian physiology. If you don't want to deal with that though feel free to just handwave or ignore it, it's fine by me.

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY SCHEDULE

Conference Games
MD1  v Arvid City National School of Wonders and Honors
MD2  v Ramusok Capital University
MD3  @ Stoneshore College
MD4  v University of North Tunheim
MD5  @ Southern Rochelle University
MD6  @ Arvid City National School of Wonders and Honors
MD7  @ Ramusok Capital University
MD8  v Stoneshore College
MD9  @ University of North Tunheim
MD10 v Southern Rochelle University

Non-Conference Games
MD11 @ Zequioa State University
MD12 v Konigsberg University
MD13 v Mar Sara Tech

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 4:08 pm

Today Akers state was practicing after the coach went to a press conference
[we saw your team working on offense a lot today your RB looked strong did you give him any words of encouragement during or before the practice ]
Not really although we told him to work hard so that might have affected his performance.
[today during the practice game CB Trent Havon made 6 interceptions were you impressed or is he usually like this]
Well Trent is a freshman so we were very impressed with him especially with 2 pick six's but he was our top recruit this year and he had 31 interceptions in high school including 15 in his senior year but the team looked strong so we feel like we are ready.

by **Ranoria** » Wed Sep 20, 2017 5:29 pm

Country Name: Confederate Republic of Ranoria
Country Trigramme: RAN
College Name: Richardson University
Team Nickname: Governors
Home Stadium (Capacity): 94,750
Style of play: -2

Country Name: Ranoria
Country Trigramme: RAN
College Name: Cold Hill University
Team Nickname: Buffalo
Home Stadium (Capacity): "The Tundra' (85,000)
Style of play: +3

Richardson University Governors
Team Roster and Information

COACHES

Richard Steinheil, Head Coach
Eric Dietrich, Defensive Coordinator
Luka Strecher, Offensive Coordinator
Jakob Stark, Special Teams Coach
Ulrich Ray, QBs Coach
Markus Hillis, WRs Coach
John Corringer, OL Coach
Alton Kearse, DL Coach
Kai Hillis, LBs coach
Tim Shaw, DBs coach

Post NSCF 16 Ranking: 14

Key: #number, firstname 'nickname' lastname, year, weight lb
Underlined Players are considered above average starters, bold players are the stars of the team, while italicized players are considered to be weak points

QB

#18 John 'Farmboy' Garrett, jun, 6'4", 223 lb
#9 Barron Dawson, soph, 6'0", 205 lb

RB

#20 Melvin 'Big Time' Strong, jun, 6'0", soph, 220 lb
#29 Elijah Sampson, soph, 6'0", soph, 241 lb

WR

#25 Javier Gilmore, sen, 6'0", 209 lb
#21, Larry Foster, 6'4", soph, 205 lb
#23 Dylan Tweed, 5'10, soph, 192 lb
#11 Jordan Payton, 6'2, sen, 202 lb
#13 Markus Morestead, jun, 6’4”, 215 pounds

TE

#82 Johnny 'Harvest' Farmer, jun, 6’6”, 252 lb
#88 Alexander Ethridge-Poe, soph, 6'6", 325 lb

LT

[/u]#78 Brandon Billing, jun, 6’4”, 331 lb[/u]

LG

#77 Bradley Johnson, sen, 6’5”, 365 lb
#76 Ark Portman, sen, 6’5”, 320 lb

C

#75 Walt Wallace, sen, 6’4”, 335 lb
#74 James Summers, soph, 6’3”, 323 lb
Carter Billing, frsh, 6' 2, 300 lb

RG

#76 Ark Portman, sen, 6'5", 320 lb
#72 Tommy Jackson, jun, 6’6”, 343 pounds
#71 Richard Silva, soph, 6'3", 325 lb

RT

#70 Rick Pierre, sen, 6'7", 327 pounds
#65 Joshua Fischer, soph, 6'5", 320 pounds

DE

#90 Tank Briggadine, sen, 6'4", 280 lb
#99 Emmanuel Miller, frsh, 6'9", 272 lb
#91 Grant Zimmerman, frsh, 6'5", 275 lb
#92 Tyler Northman, frsh, 6'6", 280 lb
#93 Douglas Starling, frsh, 6'3", 273 lb

DT

#98 Kevin 'Thunk' Gerhart, sen, 6'5", 335 lb
#97 Heinrich Stills, sen, 6'4", 340 lb
#94 Conan Newman, sen, 6'5", 324 lb

OLB

#58 Paul 'Mini' Braunn, jun, 6'4" 240 lb
#56 Tyrone Musk, 6'5", sen242 lb
#57 Fracis DiCarlo, 6'4", soph, 239 lb

MLB

#50 Clark Braunn, sen, 6'3", 245 lb
Alexander Carthidge, frsh, 6'1", 230 lb
Denton Pillar, frsh, 6'3", 240 lb

CB

#20 Davon 'Lights Out' Stovall, sen, 6'3", 210 lb
#1 Bryan Gray, sen, 6'0", 207 lb
#5 Millard Johnson, soph, 6'1", 211 lb

S

#30 Maxwell 'Hammer' Blunt, soph, 6'2", 224 lb(SS)
#10 Jason Dim, jun, 6'1", 211 lb(FS)
#31 Leroy Dent, jun, 6'0", 203 lb
#21 Marcell Salley, frsh, 6'2", 198 lb

K

Ta'shaun Blue, jun, 6'3", 223 lb

P

Bobby Armstead, 6'2", 215 lb

LS

#73 Bert Wallace

KR/PR

#25 Javier Gilmore
#22 Anthony Foster
#33 Lukus Benson

Final Regular Season Stats:

Post Season Stats:

Key Losses:
Candle Brown: Candle Brown was an adept free safety who had a penchant for coming down with the ball. He will be sorely missed in Richardson's defensive backfield.

Ross Monarch: Ross was the best middle linebacker at his level in Ranoria. He was a decent blitzer, above average in coverage, but was a protege when it came to shedding blocks, or even meeting a running back in the hole that was supposed to be opened for him.

Jarett Hauptmann: An excellent, and pure, edge rusher. Despite playing in a 4-3 base, having a player of his talent made Hauptmann a situational player, and he excelled in his area of expertise. He will be sorely missed on the college field, all the while being praised at the professional level.

Carlos Junior: One part of an above-average pass-rushing duo at defensive end, Junior will likely not be among the top ten talents in the RFL draft, but being in one of the first two rounds is a possibility.

Joey Giordano: Never the best pass catcher, but an excellent run blocker and a major red zone threat. Saw fewer receptions in his senior year after the breakout season of Johnny Farmer.

Anthony Foster: The reliable #2 wideout for the governors went on to the pros as well. While lacking in speed, his size allows him to go up and get passes in the red zone, making him a perfect complement to a speedster #1 receiver.

Soup Shorts: The team's mainstay running back, despite injuries, managed to still put up a few solid performances this season, and will hopefully be seen as a reliable back in any system at the professional level.

Player bios:

John 'Farmboy' Garrett, Quarterback: John Garrett quickly showed his ability as a passer last season, being thrust into international competition in his first game as a starter. He's quickly earned a reputation amongst the professional leagues as a rising star, and is hoping to continue that success after winning a championship in Ranoria.

Melvin 'Big Time' Strong, Running Back: Melvin Strong struggled early with injuries, not exactly having the size to deal with the hits he had to take as an every-down back, but now he's managed to put some size on while maintaining his speed and athleticism, and should be a dominant offensive weapon this season.

Javier Gilmore, Wide Reciever: Javier Gilmore, along with tight end Johnny Farmer, is coming off a heroic performance in the domestic season's championship game with more than two hundred yards and a score. He would have declared for the draft this year had he not wanted to prove that he could continue his dominance, and he's back for one more year, now.

Johnny 'Harvest' Farmer, Tight End: Johnny Farmer is one of the best players not just on the team, but in the nation. He's shown himself to be nigh-impossible to cover, displaying an incredible ability to come down with the football in almost any situation. Last year, it earned him an Offensive Player of the Year award, and, in the domestic season, a dominant three score, hundred plus yard outburst in the national championship game. He's hoping to build off of that success now, in an offense lacking the same firepower at wideout as it had last year.

Bradley Johnson, Guard: Perhaps one of the team's most underrated players, Johnson is a force in the run game, opening massive holes for his backs, and is no slouch in pass protection, either. He's able to play anywhere on the interior line, and is sometimes moved around to correlate with tougher, disruptive defensive tackles.

Kevin 'Thunk' Gerhart, Defensive Tackle: Gerhart is a monster on the defensive line, playing with a relentless abandon to do one thing: Get to the quarterback or punish the back who dares run the ball into his vicinity. He's actually a really nice guy off the field, but between the lines, your best bet is to double team him and pray.

Davon 'Lights Out' Stovall, Cornerback: No, he didn't get his name from his play, although his freakish athleticism, ability to change speeds, and hands have frustrated receivers, quarterbacks, and coordinators since he stepped onto the field. Stovall doesn't talk much, and nobody really minds when you can shut down opposing receivers like he can. While he is quiet, the way he actually got his nickname was giving an opposing quarterback a concussion when he was sent to blitz.

Maxwell 'Hammer' Blunt, Strong Safety: Max doesn't get too many interceptions, but what he does do is enforce the middle of the field. Running a crossing route can earn you a broken rib as long as he's on the field, and often his hits jar the ball loose for an incompletion, or even a fumble.

Emmanuel Miller, Defensive End: After the departure of Carlos Junior, the team needed another disruptive presence on the defensive line's edge. Fortunately, they had a redshirted prospect who was absurdly tall, having redshirted him due to his low weight relative to that size. In his first year of eligibility, the staff hopes that he will turn this defensive line into a monstrous unit to contend with.

Team Colors: Azure and Silver
Home Stadium: Dietrich Stadium(94,750)

Dietrich Stadium was, as a result of both a National Championship victory and playoff success in RU's initial season of international competition, given extensive upgrades to make the stadium all the more incredible.

Style of Play: -2
Defensive formation: 4-3 (<-Base Defense); 3-4-4, 3-3-5, 5-3-3, 5-2-4
Uniforms: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/ ... slide=id.p

Week 1: @ Raynor University- W 0-7
Week 2: @ University of Paulo- W 6-10
Week 3: vs Cold Hill University-W 27-17
Week 4: @ Zequoia State- W 0-13
Week 5: vs Mar Sara Tech- L 16-27
Week 6: vs Raynor University- W 23-10
Week 7: vs University of Paulo- W 10-0
Week 8: @ Cold Hill University- L 22-14
Week 9: vs Zequoia State
Week 10: @ Mar Sara Tech

Non-conference games:

Week 11: vs Loyola University
Week 12: @ Ramusok Capital University
Week 13: vs Universite St. Croix

Cold Hill Buffalo
Team Roster and Information

COACHES
Head Coach- Chris Dale
Offensive Coordinator- Daniel Booker
Defensive Coordinator- Connor Hellsing
QBs Coach- Elliot Schmitt
RBs Coach- Orton Smith
WRs Coach- Randy Pryor
TEs Coach- Gary Dennier
OL Coach- Joe Sapp
DL Coach- Reggie Gregory
LBs Coach- Harrison Thomas
DBs Coach- Charlie Steel

Post NSCF 16 Ranking: N/A

Key: #number, firstname 'nickname' lastname, year, weight lb
Underlined Players are considered above average starters, bold players are the stars of the team, while italicized players are considered to be weak points

QB

#7 Thorn Davis, frsh, 6' 5", 250 lb
#2 Karl Fawkes, sen, 6'1", 215 lb

RB

#25 Carlson Katterfeld, jun, 5'11", 208 lb
#26 Caleb Katterfeld, frsh, 5'11", 205 lb
#34 Jordan Jose, 5'9", frsh, 244 lb(FB)

WR

#88 Jarett Hauptmann, frsh, 6'5", 230 lb
#84,Carl Amerson 6'0", jun, 205 lb
#85 Nico Bahr, 5'9", sen, 190 lb
#89 Karl Kraus, 6'3, frsh, 205 lb
#17 Tim Griebel, frsh, 6’1”, 215 lb
#13 Neal Samuel, soph, 5'10", 192 lb

TE

#82 Jabari McNair, frsh, 6'2, 247 lb
#81 Perry Austin, soph, 6'4", 252 lb

LT

#78Kevin Eakin, frsh, 6’7”, 351 lb

LG

#77 Marc Bentz, jun, 6’5”, 365 lb[/b]
#76 Aaron Mittag, soph, 6’3”, 320 lb

C

#75 Nico Stentz, frsh, 6’5”, 335 lb
#74 Harry Summers, sen, 6’3”, 323 lb
#73 Chris Khrel, frsh, 6' 2, 300 lb

RG

#76 Marco Bohlen, sen, 6'4", 340 lb

RT

#70 Alban Christman, sen, 6'5", 307 pounds

DE

#99 Deangleo Gordon, frsh, 6'5", 295 lb
#97 Kim Hornberger, sen, 6'3", 265 lb
#94 Hannes Preissner, jun, 6'1", 265 lb

DT

[u]#98 Wolfracht Aichmann, sen, 6'4", 300 lb

OLB

#52 Angelo Gordon, soph, 6'4", 244 lb
#50 Earnest Longhorn, frsh, 6'3", 240 lb
#51 Tommy Vatterson, frsh, 6'2", 242 lb

MLB

#57 Stewart Connor, soph, 6'2", 255 lb
#56 Jakeem Butler, frsh, 6'3", 245 lb
#53 Jay Hodges, sen, 6'0", 250 lb

CB

#21 Tucker Foreman, sen 5'10", 200 lb
#22 Klara North, frsh, 6'0", 190 lb
#20 Jason Croxwell, sen, 5'11, 204 lb
# 40 Barry Treadwell, soph, 6'2", 210 lb

S

#49 Marcell Salley, frsh, 6'0", 210 lb
#43 Bert Onfried, jun, 5'11", 209 lb
#41 Otto Folke, frsh, 6'2", 215 lb
[u]

K

#1 Barry Chlorid, 6'2", 198 lb

P

#1 Barry Clorid, 6'2", 198 lb

LS

#75 Nico Stentz, frsh, 6’5”, 335 lb

KR/PR

#13 Neal Samuel, soph, 5'10", 192 lb
#85 Nico Bahr, 5'9", sen, 190 lb

Statistical Leaders:

Bowl Stats:

Player bios:

Angelo Gordon: Many claimed that the defense's designated pass rusher is the best player on the team after a 12.5 sack redshirt freshman campaign, where he amassed a total of sixty tackles, ten forced fumbles, and two interceptions, but his sophomore campaign was even greater, racking up 17 sacks, seventy four tackles, nine forced fumbles, and four interceptions. On a defense with a lot of holes, Gordon was a bright spot, making plays often enough to give their offense a chance to win the game. Despite losing to Richardson in Ranoria's championship game, he compiled an impressive two sacks in the first quarter of the game before the domination truly began.

Deangelo Gordon: Certainly not the player that his brother his, Gordon is a true freshman who was a balanced pass rush and run stopping interior lineman who was occasionally bumped to the outside. Deangelo is a heavy, powerful man with the ability to beat double teams and collapse the pocket while soaking up blockers for his older brother.

Carlson and Caleb Katterfield: Another duo of brothers, these two playing running back. They are from the same mold: Fast, explosive runners who can be three-down players. Carlson's advantage over his brother is age and experience, but they are interchangeable backs for the most part.

Thorn Davis: The most widely recruited quarterback among this year's class, Davis was what drew many of the team's talented freshman recruits to the team. He has the arm to make every throw in the book, along with the height and athleticism to dominate the game in any way he desires, but he needs coaching to refine that talent. He managed to keep up with Richardson's dominant offense in the championship game for awhile, but eventually his mistakes led to a collapse of 3 second half interceptions.

Jarett Hauptmann: The #1 overall recruit in Ranoria was no easy snag, but seeing Davis come out to the school was what made the decision for him. Another true freshman starter on an impressive roster had an impressive season. His massive frame and imposing athleticism make him a matchup issue for any cornerback in the league.

Jabari McNair: One of the few 'veterans' on this roster, McNair provided an anchor to a passing attack led by youngsters this season, and used his powerful, if somewhat diminutive, frame to impose his will on opposing defenses on his way to 1,100 yards and 14 TDs.

Klara North: Perhaps the most intriguing recruit out of the group, Klara weaseled her way into playing football, and running, at a smaller school, and was overly successful in both sports. She isn't the most physical corner, but her speed and overall skill set make up for that lack of size and power.

Marcell Salley: A redshirt freshman, Salley created a good deal of buzz coming out of high school, and, in his first year of eligibility,
answered every question thrown his way with a ridiculous 7 interceptions along with 4.5 sacks. His inexperience, however, occasionally causes him to allow big plays when he tries to make one of his own, putting him out of position.

Team Colors: White and Gold
Home Stadium: [url=http://www.vikings.com/assets/images/imported/MIN/photos/clubimages/2016/03-March/tempBerg-160301-6811--nfl_mezz_1280_1024.jpg[/url] 'The Tundra'(85,000)

Style of Play: +3
Defensive formation: 3-4 (<-Base Defense)
Uniforms: White with gold accents. I'm too lazy to do those.

Week 1: @ Mar Sara Tech- L 27-6
Week 2: vs Raynor University- L 10-13
Week 3: @ Richardson University- L 27-17
Week 4: @ University of Paulo- W 27-10
Week 5: vs Zequoia State-W 34-10
Week 6: vs Mar Sara Tech-W 20-3
Week 7: @ Raynor University-L 20-24
Week 8: vs Richardson University- W 22-14
Week 9: vs University of Paulo
Week 10: @ Zequoia State

Non-conference games:

Week 11: vs Gyan Johnson
Week 12: @ Natians and Nosts
Week 13: @ Calix City

Ranorian Recruiting Class: Top Recruits
Name____________Position______Height________________Weight(lb):____________40 Time(lb)_________Bench Press(225 lb)
1: Carter Morrison DE/DT________6'4" ___________________287___________________ 5.22____________________27
2: Derrick Turner LB/SS________6'1" ___________________181____________________4.43____________________9
^Universite St. Croix Bleu et Blanc^
3: Charles Foreman EDGE________6'6"_____________________247 ___________________4.89 ___________________20
4: Tucker Hunt WR ________5'11"____________________145___________________ 4.43____________________7
5: Splinter Woodson QB________ 6'3"_____________________227____________________4.50 ___________________13
^Akers State^
6: Corrin Fairless CB________5'11"_____________________198____________________4.49____________________6
^Loyola^

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Fri Sep 22, 2017 9:30 pm

This is a small bio on our team first a few facts

Name: Akers state kalactins
Colors: blue and gold
Year football program made: 2009
Conference champions: 2016,2017,2018
National champions: 2017,2018

Star Players

Offense:
#22 Gane Dobson RB SR 1,671Yds 15 Touchdowns
#69 Steve Johnson T JR
#3 Jack Nelson QB/WR/K SR 4,912PYds 29 Tds 980RYDS 3RTD 39/41FG 67/67XPT
#1 John Nelson WR FR

Defense:
#26 Trent Havon CB FR
#51 John Wilson OLB SR 129tkls 3ints 6Sacks
#97 Juan Gonders DE SR 109tkls 1int 17sacks
#56 Cooper Nelson MLB FR
#55 Hugo Atson OLB SO (injured last year)

Head coach: Will Gonders (Juan Gonders cousin)
Offensive coordinator: Buck Henderson
Defensive coordinator: Alex Dale

P.S your probably wondering about the Nelson's, Cooper and John are twins while Jack is there older brother.

Recruits for next year Akers state or any other NSCF team can take:

Levi "The monster" Lynwood (Committed to Akers state) RB/OLB 220 pounds 6-3
Jimmy Doctson (not committed yet) QB 160 pounds 5-9
Tem Foles (not committed yet) DE 270 pounds 6-5
Phil Jenson (not committed yet) SS 190 pounds 5-11
Rayan Willsonton (not committed yet) TE 238 pounds 6-5
Jake Jackson (not committed yet) RB 170 pounds 5-10

T.G me if you want recruit

by **Valanora** » Sat Sep 23, 2017 12:49 am

Mar Sara Tech Roster

Modifier: +3

Home Stadium: Lathalein Celestial Stadium (60,000)

Raynor University Roster

Modifier: +5

Home Stadium: Vahalla Falls (54,000)

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Sat Sep 23, 2017 12:20 pm

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes (TG me in advance)
Choose Scoring Events: Yes (TG me in advance)
Godmod Scoring Events: No
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes (TG me in advance)
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Yes (TG me in advance, some are aye, others are nay)
Godmod Other Events: Depends. TG me first before I give you aye or nay.It is also expected that in many non-big/traditional matches (so in Woodlands, that'd be against Utica or other Quebecois chools, while in nonconference games it would vary depending on opponent record), those in 2nd and 3rd string would be given most of the playing time, as NSCF ICly has been falling in Quebecois late winter-mid springtime.

|Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc

Location: Québec City, Capitale-Nationale Royal Kingdom of Québec
Home Stadium: Stade St. Croix (Capacity: 97,880)
Mascot: Bippy the Snow Elf

Head Coach: Errol Harrison, 43
Offensive Co-Ordinator: Duane Fournier, 44
Defensive Co-Ordinator: Cam MacKinnon, 56
Style of Play: Spread-Smashmouth/4-3 defence

Name               Role                             Hometown              Experience at USC     
   Alma Mater
Errol Harrison     Head Coach                       London, Ontario       1 year   Western Ontario (2010)
Jeremy You         Quarterbacks & Assistant HC      Rimouski, Estrie      4 years* Sept-Iles (2019)
Duane Fournier     Offensive Coordinator            Val d'Or, AT          1 year*  Iggulden (2009)
Cam MacKinnon      Defensive Co-ordinator           Barrie, Frontenac     8 years  Queen's (1997)
Cairbre Donnchard  Special Teams Co-Ordinator       Montreal, Montreal    7 years  Saguenay State (2018)
Jean-Luc Brodeur   Wide Receivers Coach            Prince Raoul, Manitoba 1 year*  Montreal (2015)
Jerome Asselin     Running Backs Coach              Sherbrooke, Estrie   10 years  Bishop's (2003)
Archibald Thurgood Tight Ends Coach                 Gander, Newfoundland  3 years* Saguenay (2027)      
Jean-Ian Normand   Offensive Lines Coach            Quebec City, CN      16 years  Goose Bay (1994)
Seong Jong Kang    Defensive Lines Coach            Quebec City, CN       3 years  St. Croix (2017)
Rajiv Muthkuda     Linebackers Coach                Winnipeg, Manitoba   12 years  Saskatchewan (2005)
Alexis Krief-Jean  Defensive Backs Coach            Prince Eric, Manitoba 2 years* Ottawa (2016)
Giles Wellwood     Kicking Coach                    Chatham, Ontario      1 year*  St. Croix (2024)
Tara McAslett      Strengths & Training Assistant   Chicoutimi, Saguenay  4 years  St. Mary's (2023)
Salvador Mancini   Recruiting Coordinator           Montreal, Montreal   14 years^ St. Croix (2006)
Guillaume Kim      Recruiting Assistant             Levis, CN             3 years  Mount Ester (2027)
Sebastien de Wouter Graduate Assistant              Hwado, CN             1 year   Montreal (2029)

No  Name        Surname       Ht.     Wt.  Position            Experience    Hometown                 
00  Omar        Serhane       5' 10"  197  Wide Receiver       Sophomore     Longeuil, Montreal          
01  Arnaud      Fortier       5' 11"  220  Punter              Sophomore     Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale 
02  Gabriel     Song-Saulnier 5' 9"   240  Punter              Junior        Ste-Foy, Capitale-Nationale
03  Gilbert     Yeo           6' 5"   305  Centre              Freshman      Chicoutimi, Saguenay
04  Lorenzo     Larocca       5' 11"  179  Kicker              Junior        Montreal, Montreal
05  Erik        Joo           6' 7"   295  Left Guard          Senior        Sarnia, Ontario
06  Dont'aa     McCallum      6' 3"   239  Quarterback         Senior        Stanstead, Estrie
07  Hyeong Joo  Yi            6' 2"   260  Kicker              Freshman      Granby, Estrie
08  Alexander   Kim-Shin      6' 4"   243  Linebacker          Freshman      Val d'Or, Abitibi-Temiscamingue
99  Xavier      Kim           6' 0"   288  Defensive Tackle    Junior        Cantley, Outaouais
10  Etienne     Desjardins    6' 0"   203  Safety              Senior        Beauport, Capitale-Nationale
11  Stephen     Rostowski     5' 11"  198  Wide Receiver       Junior        Onseong, Labrador
12  Marc-Andre  Ntanguera     6' 4"   258  Linebacker          Freshman      Montmorency, Capitale-Nationale
14  Pascal      Chang         6' 0"   207  Safety              Sophomore     Alma, Saguenay
15  Nicolas     Yeom          6' 5"   236  Quarterback         Freshman      Levis, Capitale-Nationale
16  Mario       Kim           6' 2"   229  Wide Receiver       Sophomore     Bonghwa, Saguenay
17  Zack        Warren        5' 9"   187  Wide Receiver       Sophomore     Niagara, Ontario
18  Eileen      O'Keefe       6' 5"   208  Safety              Senior*       Morristown, Ontario
20  Dong Wook   Heo           6' 0"   195  Cornerback          Junior        Bathurst, Acadie
21  Nazir       Makhloufi     6' 1"   205  Cornerback          Freshman      Montreal, Montreal
22  Darian      Perkins       5' 11"  230  Fullback            Freshman      Moncton, Acadie
24  Hector      Swann         6' 1"   216  Running Back        Senior        Saint-Urbain, Capitale-Nationale
25  Natu        Livingston    6' 4"   215  Cornerback          Sophomore*    Montreal, Montreal
26  Zachary     Lessard-Park  5' 10"  196  Running Back        Sophomore     Winnipeg, Manitoba
29  Cornelius   Natsiq        6' 3"   225  Safety              Freshman      Inukjuak, Labrador
30  Marquis    Dubois-Allaire 5' 11"  209  Fullback            Junior        Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale
32  Riley       Monteith      6' 0"   215  Running Back        Freshman      Antigonish, Acadie
33 Georges-Antoine Clemenceau 6' 3"   208  Cornerback          Senior*       Ville Bel-Air, Abibiti-Temiscamingue
35  Pier-Luc    Cimankinda    6' 1"   206  Running Back        Sophomore     Orleans, Outaouais
37  Sang Woo    Jeong         6' 1"   210  Safety              Freshman      Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale
41  Moses       Tapihana      6' 0"   205  Cornerback          Freshman      Prince Eric, Manitoba
42  Seung Joo   Yi            6' 11"  245  Cornerback          Sophomore     Baie-Comeau, Nord-Est
45  Eloise      de Grandpre   6' 4"   246  Tight End           Junior        Pierreville, Estrie
47  Cyril      Kaepernick Jr. 6' 4"   269  Linebacker          Junior*       California City, Manitoba
48  Gilberto    da Silva      6' 2"   214  Safety              Junior        Kingston, Frontenac
50  Sebastien Mailthot-Briand 6' 8"   315  Centre              Junior        Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale
51  James       Yurichuk      6' 7"   279  Defensive End       Junior        Shamattawa, Manitoba
52  Michael     Greenbaum     6' 1"   235  Linebacker          Sophomore     Saint John, Acadie
54  Philippe Gelinas-Tremblay 6' 5"   263  Linebacker          Senior        Longeuil, Montreal
55  Stanislaw   Maleszewski   6' 4"   259  Linebacker          Freshman      Winnipeg, Manitoba
56  J.C.        Leger         6' 2"   251  Linebacker          Junior        Cap-Sante, Capitale-Nationale
57  Jack        Cossar        6' 3"   235  Linebacker          Junior        Mirabel, Montreal
59  Eric        Ladouceur     6' 4"   246  Linebacker          Senior        Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale
61  Emile-Sebastien Kim       7' 2"   365  Right Guard         Freshman*     London, Ontario   
62  Reginald A. Stewart       6' 3"   295  Left Guard          Senior        Yangyang, Nord-Est
63  Marc-Andre  Menard        6' 4"   310  Left Guard          Junior        Levis, Capitale-Nationale
64  Marquis     Lauzon-Seguin 6' 6"   312  Left Tackle         Senior        Laval, Montreal 
66  Gang Don    McAuslan      7' 0"   348  Centre              Freshman      Kingston, Frontenac
68  Ralphael    Girouard      6' 6"   297  Right Guard         Senior        Hervey, Mauricie
69  Vontaze     P. Jones      7' 4"   408  Right Guard         Junior        Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale
71  Igor        Lensky        6' 8"   301  Left Tackle         Freshman      Montreal, Montreal     
72  Sang Hoon   Oh            6' 7"   296  Defensive Tackle    Sophomore     Blainville, Montreal
73  O.J.        Tucker        6' 4"   302  Left Tackle         Junior        Winnipeg, Manitoba
74  Eric     Gervais-Robinson 7' 3"   365  Defensive Tackle    Sophomore     Goose Bay, Labrador
76  Troy        Rombaugh      6' 6"   335  Right Tackle        Freshman      Moncton, Acadie     
78  Yeong Soo   Hwang         6' 2"   302  Right Tackle        Sophomore*    Halifax, Acadie
79  Yong Hyi    Joo           7' 1"   346  Defensive Tackle    Senior        Val d'Or, Abitibi-Temiscamingue
80  Tyrone-Luc  Buchanan      6' 7"   295  Long Snapper        Freshman*     Beaumont, Capitale-Nationale
83  Hubert-Hector Champagne   6' 6"   265  Tight End           Freshman      Gatineau, Outaouais
86  William     Gong-Vezina   6' 0"   201  Wide Receiver       Freshman      Carleton, Gaspecie
87  Jorge       Mati          6' 2"   198  Wide Receiver       Freshman      Winnipeg, Manitoba
89  Jeong Ho    Hwang         6' 9"   289  Tight End           Freshman*     Carbonear, Newfoundland
91  Samuel      Guilbault     6' 1"   301  Defensive Tackle    Junior        Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale
92  Virgil      Walker        6' 3"   248  Defensive End       Senior*       Igloolik, Nunavut
93  Adrian      Hunter        6' 9"   285  Defensive End       Senior        Jonquiere, Saguenay
95  Mario       Janic-Long    6' 5"   268  Defensive End       Sophomore     Vaudreuil, Outaouais
96  Seong Yong  Park          6' 3"   246  Defensive End       Sophomore     Levis, Capitale-Nationale
97  Ilya        Chernakov     5' 11"  253  Defensive End       Freshman      Sainte-Foy, Capitale-Nationale
98  Gareth      McArthur      6' 3"   278  Defensive End       Freshman      Quebec City, Capitale-Nationale

Offensive Depth Chart

Quarterback       McCallum          Pelletier*        Yeom                     
Slotback (FB/WR3) Dubois-Allaire    Kim               Perkins*          
Running Back      Swann             Cimankinda        Monteith*         Lessard-Park
Wide Receiver 1   Kim               Mati*             Serhane         
Wide Receiver 2   Rostowski         Warren            Gong-Vezina*
Right Tackle      Hwang             Rombaugh*         Yi
Right Guard       Jones             Kim               Girouard
Centre            Yeo*              Mailtot-Briand    McAuslan*
Left Guard        Joo               Menard*           Stewart
Left Tackle       Lauzon-Seguin     Tucker            Lensky*
Tight End         de Grandpre       Hwang*            Champagne*

Defensive Depth Chart

Left Defensive End       Walker             Hunter            Janic-Long* 
Left Defensive Tackle    Guilbault          Gervais-Robinson   Oh
Right Defensive Tackle   Joo                Kim                Chernakov*   
Right Defensive End      Yurichuk           Park               McArthur*          
Left Linebacker          Leger              Ntanguera*         Greenbaum
Right Linebacker         Gelinas-Tremblay   Maleszewski*       Ladouceur
Middle Linebacker        Kim-Shin*          Cossar             Kaepernick Jr.
Right Cornerback         Clemenceau         Heo                Tapihana*               
Left Cornerback          Livingston         Yi                 Makhloufi*         
Strong Safety            Desjardins           Chang          Jeong*
Free Safety              da Silva           Natsiq*            O'Keefe

Special Teams Depth Chart

Kicker            Larocca              Yi*
Punter            Song-Saulnier        Fortier
Long Snapper    Buchanan*
Kick Returner   Mati
Punt Returner   Serhane

Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish

Location: South Bend, Saguenay, Royal Kingdom of Quebec
Home Stadium: Saguenay Stadium @ South Bend (Capacity : 95,000)
Mascot: The Leprechaun

Head Coach: Aaron Chang (7 years at Saguenay)
Offensive Co-Ordinator: Mikael Rudd (6 years at Saguenay; 3rd as OC)
Defensive Co-Ordinator: Pierre-Luc Woito (2 years at Saguenay)
Style of Play: Hybrid Offence / 3-4 Defence

Name               Role                                Place of Birth       Experience at Saguenay  Alma Mater       
Aaron Chang        Head Coach                          Quebec City, CN       7 years     California (2007)
Mikael Rudd        Offensive Coordinator / RB Coach    South Bend, Saguenay  6 years     Mount Allison (2019)
Pierre-Luc Woito   Defensive Coordinator / DL Coach    Kingston, Frontenac   2 years*    Queen's (2013)
Noel Beasley-Gawne Strengths & Conditioning Director   Chicoutimi, Saguenay 12 years     Saguenay State (1997)
Noel Weon          Quarterbacks Coach                  Sangju, Saguenay      5 years     Hampden (2022) 
William Vermette   Tight End / Wide Receivers Coach    Vaudreil, Outaouais   1 year      Manitoba  (2007)
Walter Choo IV     Special Teams Coordinator           Halifax, Acadie      16 years     Saguenay (2014)
Don Murphy         Defensive Backs and Safeties Coach  Brandon, Manitoba     2 years*    Saskatchewan (2007)
Sang Joon Baek     Linebackers Coach                   Sept-Iles, Nord-Est   1 year*     Northwestern (2018)
JP Desaulniers     Offensive Line Coach                Asbestos, Estrie     14 years     Iggulden (2008)
Eric Dion          Quarterbacks Coach                  Ottawa, Outaouais     1 year*     Essipit (2018)
Allie Shim-McGrath Strength & Training Assistant    Labrador City, Labrador  2 years*    Gyeongbuk A&M (2026)
Pavel Plouffe-Ruest Recruiting Coordinator             Bathurst, Acadie      6 years     St. Mary's (2014)
Teitur Larsson     Graduate Assistant                  Svanboerg, Norrehavn  3 years     Abitibi Tech (2028)
Sammy Uhl          Graduate Assistant                  Iqaluit, Nunavut      1 year*     Iqaluit (2027)
Jean-Pierre Bernard Head Athletic Trainer              Roberval, Saguenay   10 years^    Southern Manitoba (2005)
Jakub Pawelczyk    Recruiting Coordinator              Westmount, Montreal  36 years     Saguenay (1983)

No  Name        Surname        Ht.     Wt.  Position            Experience     Place of Birth                    Program                  
00  Isador      Stempniak      6'11"   308  Long Snapper        Senior        Goose Bay, Labrador               Life Sciences
01  Jang Soon   Han            6'2"    241  Linebacker          Junior        South Bend, Saguenay              Korean & History 
03  Josh        MacGregor      6'7"    256  Linebacker          Freshman      Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Classics
04  Walter      Brown          6'1"    208  Quarterback         Junior        Sept-Iles, Nord-Est               Sociology
05  Simon       Gacek          5'11"   212  Quarterback         Sophomore     Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Business
06  Ezekiel-Luc Naos           6'2"    208  Safety              Senior        Longeuil, Montreal                History
07  Yeong Shik  Choe           6'4"    218  Quarterback         Freshman      Sherbrooke, Estrie                Economics
09  Tyler       Kweon          6'2"    278  Defensive End       Sophomore     Bathurst, Acadie                  Business
11  Song Ho     Park           5'9"    270  Punter              Freshman      Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Film, Television and Theatre
12  Georgy      Lukacs         6'10"   312  Kicker              Freshman      Halifax, Acadie                   Business 
13  Emile       Richards       6'0"    199  Wide Receiver       Sophomore     Belleville, Frontenac             Arabic Studies
14  Edwin       Landeville     6'4"    230  Punter              Senior        Sangju, Saguenay                  Business
16  Antonio     Valdez         7'0"    298  Nose Tackle         Junior        Vladivostok, San Jose Guayabal    Electrical Engineering
17  Bradley     O'Brien        6'2"    208  Wide Receiver       Junior        Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Irish Language and Culture
19  Geoffroy   Rochette-Guérin 6'4"    254  Linebacker          Sophomore  Rouyn-Noranda, Abitibi-Temiscamingue Film, Television and Theatre
20  Sang Hyun   Park           7'0"    338  Nose Tackle         Junior        Jonquiere, Saguenay               Statistics and Actuarial Sciences
21  Jeremy      Choo           6'0"    215  Cornerback          Senior        Sept-Iles, Nord-Est               Biology & Chemistry
23  Cam         Brouillette    6'3"    218  Cornerback          Sophomore     South Bend, Saguenay              Electrical Engineering
24  Mohamed     Kramdi         6'2"    214  Cornerback          Freshman      Levis, Capitale-Nationale         Business
25  Lamar       Sarksian       6'3"    205  Cornerback          Junior        Ottawa, Outaouais                 Life Sciences
26  Xavier      Cyr-Bourassa   5'10"   194  Cornerback          Junior        Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Film, Television and Theatre
27  Dante       Oh             6'5"    231  Safety              Junior        Jonquiere, Saguenay               Business
28  Sung Joon   Kim            5'9"    204  Running Back        Freshman      Moncton, Acadie                   Korean Literature and Language
29  Marco       Villaplano     6'1"    208  Safety              Sophomore     Veronaville, Montreal             Business
31  Fyodor Ilych Mikhalov      6'6"    233  Safety              Sophomore     Halifax, Acadie                   Film, Television, and Theatre
32  Mathieu     Laviolette     6'4"    226  Running Back        Junior        Magog, Estrie                     Film, Television and Theatre
33  Kimberley Owusu-Moussenguet 6'1"   249  Running Back        Sophomore     Rimouski, Estrie                  Film, Television, and Theatre
34 Michel-Aubrey Hakizimana    6'0"    220  Running Back        Senior        Alabama-Nord, Saguenay            Business
35  Eric        Law            5'11"   193  Safety              Junior        South Bend, Saguenay              Psychology
38  Yann        Ple-Ouellet    6'0"    240  Fullback            Freshman      Prince Eric, Manitoba             Physics
43  David       Plamondon      6'2"    198  Cornerback          Sophomore     Baie-Comeau, Nord-Est             Business
47  Lavar       Woo-Johnson    6'1"    215  Safety              Junior        Kingston, Frontenac               English Literature
48  Ross        McGlinchey     6'4"    240  Linebacker          Freshman      Roberval, Saguenay                Film, Television and Theatre
50  Guillaume   Shin           6'3"    256  Linebacker          Sophomore     South Bend, Saguenay              Mechanical Engineering
51  Yeong Soo   Jang           6'3"    250  Linebacker          Sophomore     Victoriaville, Estrie             Business
52  Vontaze     Ahn            6'4"    260  Linebacker          Sophomore     Walton, Manitoba                  Philosophy
54  Soren       Ostergaard     6'7"    271  Linebacker          Freshman      Narvik, Norrehavn                 Business
55  Sylvester   Pythung        6'6"    305  Centre              Senior        Klausberg, Centus Fief, Cosumar   Philosophy
56  Vince       Baranyai III   6'1"    235  Linebacker          Sophomore     Guelph, Ontario                   Environmental Engineering
58  Frederic    Kourouma       6'2"    248  Linebacker          Freshman      Alma, Saguenay                    Mechanical Engineering
59  Duncan      Polyneaux-Ginn 6'5"    239  Linebacker          Senior        California City, Manitoba         Film, Television and Theatre
60  Arnaud      Gibeault       6'8"    346  Centre              Freshman      Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Environmental Earth Sciences
61  Georges     Fournette-Yi   6'4"    296  Right Guard         Senior        Laval, Montreal                   Business
62  Andrei      Kharchenko     6'6"    302  Left Guard          Senior        Kyiv, Novopetrograd               Masters in Russian     
63  Cedric      Ladouceur      6'2"    298  Right Guard         Sophomore     Goryeong, Saguenay                Life Sciences
64  Joo Seok    Ha             6'10"   321  Right Guard         Freshman      Prince Eric, Manitoba             Aerospace Engineering
65  Laremy      MacKinnon      6'6"    306  Left Guard          Junior        Halifax, Acadie                   Business
67  Jordan      Billings       6'4"    302  Left Guard          Sophomore     Gaspe, Gaspecie                   Sociology
69  Clarence    Hayman         7'3"    368  Centre              Freshman      Ottawa, Outaouais                 Environmental Science
71  Hector      Wilkes         6'6"    304  Right Tackle        Sophomore     Neepawa, Manitoba                 History
72  Felix       Cote-Couture   6'4"    315  Left Tackle         Freshman      Sangju, Saguenay                  Business
73  Eli         Rho            6'7"    308  Left Tackle         Senior        Chicoutimi, Saguenay              Studio Art
75  Michel-David Pyeon         6'7"    312  Left Tackle         Sophomore     Moongyeong, Saguenay              Chemistry & Computing
76  Marc-Andre  Namgoong       6'1"    312  Left Guard          Junior        Beaupré, Capitale-Nationale       Chemical Engineering
78  Se Hyeong   Park           6'0"    324  Right Tackle        Freshman      Chicoutimi, Saguenay               
79  George      Halveston      6'7"    270  Defensive Tackle    Senior        Sangju, Saguenay                  Film, Television and Theatre
80  Danny       Edelman        5'11"   198  Wide Receiver       Senior        Levis, Capitale-Nationale         Political Science
81  Joon Ho     Bae            6'4"    231  Wide Receiver       Sophomore     Chicoutimi, Saguenay             Business & Environmental Sciences
82  Natu        Halveston      6'5"    268  Tight End           Freshman      Sangju, Saguenay                  Design & Art History
83  Hugo        Garcia         6'4"    255  Tight End           Junior        Roberval, Saguenay                Spanish & Economics
84  Gareth      Song           5'10"   201  Wide Receiver       Junior        Montreal, Montreal                Mathematics
85  Kellen      Kahentiiosta   5'11"   195  Wide Receiver       Junior        Odanak, Estrie                    Liberal Studies
86  Yeong Hwa   Han            6'6"    263  Tight End           Senior        Witten, Ontario                   Civil Engineering
87  Julian      Koostachin     6'0"    208  Wide Receiver       Freshman      Attawapiskat, Northwest           History
88  JuJu      Beaulieu-Richard 6'1"    215  Wide Receiver       Freshman      Saint John, Acadie                Psychology
89  Brent       McConville     6'2"    260  Tight End           Freshman      South Bend, Saguenay              English Literature
91  Jin Yub     Goo            6'2"    255  Defensive End       Junior        Lac-Delage, Capitale-Nationale    Business
92  Dieudonne   Labonte        6'2"    291  Nose Tackle         Junior        Alma, Saguenay                    Aerospace Engineering
93  Alexandre   Bergeron       6'4"    251  Linebacker          Senior        Val d'Or, Abitibi-Temiscamingue   Economics
94  Yoan        Black          6'4"    258  Defensive End       Freshman      Kingston, Frontenac               Philosophy
95  Han Soo     Song           6'6"    259  Linebacker          Freshman      Montmorency, Capitale-Nationale   Business
96  Patrick     Boies          6'5"    287  Defensive End       Sophomore     Jonquiere, Saguenay               French
97  Yuri P.     Danilov        6'8"    295  Defensive End       Senior        Attawapiskat, Northwest           French & English
98  Thierry     Martin         6'2"    246  Linebacker          Freshman      Bonghwa, Saguenay                 Mathematics
99  Ed          Maracle-Gagnon 6'7"    242  Kicker/Punter       Sophomore     Belleville, Frontenac             Political Science

Offensive Depth Chart
Quarterback       Gacek             Brown               Choe
Running Back      Hakizimana        Owusu-Moussenguet   Kim*
Fullback          Laviolette        Ple-Ouellet*
Wide Receiver 1   J.H. Bae          Richards            Beaulieu-Richard*
Wide Receiver 2   Kahentiiosta      Koostachin*         O'Brien
Wide Receiver 3   Song              Edelman
Right Tackle      Namgoong          Wilkes              Park*
Right Guard       Fournette-Yi      Ladouceur           Ha*
Centre            Pythung           Hayman*             Gibeault*
Left Guard        MacKinnon         Kharchenko          Billings      
Left Tackle       Rho               Pyeon               Cote-Couture*
Tight End         Han               Garcia              McConville*          Halveston*


Defensive Depth Chart            
Left Defensive End       Halveston          T. Kweon           Y. Danilov
Nose Tackle              Park               Valdez             Labonte
Right Defensive End      Black*             Boies              Goo
Left Linebacker          J.S. Han           G. Shin            Martin*
Middle Linebacker        Polyneaux-Ginn     McGlinchey*        Rochette-Guérin
Middle Linebacker        V. Ahn             Bergeron           Ostergaard*
Right Linebacker         Y.S. Jang          Kourouma*          Baranyai III
Right Cornerback         Sarksian           Choo               Brouillette         
Left Cornerback          Plamondon          Cyr-Bourassa       Kramdi*
Strong Safety            Naos               Villaplano         Mikhalov
Free Safety              Woo-Johnson        Law                Oh

Special Teams Depth Chart

Kicker     Maracle-Gagnon         Lukacs*
Punter          Landeville             Park
Long Snapper    Stempniak
Kick Returner   Edelman                O'Brien
Punt Returner   Koostachin             Edelman

by **Banija** » Sat Sep 23, 2017 6:45 pm

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes
Choose Scoring Events: Yes
Godmod Scoring Events: No
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes, but please specify the injury and the amount of time that my player will miss if you do so.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: No
Godmod Other Events: No

Northern Moravica University Cougars

School Info
Full Name: Northern Moravica University
Nickname: Cougars
Location: Herzegovina City, Moravica
Enrollment: 37,598
School President: Aleksandar Tapavica(9th year on the job). 72 years old.
Athletic Director: Pelias Patras(7th year on the job). 48 years old.
Style Modifier: -3

Official Depth Chart for NSCF Season 17

Starters are underlined. Listed in the order of the depth chart.
Players currently redshirting are italicized.

Loyola University Blue Thunder

School Info
Full Name: Loyola University @ Istria
Nickname: Blue Thunder
Location: Istria, Moravica
Type: Private, Mormon
Enrollment: 41,566
School President: Fr. Thomas Young(13th year on the job). 75 years old.
Athletic Director: Patrick Zervos(8th year on the job). 48 years old.
Style Modifier: +4

Official Depth Chart for NSCF Season 17

by **Banija** » Sat Sep 23, 2017 9:39 pm

The All-Banija Sports Magazine
The only nationwide publication that is all sports, all the time!

Season Preview for Banija's Return to the NSCF

ISTRIA- After two years playing on the national level, both the University of Loyola-Istria and Northern Moravica University have reached an agreement to play in the NSCF permanently. While in our next issue, we'll go in depth in the story of what took the two schools out of the NSCF, and we'll also go in depth on what brought them back. But for now.. Football! For today's issue, we have a preview of how both teams will do within the Celestia Conference.

University of Loyola-Istria

ISTRIA- The first school to start a preview with, of course, is the University of Loyola-Istria. While Loyola was the second, and indeed, the final school brought over to the NSCF from Banija, it is arguable that they have made more out of their 2 years in the NSCF than Northern Moravica made with their 3 years in the NSCF. The Blue Thunder are undefeated in the postseason, with a stellar 4-0 postseason record, which includes their NSCF 13 Pioneer Bowl victory, alongside their playoff run in NSCF 14 that got them the championship in their own city, at the beautiful Liberty Stadium.

Of course, they never got the opportunity to defend their title. But here they are, in NSCF 17, with an opportunity to win another one. The Celestia Conference is looking to be wide open this year. Leopard Central University, who were also rans the last time Loyola participated in this competition, finishing in the cellar of the Celestia Confererence in 2014, are the defending champs, but they are not returning to defend their conference championship. Therefore, the conference is absolutely wide open, and it is there for the taking for the University of Loyola-Istria.

Both Banijan schools have brand new offensive coordinators. The Blue Thunder, of course, have made the fare more controversial choice by hiring Dennis Zervos, the Most Outstanding Player Award winner in NSCF 14, and the quarterback of that season's champion, has been made the team's offensive coordinator at the young age of 24. This choice has attracted much controversy, even though everybody seems to love Dennis Zervos, as his accomplishments have made him the stuff of school legend.

Zervos suffered a number of injuries that prevented him from really taking off his professional career. In his rookie training camp with the Istria Lions, in the very first preseason game, he took an ugly hit where he tore his ACL on both legs. After spending a year in recovery, he took another hit in training camp to his right leg, tore his ACL again, and immediately retired. Even though he was a collegiate football legend in Banija, it seemed as if he was not destined to have a long playing career. Then, of course, came George Hughes retirement.

George Hughes had been with this side for over 5 years. But when he got an offer from his alma mater, at the University of Ankole, to become head coach, he couldn't say no. As we'll document in our next issue, he was basically the only proponent of staying at the national level in the entirety of the Loyola community, so the move made sense for him on a number of different levels. And then they needed a coordinator, just as Zervos retired. Now, of course, Zervos was supposed to join the coaching staff, but simply as a Recruiting Assistant. He was going to learn the ropes of coaching, and take his time to rise through the ranks.

Then, this is where stories differ. One version says that Patrick Zervos, Dennis' father who is also the Athletic Director and, therefore, Coach Jobs' boss, asked Coach Jobs to hire Zervos as the new offensive coordinator, even though Coach Jobs wanted to look abroad for a new offensive coordinator. Another school of thought says that Coach Alastair Jobs wants Zervos in the job so he could dominate the offense. And a third school of thought, is that the respect of the offensive mind of Zervos is there, and that he can really grow into the position.

Whichever one is correct, is not really relevant to the conversation. What matters is that Dennis Zervos is the offensive coordinator, and one of the youngest coordinators in the NSCF. He is going to be constantly scrutinized- is he actually ready to be a coordinator at this level, with no coaching experience whatsoever? How can somebody coach an offense that is littered with his former teammates, just from a few years ago from their title run?

Regardless of the offensive coordinator spot, Loyola has to start as at least the slight favorite to win this conference. Their key game before the first North v. South Showdown has to be their visit to Fair Haven State. A historical NSCF school, they will feel as if they have every right to compete for a title just as much as Loyola. That will be a true test of this team's nerves, and how they handle their return and if they can return to their dominant form in conference play.

Ultimately, while we cannot predict a record as they still have a non-conference game to schedule, we'll predict that they finish 7-3 in conference, and finish second in the conference to their archrivals. Too many questions for this team that they need to answer, and their offensive coordinator is simply far too young. Which leads us to..

Northern Moravica University

HERZEGOVINA CITY- This is a team in a very different place than Loyola-Istria. Their two years back in national play did not go as well as hoped for them- 3 losses in a row to their archrivals, and two national championship losses, one to Loyola-Istria and the other to Kizza I College. Even as the 'premier' school of Banija, as they did go the NSCF first before any other Banijan school, including Loyola, and while holding 2 Celestia Conference championships to Loyola's 1, as well as a 3-1 record over Loyola in conference play, not all is well in Herzegovina City.

Even though Northern Moravica has been in the NSCF longer, Loyola can credibly claim that they have had more success at this level than Northern Moravica has. The two indicators are the 4-0 postseason record Loyola has racked up, with its playoff victories as well as its Pioneer Bowl victory in NSCF 13, and, of course, the NSCF 14 title that Loyola brought to Istria on their first ever trip to the playoffs. What gives? This is a frustrating experience for Northern fans, who have had to endure the taunts of Loyola fans in this football crazy region.

Horace Browning has generally been viewed as a success, but there is frustration in certain corners of the fan base that started to grow after NSCF 14, as a coach that Northern Moravica needed to get to a conference championship level, but there are doubts beginning to grow that Horace Browning can truly take this team to the next level. Can he get the job done? He has said repeatedly that he is 'not worried about his own job prospects', and he truly has accomplished a lot at Northern Moravica- how many schools won back-to-back conference championships in the NSCF in their first two seasons?

That, in and of itself, is an amazing accomplishment. But we wouldn't be having this conversation at all about Horace Browning if it wasn't for the rapid rise of Loyola-Istria. While a season sweep of the rivalry in NSCF 13 didn't show this could happen, Loyola-Istria took the world by storm and won the title, therefore raising the bar for Northern Moravica. The inherent problem about a rivalry as fierce as this, with these two schools in this kind of region, is that they will always be judged in light of what the other does. It comes with the territory of the sport, of course.

His major achilles heel has been quarterback play. While he has generally gotten excellent defensive play, he has struggled to develop at the quarterback position. He decided to look abroad, and after firing Peter Ras, hired the 28 year old quarterback guru out of the Royal Kingdom of Quebec, Joon Ho Kweon. The quarterbacks coach at Saguenay for the past two years, he is regarded as one of the best offensive minds in the country, as well as one of the best quarterbacks coaches in the country, and that says a lot for a country that is such a world power at every level in this sport.

It's put up or shut up now for Horace Browning. He's went and got himself the quarterbacks coach, and with an entire offseason to work with Bastiaan Rodo, we'll see how this redshirt senior looks when he steps on the field against Fair Haven State in week 1. If Northern Moravica can finally figure it out at the quarterback position, they have the tools to make a deep run through the postseason, and if they miss the playoffs again while Loyola wins the Celestia... well, the pressure will really start to ramp up on Horace Browning.

Ultimately, we predict this team will finish 9-1 in conference play and win the Celestia Conference title, their 3rd in their 4 overall seasons of the NSCF. Their loss will be at the Istria Lightning Yard. There is too much talent up and down this roster, and the defense is going to be a brick wall, with a stunning 9 out of 11 starters on defense being seniors. This team is experienced, and every single one of those seniors was a freshman in NSCF 14, so this team will be hungry. This is a team that feels as if they deserve a return trip to the playoffs after a 3 year hiatus, and we expect Coach Browning to take them back there.

by **Arkinesia** » Sun Sep 24, 2017 6:43 am

Wyverns Return To International Play

The UArk Wyverns will return to international play after a lengthy hiatus, AD Tom Jackson reported in a presser today, after much discussion about a return. The Wyverns are one-time world champions, and have established international rivalry games that should make for an exciting season as the Wyverns return to their historical international conference, the Woodlands. The rosters and coaching have changed greatly after some retirements since the Wyverns' last appearance.

The Wyverns are led by head coach Dave Gruber and offensive coordinator Mike Reed. Defensive coordinator Jack Kite leads a defense that bends but doesn't break. Coach Reed's high-powered, up-tempo offense was instituted two years ago after the retirement of the former offensive coordinator, and it took the Arkinesian college football world by storm, as quarterback Roland Bowen threw for a record 5,322 yards in the regular season alone, and another 1,184 in the playoffs, en route to another national championship. The defense did its part this past season as well, helping the Wyverns maintain a +8 turnover differential on the season.

Hopes are high for the Wyverns in international competition this season, as they bring an exciting, balanced team to the table. With an out-of-conference game scheduled for week three at international mainstay Ramusok Capital University, and a schedule loaded with Woodlands Conference powerhouses like the University of Utica, Wyverns fans have plenty to be excited for with the upcoming international schedule!

by **Natanians and Nosts** » Sun Sep 24, 2017 9:35 pm

Natanians and Nosts Palæontological-Centered Research University - NPRU

Technics:
--Coach:Márius Ápio Nobel
--Offensive Units Assistant:Mihai Márius Silva
--Deffensive Units Assistant:Mihai Cláudius Cabral
--Special Teams Assistant:Márcus Amúlio Numídio

Offence
# name position

3	Ion Mihai Ionescu	    	running back
4	Márcus Carolus Petrescu     	running back
7	Mihai Foslio Ionescu	    	centre
9	Carolus Ioan Álvares	    	r. wide receiver
1	Caeso Mihai Gheorghenescu	l. wide receiver
11	Márcus Caeso Petrescu       	Quarterback
45	João Carolus Ionescu	    	fullback
60	Marcus Ion Sousa	   	right guard
61	Ion Pierre Souza	   	left guard
70	Paulus Ioan Torje	  	right tackle
71	Iohannis Marcus Marques     	left tackle

Deffence

21	Ion Ioan Ionescu	  	free safety
24	Fábius Flávius Ferreira        	free safety
25	Ion Carolus Smith	  	strong safety
52	Mihai Ion Müller	  	middle linebreaker
62	Mihai Ioan Moraru	  	r. ending
63	Carolus Lúcius Ionescu        	tackle
78	Ion Mihai da Silva	 	tackle
79	Ioan Mihail dos Santos         	tackle
90	Márcus Caeso Torjenescu      	tackle
91	Ion Carolus Torje	   	l. ending
99	Caio Victor da Silva	  	nose tackle

Special Teams

5	Iohannis Carlos Silva	Punter
6	José Amúlio Almeida	Kicker

8	Márius Amúlio Tibiriçá	Kicker/Punter

by **Kep** » Mon Sep 25, 2017 3:34 pm

Calix City Inst. of Archaeology Kings Gridiron Team
NS College Football 17

Name: La République Nordique de Kebec
Quick Intro: La République Nordique de Kebec (The Nordic Republic of Kebec) is a small, breathtaking country situated in northwestern Atlantian Oceania, a smaller country of sorts, however, an ethnic mixing pots, 13 major ethnicities refer to Kebec as their delightful (and frigid) home, despite their ethnic difference, the nation is able to father around their love for the nation that is Kebec and work thru all strife to recognize the beauty and sanctity of this oasis. Grounded in our roots of the ancient Norse peoples who once populated and roamed our lands freely, we return to our olden roots and believe in the work and testament to the Gods while being accepting to all world cultures, Kebec is renowned for its Asgardian-styled architecture and the blessings bestowed upon itself by the Gods of Asgard.
Region: Atlantian Oceania
Nicknames: Kings (official, historical), Vince's Boys
Colors: Faded Gold, Puke Green, White
Stadium: Calix City Stadia (capacity 58 000)

Gridiron Association: National Gridiron Association (NGA), headquartered in Calix City, Thor Country.

HA Chairman: Erikyour Pableton

Team History
The Calix City Institute of Archaeology Kings are a newer team in the NSCF scene - but they're just as storied as others, originally conceived in 2035, the side has won all three of Kebec's domestic collegiate-level gridiron competitions, winning all three Odin Bowls under the tutelage of Cosumarite coach Vince Dill. Since making their breakout onto the NSCF scene, the team has managed to climb to twenty-six in the rankings in their quest for dominance, last season, after a good showing, they finished third-overall in the Sequoia Conference, their first-ever appearance in NSCF, now with the conference considerably-weaker than last years, they're expectd to make a big step forward and essentially win their conference this time around - possibly compete in the playoffs too.

Expanded History:

Recent Results
Domestic: 1st in FCS Sommet 1 Gridiron Elite Conference (10-2; .833%), National champions
NSCF: 3rd in NSCF Sequoia Conference (5-5; .500%), regular-season

Records:
Domestic Record: 27-0-13
NSCF Record: 5-0-5
All-Time Record: 32-0-18

First NSCF match: Calix City Institute of Archaeology 7-0 Bokator University (NSCF 16, MD1)
First NSCF win: Calix City Institute of Archaeology 7-0 Bokator University (NSCF 16, MD1)

Largest NSCF win: Bokator University 0-23 Calix City Institute of Archaeology (NSCF 16, MD6)
Biggest NSCF loss: Calix City Institute of Archaeology 7–17 University of Jackson (NSCF 16, MD10)
Most Passing Yards (in a season): 2,860  - Porthos Subercaeaux (NSCF 16)
Most Rushing Yards (in a season): 2,905 - Gervais Granet (NSCF 16)
Most Tackles (in a season): 79 - Jean-Philippe Caillat (NSCF 16)
Most Sacks (in a season): 7.5 Josselin Leloup (NSCF 16)

Team Info
Style Modifier:: +2
Post-NSCF16 Ranking:: #26
Styles: Offense - Wishbone Formation (u/Air Option scheme) // Defense - 3-3-5 Formation (u/Tampa 2 scheme)

Vince Dill has brought in a slue of changes from the last season of NSCF paly for CCIA to this one, most notably, the change of pace from a primarily defensive-sided team to one that hopes to produce more offense. In his biggest change of his three year tenure, Coach Dill broke away from his long-loved coaching-scheme of the Smashmouth Offense, instead choosing to switch to an Air Option scheme, this many believe is primarily to fuel to the strengths of quarterback-of-the-future Adrien De Verley, a pure pocket-passer with a cannon for an arm. Porthos Subercaeaux, now a senior this year is aiming to return to form by the fifth game of the season, seeing that Subercaeaux will not be able to run like he used too, Coach Dill is attempting to see Subercaeaux out with a respectable finale season, opting to allow him to toss the rock up a bit more, preferably into the right hands of course. On defense, a switch from a nickel formation brings a more ferocious 3-3-5 which is aimed at prevention and allowing for a mixture of zone and man-to-man playing, Coach Dill brought in upper-school coach, Zacharie Armada as the new CCIA defensive-coordinator, a pioneer at Xavier A. Lightman Upper School, Armada lead the Lightmen Astronauts to four consecutive Odin Country region championships before being moved to coach this team.
Kit

Info: The athletic director of Calix City Institute of Archaeology, Peter Phillips introduced CCIA's new sports logo displaying prominently three starts chronicling CCIA's three domestic national championship titles and paying homage to their popular nickname, "the Kings." As such, Kebecois kit-supplier, Oceanus Kits was targeted with creating for CCIA a new team kit to be used during NSCF 17, the creation was the now-popular "lard-green kit" which CCIA will use for the next three NSCF cycles/domestic seasons.

Abbreviated Roster

Head coach: Vince Dill [ COS / 57 y.o. ]
Assistant coach: Ethan Walker [ KBC / 46 y.o. ]
Offensive Coordinator: Tomas J'Etison [ KBC / 36 y.o. ]
Defensive Coordinator: Zacharie Armada [ KBC / 52 y.o. ]
Special teams Coordinator: Nathaniel Choquent [ KBC / 47 y.o. ]
Captain: Porthos Subercaseaux
Trigamme: KBC
Demonym: Kebecois and/or Vikinger
Overall Record: 32-0-18 [ W - D - L ]
NSCF Record: 5-0-5
Last tournament: NSCF 16
Rank: #26
* = new recruit
** = walk-on
" = transfer

OFFENSIVE BACKS			Pos	Age

17. Porthos Subercaseaux  (C)	QB	21
23. Andre Feinstein* 	 	FB	18
27. Gervais Granet     	        RB	20     
29. Pactrick Reaves Jr.  	RB	21

11. Adrien De Verley           	QB	20
21. Jamille Desvernine*         FB	18	
5. Williams Verdaun     	RB	21     
28. Jameis Postcom**  	 	RB	19
OFFENSIVE WIDE-RECEIVERS

19. Martin Auchest	        WR	21
81. Thibaud Boulet		WR	20	

83. Vincent Guillaume	        WR	20
87. Tadlet Bolshev**		WR	19			
OFFENSIVE FRONT-LINE

42. Amaury De Villepin		LG	21	
44. Lou Veil                    LT	20	
46. Von Dever de Xataoux	C	21
47. Matthieu Cordonnier		RG	21
49. Rémy Duhamel     		RT	20

41. Ratatouchoilu*		LG	18
49. Po Minte"                   LT	20
50. Harding Paulvin*		C	18
57. Thibault Piaget    		RG	20
59. Josselin Beauvilliers 	RT	20
DEFENSIVE FRONT-LINE

63. Marc-Antoine Demaret        DE	21	
68. Pascal Figuier              DE	20	
69. Gwenaël Castex  	        DT	20

60. Tobia Peters*               DE	18	
66. Aubin Brugière              DE	21	
67. Kyrell Fureile"  	        DT	20
DEFENSIVE BACKS

62. Fernand Lazard              CB	21	
70. Matthias Plantier           CB	20	
73. Jean-Claude Chaucer	        MLB	21
74. Uniquaz Asskerex*           SLB	18	
78. Dominique Malibue" 	        WLB	20
	
72. Jérôme Cuvillier            CB	20
75. Patrinvel Jeever*           CB	18	
77. Biggity Boo-Boing**	        MLB	19
79. Eyestone Ree'se*            SLB	18	
92. Kyle Brown**	        WLB	19
DEFENSIVE SAFTIES

90. Jean-Dae Cox                FS	18	
94. Gautier Lucy                SS	20	
99. Maxin Xensay	        SS	19

93. Jordan Wheaton*             FS	18	
95. Mario Kermpstead**          SS	19	
98. Harmony Tifleton"	        SS	19
SPECIAL TEAMS

00. Tyler Pevvy                 K	19	
03. Ezra Dyer                   P	21	
14. Martin Sevens	        KR	20
18. Marmaduke Martinez	        PR	19

00. Tom Wespe*                  K	18	
03. Steve Hendrick*             P	18	
14. Rick Reymen	                KR	19
18. Tommy John	                PR	19

Permissions
Choose my scorers: Yes - however, the majority of touchdowns should be 30-40-yard passing-touchdowns. Also, field-goals should be made from 40-50 yards a lot.
Godmod my Scores: Yes.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes, however, only 2nd or 3rd-lines may sustain injury - no farther than group-stage.
Godmod injuries to my Players: Yes.
Hand out penalties to my players: Yes.
Godmod other events: No.
Schedule
Conference Schedule
MD1 - vs. Marabesh Elite Academy (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)
MD2 - vs. University of Luvenstat (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)
MD3 - @ The Academy of Space (Extraterrestrial Dome of Sport, 62 787, 10:30am)
MD4 - vs. Akers State University (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)
MD5 - @ Gyan-Johnson University (Nana Kofi Memorial Stadium, 85 000, 4:45pm)
MD6 - @ Marabesh Elite Academy (Marabesh Central Stadium, 50 000, 2:30pm)
MD7 - @ University of Luvenstat (Luvenstat University Sports Park, 10 000, 1:30pm)
MD8 - vs. The Academy of Space (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)
MD9 - @ Akers State University (Akers Venue, 45 000, 2:45pm)
MD10 - vs. Gyan-Johnson University (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)
Out-Of-Conference Schedule [ CONFIRMED ]
MD11 - Gallian Military Academy (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)
MD12 - @ Fair Haven State University (Litchko Stadium, 84 272, 1:15pm)
MD13 - vs. Cold Hill University (Calix City Stadia, 58 000, 6:30pm)

by **Ranoria** » Mon Sep 25, 2017 6:12 pm

Richardson, Ranoria:

John Garrett, one of the more emotional quarterbacks that had success on the field, was coming off a rookie season in which he'd had to quickly take the reigns from Derek McNair, the domestic season starter, after McNair determined that he was going to opt out of international competition. Garrett proceeded to shred international competition in most appearances, tossing almost four thousand yards and almost thirty touchdowns. His best friend, and favorite target, had dominated that season as well, earning OPOY honors.

Together, they'd carried Richardson's offense to the Ranorian National Title game, beating down the rival Cold Hill Buffalo.

Now, they hope to continue that success into their second season of international competition. Even after many former stars went on to be selected in the RFL draft, a stunning total of seven players were selected, with three first rounders (Ross Monarch,ILB, #8; Jarett Hauptmann, OLB, #17; Candle Brown, FS, #29), two second rounders (Anthony Foster, WR; Carlos Junior, DE), and two fifth rounders, (Soup Shorts, RB; Joey Giordano, TE).

After their dominant domestic season, Richardson has already established its identity. A dominant, physical offensive line paves the way for all-purpose RB Melvin Strong and RB/FB Elijah Sampson, the two combining for 1,850 rushing yards, a far cry from their dismal rushing attack in their first international season, hopefully. But what makes it all go is quarterback John Garrett, and primary target Johnny Farmer at tight end. Farmer hauled in one hundred passes, flat, this season, and scored a ridiculous seventeen of Garrett's thirty five touchdowns, also claiming 1,350 of his 4,450 passing yards. Speedster #1 reciever, Javier Gilmore, meanwhile, managed a n 1,800 yard, 10 TD campaign on a mere sixty receptions.

The defense is led by the defensive lineman, and three year captain, Kevin Gerhart, who finished the year with 11.5 sacks, 15 TFL, and fifty total tackles, along with cornerback Davon Stovall, who allowed a mere ten receptions in his coverage, with as many interceptions. Mainstay DE Tank Brigaddine had an impressive seven sack campaign, and redshirt freshman DE Emmanuel Miller, while only claiming four sacks, batted down ten balls using his 6'9" frame.

The biggest worry with this Richardson team is a supposed frontloading. Beyond its best players, the team has very little extremely high-end talent. 2250 yards and 27 TDs of Garrett's 4,450 yard, 35 TD campaign came from two offensive players, and the defense heavily leans on the defensive line's disruption, relying on skilled, hard-hitting safety Maxwell Blunt and generational talent Davon Stovall to find a way to stop anything else.

Will their stars be able to carry them on through this season of NSCF with as much success as last season? That remains to be seen. At least from my end, it seems doubtful. After a crushing playoff defeat last season against the eventual NSCF champion Ramusok Capital Dragons, this team doesn't seem to have what it takes, especially with it's lesser talent. Even if they post an impressive regular season record, that won't be enough to carry them into the playoffs, especially after Ramusok crushes them again in the out of conference game, a horrible scheduling decision by an overconfident, egotistical coaching staff that scheduled a game against the #2 ranked Cold Hill Buffalo for week 6 of the regular domestic season, almost costing Richardson its perfect record.

"They do know that we had the school's first undefeated season ever," Johnny Farmer paused, helmet in one hand and newspaper in the other, placing the former in his locker, "right? Last year's team was great and all, but come on."

"Eh," John Garrett replied, throwing on a fresh shirt after their last pre game practice, "They're sports writers. They make bank every time they say something stupid. Just look at that guy who said Derek McNair wasn't going to be the best player in college football last season."

by **Gallian Union** » Mon Sep 25, 2017 7:29 pm

GALLIAN MILITARY ACADEMY
Chevaliers

The Gallian Military Academy is the main military school of the Gallian Union, training soldiers for the Gallian Army and the Air Force as well as various special forces units. It's located in the capital city, New West Gallia, and it has an enrollment of roughly 5,500. It's located in the northeastern suburbs of the city, and collegiate sports came to the school domestically when the school joined the Great West Conference some years back. Since them, the Military Academy is one of the top programs in the country, using precision and a highly tactical gameplan to break down more athletically talented teams. Current head coach Ben Moreman is in his third year, and looks to lead the team to an acceptable result in their first season of play in the Mineral Conference.

TEAM INFO
Nickname: Chevaliers
Colors: Green and grey
Uniforms: Green top with grey pants, White top with green pants
Stadium: War Memorial Stadium(35,000)
Style of Play: -2
Offensive Formation: Pistol
Base Defense: 3-4

COACHING STAFF
HC - Ben Moreman - 42
OC - Clancy Leap - 38
DC - Derby Farland - 39
QB/WR - Carden Forbes - 45
OL/TE - Dallan Ewart - 43
DB/LB - Derry Hosack - 40
DL - Sherrick McPhall - 34
ST - Kelly Sibbett - 37

DEPTH CHART

OFFENSE

QB - Amber Vanderleigh - RS So
QB - Ryan Grahame - Fr
QB - Alex Irvine - So

HB - Finley Hasson - Jr
HB - Leon McBane - So
HB - Dillan Fate - RS Fr

WR - Kyler Ridell - Sr
WR - Mason Profit - Jr
WR - Kai Bigham - Fr
WR - Bennen Petticrew - So
WR - Shaun Pirie - Fr
WR - Leo Lay - Jr

Flanker - Cameron Darrow - So
Flanker - James Tulloch - Jr
Flanker - Aidan Myron - Fr

OT - Matthew McMullan - Sr
OT - Lewis Holmes - Jr
OT - Darby Inniss - So
OT - Jacob Magie - So

OG - Kyle Mirron - Jr
OG - Rory Bowman - So
OG - Tyler Mains - Fr
OG - Oliver Mowatt - So

C - Joseph Gilkeson - Fr
C - Keelin Keir - Sr


DEFENSE

S - Scanlon Gracie - So
S - Arren Adrey - Jr
S - Keith Page - Fr
S - Rohan Orr - So

WLB - Murray Cowan - RS Fr
WLB - Brice Crosby - Sr

JLB - Shamus Perry - Sr
JLB - Josh Cure - Fr

SLB - Ethan Sim - Jr
SLB - Tyler Cousar - So

MLB - Robbie Ballie - Sr
MLB - Cole Frederick - Jr

CB - Teague Moncreif - Jr
CB - Taylor Corrie - So
CB - Angus Colvin - Sr
CB - Cody Cowen - Jr
CB - Robin Inglish - So

DE - Shea Malcom - Fr
DE - Roan Muir - Jr
DE - Javon Morthland - Fr
DE - Connor McNaughton - So

NT - Keegan Collins - Sr
NT - Alex Crews - Jr
NT - Ruben Hutchinson - Fr

SPECIAL TEAMS
KR - Kai Bigham - So
P - Connal Atchinson - Jr
K - Chay Main - Fr

LINDON TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Aggies

Lindon Technical, formerly Lindon Community College, entered the sports scene after the school was bought out by eccentric billionaire Zoe Baron and her company, Baron Enterprises. Baron upgraded the school in every area, and even the sports scene received a facelift. Some transfers were brought in, and other players were recruited from intramural teams to form the official school team. With a new stadium constructed by Baron, the team is ready to make their mark despite having no history of playing domestically during the summer season.

TEAM INFO
Nickname: Aggies
Colors: Violet and white
Uniforms: Turquoise top with white pants
Stadium: Baron Field(14,500)
Style of Play: +1.5
Offensive Formation: Shotgun
Base Defense: 4-3

COACHING STAFF
HC - Robert Maravilla - 34
OC - Tyson Bernadino - 39
DC - Lars Radakovich - 43

DEPTH CHART

Offense

QB - Fedor Sorokin - RS Jr
QB - Dario Rakich - Sr
QB - Lorenzo Flattum - So

HB - Lukas Machado - Jr
HB - Julius Eusebio - Fr
HB  - Randall Jankovich - Fr

WR - Theo Encarnacion - Fr
WR - Carlo Panic - So
WR - Louis Escelara - Jr
WR - Bastian Lied - Fr

TE - Lars Holloway - Sr
TE - Antoine Loya - So

OT - Jules Delaholz - Jr
OT - Kevin Durren - Sr
OT - Brandon Lalich - So

OG - Skyler Montoya - Sr
OG - Jace Laursen - Fr
OG - Simon Thoe - Fr

C - Demarius Belen - Jr
C - Heath Marcano - So

Defense

S - Simon Loria - Sr
S - Trevor Maez - Fr
S - Bruno Marin - Fr

CB - Tucker Maradaiga - Jr
CB - Jack Tellefsen - So
CB - Theo Farfan - Jr
CB - Silas Lobo - Fr

DE - Dante Batista - Sr
DE - Ezekiel Tangen - Jr
DE - Axel Kolden - Fr

WLB - Dan Maese - So
WLB - Marcus Delangel - Fr

MLB - Felix Illich - Sr
MLB - Sem Berelli - Jr

SLB - Vince Tufte - Sr
SLB - Micah Switzer - So

DT - Jameson Duskin - Jr
DT - Heinz Veltin - Jr
DT - Ricardo Nikolic - Fr

Special Teams

P - Ashton Beltam - Jr
K - Luis Marin - Sr

by **Aggrey-Fynn Land** » Mon Sep 25, 2017 11:39 pm

Gyan-Johnson University Swarm

School Information

Location: Godwin, Central Region, Aggrey-Fynn Land
Total Enrollment: 26,810
Colors: Black and Yellow

Team Information

Gyan-Johnson plays in the Eastern Central Conference (ECC) domestically for all sports except for American Football. The reason why they do not participate in their normal conference for American Football is because their football program is jointly ran with the Lander Football Association. The LFA decided to start a national team development program this year, and has used Gyan-Johnson University as a pilot school. The program takes the best college-level players in Aggrey-Fynn Land and puts them on one team. Since the quality of Gyan-Johnson's team would surpass all the other teams in their domestic college football league, the LFA elected to pull them out of the ECC and join the NSCF, both so the domestic teams could play other teams of a similar level, and Gyan-Johnson's players could get experience on the multiversal stage playing the best teams possible. Since the team is affiliated with the national team, it is generally used as a part of the national pool; some players could get pulled up to the national team, and almost everyone goes on to play professionally after college (barring a career-ending injury).The team technically doubles as a U-23 national team, and the rules of the development program allow for players to stay for a fifth year of eligibility as long as they are under the age of 23 at the start of the season.

Stadium: Nana Kofi Memorial Stadium (85,000 capacity)
Fight Song (Played after team scores)
Mascot: Bernie the Bee

Staff

Athletics Director: Arthur Kistler (age 64)
Head Coach: Tiziano Hartford (age 43)
Offensive Coordinator: Hudson Jefferson (age 37)
Defensive Coordinator: Eddie Waller (age 34)
Special Teams Coordinator: Darren Blanc (age 32)

Depth Chart
Starters in bold. All players Lander unless otherwise noted.

Schedule

Pre-Season
Exhibition: vs. Gallian Military Academy Chevaliers W 25-14
In-Conference Play
Week 1: @ Luvenstat Lions L 6-13
Week 2: vs. Academy of Space Astronauts L 7-51
Week 3: @ Akers State Kalactins W 29-27
Week 4: @ Marabesh Elite Academy Snakes W 21-20
Week 5: vs. Calix City Kings
Week 6: vs. Luvenstat Lions
Week 7: @ Academy of Space Astronauts
Week 8: vs. Akers State Kalactins
Week 9: vs. Marabesh Elite Academy Snakes
Week 10: @ Calix City Kings
Out of Conference Play
Week 11: @ Cold Hill Buffalo
Week 12: vs. Arkinesia Wyverns
Week 13: @ Loyola Blue Thunder

by **Gallian Union** » Tue Sep 26, 2017 2:34 pm

The Vanderleigh Saga

Chapter One

Lochtown, 1903

Four hooded riders stopped at the edge of the small riverside town, staring at the road ahead and contemplating one last time whether it was a good idea to step inside or not. Once they went in, there would be no going back. Once they went in, they were throwing their lot in with the people that they were here for. The ones that had been imprisoned by the Nepharim garrison for their attempts at inciting a rebellion. “Let’s go over the supplies one more time,” said the second rider, Boyd Shira. “Have we all got our rifles? Our shotguns? Extra ammunition?”

“Check, check, check, and check,” said the first rider, Jacob Van Der Lay. They remained still for some moments, still making the decision. After all, the chances were likely that they would still be outgunned, with their only advantage being surprise. “And if needed, the explosives. There’s enough arms between us to clear this place out, but hopefully it won’t come to that. We get in, get our people, and get out before there’s a full response.”

“And you’re sure about this,” said the third rider, a gruff man who also had a cavalry sword at his hip. “Sure that you want to do something that’s going to have us all branded as traitors, and put on the wanted list. All for something that may spark revolution, but may just get us locked up or hung. The second seems more likely, considering the tensions and the state of our cities right now.”

“Better to die by a Nepharim bullet than live without our pride,” Van Der Lay said, and he took the reins of his horse again and advanced into the town. The others were close behind, stopping when they were one building away from the prison. The prison, though, was more like a fort. It had at least three Nepharim soldiers around it at all times, because of the valuable prisoners there. It wasn’t just any ordinary prison. It was the one being used to hold some of the colony’s most wanted rebels, who had picked up their activities in recent months. “It’s now or never.”

“Sir, we’re going to need you to remove your hood. The same goes for your company-” a soldier started, before Van Der Lay blasted him through the chest with his shotgun. And with that, they’d crossed the line that they couldn’t uncross. The riders dismounted, and raised their rifles and shotguns and fired on the security forces, moving swiftly and going around the back, which was the part of the prison that would be the closest to the part they needed. Boyd pushed the door open, and quickly reached for a pistol and took out the only guard in sight before that guard could draw a weapon of his own.

“Find Reuben Muir,” Boyd said, starting down the row of cells as the three others trailed behind. They split up at the end of the row, searching for the man that they wanted before the full security response would arrive. Once that happened, they’d be outgunned for sure. Two soldiers entered the cell area, but they were stopped quickly when Jacob raised his rifle and laid down suppression shots. “Preferably, quickly.”

The fourth rider was the one to find the prisoners that they wanted. “No time to set the explosives,” he added after calling the others over. “Jacob, can you grab the key from that downed soldier?”

And so Jacob doubled back and got the key, while Boyd took over for suppressing the entrance. He quickly unlocked the first cell, and then the two cells that belonged to Muir’s accomplices, Kyle Govan and Elliot Huston. The place was about to fill up with soldier, and so Jacob took a step back and waved towards the back exit. “Hurry, Lord Muir. There’s horses outside.”

“Who are you young men with?” asked the older wealthy landowner, following closely behind the group of rebels as Jacob took up the rear and watched for any threats from behind. “You look like a group of Lindoners to me, I’m surprised to see you here in the south.”

“Guilty as charged. We’re not with any group per say, we’re just a few well meaning citizens who heard the news coming out of Lochtown. We want to fight for the Confederation. For Gallia and all its tribes. All of us knew that we could get the ball rolling with that by rescuing you and your accomplices,” said Jacob, as they exited the building and quickly mounted their rides, preparing for a quick escape. It would be back into the forest for them, and hopefully, they would be able to lose the Nepharim soldiers in the woods that they knew better than anyone. After all, the same kind of forests could be found in Lindon.

“You’re very brave, I’ll give you that. Maybe a little crazy, but definitely brave. What do they call you?”

“Jacob, sir. Jacob Van Der Lay.”

Godwin, Aggrey-Fynn Land, Present Day

The stands weren’t completely full for this preseason exhibition, and the atmosphere was much more relaxed than a normal game, but that didn’t mean the pressure wasn’t on when the situation turned to a third and five in the fourth quarter, with the Gallian Military Academy down 17-21 with about six minutes to go. There were position battles to think about, and head coach Ben Moreman was watching the players like a hawk to see who was the best in clutch situations like this. “Let’s let Alex make a play here,” Moreman said into his headset, and offensive coordinator Clancy Leap nodded down the sideline.

“Gun right open, push pull right, panther, panther,” Leap spoke into his own headset, giving the play to quarterback Alex Irvine. The Chevaliers set up in their traditional pistol formation, lining up with Kyle Ridell, Mason Profit, and Kai Bigham on the weak side of the formation. Flanker Cameron Darrow was lined up behind the normal tight end slot on the other side, and Alex was lined up about three steps deep instead of the usual five.

“Gold! Gold! Eighteen… GO!” shouted Irvine, and the ball was snapped to him as Kyle Mirron dropped back to pull from the guard position, with Finley Hasson moving up to throw a low block on the DT. It looked like a screen play, but it was a designed run that had gotten them a number of yards earlier in the game. Mirron slammed into the strong side linebacker and drove him back three or four yards, while Darrow took out the corner with a diving chop block. It was open field ahead for Alex, and it looked like he was about to take to the end zone.

“Go, go, go!” the players on the sideline were screaming, as one of the safeties shifted back from pass coverage to come towards Alex like a heat seeking missile. But would his approach be quick enough to catch the slippery quarterback before he stepped across the line? In hindsight, Alex probably should have slid, but he was used to taking hits. He went for the touchdown, but the safety hit him like a truck. And the hit came low, because a low angle was the only one that could provide a quick enough tackle.

There was a snap, and Alex crashed to the ground after suffering an injury that needed no investigation. It was quite obviously a broken leg, and the sideline fell silent. The referee called a medical timeout, and the school medical staff were on the field immediately. They didn’t need to take a close look, though, to tell what the injury was. It was a moment that woke up the girl on the sideline, who wasn’t even wearing her helmet. She hadn’t been paying as much attention as she should have been, but this was something that caught her eye. “Anyone see Amber? Amber Vanderleigh?” Leap was asking, and quarterback coach Caden Forbes gestured for her to get her helmet on and go to the front of the sideline.

She picked up the green helmet, with her number three printed in grey numbering on the side, and pulled it on as she stood up, adjusting the strap and making her way inside the huddle. “Shouldn’t have needed to put your helmet on, Vanderleigh,” Leap told her sternly, his face miffed from the whole situation. “You’re our most experienced backup, so you’re in at quarterback. I know everyone is going to be happy to see you because you have a big last name, but please don’t throw this game away. Just make the smartest play and make sure we don’t lose this position. Understood?”

“I don’t want to go out there to not lose, I want to go out there to win. I want a play where I can go for the end zone. Give me something towards the corners and I’ll drop the ball right in front of our receiver. I promise.”

“We’ll see about that if we can’t run it in.”

After the injury and first down, they had three straight run plays. Two in the middle with Hasson, and one around the edge with Cameron Darrow. That left that at fourth and goal, with about three yards to go. Amber looked to the sideline for the call, and then back to her wristband that had the play sheet. She stepped back five steps, and began the cadence, her hands shaking. “Set! Smoke, smoke, smoke! Go!” the barked, and she took one step back and looked to her right to draw the defense that way before looking to where Mason Profit was isolated on the other side. But she completely missed the threat from the strong side linebacker, who had bulldozed Lewis Holmes on the right side and was now coming for her.

She absolutely rifled the ball towards the corner before she could get hit, but Profit couldn’t turn around in time to get control of the ball. His one handed catch attempt failed, and it was a turnover on downs after having a first and goal chance from the six yard line. That wasn’t the way that she wanted to start her career as a starter. She looked to the sideline, where Leap was glaring at her because of how much heat she’d put on the ball when the situation didn’t call for it. She then looked back to her teammates, who all looked frustrated that their leader was down and that his replacement wasn’t as good. Amber sighed inwardly.

This was one of those situations in life where her last name was doing nothing for her.

by **Ranoria** » Tue Sep 26, 2017 5:10 pm

Fall and Rise: Chapter One
Cold Hill University, Ranoria
Angelo Gordon

"Get off the damn field Fawkes!" Chris Dale, head coach of the Buffalo, roared at his sidelined, former starting quarterback Karl Fawkes, "What are you mumbling about over there on the damn sideline? Let me guess, the same bullshit as ever! How Davis isn't as athletic as you, or as talented! He had more wins, and touchdowns, in his first damn season than you did in your career! Go home, if you want your job, take it the right way, don't bitch about your self-pity to your teammates!"

Their coach's commanding, stinging words elicited naught from a grimace from once-promising prospect Karl Fawkes, who in his three years as a starter had heavily relied on his athleticism to run the offense, managing ten wins in that span and twenty four total touchdowns, eighteen of those on the ground, while turning the ball over thirty times.

But as he stalked down the sideline, the criticism was biting into the heart of many other players, many older players having had their jobs taken by a stellar, historically talented recruiting class. Many seniors had hoped that a season of international competition would give them a shot to start one more time and get a chance at making the RFL. Instead, it appeared that these true freshmen still had them by the throat.

Dale turned to his current starting Q with a scowl, "And just what in the hell do you think that you're doing!? Get back to work! Run the damn play!"

Davis, without a word, nodded and gave the play call to his huddle, taking the snap and throwing an absolute dime soon after, much as he had all year, in an unbelievable year which had seen him throw for thirty touchdown passes.

Gordon, however, wasn't paying much attention to the play, the rip move that would have allowed him to put this quiet freshman quarterback on the ground almost automatic. He hated it as much as the others. Sure, every now and then, a talented freshman took someone's job, but this? This was unheard of. Thorn Davis was undeniably a better quarterback than the miserable Fawkes, and Deangelo, Angelo's younger brother, was a monster on the defensive line, one of two redshirt freshman on the team, but the others? They seemed like shoe ins, as if Dale, whom had taken over three years ago, had decided that he needed to completely rebuild the roster and stripped seniors of their starting roles.

And the worst part was, they were a cocky bunch, for the most part, many of them refusing to acknowledge the existence of guys whom had been talented, incumbent starters.

And the Gordon brothers, a couple of the only remnants of the old guard, hated it. They could have won the championship game against Richardson had many of these players not stepped out of line, ignored their assignments, panicked, at least that's how they saw it.

And as practice ended, that rift between the old and the new grew ever deeper.

Whether it could be mended...well, time could only tell.

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Tue Sep 26, 2017 7:22 pm

NationStates College Football Season 17

MATCHDAY ONE CUTOFF - CELESTIA, SEQUOIA AND ZEPHYR CONFERENCES

Celestia Conference
Coral Coast University 34–23 Northern Dinagat State
Northern Moravica University 26–6 Fair Haven State University
Loyola University 44–0 Solomons Land City College

Sequoia Conference
Calix City Institute of Archaeology 23–10 Marabesh Elite Academy
University of Luvenstat 13–6 Gyan-Johnson University
The Academy of Space 23–30 Akers State University

Zephyr Conference
Cenesis Naval Academy 10–7 Innusburg University
Thereisnogodistan Community College 51–8 Rensuleir University
Imperial Military Academy 30–3 University of Auster

by **Drawkland** » Tue Sep 26, 2017 7:57 pm

NationStates College Football Season 17

BIG EIGHT & WOODLANDS
NSCF CONFERENCES

WEEK 1 GAMES

Big Eight Conference
Zequoia State (QAD) 3–24 University of Paulo (NOV)
Mar Sara Tech (VAL) 27–6 Cold Hill University (RAN)
Raynor University (VAL) 0–7 Richardson University (RAN)

  Big Eight Conference                     Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Mar Sara Tech                              1    1   0   0    27    6  +21     3
2 University of Paulo                        1    1   0   0    24    3  +21     3
3 Richardson University                      1    1   0   0     7    0   +7     3
4 Raynor University                          1    0   0   1     0    7   −7     0
5 Cold Hill University                       1    0   0   1     6   27  −21     0
6 Zequoia State                              1    0   0   1     3   24  −21     0

Woodlands Conference
Utica University (OSR) 0–3 University of Arkinesia (AKN)
Palæontological-Centered Research (NTN) 6–13 Universite du Saguenay (QUE)
Universite St. Croix (QUE) 13–7 University of Iqaluit (QUE)

  Woodlands Conference                     Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Universite du Saguenay                     1    1   0   0    13    6   +7     3
2 Universite St. Croix                       1    1   0   0    13    7   +6     3
3 University of Arkinesia                    1    1   0   0     3    0   +3     3
4 Utica University                           1    0   0   1     0    3   −3     0
5 University of Iqaluit                      1    0   0   1     7   13   −6     0
6 Palæontological-Centered Research          1    0   0   1     6   13   −7     0

by **Valanora** » Tue Sep 26, 2017 9:38 pm

Horizon Conference
Sadeg State University (DRK) 30–7 Arvid City National School of Wonders and Honors (BOR)
Ramusok Capital University (COS) 37–3 Southern Rochelle University (EOC)
Stoneshore College (COS) 17–0 University of North Tunheim (BJO)

Mineral Conference
University of Konigsberg (VOR) 41–10 Grand Danican State (DAN)
Oulu State University (SSV) 0–10 Gallian Military Academy (GAL)
Rel City University (MUF) 3–23 Lindon Technical College (GAL)

by **Ranoria** » Wed Sep 27, 2017 5:52 am

(W.I.P)

Fall and Rise: Chapter 2

No one had ever expected this, to be sure.

Cold Hill's offense, over this past season, had never been absolutely shut down in the way that it had been today. Six points from what had been, in the mind of most of the guys on the team, one of the better offenses on paper coming into the season. But whether or not they liked it, Their unit had been held to a measly fifty yards on the day. And while the defense had done well initially, the longer the game wore on, the worse it became.

In the fourth quarter, down 27-3, Angelo Gordon's frustrations were mounting, bringing down running back Rimaeion Celeaniel, who'd been running down their throats all game, for a loss. Even he had to admit that he was exhausted by now though. His high-motor style of play couldn't be faulted by any stretch, but to watch the rest of the defense, as they became tired, simply ignore the coach's playcalls was becoming more and more frustrating.

After this last play, seeing freshman linebacker Jakeem Butler, who'd unseated their incumbent starter, and second defensive captain, with sheer athleticism, standing on the opposite side of the field, knowing full well that his job had been to fill the gap inside of Angelo, the pass-rush specialist snapped.

"What in the Hell are you doing Butler!?" The freshman, exhausted, had no time to react before Angelo's hand closed around his facemask, pulling the now-helpless middle backer closer to him. "What!? Scared!? You should be! You have a job to do, I don't care if we're up fifty to nothing, or down twenty seven to three!" By now, their coach was shouting from the sideline, and the other players on Cold Hill's defense were shocked, unsure of what to do, before Angelo simply tossed the backer aside. "Get off the damn field. You disgust me."

It was only then that he felt the referee's hands on his shoulder pads, requesting that he calm down, and Gordon shook him off with a growl before lining up for one more play, subsequently screaming past an offensive line that had held him without a sack until that meaningless point, and took the ball right of the quarterback's hands, setting up their only field goal of the day.

"Gordon, look, I get it, it's frustrating that these guys just abandon their assignments. It pisses me off as much as it does y-"

"Evidently not." Chris Dale went silent as Angelo continued, "Sir, with all due respect, that's a load of shit. If you were as frustrated as I am with them not doing their job, you would have put in the guys who will do their job, the older, wiser players, even if they are less talented, they're better football players. They've put in the work."

He saw Dale's mouth open once again to say something, but all Gordon could do was scowl, storming out of the coach's office with nothing more to say, the locker room empty by now after their extended meeting. It didn't make sense to him, that this ridiculous number of true freshman were starting, guys who didn't really understand how important this college game was to some of these older players, and many of whom were riding on pure talent, often slacking in the weight room and the like.

It was frustrating, to say the least. But he wasn't one to take it out on others, not normally, anyways. And so, he did what he usually did after a loss: Threw a pair of plates on each side of the barbell and got to work.

Thorn Davis, meanwhile, was watching the game film, trying to figure out just how he had managed to throw three interceptions in one outing, the scouting report, both the one he'd made himself, and the coach's, in front of him.

The tape was sickening, that was for sure. Throughout the game, he had looked out of sync against a Mar Sara Tech defense that he thought he'd analyzed to the very bone, but he'd been wrong. They had dominated in this performance, allowing for a total fifty one offensive yards by Cold Hill. But once he got to his first interception, in which he'd targeted fellow true freshman, 6'5" monster Jarrett Hauptmann, he first noticed it. He rembered the play call perfectly, and Hauptmann had been supposed to run a three yard slant, not the 'fly route' he'd decided to task himself with.

That in turn, had led Davis to the pick. He had done everything perfectly, looked off the safety by staring down junior Carl Amerson on the post route, turning and throwing to right where his receiver should have been.

All I did wrong was trust my guy.

It had been hard for him to see during the game, but now, as he had seen it once, he began to remember the playcalls for each snap, and on each, saw at least one or two guys not even trying to complete their assignments, almost always true freshman. It was almost as if they were taking this as a rec league.

What the hell is going on with this team?

by **Novumera** » Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:20 am

Paulo Rough Up Zequoia State 24-3

Pre-match expectations of the Zequoia State quarterback tearing the University of Paulo apart failed to materialise in the game yesterday. The Cubs' defence brought him down a peg - and showed it might be strong enough to carry the team while the offence finds it footing.

Coleman Linwood threw three touchdown passes in his first game for Paulo as they shut down Zequoia State 24-3 yesterday. Rocky Reynell caught two of those touchdown tosses for the Cubs, who held the Neo Diamonds to just 59 yards rushing on 30 tries and picked off the quarterback twice.

'You're not going to slow him down unless you play really good team defence' Paulo coach Aran Atwood said of the highly touted quarterback, who was 23 of 40 passing for 174 yards. 'There were some bumps in the road, but that traces back to younger, more inexperienced players. The guys played through it.'

Linwood's first Paulo touchdown throw, which went to Reynell on fourth-and-two put the Cubs ahead 7-3. Linwood connected with Reynell for a 27 yard score following a bizarre muffed punt by Zequoia and he hit Noel Gilbert from 45 yards out to give them a 21-3 edge midway through the third quarter.

The Neo Diamonds' tepid rushing attack left their quarterback without much space to work with. But he also threw an interception deep in Paulo territory with 11:32 left, and he threw another one right to lineman Hiram Sempers after being blitzed with 4:36 to go. The quarterback completed just one pass longer than 14 yards. 'We couldn't get a running game established' Zequoia State coach said. 'We tried. We knew their front seven would be very formidable, as they were.' Gavin Li rushed for 116 yards for the Cubs. Linwood was 8 of 15 for 125 yards.

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