NSCF XXII (22) - Everything Thread

by **NSCF** » Wed Oct 07, 2020 8:43 pm

NationStates College Football - Season 22

Breathe deep and take it all in as the tubas' rumbles reverberate through all the iconic campus stadia again. Each one, packed with generations of alumni returning to partake in the traditions of their beloved alma mater, is ready for that combustion of kinky action. The poppin' aromas of molly-popcorn and beer sift out through the bleachers full of marijuana smoke. The bright lights shine down on armoured teams battling under the night sky, school bragging rights and a gruelling summer of work on the line. Ah, yes. It's college football season. Glory, Drama, Pride.

The twenty-second 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.

NSCF-22 Ranks

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With numbers staying the same with 36, there will be six conferences and each will have six teams.
12 teams will make the Playoffs: the six conference champions, the next best four by OSPI and, finally, two wildcards selected by the NSCF Committee. These 12 teams will then be seeded in the bracket 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 familiarise 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 the ten-game conference schedule, 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 (you can use the discussion thread for this). Once confirmed by BOTH parties, match-ups should be telegrammed to NSCF to be added to the schedule.

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

BIG EIGHT Conference (Scorinated by Drawkland) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EST)
Reigning Champion: Richardson University [RAN]

Reigning Champion: Richardson University [RAN]

Eirīkssonia University Tomcats                   [BUF]  Buffalostan
Richardson University Governors                  [RAN]  Ranoria
Cold Hill University Buffalo                     [RAN]  Ranoria
Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles           [KND]  Kohnhead
Akers University Capitals                        [NWK]  Northwest Kalactin
The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks           [NWK]  Northwest Kalactin

CELESTIA Conference (Scorinated by The Royal Kingdom of Quebec) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EST) 
Reigning Champions: Loyola University [BNJ]

[pre]Salamantic Universities Professors                [KOR]  Ko-oren
Northern Moravica University Cougars              [BNJ]  Banija
Loyola University Blue Thunder                    [BNJ]  Banija
University of Agin Kaya Commanders                [IAU]  Inner AginanaUsordia
University of Saint Michael the Archangel Crusaders [LIS] Lisander
Academia Politechnica Civitas Soria               [LIS]  Lisander

HORIZON Conference (Scorinated by The Royal Kingdom of Quebec) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EST)
Reigning Champions: Ramusok Capital University [COS]

Sadeg State University Skyhawks                  [DRK]  Drawkland
Cavsar University Gladiators                     [DRK]  Drawkland
Felswyr State University Firehawks               [CMT]  Chromatika
Aubergine-Bark Sports School Toughies            [KGS]  Kriegiersien
New Paradise University Snakes                   [IEM]  Megistos
Surrey Perimeter College Redhawks                [HAP]  Hapilopper

MINERAL Conference (Scorinated by Northwest Kalactin) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EST)
Reigning Champions: University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park [CBP]

The Academy of Space Astronauts                   [SPA]  Space
The Terrestrial Acclimation Academy Terrans       [SPA]  Space
University of the Commonwealth Warriors           [CBP]  Commonwealth of Baker Park
Castle Hall University Chargers                   [NAG]  Nagore
Université de la Catherine du Nord Patriotes      [RTS]  Terre Septentrionale
Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy Squidbreak       [SQR]  Squidroidia

WOODLANDS Conference (Scorinated by Drawkland) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EST)
Reigning Champions: Université du Saguenay [QUE]

Ravencroft Academy Wraiths                       [TKT]  Tikariot
Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish            [QUE]  Royal Kingdom of Quebec
Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc               [QUE]  Royal Kingdom of Quebec
Provolone University Griffins                    [APY]  Appalachian Nation
Xannerian Polytechnical Institute Big Blue       [XAN]  Xanneria
N-N Palæontological-Centred Research University  [NTN]  Natanians and Nosts

ZEPHYR Conference (Scorinated by The Royal Kingdom of Quebec) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EST)
Reigning Champions: Bowerstone University [ATH]

Ceneisis Naval Academy Ensigns                    [AFT]  Abanhfleft
Thereisnogodistan Community College Atheists      [NGD]  Thereisnogodistan
Bowerstone University Bolts                       [ATH]  Anthor
Chan University of Sport and Technology           [JOV]  The Jovannic
Mar Sara Tech Raiders                             [VAL]  Valanora
Raynor University Rockets                         [VAL]  Valanora

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

Bowls
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 newcomer teams not in the playoffs. After that, NSCF will not recognize any bowl game involving a team with an OSPI below 0.450.

Cannabiscorp PIONEER BOWL
  to be played at Marijuana Island Gaol in Marijuana Island, Nunavut, Royal Kingdom of Quebec
  Contested by: Top two newcomer teams not in the playoffs.

Calendar
(RP bonus degrades by 50% of total after blue days, resets fully after green days)
Matchday one - October 18
Matchday two - October 20
Matchday three - October 22
Matchday four - October 25
Matchday five - October 27
Matchday six - October 29
Matchday seven - November 1
Matchday eight - November 3
Matchday nine - November 5
Matchday ten - November 8
Championship venue proposal deadline - November 8
Non-Conference week - November 10, November 12, November 15
Playoff berth and Championship venue voting deadline - November 19
Bowl games and Playoffs First Round - November 22
Playoffs Quarterfinals - November 24
Playoffs Semifinals - November 29
Championship Game - December 1

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:

Akers University Capitals @ Université de la Catherine du Nord Patriotes
Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy Squidbreak @ Bowerstone University Bolts
Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles @ Ravencroft Academy Wraiths
Cavsar University Gladiators @ The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks
Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish @ Sadeg State University Skyhawks
Northern Moravica University Cougars @ Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc
Mar Sara Tech Raiders @ Loyola University Blue Thunder
Richardson University Governors @ University of the Commonwealth Warriors
Salamantic Universities Professors @ Felswyr State University Firehawks
Surrey Perimeter College Redhawks @ Cold Hill University Buffalo
Raynor University Rockets @ Xannerian Polytechnical Institute Big Blue

Non-Conference Week Two:

Bowerstone University Bolts @ Akers University Capitals
Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles @ Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy Squidbreak
Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc @ Cavsar University Gladiators
University of the Commonwealth Warriors @ Northern Moravica University Cougars
Loyola University Blue Thunder @ Felswyr State University Firehawks
Sadeg State University Skyhawks @ Richardson University Governors
Université de la Catherine du Nord Patriotes @ Raynor University Rockets
Cold Hill University Buffalo @ Salamantic Universities Professors
Xannerian Polytechnical Institute Big Blue @ The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks

Non-Conference Week Three:

Mar Sara Tech Raiders @ Sadeg State University Skyhawks
Bowerstone University @ Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish
Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy Squidbreak @ Cold Hill University Buffalo
Felswyr State University Firehawks @ Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles
Cavsar University Gladiators @ University of the Commonwealth Warriors
Eirīkssonia University Tomcats @ Northern Moravica University Cougars
Richardson University Governors @ Loyola University Blue Thunder
University of Saint Michael the Archangel Crusaders @ Université de la Catherine du Nord Patriotes
Akers University Capitals @ Raynor University Rockets
The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks @ Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc
Surrey Perimeter College Redhawks @ Salamantic Universities Professors

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.

by **Drawkland** » Wed Oct 07, 2020 10:24 pm

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

Name: Sadeg State University
Nickname: Skyhawks
Colors: Gold and Navy
Denonym: Drawkian
SIXTH Season, Ranked ?th
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  1   Nick Parks         Junior
QB  7   Toby McKinley      Sophomore

HB  29  Cainen Ivers       +Senior
HB  27  Raymond Morgan     Junior
FB  44  Tom Adams          Junior
FB  48  Dennis Grant       Freshman

WR  88  Gil Perez          +Senior
WR  11  Abram Navis        Senior
WR  16  Brandon Brown      Junior
WR  85  Tyrelle Patternson Junior
WR  13  Shane Jonas        Sophomore
WR  81  Jim Tacoma         Freshman
TE  87  Jay Gibson         Junior
TE  89  Gregory Seymour    +Senior
TE  84  Gordon Dallas      Freshman

C   50  Blake Tyson        +Senior
C   51  Alphonso Lloyd     Senior
C   55  Brennan Palumbo    Junior
G   66  Ernst Duff         +Senior
G   64  Rafa Vince         Junior
G   69  Cameron Labe       Sophomore
T   77  Emmett Oswin       +Senior
T   70  Sammy Glover       Senior

DEFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
DT  99  Blake Allan        +Senior
DT  95  Spike Hathaway     Senior
DT  75  Windsor Hathaway   Junior
DT  92  Chris Favreau      Freshman
DE  90  Bruce Barr         Senior
DE  91  Mike Mikari        Junior
DE  96  Hyperion Hyde      Sophomore

OLB 43  Eli Steward        +Senior
OLB 40  Godfrey Bonner     Junior
OLB 41  Chris Boyd         Junior
OLB 54  Ed Brooks          Freshman
ILB 59  Achilles McCormick +Senior
ILB 52  Nico Michaels      Junior
ILB 42  Julius Martin      Sophomore
ILB 45  Eddie McCrae       Freshman

CB  24  Nolan Hall         +Senior
CB  36  Paul Gore          Senior
CB  21  Connor Ryan        +Senior
CB  33  Samson Abel        Junior
CB  35  Rusty Fuller       Freshman
CB  39  Walter Danielson   Sophomore

S   31  Jamison Pound      +Senior
S   32  Johnny McCray      Senior
S   23  Clifton Monroe     Junior
S   34  Donnie McKee       Freshman

SPECIAL TEAMS

PS  ##  Name               Year     
C   50  Blake Tyson        *
C   51  Alphonso Lloyd     *

PR  0   Dewey Belrose      Freshman
PR  11  Abram Navis        *
KR  0   Dewey Belrose      *
KR  23  Clifton Monroe     *

K   2   Logan Hull         +Senior
P   4   Fion Palmer        Junior

H   4   Fion Palmer        *

* 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 Brand Manlio's preferred QB recruits, 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 Surrey Perimeter College
MD2  v Cavsar University
MD3  @ Felswyr State University
MD4  v Aubergine-Bark Sports School
MD5  @ New Paradise University
MD6  @ Surrey Perimeter College
MD7  @ Cavsar University
MD8  v Felswyr State University
MD9  @ Aubergine-Bark Sports School
MD10 v New Paradise University

Non-Conference Games
MD11 v Université du Saguenay
MD12 @ Richardson University
MD13 v Mar Sara Tech

This post will be updated once the rankings come out and I ascertain a Week 12 opponent.

by **Ko-oren** » Thu Oct 08, 2020 3:20 am

Salamantic Universities Professors
Helmet

Schedule
v Academia Politechnica Civitas Soria
v Northern Moravica University Cougars
@ Loyola University Blue Thunder
v University of Agin Kaya Commanders
@ University of Saint Michael the Archangel Crusaders

@ Academia Politechnica Civitas Soria
@ Northern Moravica University Cougars
v Loyola University Blue Thunder
@ University of Agin Kaya Commanders
v University of Saint Michael the Archangel Crusaders

NC1 ??
NC2 ??
NC3 ??

Records
Rivalry record v Northern Moravica: 2-2
NSCF XXI
wk7 NMU 32–14 SU
wk2 SU 21–10 NMU
NSCF XX
wk3 SU 0–12 NMU
wk8 NMU 3–6 SU

Rivalry record v Loyola: 1-4
NSCF XXI
SF: LU 20–17 SU
wk8 SU 20–17 LU
wk3 LU 39–14 SU
NSCF XX
wk9 SU 6–17 LU
wk4 LU 24–17 SU

Playoff record: 2-2
NSCF XXI
1st Round: Sadeg State University Skyhawks (DRK) 14–14 SU (17–21 OT)
Quarters: Stoneshore College Bruins (COS) 7–9 SU
SF: LU 20–17 SU
NSCF XX
1st Round: Ramusok Capital University (COS) 27-22 SU

A team made up of recently graduated players who don't want to say the sport goodbye, but also aren't done with their academic careers. As they turn from undergrads to postgrads, they aren't allowed on the D-league (Development League) teams anymore - and that is where the Professors come in. The universities that host a D-league team have joined forces to allow their players to keep playing while pursuing their postgrads. Younger players are almost always given priority on this team, so most will be 21-22 years old. This is both because they are most likely to turn pro, and because the older players are more likely to concentrate fully on their studies.

A lot of gaps had to be filled, and the scouting apparatus was in full swing early on in the season. It's very hard to evaluate university players given there's no university-only league, and players are only expected to go professional after having played on the Professors (or not playing for the Professors at all), but the idea is that the roster is again full of players that aim to continue playing the sport after university.

Like every team that's made up of Ko-orenites from all over the country, this team is slightly defensive. The offence is somewhat experimental, with loads of unorthodox (and risky) formations. Nearly every play can be run from nearly every formation (at least, that's the philosophy), so plays and routes are remembered as a combination of [formation]+[pre-snap movement]+[post-snap play], making it all pretty flexible. There will be single wings, there will be lots of players lining up close to the offensive line. The backfield shouldn't be very crowded most of the time. The defence is tactical, intelligent, and are taught to be great communicators. Pressure can come from everywhere, linebackers are universally decent-to-good in coverage, so even safeties and corners can safely blitz every now and again.

Pos Nr Name - Degree @ University

Starters

Offence
QB 11 Dagunak Juldhauthaunden - Finance @ Greencaster Business University
RB 21 Shunmyo Suzukaze - Atlantian Oceanian Studies @ Selesi Daigaku
TE 41 Chamchawdd yMaellceoff - Law @ Prifysgol Llandy
WR 31 Onne Lindeberg - Business @ Greencaster Business University
WR 32 Chillarie Yowarie - History @ Institute of the Eleanor
* One more skill position player (FB/TE/WR/RB)
LT 51 Ravel Brahe - Anthropology @ Universiteit van Rozenvoorde
LG 52 Eelco Knoevert - Atlantian Oceanian Studies @ Economical University of Maynard
C 53 Paranak Lambotherindhen - Sociology @ Social Science Institute of Amandine
RG 54 Nolan Morrissy - Physics @ Sudaefjolluniversitet
RT 55 Japa Girault - Psychology @ École de l'homme et de la Société

Defence
DE 61 Dan de Boer - Finance @ Maethoru School of Economics*
DT 62 Abe Bootsma - Law @ Prifysgol Llandy
DT 63 Haunpun Girbodhinden - Liberal Arts @ Academia de Belas-Artes
DE 64 Reuben Fitzgerald - Law @ Leeshire Academy
OB 71 Theodore King - Biology @ Willowbourne Technological Academy*
MB 72 Ryoko Yashima - Medicine @ Teragaseki Daigaku
OB 73 Rilirun Laneltinthen - Education @ Maethoru National University
SS 91 Salemaun Mauzalterinden - Law @ Academie de Droit d'Aminey
FS 92 Aoradora Aurisea - Escola Naval de Santa Teresa (Navy)
CB 81 Aeneatai Aothemirila - Theology @ Aerellenuniversitet*
CB 82 Willard Snape - Law @ Legal Institute of Greencaster*

Special Teams
LS 59 Onemah Coogellong - Physics @ West Strand Riding University
K 1 Masafumi Hase - Mathematics @ West Strand Riding University
P 2 Eutelo Silveira - Chemistry @ Universidade de Finisterre
R 9 Clé Moreau - Engineering @ Universiteit van Intermare*

Depth

Offence
QB 12 Aoritun Aesinare - Language @ Alara Daigaku
RB 22 Gaé Leloup - Archaeology
TE 42 Larkin McDermot - Architecture @ Technische Universiteit Sterrenwolde*
WR 33 Ivan Morquecho - Chemistry
FB 23 Eddy Desjardins - History @ Gehrenna National University
OT 56 Polusend Bindanteringun - History
OT 58 Nato Asselineau - Ecology
OG 57 Lent Hoenderman - Communication
OG 59 Wilmer Vagerood - Liberal Arts
C 60 Enieris Akailis - Nutrition @ Prifysgol Mawrystwyth

Defence
DE 65 Kjell Zandstroom - Aviation @ Greencaster Technical University
DE 67 Aoromei Aosel - Law @ Legal Institute of Greencaster
DT 66 Stantin Delaunay - Physics @ Willowbourne Technological Academy
DT 68 Tausurlun Hanalaunden - Mathematics @ Universiteit van Intermare
OB 74 Pellchis yFfeorhan - Law @ Prifysgol Llandy
OB 76 Nanko Bruinink - Agrilculture @ Uni of A&E of Grain- and Leeshire
MB 75 Aireino Aetonila - Statistics @ Technische Universiteit Sterrenwolde
MB 77 Arté Guilloux - Accounting @ Economical University of Maynard
S 93 Tokichiro Chiba - Literature @ Université de la Côte Austral
S 94 Twlraf yDdwrtag - Astronomy @ West Strand Riding University
CB 83 Herman Jennings - Area Studies @ Université de la Côte Austral
CB 84 Orne Hulzebosch - Mathematics @ Greencaster Technical University
CB 85 Abel Butler - Education @ École de l'homme et de la Société
CB 86 Liuxian Sun - Civil Engineering @ Escola Naval de Santa Teresa

Special Teams
K 3 Ellsworth Cameron - Administration @ Social Science Institute of Amandine
P 4 Marbaulau Tarthaunden - Medical Ethics @ Teragaseki Daigaku
R 8 Aoelea Arile - Area Studies @ Aerellenuniversitet

*Could graduate after this season

Home venues
The Planetarium (46.000), Sterrenwolde
Wolves' Lair Stadium (37.000), Mayara
Hertfield (33.000), Mawrystwyth

OOC information
If you want to include images in your RP, the Professors' jerseys look a lot like Northwestern (college football).
Liberal RP Permissions: send me a TG if it's so big that I should edit the roster.
-2 Style mod

by **Squidroidia** » Thu Oct 08, 2020 5:08 am

The Squidroidian Armed Forces Academy

The Squidbreak

About
The Squidroidian Armed Forces Academy (SAFA, or just Squidroidia Army) is the top military institution in Squidroidia, and the Squidbreak, of course, is the name of its pioneering gridiron collegiate football team. Not to be confused with the SAF's association football team, the Squidroidia Squidbreak, the team was at first been an extracurricular team to take on teams from the army's countless regimental sides that take part in the Squidroidia Bowl, but over time has evolved to an actual collegiate football team, and is ready to make itself known in the Mineral Conference this season.

Oh yeah and besides the coaches this team is entirely Inklings.

Expectation - Be Competitive

Coaches
Head Coach - Colonel Kōta Koizumi
Offensive Coordinator - Colonel Kosuke Tachibana
Defensive Coordinator -Colonel Kei Nishimura
Special Teams Coach - Colonel Yuuta Abe

HOW TO READ THE TEAM
The starter is a senior at the Armed Forces Academy. 2nd string is a junior, 3rd string is a sophomore and the 4th string is a freshman. If there is a 5th string, that player will be a redshirted freshman, and won't be in the rotation until after this season.

Offense
Starters highlighted in bold
Quarterback - Zlatan Agnellini, Ernesto Jankowski, Halil Erdős
Halfback - Stein Bell, Chris Landi
Fullback - Harouna Kendrick, Oscar Ruud
Wide Reciever - Alexandre Smedley, Jonny Hermansson, Olek Herczog, Jöran Nespola, Drogo Bengoetxea
Tight End - Eddy Van Dael, Kalidas MacDonald, Wenzel Haward
Left Tackle - Oswald Tkachenko, Loren Mann
Right Tackle - Rokurō Márton, Ivor Panders
Left Guard - Rembrandt Reed, Gregor Allegro
Right Guard - Anh Rose, Declan Daviau
Center - Micha Bergström, Sumeet Harrell

Defense
Starters highlighted in bold
Left End - Pieter Faulkner, Laurentin Kayode
Right End - Kariuki Pearce, Urbain Frost
Defensive Tackle - Fredric Stainthorpe, Dennis Bevan, Mark Mac Leòid
Left Outside Linebacker - Messiah Boros, Dũng González
Middle Linebacker - Ty Peacock, Alcides Bachman
Right Outside Linebacker - Ragnar Østberg, Conan Van Alphen
Cornerback - Stefan Huddleston, Ingram Dioli, Aðalsteinn Landolfi, Thorbjørn Finn
Free Safety - Nenad Snijder, Jakob Garrastazu
Strong Safety - Eindride Weiß, Yaroslav Jerome

Special Teams
Starters highlighted in bold
Kicker - Flynn De Laurentis
Punter - Cárthach Andreasen
Longsnapper - Cletus Stojanovski, Barthélémy Blackbourne
Holder - Roddy Phạm, Tsubasa Villaverde
Kick/Punt Returner - Fullback Harouna Kendrick

Colors
Home: All red
Away: Mostly white with some black on the shoulders

Home Stadium

The Squidroidian Armed Forces Park is the only part of the Takanori Army Base that is open to outsiders. It plays host to numerous armed forces championships in many sports, including the famous Squidroidia Bowl which acts as the gridiron football championship of Squidroidia. Along with that it plays host to the FC Squidroidia Squidbreak association football team of the Squidroidian Super League, who won the 2021 league title. The stadium is mostly made up of bleachers, which are replaced every 5 years.

RP Permissions
Choose my scorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes, TG me if you want it
RP injuries to my players: Yes, 1-2 games per player
Godmod Injuries to my players: Yes, no career-enders, TG me otherwise
Suspend my players: Yes, 1-2 games for 1 player
Godmod suspension events: No
Godmod other events: Yes, unless it's corona or death, these are collegiate Inklings you are playing against

Style - +3

by **Ranoria** » Thu Oct 08, 2020 10:13 am

Country Name: Confederate Republic of Ranoria
Country Trigramme: RAN
College Name: Richardson University
Team Nickname: Governors
Home Stadium (Capacity):Dietrich Stadium, (94,750)
Style of play: -5

Country Name: Ranoria
Country Trigramme: RAN
College Name: Cold Hill University
Team Nickname: Buffalo
Home Stadium (Capacity): "The Tundra' (85,000)
Style of play: +5

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my scorers: Yep!
Godmod scoring events: Yep! Feel free to be creative with it!
RP injuries to my players: Yes, but contact me first
Godmod Injuries to my players: Yes, but contact me first
Suspend my players: Nope
Godmod suspension events: Nope
Godmod other events: Sure, but get in touch with me for anything crazy.
Special note: Not that I'm going to tell you not to write it, but anything about the COVID/virus won't be acknowledged. There is no COVID in Ranoria, just like there is no war in Ba Sing Se.

Richardson University Governors
Team Roster and Information

COACHES

Richard Steinheil, Head Coach
Eric Dietrich, Defensive Coordinator
Eins Turner, Offensive Coordinator
Jakob Stark, Special Teams Coach
Ulrich Ray, QBs Coach
Markus Hillis, WRs Coach
John Corringer, OL Coach
Alton Kearse, DL Coach
-Justin Kearse, Pass Rush Consultant
Kai Hillis, LBs coach
Tim Shaw, DBs coach

Titles: Big 8 Champions (x4), NSCF 19 Runners-Up
Offensive Style: Richardson tends to direct their plays from the I formation, only adopting the shotgun when they have a combination of the obvious need to pass along with a dangerous, veteran passer behind center[ex: John Garrett]. They adjust personnel and schemes according to talent, but will generally run at least one tight end, often two, and feature the run game while heavily utilizing play action to open up deep shots down the field. Big, burly, powerful offensive linemen, more power schemes than zone. Tendency to leave tackles one on one with pass rushers in almost every passing situation. Notably, expect an extremely run-heavy attack this year due to Kuenda Sello at RB and some shoddy quarterbacking.

Defensive Style: Richardson generally has at least one elite cornerback on the roster, and they love putting that corner on an island. Generally, that corner will be good enough to completely eliminate a team's top wideout. Doing so allows the team to roll coverage away from that man, making everything else tighter. This season, with two elite corners in Makang Secka and Jabyess Hawkins, they often leave both corners alone, without help. Even their third man, Daquan Carter, is talented, and more than capable of taking a #3 or poor #2 out of the game. Up front, the team tends to let its top-notch front four wreak havoc, rarely blitzing.Their policy on blitzing changes according to talent though, and if they have a game changer available on the back seven, they will often use them. [See: Judas Wolfson and Isaiah Bryce].

Key: #number, firstname 'nickname' lastname, year, weight lb

QB

# 12 Beacon Murray, jun, 6’2”, 225 lb
#10 Angelo Rosin, soph, 6'1", 215 lb
#4 Tommy Hubert, frsh, 6'3", 220 lb

RB

#22 Kuenda Sello, jun, 6’1”, 245 lb(Kingdom of Banija)
#29 Saul Thomas Sr, frsh, 6'0, 225 lb
#44 Julio Fitzpatrick, frsh, 5’11”, 210 lb

WR

#19 Baraka Hali, soph, 6'5", 235 lb
# 89 Illiad Cullen, jun, 6'3", 210 lb
#17 Dustin Devlin, soph, 5’10”, 195 lb
#11 Garry Fulchs, frsh, 5'11", 195 lb
#17 Quan Mullins, frsh, 6’1”, 200 lb

TE

# 82 Jackson Austin, sen, 6'6", 260 lb
# 86 Clayton Davis, sen, 6'6", 265 lb
#81 Blake Hawthorne, jun, 6’4”, 250 lb
#44 Jarius Greene, soph, 6'3", 240 lb
#87 Zaire Hillis, frsh, 6’6”, 230 lb

LT

#77 Howitzer ‘Howie’ Peters, jun, 6,7”, 340 lb
#68 Baron Halitz, frsh, 6'5", 300 lb

LG

#79 Tucker Abraham, jun, 6’2”, 315 lb
#76 Spencer Sarai, frsh, 6'4", 300 lb

C

# 66 Chance Horst, sen, 6'1", 320 lb
#60 Ryan Parker, soph, 6’3”, 310 lb

RG
# 70 Friederich Klemens, jun, 6'4", 315 lb, soph
#71 Jacob Silva, frsh, 6'4", 300 lb[/box]

RT

#75 Thrane Valentine, jun, 6’6”, 345 lb
#69 Oscar Wyrd, sen, 6'4", 315 lb
#57 Charlie Hershel, frsh, 6’5”, 310 lb

DE

#94 Malik Sherman, jun, 6'6", 280 lb
#94 Robin James, frsh, 6’4”, 245 lb
#99 Carlos Schmidt, frsh, 6'5", 260 lb
#90 Devin River, soph, 6’5”, 265 lb

DT

#97 Spencer Crutchfield, jun, 6’7”, 325 lb
#98Gudbrand Taurus, frsh, 6’4”, 305 lb
# 55 Dragus Hall, soph, 6’5”, 310 lb
#54 Hydren Stair, soph, 6’3”, 315 lb
#93 Willy Reese, frsh, 6’6”, 305 lb

OLB

#40 Carl Roman, jun, 6'3", 225 lb
#43 Elden Sparta, soph, 6’2”, 240 lb
#47 Daniel Trojan, frsh, 6'3", 230 lb

MLB

#58 Clancy Gluber, frsh, 6’1”, 223 lb (Commonwealth of Baker Park)
#41 Isaac Spire, jun, 6'2", 240 lb
#44 Jacob Turret, soph, 6’, 240 lb
#59 Hubert Maginot, frsh, 6’1”, 210 lb

CB

#21 Jabyess Hawkins, jun, 6', 195 lb
#25 Makang Secka, frsh, 6'2", 205 lb (Kingdom of Banija)
# 2 Daquan Carter, sen, 5'10", 200 lb
# 9 Martin Summers, sen, 5'11", 205 lb
# 21 Korn Benjamin, sen, 6'0", 210 lb
#5 Kade Witt, soph, 6'0", 190 lb
#2 Brandon Bettis, soph, 6', 195 lb

S

#40 Carter Coleman, sen, 5’11”, 200 lb (FS)
#39 Jordan Holt, jun, 6’0”, 215 lb (SS)
#30 Connor Corrin, soph, 5'10", 200 lb

K
Nillman Johnson, sen, 6'1", 187 lb

P

Bart Strong, jun, 6'2", 215 lb

LS

#73 Bert Wallace

KR/PR

Key Losses:

Player bios:

Kuenda Sello, RB: Richardson has had a lot of good running backs. Sello takes the cake for the guys in recent memory, though. Sello will be forever known as the guy that forced Vice Jackson III to leave a year early. He is the focal point of this offense. The attack is built off of his getting the ball, and he is both an outlet and a weapon as a pass catcher.

Spencer Crutchfield, DT: Crutchfield is an absolute freak. Coming in at 6’7”, 315 pounds, he is disruptive at every level of the game. He can bat down passes, get to the quarterback, or swallow foolish runners whole.

Howie Peters, T: Peters is one of the bookends for this Richardson offesnive line. Howitzer Peters fits the mold of HC Richard Steinheil's huge, powerful offensive lineman perfectly.

Thrane Valentine, T: Valentine was a walk on for this program, but fought tooth and nail to earn a starting spot at right tackle as a freshman, where he was effective. By some stroke of luck, he grew an inch, complementing the weight he put on this offseason.

Malik Sherman, DE: This is the man on defense. Disruptive, violent, nasty, hard hitting, fast, everything. When the defense needs a play, well, he's the one to make it. He can tend to overpursue opposing QBs from time to time, but when you show up on tape every play, it doesn't matter much. Former #25 overall recruit, leader of a dominant defensive front four that has plenty of elite guys waiting in the bullpen.

Carlos Schmidt, DE: The #5 overall recruit in Ranoria a season ago, Schmidt was predicted by many to go and play internationally. Instead, he lined up opposite of Malik Sherman and played well. He showed up at 267 pounds to camp, proud that he'd bulked up, but coaches had him trim back down to 260, where he is admittedly faster, more nimble. Racked up 7 sacks, with 3 of them being cleanup for Sherman and Crutchfield, as a spot rusher.

Robin James, DE: James was the #2 overall recruit in Ranoria 2 years ago, and took a redshirt year before entering the lineup. He’s the fastest of this group of defensive ends, focusing on that aspect of his game rather than mauling his opponents.

Gudbrand Taurus, DT: Taurus also took a redshirt year, and was Ranoria’s top recruit two years ago. Freakishly powerful, Taurus was given that redshirt year to grow and mature, to avoid disciplinary issues. However, he is still prone to fighting, and had a very violent playing style.

Week 1: vs Akers University Capitals
Week 2: @ Aubergine-Bark Sports School Toughies
Week 3: vs The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks
Week 4: vs Cold Hill University Buffalo
Week 5: @ Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles
Week 6: vs Akers University Capitals
Week 7: vs Aubergine-Bark Sports School Toughies
Week 8: @ The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks
Week 9: @ Cold Hill University Buffalo
Week 10: vs Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles

Non-conference games:

Week 11: @ Commonwealth of Baker Park Warriors
Week 12: vs Sadeg State Skyhawks
Week 13: @ Loyola Istria (Rebel Cannon Bowl);

Regular Season Stats:

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 17 Ranking: 12
Titles: Big 8 Champions (x1); NSCF 18, 19 Semifinalists, NSCF 20 Champions

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

Offensive Style: Cold Hill is a pass-first, air raid, quarterback centric team offensively. They neglect to run even when they are in an obvious winning position, with the rare exception of top-talent running backs. They prefer to keep the game in the hands of the quarterback, featuring plenty of deep vertical and post routes for their athletic wideouts to eat up opposing corners alive on while their quarterbacks, with characteristically strong arms, push the ball down the field. When they do run the football, they feature a power scheme that allows a big offensive line to do its thing.

Defensive Style: Base 3-4 Defense. Outside linebackers serve primarily as edge rushers with very rare drop backs into coverage, while big defensive linemen clog up the interior. Typically an emphasis on pass rush, and it isn't rare for the team to rush five men on the line of scrimmage. Scheme features a lot of blitzing, particularly from cornerbacks, and relies on linebackers to soak up tackles while the front men key on the passer. In the run game, expect a contain and bounce inside approach, to force runners straight into the linebacking core. The team generally has at least one playmaking safety that they'll trust to roam the field and often use as a swift army knife.

QB

# 18 Deondre “Diamond” Rhine, jun, 6’6”, 245 lb
#3 Austin Golden, soph, 6'3", 230 lb
#19 Pierre Truman, frsh, 6'2", 205 lb

RB

#26 John Judge, jun, 5’10”, 225 lb
#28 Deion James, soph, 5’9”, 200 lb
#3 Brannon Hillis, frsh, 5’11”, 205 lb

WR

#11 Adam Rickiott, soph, 6’2”, 205 lb
#10 Darian Millin, sen, 5'10, 200 lb (transfer from Ranoria State)
#88 Rai Swift, frsh, 6'3", 190 lb
#17 Cooper Canis, 6', 190 lb
#12 Felix Hamilton, frsh, 5'9", 180 lb

TE

#86 Dorian Brown-Clarke, soph, 6’4”, 245 lb
# 49 Trent Conner, jun, 6’5”, 250 lb
#88 Tucker Golman, frsh, 6'6", 220 lb

LT

#57 Vince Vermillion, jun, 6'6", 315 lb
#68 April Fullochs, frsh, 6'8", 305 lb

LG

#70 Roran Stone, jun, 6'3", 320 lb

C

#71 Tanner Highroad, jun, 6'3", 315 lb
#64 Martin Grace, frsh, 6'5", 295 lb

RG

#77 Baron Bell, jun, 6'6", 335 lb
# 65 Yajirobe Fulchs, frsh, 6'5", 300 lb

RT

#78 Moses Busara, frsh, 6'6", 305 lb
#52 Hillis Smith, jun, 6'5", 315 lb
#61 Bernier Simpson, frsh, 6'7", 300 lb

DE

#92 Haze Herbert, jun, 6'5", 300 lb
#96 Josh Snell, soph, 6’6’, 285 lb
#91 Greg Winchester, frsh, 6'4", 280 lb

DT

#94 Barney Federer, 6’7”, 305 lb, soph
#95 Elmer Terrence, 6’6”, 295 lb, soph
#93 Patrick Gerrin, 6'6", 290 lb, frsh

OLB

#58 Brock Golden, soph, 6'4", 240 lb
#51 Travis Jenner, soph, 6’3”, 225 lb
#58 Hughe Brown, soph, 6’5”, 235 lb
#59 Corrin Silva, fr, 6'7", 250 lb

MLB

Robert Lewan, soph, 6', 240 lb
#56 Trent Grimes, soph, 6’1”, 235 lb
#57 Carl Moses, soph, 6’, 240 lb
#55 Esse Torrin, fr, 5'10", 225 lb

CB

#22 Emil Johnson, soph, 6’1”, 200 lb
#23 Katil Jackman, jun, 6’, 195 lb
#24 Kale Reinberger, frsh, 6'1", 190 lb
#21 Tony Tanner, frsh, 5'11", 195 lb

S

#25 Agnor Viridian, frsh, 6'1", 190 lb (FS)
#40 Cooper Hart, soph, 6’, 215 lb(SS)
#43 Justin Baldwin, sen, 5’11, 200 lb(FS)

K

#4 Harry Swift, 6’0”, 179 lb, fr

P

#1 Tommy Berto, 6’1”, 181 lb, fr

LS

#75 Nico Stentz, sen, 6’5”, 335 lb

KR/PR

Regular Season Statistics:

Key Losses:

Player bios:

Week 1: vs Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles W 54-17
Week 2: @ Akers University Capitals
Week 3: vs Aubergine-Bark Sports School Toughies
Week 4: @ Richardson University Governors
Week 5: @ Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles
Week 6: vs The Northwest Ballina College Redhawks
Week 7: vs Akers University Capitals
Week 8: @ Aubergine-Bark Sports School Toughies
Week 9: vs Richardson University Governors
Week 10: vs @ Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles

Non-conference games:

Week 11: vs Surrey Perimeter College
Week 12: @ Salamantic Universities Professors
Week 13: vs Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy

by **Drawkland** » Fri Oct 09, 2020 9:11 pm

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

Name: Cavsar University
Nickname: Gladiators
Colors: Crimson and Tan
Denonym: Drawkian
FIRST Season, Unranked
Stadium: Roy Memorial Stadium
Capacity: 148,777
Head Coach: Scott Linhart
Assistant Coaches & Coordinators:
[O] Mick Melville
[D] Austin Lewis
[ST] Lawrence Malloy

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

OFFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
QB  2   Seb Rosario        Senior
QB  8   Lane Proudfoot     Freshman

HB  21  Joel Caldwell      +Senior
HB  40  Deon Beverly       Senior
HB  22  Mike Banks         Freshman
FB  42  Angel Clemens      Junior

WR  80  Lev Reymundo       +Senior
WR  12  Reggie Monroe      +Senior
WR  15  Joe Johan          Junior
WR  85  Bennett Ruskel     Sophomore
WR  19  Isaac Sanders      Sophomore
WR  18  Ivan Scola         Freshman
TE  11  Jonathan Kimbrough Freshman
TE  89  Graham Cornell     Senior
TE  87  Ryan Willaims      Freshman

C   52  Remus Fairburn     +Senior
C   50  Branden Perez      Senior
C   57  Derek Hammond      Junior
G   61  Joop Reynolds      +Senior
G   60  Carl Cokes         Junior
G   68  Romeo Purdue       Sophomore
T   71  Ed Callahan        +Senior
T   72  Franklin Whitmore  Senior
T   70  Luke Plipus        Freshman

DEFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
DT  76  Will Morris        +Senior
DT  91  Trey Beasley       Senior
DT  96  Steve Venner       Junior
DT  97  Dmitri Venner      Junior
DE  95  Jarod Millard      Senior
DE  99  Martin Kay         Senior
DE  90  Duke Dawson        Freshman

OLB 44  Jarvis James       +Senior
OLB 45  Michael Emory      Senior
OLB 40  Al Thatcher        Junior
OLB 41  Mars Georgeson     Sophomore
ILB 54  Gillis Gallo       +Senior
ILB 51  Hadrian Jonker     Senior
ILB 56  Thomas Gordon      Sophomore
ILB 46  Bill Romero        Freshman

CB  20  Dan Garner         +Senior
CB  30  Kolton Land        Senior
CB  23  Art Bergerson      Junior
CB  33  Paris Dane         Sophomore
CB  25  Dan Waters         Freshman
CB  35  Cody Ricchetti     Freshman

S   27  Oliver Calvo       +Senior
S   37  Sid Borgia         Senior
S   29  Tristan Wilks      Junior
S   39  Bellamy Vernon     Sophomore

SPECIAL TEAMS

PS  ##  Name               Year     
C   52  Remus Fairburn     *
C   50  Branden Perez      *

PR  0   Ozzy Otten         Sophomore
PR  85  Bennett Ruskel     *
KR  0   Ozzy Otten         *
KR  29  Tristan Wilks      *

K   1   Lenox Upton        Junior
P   5   Cyrus Taverna      Senior

H   5   Cyrus Taverna      *

* 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: +5

Similar to Sadeg State and other Drawkian teams that play on an international level, Cavsar University's roster has a lot to offer skill-wise. As far as tactics are concerned, Scott Linhart is an extremely balls-out style coach deserving of a +5 modifier. The spread offense is utilized most often, prioritizing space and the open field for the skill position players. Linhart exclusively recruits mobile quarterbacks, as he expects QBs to make plays with their feet (either designed or on the fly). Running backs are more likely to be quicker, lither guys than big bruisers, but there's usually one that can pack a punch if necessary (often the fullback). Vertical passing plays are quite common, and it's rare for passes to go to the flat or right past the line of scrimmage. Sadeg State is known for aiming at tight ends often, but Cavsar leans on them heavily. Thankfully, they nearly always net a Top 5 TE prospect every time they go for one, so it's not much of a weakness. The receivers, as you might guess, are quick and agile, but perhaps falter when it comes to catching in deep traffic. The playbook is probably 65/35 pass/rush, with shotgun formations being a vast majority of what you'll see.

The Cavsar defense is not known for being bruisers, save for the D-line. You can say that the Cavsar defense or secondary is their biggest weak spot, but their defensive line is always extremely exceptional. It's not uncommon for every starter on the D-line to come away with 1+ sacks on the game each. The secondary can leave some things to be desired, but they're good enough to keep the passing game at bay to allow the D-line to really work their magic. Like Sadeg State and many Drawkian defenses, man defense is often the default and will be what to expect. If you can beat man coverage, you'll have a way easier time against Cavsar, but don't count it as a win just yet. They probably blitz a little less than SSU, but they will still pepper them in often. After all, the D-line usually keeps the pressure happening just on their normal scheme. The defense defaults to nickel coverage most often, but any formation with 4 D-linemen can be expected.

The CU special teams are not renowned for a lot of trickeration, but you'll see something special every once in awhile. However, they are absolutely aggressive on 4th down, and will usually keep the offense on the field if it's under 3rd and 5. Also, the Gladiators go for two every time, and I mean every time, unless it's a late game situation where a PAT is specifically necessary to preserve or make a win. The punters and kickers don't get a whole lot of work, but the return game is something to fear as well. The blocking is very solid and the quick shifty returners can make a lot happen in the blink of an eye. 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 thanks to those long Drawkian legs.

Speaking of which, 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.

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY SCHEDULE

Conference Games
MD1  v New Paradise University
MD2  @ Sadeg State University
MD3  v Surrey Perimeter College
MD4  v Felswyr State University
MD5  @ Eirīkssonia University
MD6  @ New Paradise University
MD7  v Sadeg State University
MD8  @ Surrey Perimeter College
MD9  @ Felswyr State University
MD10 v Eirīkssonia University

Non-Conference Games
MD11 @ Northwest Ballina University
MD12 v Université St. Croix
MD13 @ University of the Commonwealth

by **Hapilopper** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 11:16 am

THE SURREY PERIMETER REDHAWKS

School: Surrey Perimeter College
Location: Surrey, Hapilopper (Population: 4,320,000)
Undergraduate Enrollment: 51,505
Graduate Enrollment: 9,836
Doctoral Enrollment: 3,420
Football Team: Surrey Perimeter Redhawks
Mascot: Perry the Hawk
Colors: Red and Black
Fight Song: "The Hawks Above All"

STADIUM: C:\RetroHut Stadium | Capacity: 51,500 | Built: 1965 | Surface: HapiTurf | Open Air
Located on the campus of Surrey Perimeter College, RetroHut Stadium, formerly known as the Surrey Bowl, has hosted college football since the halcyon days of Surrey football - when the Redhawks won seven national championships between 1960 and 1975. Those times have dried up, but Surrey Perimeter fans will still show up to RetroHut Stadium and cheer on their favorite team.

HEAD COACH: Dudley Gibbs
Dudley Gibbs, the head coach of the Surrey Redhawks, is a firm believer in taking to the skies for a high-powered, high-octane offense. Surrey teams under Gibbs will put huge numbers on the board, and are seen as among the most exciting teams in Hapiloppian college football. But with this high-octane offense comes questions concerning the team's defenses - they, too, have allowed huge numbers to roll through. There have also been questions concerning the academic and behavioral performance of players under Gibbs. We may hear about some of these issues during the season.

OFFENSE:
SPC's offense is led by Dexter Dempsey, a tobacco-chewing gunslinger who listens to country music and goes mudding in his pickup truck in his spare time. His primary targets include Aaron Tambornie, a wideout with a one-track mind - to get the ball to the end zone by any way necessary; Linus Garland, an arrogant wide receiver who feels the ball has to go to him every chance he gets, and Peter Ruprecht, a tight end who enjoys hitting people just as much as he does catching the ball. Should the ball go to Tambornie or Garland, look for Ruprecht to run in and level a defensive blocker to help the Surrey offensive cause.

Special attention should be paid to Will Eadie, a bulldog of a running back who will advance the Surrey offensive drive, regardless of how many people he takes down. Eadie is known for taking extra time getting drills in until he feels like he's got it exactly right. Center Trevor Janson, meanwhile, is known to be one of the biggest dickheads in Hapiloppian college football, and made his name last year for breaking the leg of a Buckridge University nose tackle a year ago in a violent manner.

The SPC offense will primarily rely on the Shotgun formation, typically relying on three wide receivers - two left and one right, but on occasion the formation will involve four wide - two left and two right, with no tight end.

## POS Player                 Height Weight CLS Personality  Major
 2 QB1 Dexter Dempsey          5'11"  217   SEN Redneck      Poli. Science
 3 RB1 Will Eadie              6'2"   230   JUN Fireplug     Criminal Justice
 5 QB2 Alphonso Sexton         6'1"   220   JUN Determined   Mech. Engineering
 6 QB3 Xavier Underhill        6'0"   216   JUN Relaxed      Computer Science
10 RB2 Shane Aguilar           5'10"  240   SEN Stubborn     Journalism
11 RB3 Kevin Warrick           6'2"   245   SOP Calm         Sports Administration
20 QB4 Walt Adams              6'3"   225   SOP Relaxed      Business
50 C-1 Trevor Janson           6'5"   325   JUN Asshole      Theatre Arts
51 C-2 Rusty Tyson             6'4"   338   SOP Violent      Chemistry
52 C-3 Quincy Meriweather      6'4"   317   FRE Antisocial   Astrophysics
53 LG1 Owen Flick              6'3"   327   SEN Relaxed      Biology
54 LG2 Willy Callahan          6'4"   322   JUN Class Clown  Communications
55 LG3 Brody Tumicelli         6'4"   316   JUN Calm         Business
56 RG1 Sheldon Roberts         6'5"   345   SEN Violent      Criminal Justice
57 RG2 Morty Hibbert           6'3"   326   SOP Annoying     Rushmori Studies
58 RG3 Juan Hendricks          6'4"   309   FRE Class Clown  Mech. Engineering
60 LT1 Steve Kipling           6'5"   355   SEN Voracious    Culinary Arts
61 LT2 Kenny Oakhurst          6'8"   402   SOP Relaxed      Gender Studies
62 LT3 Rupert Alesi            6'4"   298   FRE Relaxed      General Studies
63 RT1 James Tatton            6'5"   320   JUN Determined   Communications
64 RT2 Simon Hewitt            6'3"   301   SOP Delinquent   Sports Administration
65 RT3 Mike Burrell            6'6"   346   SOP Redneck      Computer Science
80 WR1 Aaron Tambornie         6'6"   250   SEN Determined   Communications
81 WR2 Linus Garland           6'4"   235   SEN Prima Donna  Criminal Justice
82 WR3 Hector Gonzalez         6'5"   242   JUN Professional Mathematics
83 WR4 Elton Seward            6'3"   238   SOP Determined   Criminal Justice
84 WR5 Chris Conway            6'5"   240   SOP Fireplug     Sports Administration
85 WR6 Kamden Butcher          6'1"   219   FRE Party Animal Gender Studies
86 TE1 Peter Ruprecht          6'7"   260   SEN Violent      Religious Studies
87 TE2 Gabe McGregor           6'6"   272   JUN Professional Economics
88 TE3 Henry Orman             6'4"   253   JUN Professional Esportivan Studies
89 TE4 Victor Beyer            6'2"   239   FRE Party Animal General Studies

DEFENSE:
The defense consists of interesting personalities - cornerback Thomas Sheppard, a product of Barnes High School in Border City, who made headlines several years ago in high school for cheap-shotting his own cousin, a quarterback for a rival high school. Sheppard's goal throughout a game is simple - hit people about as hard as he can. Occasionally he'll jump over the edge and get penalties for it, but Sheppard will hit people and will hit people with authority.

Other players to watch out for is starting safeties Rory Abrams and Freddy Jervis, two hard-hitting fireplugs that will make every effort to make huge plays in the backfield, including leveling offensive receivers and making brilliant interceptions. Abrams is one of the most fiery players on the SPC squad, being known for hitting the practice field as early as 4:30 AM, hours before anyone hits the field, just running routes, practicing interception leaps and smashing the tackle dummies.

The starting linebackers - Nathan Sarti, Mike Plourde and Emmett Anson, are among the most interesting characters on the squad - Nathan Sarti, the middle linebacker who gives back to the community and almost never gets himself in trouble; Mike Plourde, the left linebacker who reportedly runs a moonshine still in his apartment and holds huge parties with friends every Sunday; and Emmett Anson, the right linebacker who'll make you wish you put a little bit more in the collection plate at church on Sunday.

The team typically relies on a basic 4-3 defense.

## POS Player                 Height Weight CLS Personality  Major
25 CB1 Thomas Sheppard         6'1"   208   SEN Vicious      Psychology
26 CB2 Ronnie Pearson          6'0"   220   SEN Professional Rushmori Studies
27 CB3 Pete Lockwood           6'3"   217   JUN Relaxed      Biology
28 CB4 Clyde Noel              6'2"   216   SOP Relaxed      Mathematics
29 CB5 Gus Severino            6'1"   204   FRE Class Clown  Undecided
30 CB6 Leland Norton           6'4"   236   FRE Asshole      Statistics
31 FS1 Rory Abrams             6'0"   198   JUN Fireplug     Literature
32 FS2 Hugo Glover             5'11"  200   SOP Annoying     Botany
33 SS1 Freddy Jervis           6'1"   202   SEN Calm         Mech. Engineering
34 SS2 Louis Ennis             6'0"   207   FRE Party Animal Philosophy
40 LT1 Preston Merkel          6'5"   315   JUN Professional Sports Roleplaying
41 LT2 Doug Harlow             6'3"   302   FRE Relaxed      Religious Studies
42 RT1 Kirby Dumitrescu        6'6"   329   JUN Violent      Criminal Justice
43 RT2 Terry Winfield          6'4"   314   SOP Calm         Education
44 LE1 Clayton Hartford        6'3"   290   SOP Professional Sociology
45 LE2 Todd Ingram             6'4"   301   SOP Annoying     Performing Arts
46 RE1 Mickey Janson           6'3"   298   FRE Delinquent   General Studies
47 RE2 Corey Christianson      6'4"   307   FRE Vicious      Psychology
90 ML1 Nathan Sarti            6'5"   248   SEN Professional Organic Chemistry
91 ML2 Charlie Rayburn         6'4"   251   JUN Determined   Poli. Science
92 LL1 Mike Plourde            6'5"   260   JUN Interesting  Motorsport Politics
93 LL2 Frank Desmond           6'2"   239   SOP Annoying     Sports Administration
94 RL1 Emmett Anson            6'5"   270   JUN Intense      Anthropology
95 RL2 Biff Mason              6'3"   252   JUN Stubborn     Geography

SPECIAL TEAMS:
The SPC Special Teams is a multi-faceted one, with kickoff specialist Gord Jordan blasting kickoffs into the end zone with frightening regularity; Eric Lambert sending chip-shot field goals through the posts and Kirby Finnegan handling the long-range shots, and Herb McGuire, known for punting the ball into the coffin corner of the field.

And then there's the gunners, popularly known as the "Surrey Death Squad." Zack Detmer, Don Mason, Rick Womack and Arnold McCracken are among the most borderline personalities at all of Surrey Perimeter. In high school last year, Womack and McCracken sent a handful of players to the hospital with some of the most vicious hits seen in Hapiloppian football, and Detmer and Mason have done the same at Surrey Perimeter.

## POS Player                 Height Weight CLS Personality  Major
 0 KO1 Gord Jordan             6'0"   198   SEN Professional Enviro. Studies
 1 PK1 Eric Lambert            5'10"  175   SEN Professional Business
 4 PK2 Kirby Finnegan          5'9"   163   JUN Antisocial   Mathematics
 7 PK3 Adrian Zachary          5'10"  171   FRE Relaxed      Physical Education
 8 P-1 Herb McGuire            5'9"   158   SOP Class Clown  Computer Science
 9 P-2 Neil Redmond            5'11"  193   FRE Calm         Poli. Science
12 KR1 Freddy Dickert          6'1"   205   SOP Intense      Business
13 KR2 Carl Thatcher           6'0"   207   FRE Relaxed      General Studies
14 KR3 Andrew Foyt             6'2"   220   FRE Intense      Automotive Engineering
21 GU1 Zack Detmer             6'1"   195   SEN Violent      Linguistics
22 GU2 Don Mason               6'1"   201   JUN Intense      Religious Studies
23 GU3 Rick Womack             6'3"   209   FRE Sadistic     Statistics
24 GU4 Arnold McCracken        6'2"   218   FRE Asshole      Sociology

SCHEDULE:
Week 1: Surrey Perimeter at Sadeg State (Skyhawks' Gridiron Park, Drawkland)
Week 2: Surrey Perimeter vs. Eirikssonia University (C:\RetroHut Stadium, Surrey)
Week 3: Surrey Perimeter at Casvar University (Roy Memorial Stadium, Drawkland)
Week 4: Surrey Perimeter vs. New Paradise University (C:\RetroHut Stadium, Surrey)
Week 5: Surrey Perimeter at Felswyr State University (Chromatika)
Week 6: Surrey Perimeter vs. Sadeg State (C:\RetroHut Stadium, Surrey)
Week 7: Surrey Perimeter at Eirikssonia University (Buffalostan)
Week 8: Surrey Perimeter vs. Casvar University (C:\RetroHut Stadium, Surrey)
Week 9: Surrey Perimeter at New Paradise University (Megistos)
Week 10: Surrey Perimeter vs. Felswyr State University (C:\RetroHut Stadium, Surrey)
Week 11: Surrey Perimeter at Cold Hill University (The Tundra, Ranoria)
Week 12: TBA
Week 13: TBA

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes
Choose Scoring Events: Yes
Godmod Scoring Events: TG me or ping me on the Discord beforehand so we can talk about it
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes, but TG me or ping me on the Discord beforehand so we can talk about it
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Godmod Other Events: Yes, but TG me or ping me on the Discord beforehand so we can talk about it. If it's funny, I'll certainly approve it
Other: I'm not going to tell you what to do with your own nation, but in Hapilopper, the coronavirus and other pandemics do not exist, and if necessary, I reserve the right to godmod that "Hapiloppians are immune to any disease brought in".
Style Modifier: +5

by **Ranoria** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 12:39 pm

The Ranorian Sports Network

"So, with Richardson winning another national title, second in three years, gotta say, different team than we're used too this season." A larger man, with just a bit of gray in his beard, was the first to speak. A woman of about the same age tuned in next.

"You're right Vick, this team is always strong on both sides of the ball, but the offense is normally the stronger unit. That just wasn't the case. Yes, Kuenda Sello made a strong push the McNair-Torrent MVP award with his breakout season, but the passing attack just couldn't keep up. Beacon Murray, who started thirteen games, passed for just 2,201 yard and 18 touchdowns to ten interceptions. Angelo Rosin was a 2 game starter and played in a few blowouts, and he managed 440 yards with a touchdown and a pick."

The third and final of the trio chimed in now, "Right, and that's just not what we've come to expect. Ifeatu Chineze was a terror for the Governors in domestic play. That kid put up well over four thousand yards and 34 touchdowns a year ago, ridiculous. Not even accounting for Murray and Rosin coming in almost every game of the regular season in the fourth quarter, as Richardson dominated everyone, he still outproduced both of those guys this year. By what, fourteen hundred yards and fifteen touchdowns? That's a ton of production!"

Vick stepped in again, "Yes, yes, you're totally right. Sello's breakout season was enough to stem the tide, with more than two thousand rushing yards and twenty rushing scores, but not enough. The defense had to step up. Luckily, we had a gem of a new recruit in Clancy Gruber."

The woman, Nancy, cut him off with a grin, "I was on this kid before the season started! But no, you guys wouldn't believe me, he was just a freshman, not good enough to break in. Even when I pointed out what Isaiah Bryce did as a freshman, you guys didn't believe me. And now? He finished the year with 105 tackles, two sacks, ten tackles for a loss. Making plays, soaking up runners, he was awesome."

The second man, Will, laughed, "Yeah, he was awesome. Kid's about 225, and he moves like it. Picked off a couplepasses, too. Of course, he had some help. Richardson picked up another kid, out of Banija, who at a few points in the season was in the conversation to be Richardson's top corner. Makang Secka. Jabyess Hawkins is a freak athlete and a couple years older, but having both those guys on the outside was a godsend. They combined for nine interceptions last year! Nine!"

Vick shook his head, "Yeah, lots of interceptions. You know why? The men up front! Malik Sherman and Spencer Crutchfield are monsters on the defensive front. Plus we got that edge guy, Carlos Schmidt, #5 overall recruit in Ranoria a year ago. Stopping them?" He snorted, "Good luck! Those three are going to make a couple RFL teams very happy."

"Well, Schmidt's seven sacks were mostly cleanup work when the other guys flushed quarterbacks out," Nancy evened out her stack of papers, "With the NSCF season coming so soon, what about Cold Hill? How do you feel about them?"

Vick and Will shared a sharp intake of breath, but the former came first while Will laughed a bit, "Yeah, they aren't going anywhere this season. Look, Deondre Rhine is unreal. Otherwordly, I've never seen anything like him. But without Rodney Blades and Dexter Slaughter, they aren't as explosive. Adam Raedler and Terrance Miller moved on as well, there go his top four wideouts. Dorian Brown-Clarke, his tight end, and wide receiver Adam Rickiott were his top two this year, and they aren't anything to celebrate."

"They had a couple of nice signings too, with Moses Busura out of Banija, he was a solid addition to the offensive line, started 13 games counting the post season. But Their running backs just aren't good enough to take advantage. Judge, their top guy? Finished with 760 yards at 3.8 a pop. They're not a run first team, but he can't even make the play action viable. They have to get better in the backfield."

"They made a run at that Eric van Geel kid, but he made a business decision and went to Loyola-Istria, he knows where he can go and earn a first round selection. And that defense just isn't good enough to carry them. They've got a couple decent players up front, Brock Golden's a tough pass rusher and Robert Lewan's a decent backer, but Rhine's throwing to lawn chairs and paper plates! The defense just hasn't been able to play well enough to account for that."

Okay, so!" Nancy laughed, "What're we thinking for predictions? Personally, I'd say 12-1, championship for Richardson. They'll drop one to Cold Hill or one of the new Big 8, but they won't lose to," she shuddered at the thought, "Istria three years in a row. This defense is too strong, and Sello is an unbelievable runner. And Cold Hill? 10-3, lose in the quarterfinals. They just aren't as good as they normally are this season, Richardson will sweep or split with them and they might split with both Akers University and Northwest Ballina. Those are tough schools. And if they somehow escape the conference slate 8-2, they're going to the Salamantic Universities week 12. Good luck."

Will shook his head, "Look, I know what I said, but Cold Hill at 10-3? Come on! Rhine doesn't even need anyone to throw to, that young man can just flat out play. He's too good, too electric. He'll find a way to get them to the semifinals at least, and they'll go 11-2 at the worst. Richardson for the champions though? I can't see it. As good as Sello is, he's no quarterback, and eventually they'd have to beat Istria, hopefully a second time. The second that the Blue Thunder have more than a 7 point lead, it's over."

Vick shrugged, "I agree, Richardson isn't a championship team at the international level this year. Cold Hill is gonna have to have some hero emerge and quickly, because otherwise, they just aren't going to live up to the standard that they've set."

"And that's our time for today!" Nancy waved at the camera, "Until next time!"

* * * * *

Deondre Rhine - A Short Series

"You were a hell of a lot more fun in school you know." Magnus wasn't shy about his habits, taking a deep draw from his blunt.

Rhine shrugged, "Coach made it pretty clear. One strike and you're out. This is the only way I was gonna be able to go to school." After positive tests for meth his junior year and SARMs his senior year of high school, no one else would so much as look his way. But Cold Hill, having just lost their star in Thorn Davis, was desperate for a quarterback to keep them in contention.

"You're going to the league bro! Who the hell cares about school?" his old friend took another draw and checked his phone, "These tests are like, once a year anyway. Relax. And you're a star! They'd never get rid of you now."

"After this last season? I'm not so sure." It hadn't been pretty. With most of his surrounding talent leaving for the draft, or normal life, Rhine had no one to throw to whatsoever. 10-2 had been good enough to get them into the playoffs, but not much further with his thirty four touchdown passes against twelve interceptions.

"Whatever," Magnus hopped up off the chair, "Seriously, take a hit. Calm down, bro, you've got this."

Rhine eyed the cigar, and his willpower finally gave in. Ranorian College Football didn't test for marijuana, regardless. "One hit can't hurt, right?"

"Good man," Magnus laughed, "Now if we can get you back on the good stuff, you'll thank me later."

"Fat chance," Deondre grumbled as he leaned back and took a drag.

by **Kohnhead** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 2:53 pm

Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles
Nation: Kohnhead
Trigramme: KND
Name: Kohnhead City University
Nickname: The Mighty Eagles
Colors: Gold and White
Conference: Big Eight Conference
Season Number: 1
Record: 0-0
Achievements: N/A

Coaching Staff
HC: Milton Donnelly (49)
OC: Rickie Shah (52)
DC: Addison Lyons (37)
STC: Brad Suarez (65)
QB Coach: Jennie Villa (48)
RB Coach: Richie Bell (57)
WR Coach: Adriana Schroeder (62)
TE Coach: Genevieve Bennett (40)
OL Coach: Lara Goff (51)
DL Coach: Fiona Todd (53)
LB Coach: Sally Pace (62)
Secondary Coach: Clyde Richmond (34)

Offensive Scheme: This is an option offense at its finest, built on the speed and agility of the quarterback and the running backs. Shah and Donnelly have cooked up an offensive scheme that will pound the ball down your throat running the football but also has blistering speed all over the field. Donnelly is on record saying that the strong arm quarterback is one of the most overrated aspects in football. In terms of their passing offense; short, quick, and crisp passes are what is required and they like to get Joseph on the move a lot. While three receivers start, the team plays a lot of three back sets and Edwards is a hybrid receiver/back.

Defensive Scheme: The defense runs a very aggressive 4-2-5 that is built on speed at all three levels in particular at the linebacking group. The defensive line is the most emphasized part of this in particular a big nose tackle in the middle is required. Generating pressure will take some of the load off of the linebackers shoulders who need to have quick instincts and be able to blitz if necessary. Coverage is also easier on the secondary as there are 5 of them. This is a an uncommon base defense but Addison Lyons has assured everyone that it will work at this level.

Depth Chart (starters in bold)
QB: (C) Byron Joseph (Junior)
Brooke Reese (Freshman)
Patrick Kelley (Senior)

RB: Herman Whitworth (Freshman)
Brandon Potter (Senior)
Jack Neville (Junior)
Jessie Holder (Freshman)
Colton Nunez (Sophmore)

WR: (C) Albie Terry (Senior)
Jodi Lawrence (Sophmore)
Ezekiel Edwards (Junior)
Anabelle Edmonds (Freshman)
Martin Hurst (Freshman)
Ava Roberts (Senior)

TE: Benny Devlin (Freshman)
Kevin Kerr (Sophmore)
Rudy Foreman (Junior)

OT: (C) Peyton Whiteley (Senior)
Gabriella Ross (Junior)
Skyler Pain (Senior)
Kate Humphries (Freshman)

OG: Kamal Bowman (Sophmore)
Lana Dotson (Junior)
Samuel Cummings (Senior)
Liberty Frasier (Junior)

C: Briana Cleverland (Freshman)
Kurt Clarke (Sophmore)

DE: (C) Josef Travis (Senior)
Fox Middleton (Senior)
Brett Penta (Junior)
Mike Maldonado (Freshman)
Harris Austin (Senior)

DT: Albie Snow (Sophmore)
Dana Yates (Senior)
Lauren Beech (Junior)
Fabien Power (Junior)

LB: Steven Goodwin (Sophmore)
Brent Stafford (Freshman)
Alexis Lord (Sophmore)
Stewart Walton (Senior)
Cameron Knowles (Freshman)

CB: (C) Anne Boyer (Senior)
Erika Preston (Senior)
Zion Irving (Sophmore)
Harlen Gill (Freshman)
Antoine Little (Sophmore)
Gregor McBride (Junior)

S: Jonas Klein (Freshman)
Zachary Norman (Junior)
Carl Lees (Senior)
Dwayne Michael (Freshman)

K: Seth Potter (Freshman)

P: Carter Wolf (Freshman)

Returner: Jessie Holder

Schedule
1. @ Cold Hill University (Ranoria)
2. @ Northwest Ballina College (Northwest Kalactin)
3. Vs. Akers University (Northwest Kalactin) - Home opener
4. @ Eirīkssonia University (Buffalostan)
5. Vs. Richardson University (Ranoria)
6. Vs. Cold Hill University (Ranoria)
7. Vs. Northwest Ballina College (Northwest Kalactin)
8. @ Akers University (Northwest Kalactin)
9. Vs. Eirīkssonia University (Buffalostan)
10. @ Richardson University (Ranoria) - Last conference match
11. @ Ravencroft Academy (Tikariot)
12. @ Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy Squidbreak (Squidroidia)
13. Vs. Felswyr State University (Chromatika) - Senior Night

Stadium:
Chicken King Stadium (57,000)

RP Permissions
Choose my scorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: Yes
RP injuries to my players: Yes
Godmod Injuries to my players: Yes
Suspend my players: Yes
Godmod suspension events: Yes
Godmod other events: Yes, please let me know via telegram or on discord first.
Style Modifier: +2.5

by **Hapilopper** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 7:31 pm

The Athletic Complex, Surrey Perimeter College, Surrey
A few days before Week 1: Surrey Perimeter v. Sadeg State
Head Coach Dudley Gibbs was not in the best of moods as he looked over film of his team’s most recent practice. The team had been practicing with Sadeg State in mind, and just by looking at the film, it looks like practice had gone well. But there were other things, beyond what had gone on in practice, that had Dudley bothered. There had been some behavioral issues that had made some question whether or not this team would be disciplined enough to make a run in the Horizon Conference and beyond in this year’s NSCF Championship.

In the past week, he had needed to hold closed-door meetings with three players – wide receiver Linus Garland, center Trevor Janson and gunner Zack Detmer, concerning personal conduct. Garland was one of the biggest prima donnas in all of Hapiloppian college football, and his problem centered mostly around the fact that the world was not revolving around him.

Garland, you see, had come from a privileged upbringing. His father, Max Garland, was one of the leading attorneys in the Surrey area, while his mother, Cassandra Garland, was a leading real estate agent that sold million-dollar McMansions to some of Surrey’s elite. So Linus had more opportunities than most. He got a new car every year. He was given the first-string wide receiver spot in high school because his parents were leading boosters, so the quarterback had been ordered to pass to him. And during the last few years, Garland had been the leading wide receiver for the RedHawks. But a recent junior college transfer, Aaron Tambornie, had been awarded the leading spot based off incredibly hard work and a never-say-die attitude.

That never-say-die attitude manifested itself during practice. He would work again and again to make sure he had gotten his drills absolutely perfect, and even when his coaches told him to settle down, that his drills were just about as good as anything, Aaron just wouldn’t stop.

“Still got room for improvement,” Aaron would say. “Just let me try it again.”

And he would. And he would do even better. And that hard work awarded him with the first-string spot and preference for quarterback Dexter Dempsey to throw to. And that stuck at Linus to no end.

“I’ve carried this damn program on my back for three years,” Linus barked at Coach Gibbs. “That first string spot is mine! You don’t give it to some poor boy just because he’s the flavor of the month. Nobody is better at that job than me, and you’re going to give me that spot back!”

“First off, don’t talk to me that way,” Coach Gibbs told Linus. “Tambornie got that spot because he earned it. You are entitled to nothing. Hell, I could bench you for a game for that attitude. You want that spot back? You earn it.”

“Bench me and I’m gone,” Linus snapped back. “And you lose me and you lose everyone. Everyone’s here because of me. The boosters are here, the fans are here…”

“And they’ll be here without you, Garland,” Coach Gibbs snapped. “You better change your attitude in a hurry because I have no patience for it. If you’re gonna act this way, you’re gonna learn a lesson in a very big way that neither myself, nor my coaches, nor your teammates, are going to have a lot of patience for this whining. Now get out of my office.”

That didn’t really help matters, but Coach Gibbs had put a line in the sand and Linus was going to need to be very careful not to cross it. Otherwise, he might find himself getting hurt.

The other matters involved Trevor Janson and Zack Detmer. Their matters weren’t related to behaving like an entitled bitch, but rather related to some unfortunate behavior.

A week before, Janson and Detmer had gone to Frick’s Tavern, a popular hangout for college students, to have some beers and shoot the breeze with some fellow students. Unfortunately, as the beer flowed, so did some tempers. Initial reports on social media indicated that there had been some issue between Detmer, a girl, and the guy she had been seeing. She had dated Detmer in the past, it didn’t end well, and she got together with another guy, a journalism major named Pete Cruxman. Cruxman had written for the student newspaper, and was out on a date with this girl when Detmer showed up.

According to a few eyewitness accounts, Detmer saw the girl, went over to speak to her, and was blown off. Cruxman looked at Detmer and told him to “eff off”, that the girl didn’t want to speak to Detmer and thus he wouldn’t be doing so. Detmer responded by shoving Cruxman off his stool. A brief struggle ensued, where the football player, a guy whose job it was to hit people as hard as he could, easily got the better of the guy who wrote about the Student Government Association.

And that wasn’t enough. Detmer reportedly saw Janson and called him over “to show this punkass that I get what I want.”

Janson, who was apparently spoiling for a fight all night, happily obliged, and the two beat the living crap out of Cruxman in front of his girlfriend, before the Surrey City Police arrived to break the struggle up.

Having seen the reports, Coach Gibbs was incensed.

“You want to explain yourself?” Gibbs asked the two.

“That guy was in my way,” Detmer said. “That was my girl and I’m getting her back.”

“So you think the right way to win a woman over is to beat the living hell out of her significant other, two-on-one, before he can’t even eat solid foods?” Gibbs shouted. “No wonder she got away from you! I’m not going to tolerate this. I hear of one more incident like this again and you’re suspended. And if any stink comes from this, you’re suspended.”

As the Surrey RedHawks got ready to travel to Drawkland for the first match to take on Sadeg State, that stink did come. The Surrey Journal, a leading newspaper in the area, interviewed the girl, who told virtually everything about what happened that night at Frick’s. The story incensed a number of organizations within Surrey Perimeter, who demanded an explanation as to why Detmer was still on the team.

The matter would continue to be discussed as the team took the field in Drawkland.

by **Northwest Kalactin** » Sat Oct 10, 2020 10:01 pm

Akers University
Helmet:

Nickname: Capitals
Conference Affiliations: Metro Athletic Conference (Domestic), Sequoia (Former), Big Eight (Current)
Number of Seasons: 4
Colors: Blue and Gold
Style Mod: +5
City: Gold Coast, Northwest Kalactin
Enrollment: 14,000
Offensive Scheme: Air Raid
Defensive Scheme: 4-3 with 3-4 Personnel

Coaching Staff:
Head Coach: Steve Watts
Offensive Coordinator: Andre Harvey
Defensive Coordinator: Brent Young
QB Coach: Clayton Lopez
RB Coach: Michael Snyder
Receivers Coach: Shannon Mitchell
O-Lineman Coach: Jesse Fernandez
DL Coach: Don Webster
LB Coach: Al Hughes
DB Coach: Mack Boyd
ST Coordinator: Raymond Brady

Starting Lineup
QB: Splinter Woodson, SR, Ranoria. 4162 Pass Yards, 28 TDs, 6 INTs, 538 Rush Yards. Offensive Captain
RB: Oliver Brock, JR, Gold Coast, NWK. 921 Rush Yards, 8 TDs, 1 Fumble
WR: Darren Holland, SR, Murwelldobah, NWK. 1345 Receiving Yards, 9 TDs
Salvatore Holmes, SR, St. Louis Heights, Laahana. 967 Rec Yards, 7 TDs
Mack Boyd, SO, Lismore, NWK. 849 Rec Yards, 6 TDs
TE: Clifton Price, SO, Gold Coast, NWK. 662 Rec Yards, 5 TDs
OL: Robert Bush, JR (LT), Coffs, NWK
Pat Farmer, SR (LG), Jarrbergen, NWK
Marc Jenkins, JR (C), Coffs, NWK
Chris Frazier, JR (RG), Coffs, NWK
Horace Lynch, FR (RT), Kyater, NWK

DL: Raoul Saxton, FR (Edge), Ranoria. 3.5 Sacks
John Wilson, SO (DT), Lismore, NWK. 8 Sacks
Richard Taylor, SR (DT), Gold Coast, NWK. 4 Sacks
Donald Miller, SO (Edge), Kempsey, NWK. 4 Sacks
LB: Scott Rivera, JR (WLB), Kyater, NWK, 89 Tackles
Gary Ward, SR (MLB), Ballina, NWK. 94 Tackles
Raymond Hall, SR (SLB), Gold Coast, NWK. 132 Tackles. Defensive Captain
CB: Mike Martinez, JR, Coffs, NWK, 7 INTs
Greg Flores, JR, Ballina, NWK, 2 INTs
Fredrick Johnson, SO, Gold Coast, NWK, 4 INTs
S: Warren Cross, SR, Murwelldobah, NWK, 2 INTs

K: Kerry Spencer, FR, Kempsey, NWK
P: Johnathan Dean, SR, Gold Coast, NWK

Reserves
QB: Dominic Hall
Owen May
RB: Sherman Dixon
Loren Bush
Derrick Daniels
WR: Kerry Copeland
Kenny Hunter
Ben Bates
Perry Morton
TE: Martin Perry
Brian Bryant
OL: Matthew Flores
Ronald Bennett
Jose Powell
Christopher Price
Jeffrey Wood
DL: Fred Ross
Benjamin Cox
Kenneth Richardson
Eugene Brown
George Campbell
LB: Edward Kelly
Phillip Butler
Harold Carter
Jeremy Jenkins
Daniel Sanchez
CB: Todd Howard
Joseph Davis
Carl Cooper
Ernest Young
S: Jimmy Mitchell
Clarence Sanders

Northwest Ballina College
Helmet:

Nickname: Redhawks
Conference Affiliations: Plains Conference (Domestic), Sequoia (Former), Big Eight (Current)
Number of Seasons: 3
Colors: Red and Black
Style Mod: +5
City: Cartertown, Northwest Kalactin
Enrollment: 4,500
Offensive Scheme: Pro Style
Defensive Scheme: 46 Bear

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Eugene Brown
Offensive Coordinator: George Campbell
Defensive Coordinator: Edward Kelly
QB Coach: Phillip Butler
RB Coach: Harold Carter
Receivers Coach: Jeremy Jenkins
OL Coach: Russell Edwards
DL Coach: Michael Scott
LB Coach: Carlos Cook
DB Coach: Joseph Price

Starting Lineup
QB: Jerry Turner, JR, 3656 Pass Yards, 21 TDs, 8 INTs, 346 Rush Yards
RB: Roy Martinez, SR, 1149 Rush Yards, 12 TDs, 3 Fumbles
WR: Randy Nelson, SO, 1155 Rec Yards, 7 TDs
Jeremy Lee, SO, 845 Rec Yards, 6 TDs
TE: Victor Sanders, SR, 965 Rec Yards, 4 TDs
Ronald Johnson, FR, 522 Rec Yards, 2 TDs
OL: Brian Stewart, JR (RT)
Joshua Price, FR (RG)
Chris Powell, SO, (C)
Craig Campbell, SO (LG)
Aaron Sanchez, SR (LT)

DL: Ralph Mitchell, JR (Edge), 7 Sacks
Thomas Rivera, SR (DT), 9 Sacks
Steven Torres, SR (DT), 6.5 Sacks
Russell Bell, FR (Edge), 6 Sacks
LB: Paul Bailey, SR (LOLB), 98 Tackles
Wayne Davis, SR (MLB), 116 Tackles, Defensive Captain
Roger Washington, SO (MLB), 91 Tackles
Stephen James, JR (ROLB), 81 Tackles
CB: Jason Wood, SR, 7 INTs
Brandon Jones, JR, 4 INTs
S: Billy Adams, JR, 3 INTs

K: Scott Cox, SO
P: Joe Michaels, SR

Reserves
QB: James Henderson
Richard Hughes
RB: Dennis Edwards
Jonathan Rochambeau
WR: Kenneth Ross
Paul Reed
Phillip Russell
Wayne Price
TE: Howard Gonzales
Charles James
William Perez
OL: Juan Nelson
Harold Wilson
Jose Long
John Thomas
Henry Murphy
DL: Joseph Peterson
Ryan Baker
Samuel Bell
Harry Roberts
Billy Wright
LB: Carl Ward
Jeremy Lewis
Randy Parker
Arthur Walker
Aaron Gray
CB: Roy Foster
Thomas Carter
Carlos Allen
S: Jimmy Jenkins
George Turner
K: Albert Bryant
P: Martin Thompson

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... true#gid=0 <— Kalactanian NSCF Recruits

by **Space** » Sun Oct 11, 2020 12:51 pm

The Academy of Space Astronauts

ARENA - "Extaterestrial Dome of Sport".
The dome is constructed of clear plasticized glass allowing a cristal clear view of the stars and planets above. The dome will rotate with respect to its surroundings during matches for enhanced viewing, though any nearby stars (Stars within 2 or fewer Astonomical Units) will remain on the backside of the playing field to prevent glaring and temperature control.

The dome currently has 35,000 permanent seats, with a further 43,000 temporary seating available. The dome is expandable up to over 200,000 seats but there are no plans of this type at the time.

It will be an interesting challenge for the players from opposing nations as the Academy is non terrestrial (Of course, a playing field and gravity are provided, but are isolated to the dome of play itself. The upper dome is clear allowing a view of the solar system). While the team representing Space will surely be the underdog during away matches, it is quietly hoped that they will be able to gain more of a home field advantage than other teams might usually have due to this subtle location difference, and end the season with a respectable recon.

Coach: Cosmo Icii

Cosmo has been coaching the non-competitive team at the Academy of Sport and as far as the board is concerned, the job is Cosmo's regardless of the record, so long as he doesn't embarrass the school. It is possible that many decisions will be made by Spiral Galaxi. Spiral is the long time defensive coordinator for the Academy of Space who was also the Head Coach of the Space team for the World Bowl.

DEFENSE:

Code: Select all: Pos. Wt. Fist. Last. -------------------------------------- CB 200 Jessie Eichadson CB 200 Jacqueline Tyson CB 205 Hay Bead CB 185 Michelle Middleton CB 190 Matthew Godon CB 180 Kisten Eoman CB 220 Eossa Lane

Code: Select all: Pos. Wt. Fist. Last. -------------------------------------- DB 185 Comet Jetson DB 175 Mofy Suaoinn DB 190 Impact Jetson DB 200 Stacey Nash DB 200 Beuce Geoege

Code: Select all: Pos. Wt. Fist. Last. -------------------------------------- DE 260 Juajua Klioaokl DE 255 Badley Howad DE 250 Tyone Hawkins DE 255 Tuck Juuaiiali DT 285 Eicol Small DT 295 Rokca Buch

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by **-Anthor-** » Sun Oct 11, 2020 1:21 pm

Bowerstone University 'Bolts'

Background Info:Entering now their fifth year of play, the Bolts are coming off of an incredible performance in the 21st edition, where Dirk Wallace championed the team past the pundits and critics expectations and carried the team into a quarter-final appearance, and also won their conference; both firsts for Bowerstone and George Nevins. Although they fell apart in the last four games of the tournament, head coach Nevins has stated he believed that to be more due to injuries (more then 8 starters were out, including Dirk Wallace), than ability or team performance. They are now hoping as they enter the 22nd edition that they will defend their title and remain the champions of Zephyr Conference, all though they will have new challenges this year as the historic Mar Sara University and Raynor are now both within their conference, having moved from the Big Eight. Ceneisis will remain a good test for the Bolts mettle as always, as well Thereisnogodistan. Nevins has publically stated at their pre-season workouts, which were made longer for this season, that the tournament this year will perhaps represent the greatest challenges for them, but that they are the best equipped to overcome them and are the best verisions of themselves yet. Dirk Wallace, entering now his senior year of play, has had an absolute remarkable career in NSCF, and coming off last season where he sent Bowerstone records after throwing for more then four thousand yards and 25 touchdowns, while keeping it under 8 interceptions; that play has gained him alot of talk domestically about where he is going to end up in the Anthoran Gridiron League (AGL), many pundits and analysts have him potentially going first overall depending if he can maintain his performance into this season .

Stadium: Hookfield Stadium, capable of holding 46,000 fans and spectators is located just south of University property in the rolling hills of Antyne Province, inside the town of Darstown, home to about 100,000 residents. Built nineteen years ago, it is well maintained and offers modern amenities, such as free wifi and spacious concession stand and has become a symbol in the Antyne gridiron scene and across most of Anthor. Parking facilities onsite are managed through a traditional parking space, and there are numerous hotels, lodgings, restaurants, bars, and other recreational establishments located within a half mile or more, mostly clustered around Baronial Road 17, or Gundersen Road as it's known locally.

Uniforms:

Coaching Staff:
Head Coach: Georgie Nevin
Offensive Coordinator: Aldric Meyrick
Defensive Coordinator: Alf Ramsey
Special Teams Coordinator: Virgil York

Style Modifier:+2
Typical Offensive Scheme: Mash-up between emphasis on the run or utilizing Dirk Wallace's strong arm to help loosen the opposition's defense.
Roster:

Schedule:
MD1 - v. Chan University of Sport and Technology
MD2 - @ Mar Sara Tech Raiders
MD3 - v. Ceneisis Naval Academy Ensigns
MD4 - @ Thereisnogodistan Community College Atheists
MD5 - v. Raynor University Rockets
MD6 - @ Chan University of Sport and Technology
MD7 - v. Mar Sara Tech Raiders
MD8 - @ Ceneisis Naval Academy Ensigns
MD9 - v. Thereisnogodistan Community College Atheists
MD10 - @ Raynor University Rockets

Non-Conference Games
MD 11 - versus Squidbreak
MD 12 - @ Akers State
MD 13 - Unscheduled

by **Space** » Sun Oct 11, 2020 1:23 pm

Terrestrial Acclimation Academy Terrans

Quarterbacks

Mark Brown
Kevin Pollak
Joey Sill

Running Backs
Paul Mintz
David Bartlett
Seth Waldrup
Patrick Wright
Justin Edkins

Wide Receivers
Brian Jackson
Brendon Morgan
Darren Blankenship
Tight Ends
Name
Ed Rolkowski
Rob McKnight

Tackles
Dennis McCrudden
Tobias Connor
Davis Smerdon
Gordie Walker
Dequain Ponichtera
Eric Larson

Guards
Lathen Porter
Sid Steward
Abraham MacAlonie
Gabe Carlson

Centers
Steve Pugh
Bill Kanter
Buckley Darsie

Defensive Ends
Darryl Leatherwood
Cam Peters

Defensive Tackles
Jason Monday
Tyrik Bailey
David Heck
Brian Thornton
Dave Routledge
Night Baldwin
David Kropp
Brendan Bodin

Linebackers
Michael Hannah
Ron Dillion
Justin Davis
Zack Birse
Shaun Philpott
Devin Holtz

Cornerbacks
Joe Keys
Bill Isley
Dernest Lange
Paul Bebbington
Lakista Ernle
Jeff Harkavy
Ted Wells
Keith Vanmeter

Safeties
Da-Marr Meacham
Sylvester Tinsley
Brian Macleverty
Trevor MacCorkle
Jason Fromm

Kickers
Kevin Brundage
Peter Larson
Lucius Levitt

Punters
George Albright
Larry Brokaw

by **Inner AginanaUsordia** » Mon Oct 12, 2020 7:55 pm

UNIVERSITY OF AGIN KAYA COMMANDERS

Stadiums, capacity, elevation:
Memorial Stadium, 80,000, 160'

Head Coach: Leo Navarre (M 52) National Champion 2015, 2020
Offensive Coordinator: Marco Corri (M 32) NC 2020
Offensive Style: West-Coast/Play-Action
Defensive Coordinator: Shaun Rayner (M 60) NC 2015, 2020
Defensive Style: Cover-3
QB's Coach: Patrick Dowdy (M 38) NC 2020
OL/DL Coach: Stan Merritt (M 51) NC 2015, 2020
Special Teams: Courtney Shanade Salter (F 41) NC 2020
Special Teams Style: Conservative outside of 55-yard field goals, Very Rarely Fake Play

Pos #  Name             Yr Age   Ht  Wt  Yards Pass Rush TD Int Fum 40 yd Note
QB1 6  Thierry DeBahlen Ju 21   6’2  228 4745  4042  703 36 8   4   4.85  2nd year starter
QB2 18 Roger Munroe     Se 22   6’4  240 5278  5083  195 41 14  4   5.33  Redshirt transfer from UAB-Marcosi
QB3 11 Aidan Muller     Fr 17   5’9  205 3564  2018 1546 32 12  6   4.41  Séan Macol HS, Poctorise

Pos #  Name             Yr Age  Ht  Wt Yards Cat TD Fum 40   Other Pos/Note
WR1 3  Aren Houghton    Se 22 5’11 204  1743 123 16  3  4.44 3 yr
WR2 82 Shan DaMerie     Ju 21  5’9 195  1836 108 11  5  4.53 Transfer BanU Skopi
WR3 4  Marcus Wiley     So 20  6’3 212  2430 168 29  13 4.38 Redshirt transfer Presta U
WR4 18 Rosco Hensley    Fr 18  6’6 237  1810 132 19  12 4.29 (KR2/PR2) Anfaro HS Belgrade
WR5 32 Zakariah Merritt Ju 20  6’3 228   632  53  7   2 4.57 (RB4) 2 yr 
TE1 5  Daniel Byrne     Se 23  6’4 248  1744 129 16   5 4.76 4 yr
TE2 8  Cole Sovereign   So 19  6’5 252  1653 121  2   3 4.93 Redshirt          Redshirt

Pos #  Name             Yr Age  Ht  Wt Yards Att TD Fum 40   OP/Note
RB1 2  Destin Route     Ju 21 5’10 222   853 202  5 4   4.34 3 yr
RB2 40 Hans von Kreuz   Se 23  5’7 236   865 223  9 6   4.63 4 yr
RB3 32 Rylan Roybal     Fr 18  6’0 228  1913 362 12 3   4.41 Embassy HS, AU City
FB1 42 Tomas Princip    Se 22  6’5 245  1688 354 10 8   4.73 4 yr

Pos #  Name             Yr Age  Ht  Wt Sack Int 40   OP/Note
DB1 21 Calvin Vigil     Ju 21  6’2 216  1.5   4 4.50 3 yr
DB2 33 Timoteo Colón    Se 23  6’1 208    0   2 4.53
DB3 36 Kaiden Gregory   So 20  6’0 193    0   0 4.52
CB1 1  Bryson Potts     Se 23 5’11 211    0   7 4.41
CB2 24 Douglas Micek    So 21 5’10 205   .5   3 4.38
CB3 26 Abbas Hamad      Fr 18 5’10 208    0   2 4.42
SS1 29 Cody Osagie      Ju 22  6’2 210   .5  11 4.39 (FS2)
FS1 36 Damon Coleman    Ju 21  6’3 208    0   7 4.40 (SS2)
LB1 49 Germain Williams So 19  6’4 238    5   2 4.49
LB2 51 Luther Nicholson Se 23  6’3 232    6   1 4.54 Transfer Belgrade College
LB3 52 Anthony Parrino  Ju 22  6’1 241    3   1 4.89
LB4 54 Markus Randle    Fr 18  6’2 227    7   2 4.57
LB5 48 Eian Parker      So 20  6’4 229    6   1 4.61
DT1 9  Rodarius Green   Ju 22  6’5 286   14   0 4.69
DT2 97 Ricardo Valentin Se 22  6’4 302   16   1 4.74 (DE3), Transfer UDyrrachia 
DT3 92 Malachi Pate     So 20  6’3 310    3   1 4.88 
DE1 2  Sergio Kitchens  Se 22  6’5 298    8   0 4.64 (DT4) 4 yr
DE2 99 Kenneth Blume    So 20  6’4 286    7   1 4.74 Redshirt

Pos #  Name             Yr Age  Ht  Wt % Long 40   OP/Note
PK1 92 Jayson Jenkins   Ju 21  6’2 190 81 58  4.59 1 yr
PK2 10 Akeem Hayes      Se 22  6’4 216 78 51  4.79 (P 3) Redshirt

Pos #  Name             Yr Age  Ht  Wt 40   OP/Note
P 1 44 Taj Chandler     Se 22  6’1 183 4.58 4 yr
P 2 7  Dion Hayes       Fr 18  5’1 169 4.73 (PK3) Rostra/Nord-Île Academy
LS1 46 Johnny McKinzie  So 20  6’3 243 4.66 (C 3)
C 1 66 Colson Baker     Ju 21  6’4 294 4.81 1 yr
C 2 60 Durk Banks       Fr 18  6’6 301 4.95 (LS2) Perendi HS Dyrrachia
RT1 63 Dijon McFarlane  Ju 22  6’5 312 4.89 (RG3) Redshirt
RT2 77 Jordan Carter    So 19  6’1 300 4.82 (LT3) 2 yr
RG1 74 Aaquil Brown     Ju 21  6’4 306 5.19 (RT3) 3 yr
RG2 62 DeMario White    Se 23  6’3 295 4.75 (LG3) 3 yr
LG1 68 Khalif Brown     Ju 21  6’2 284 5.12 3 yr
LG2 65 Quincy Hanley    Se 23  6’4 316 5.26 Transfer Philip's College
LT1 73 Khadimou Fall    Se 22  6’3 309 4.83 4 yr
LT2 61 Tione Merritt    Fr 17  6’6 318 5.01 Branson HS BU

by **Banija** » Tue Oct 13, 2020 6:42 pm

NSCF Scheduling- Both Northern Moravica and Loyola-Istria schedule neutral site games for week 13 of the NSCF XXII Season

Horace Browning, the Northern Moravica Athletic Director(Right), sitting with the Mayor of Zion, Silver Beach(left) at a press conference

HERZEGOVINA CITY, MORAVICA- Both schools insisted that neither had any inkling of the other's plans. Both schools have said that their ideas have long been in the works, that the fact that their domestic archrivals were doing the same thing did not influence their decison-making. You can believe them, you don't have to. But know this- both Northern Moravica and the University of Loyola have created a bold move, a move rarely seen in the NSCF, at least outside of country. Both have announced their intention to schedule regular season neutral site games, in non-NSCF countries, in the last week of the regular season.

First, we'll start with the Northern Moravica announcement. It is obvious that the public school is looking to boost foreign enrollment. They see a glut of foreign student applications at Loyola-Istria, where the press coverage earned as Istria hosted the Olympics introduced the school to a whole range of young people throughout the world. While Northern Moravica tried their best to capitalize on that, Loyola was always going to do a better job of it considering the Olympics were in South Moravica, not North Moravica. They, like many schools, view their sports teams as a number of things. But one of the things a college sports team does, is be a great marketing tool.

Especially, of course, if the team is good. It can be the doorstep. And so the decision to schedule a neutral site game was easy. But where? They looked around, didn't think gridiron would be popular enough in Farfadillis to move the needle, and decided to go to Silver Beach. It is a unique choice. Before Silver Beach essentially evacuated to the Sonnel Region, they were involved in the NSCF. They even had a school reach the NSCF 2 Championship Game. It was a match that made perfect sense. IT would give Silverian students the chance to hear about a college abroad. It would give Silverian gridiron fans the chance to see top level college football in their country. And it would give Northern a chance to both get a day, get a good travel day for their fans, and to market itself.

But they'd need to find an opponent. Who would agree? With Erikssonia's return, the champions of NSCF 2 who beat a Silverian school, they found a match made in heaven. Athletic Director Horace Browning spoke about this. "This was a perfect opportunity for everybody." He said. "While Erikssonia would have wanted to play an old rival, this gives them a chance to establish relations with new schools. And, of course, it draws on their history, since they've played a school from Silver Beach before. Tradition that leads into new opportunities- isn't that what college football is all about? It's good for the University, it's good for both programs, and it will be a fun game, hopefully with high stakes right before the playoffs start."

They were not the only Banijan school looking for a neutral site game. Loyola-Istria had been making whispers ever since their game at Richardson last time around. Now, of course, the Rebel's Cannon Bowl has been played 5 times- only twice on campus. NSCF 17 at Richardson, and the other two games in Ranoria have been held at the Superdome. NSCF XX was at Loyola-Istria, but NSCF 18 was down in Busukuma. While the Stadium of the Restoration was the favorites to get the site back, Loyola was thinking the same thing Northern was, but on a grander scale. Patrick Zervos explained it in his press conference announcing the location.

"We had discussions with Richardson about this way back, shortly after we played them last year." He said. "Of course, it isn't easy to pull something like this off, it's why it took so much time. You've got to cross a lot of T's, and dot a lot of I's, to play abroad for college sports. Plus, of course, this University's focus was on the Olympiad for so much of the summer. But even before the Games, we had a handshake agreement with Richardson that we could take the Rebel's Cannon Bowl to St. Jakob. After the Games ended, and we transitioned on getting our students back to class, we went back to Richardson and St. Jakob, and got everybody to sign on the dotted line."

The stadium that will be used is the Draistadion, with a capacity of 60,000. It is Siovanija & Teusland's biggest city, and it is located in Teusland. It also has a famously large Banijan migrant community. "It's a fantastic deal for St. Jakob." Patrick Zervos said. "The Rebel's Cannon Bowl is the premier non-conference rivalry in all of college football- both sets of fanbases have fully embraced it, and go all in every year. The attendance and the attention around this game is high. Both schools have big alumni bases that will travel, and St. Jakob locals will get the chance to see everything great about the sport- the energy, the tailgating, the passion- everything great about football exists in this rivalry. It will certainly help grow the sport in Siovanija & Teusland."

Of course, Siovanija & Teusland is just south of Banija, in Southwestern Atlantian Oceania. Since this is technically a Loyola home game, they'll get a 60% ticket share, while Richardson will get a 30%, and locals 10%. Locals, of course, are expected to get behind Loyola. The University has said that it will "aggressively market" the University to high school students in St. Jakob while the football team is there.

It reveals the scheduling philosophies for each school are malleable to circumstances. Both, for years, emphasized playing 7 games a year at home. But now, with both playing 6 home games alongside a neutral game, and with Loyola especially giving up those gate receipts for their annual rivalry with Richardson, there are more important things than immediate gate receipts. Both teams have schedule aggressively. Northern Moravica re-adds their rivalry with the University of the Commonwealth, as well as a visit to Quebec to take on Université St. Croix. Loyola will play a school it has never beaten, Mar Sara Tech, alongside travelling to Felswyr State University. Scheduling aggressively, getting that extra home game, but thinking long-term as well. Both visionary programs that are looking towards long-term success- and the schools are looking to get that flowing to the admissions side of things as well.

Other News
- Both teams played preseason games this weekend, to warm up for the season. Loyola-Istria took on Akers University of Northwest Kalactin, and played them at the Istria Olympic Stadium. The Blue Thunder eased out to a 33-6 win, taking a 21-6 lead into the half when the starters played. Both teams obviously emptied the bench, but Chibuzo looked in rhythm for the Blue Thunder, throwing for two touchdowns while Hatabu Jobe ran for the last one. Thanks to not having facilities available due to the Olympic Games, they did most of their training camp at their sister campus in Busukuma. But their offense does not seem to be missing a beat.
- Northern Moravica, for the first time since NSCF 12, played a preseason game prior to the season. In NSCF 12, of course, they played Loyola in the preseason. This time, they played the University of Moravica, away from home. Northern came out with a 24-0 win, showcasing the talent gap between Banija's two NSCF schools and the rest of Banija's college football teams. Both teams also emptied their bench in that one, as the rivalry continued between the two schools for the first time in nearly 7 seasons. They got plenty of pressure on the quarterback.
- The Islamic University of Busoga spent one uneventful season in the NSCF, where it was clearly overmatched by the level of play. This offseason, the Banijan Collegiate Sports Group finally reached an agreement to allow the six Busoga Islander schools back into the organization, therefore expanding its membership from 59 to 65, and it's football playing membership from 57 to 58. The Islamic University then wrote to the NSCF, declaring that they would not return and focus full-time on BCSG competition. The BCSG is the national governing body of college sports in Banija. Loyola-Istria and Northern Moravica are the only two Banijan schools in the organization who do not compete in football domestically, as they exclusively participate in NSCF competition.

by **Valanora** » Wed Oct 14, 2020 12:07 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 **Xanneria** » Thu Oct 15, 2020 9:06 am

Xannerian Polytechnical University Big Blue

SCHOOL NAME: Xannerian Polytechnical Institute
NICKNAME:Big Blue
ENROLLMENT: 2,800 students
LOCATION:Dominica City, Xanneria
STADIUM:Grande Tire Stadium - https://canadathroughmyeye.files.wordpr ... .jpg?w=775
CAPACITY: 42,000
LOCATION: Off Campus
STYLE MOD: +2
OFFENSE:Flexbone Option - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexbone_formation (HEAVY RUN)
DEFENSE: 4 DL - 3LB - 4DB

STARTERS-Offense

QB - #12 Jerry Micheals
RB - #34 DeMarcus Levette
WB -#27 Leroy Gerrity
SB - #2 Archie Watkins
WR - #13 Lucky Garneux
TE - #40 Jack Barnes
LOT - #68 Bryce Williams
LOG - #52 Tim Murhandle
C - #70 Greer Beck
ROG - #62 Ivan Mutwilder
ROT - #59 Jaquasby Shaw

STARTERS-Defense

RDE #93 Keyvon Harbin
RDT #44 Trey Vernon-Watts
LDT #98 James Smith
LDE #69 Aguilar Hernandez
ROLB #37 Max Bown
MLB #54 James Harris
LOLB #58 Bradley Piffle
LCB #8 Deon Murray
RCB #45 Tito Tomothy
FS #31 Marvin Skinner
SS #19 Jeremy Morgan

STARTERS-Special Teams

K #84 Wyat Gownvasser
P #52 Sherman Appleby
KR1 #19 Jeremy Morgan
KR2 #30 Ben Bennett
PR #30 Ben Bennett

Key Reserves
QB #9 Mark Javros
TE #80 Sinclari Edilwatts
SB #14 MaQuan Bourne
WR #1 Tresmond Cutter
RB #30 Ben Bennett
OC #74 Tony Ross
OT #55 Londrick Long
OT #61 Kevin Allburg
DE #11 Bishop Reynolds-Kingsworth
LB #44 Corey Anderson
LB #7 Thurman South
CB #22 Yvon Broussard-Claes
CB #18 Tim Billings
SS #32 Eddie Root

by **Banija** » Thu Oct 15, 2020 10:14 am

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Northern Moravica University Cougars
Five-time champions of the Celestia Conference

School Info
Full Name: Northern Moravica University
Nickname: Cougars
Location: Herzegovina City, Moravica
Enrollment: 37,598
School President: Abbas Bajo. 61 years old. 2nd year on the job.
Athletic Director: Horace Browning(Cosumar). 4th year on the job.
Style Modifier: -1.5

Official Depth Chart for NSCF Season XXII

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

Head Coach: Lance Kabuye. 60 years old. The Head Coach is in his fourth season at Northern Moravica. Being hired in what many would describe as an 'awkward situation' in the beginning- the previous coach, himself fired, who then maneuvered his own way to being Athletic Director, and picking his own successor. Many coaches would not have done that, but they have a great AD-head coach relationship, and the results cannot be argued with. In each of Kabuye's first two seasons, they went to the NSCF Championship Game, with the school defeating Richardson University of Ranoria in the NSCF 19 Championship Game, and getting back to the title game in his second season as they fell to Cold Hill University in NSCF XX.

Kabuye was the head coach of Wild Valley University, a smaller school in the eastern part of the Moravica region, for 6 years. He is innovating offensively- with former offensive coordinator Kawsu Banuma deciding to take a head coaching position at Kizza I College domestically, Kabuye is looking to ratchet away from the spread. They've always been traditionally more of a pro style school, but with Kabuye's comfort with the air raid, alongside Chae Heung-Kim, they innovated the offensive around their star quarterback. Now they will look to be a more traditional Northern team and build from the trenches. After losing in the first round of the playoffs last year, they expect, with quarterback competition expected from Wagner-Young, to be a team that gets better throughout the season and can make a deeper playoff run this season.

Offensive Coordinator & Assistant Head Coach: Idirissa Ouattara. 63 years old. Kind of an out there hire. He was quarterbacks coach at Northern Moravica in NSCF 12 and NSCF 13 under Horace Browning, before he was offered an offensive coordinator position at the University of Ankole in domestic play. He was coordinator there for five seasons (domestic equivalents of NSCF 14-18) before becoming a head coach at Hangaza Tech. His head coaching career was disastrous- he was a poor culture fit, and was fired after just two seasons. He has always been big on the zone read running scheme, and Horace Browning suggested the hire to Kabuye shortly after the old offensive coordinator decided to go be a head coach on his own. This is his 2nd year in the program.

Defensive Coordinator & Assistant Head Coach: Longcan Gassama. 58 years old. The former Northern Linebackers coach has been promoted to defensive coordinator before the start of NSCF 19. IT was an interesting hire, as the head coach was expected to bring along his defensive coordinator from Wild Valley, but that man ended up staying to become the head coach out east. That said, Gassama is a capable coach, and his job is considered safe here in Northern Moravica. With the emphasis switching this season from their more high octane attack to a more traditional Northern squad of dominating in the trenches, the pressure is on Gassama to see if he can put a top ranked defense on the field once again.

Special Teams Coordinator: Edrissa Niang. 69 years old. 4th year as Special Teams Coordinator.

Loyola University Blue Thunder
Two-Time Defending Celestia Conference Champions and defending NSCF Champion

School Info
Full Name: Loyola University @ Istria
Nickname: Blue Thunder
Location: Istria, Moravica
Type: Private, Mormon
Enrollment: 41,566
School President: Bishop Thomas Young(18th year on the job). 81 years old.
Athletic Director: Patrick Zervos(12th year on the job). 54 years old.
Style Modifier: +5

Official Depth Chart for NSCF XXI

Championships: The Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder have an incredible NSCF postseason record, being 17-3 all-time in the postseason in this competition. In NSCF 13, they won the Pioneer Bowl, and in NSCF 14 and NSCF 17, they won the NSCF championship, posting a 3-0 and 4-0 record in those two postseasons, respectively. In NSCF 18, they made a run to the NSCF title game, only to fall to Mar Sara Tech. In both NSCF 19 and NSCF 20, they lost semifinals on their home field, falling to Northern Moravica at home in NSCF 19 and falling to Cold Hill at home in NSCF 20. They redeemed themselves in NSCF 21, defeating Cold Hill in the championship game. They have three Celestia conference championships, winning in NSCF 14, NSCF 20, and NSCF 21.

Individual Accolades: They have racked up individual accolades during their time as a member of the NSCF. Dennis Zervos, their offensive coordinator, was the NSCF's most outstanding player in NSCF 14, and their current quarterback, Isaka Jawara, was the NSCF 17 Offensive Player of the Year en route to their championship run, and the NSCF 18 Most Outstanding Player, and he won the NSCF 19 Offensive Player of the Year award in his senior season. Corrin Fairless, a starting cornerback and their special teams star, won the NSCF 18 Special Teams Player of the Year Award.

Rivalries: North v. South Showdown against Northern Moravica. See Cougar HIstory and Traditions for more.

Their big foreign rival is Richardson University of Ranoria, whom they play annually in the Rebel's Cannon Bowl. The young rivalry has developed quickly, as the teams compete for recruits off the field and championships on it. In NSCF 17, Loyola-Istria travelled to Richardson University for the first game of this rivalry, and lost a very close battle. But in the return in NSCF 18, Richardson University came to Busukuma, and defeated the Blue Thunder at the Stadium of the Restoration. The return was another close battle between the two schools, losing an instant classic in overtime in Ranoria. This rivalry is called the Rebel's Cannon Bowl, and is traditionally contested on the final weekend of the regular season. This season will be the fifth edition of the game. All four of the games have been won by the home side, with Richardson winning in NSCF 17 and NSCF 19, while Loyola-Istria emerged victorious in NSCF 18 and NSCF 20 in what has quickly become one of the NSCF's must see international rivalries.

All-Time NSCF Record

	Wins	Losses	Winning Percentage
Celestia Conference Record	59	11	84.29%
Non-Conference Record	15	6	71.43%
Bowl Game Record	1	0	100%
Playoff Record	16	3	80%
Overall Record	91	20	81.98%

World Cup 81/82/83/84

University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park

University of the Commonwealth Fact File

Location: College Hill--Belle Haven, State of Baker Park
Founded: 1899
2019 enrollment: 38,027 undergraduate/4,122 post graduate
Nickname: Warriors
School Colors: Black and Gold
Chancellor: Dr Robert L Delgado, PhD.
Athletic Director: Melissa Sweeney-Allen
Affiliation: Baker Park Universities Athletic Coalition
Metropolitan College Athletic Conference
Stadium: Jacob F Gleason Field
capacity/surface: 47,306/Fuzzy Field Turf
Head Coach: Ryan Benton (1st season at UC [6-6], career record [10 years] 76-45-2)
Assistant Coaches: Peter Syzmanski
Isaiah Townsend
Allan Oxley
Kyle Jordan
Lee Taylor
Cary Morris
Joe Drummond
Trainer: Hal Kinley

Domestic Results (6-6, 2-2 conference)
@ Coolville State University 17-31
Baker Park A&M 21-31
University of Oceana 21-17
@ University of Endover 6-27
@ Kellerville State University 28-12
Commonwealth Methodist University 26-17
University of Ezriquay 34-31
@ University of Baker Park 10-27
University of Belle Haven 30-21
@ Northern Baker Park State Univ. 27-42
@ Commonwealth Naval Academy 23-50
University of Endborough 24-14

The University of the Commonwealth (usually known as 'UC' or just 'Commonwealth') is the largest institution of higher education in the country by enrollment. Founded as the country's national university, it has been at the forefront of innovation, teaching and leadership since its inception. It is one of the 5 schools that are graded as Level 1A for academic standards and excellence in Baker Park.

The Warriors are the one the sport's most successful programs, second in history all time in wins, games played and National Championships won (11).
They hold the distinction of playing in the first game ever broadcast on nationwide radio, the first game ever televised nationally, and the first college game played at night in the Commonwealth.

Ryan Benton has taken over for long time coach Scott Newell, who leaves behind the legacy of 4 consecutive Mineral Conference crowns in NSCF; the changes in the overall culture and feel of the program have not been revolutionary, but there's still a definite shift in attitude after 28 years of what was seemingly glacial change in UC (and most of college football in Baker Park) philosophically from the 1970's & 80's.
The short to medium passing game in tandem with I formation rushing worked domestically and in NSCF because of the emphasis on precise execution and timing; the Warriors earned respect by their regular opponents across the multiverse for the simple efficiency of their system.

Benton brings an entirely different thinking to College Hill, which his Ezra State teams used in winning or sharing four Conference titles in nine seasons by spreading the defense and taking advantage of the gaps to rack up over 250 yards rushing per game eight straight years. The Warriors took their lumps as they adjusted to the new regime in the UAC season, but are optimistic heading into their fifth NSCF campaign with 39 lettermen having gained experience in the system.

Offense: Spread with emphasis on running (think Auburn, or Michigan under Rodriguez) but without the up-tempo style.
Defense: four man defensive line, situational LB/DB alignment.
Style: +2.99

Roster

2 Jacob Cornwell RB 6-1 175 SR  #
6 Clint Okoli RB 5-10 200 SR
7 Brandon Bullins QB 6-4 220 JR  #
8 Donald Key QB 6-3 200 SO
9 Desmond McKenzie WR 6-1 170 SO
10 Aaron Hazel DB 6-1 180 SR
11 Lowell Handler RB 6-0 184 JR 
12 Matt McDonald WR 6-4 187 JR  #
15 Eddie Scroggins WR 5-11 190 JR
18 Dalton Dempsey DB 6-1 210 JR
22 Ray Darden RB 6-0 220 SR
25 Edward Lee DB 5-11 168 SR  #
26 Carlos Wright  DB  6-0 212 SR  #
27 Jordan Bailey DB 6-0 170 SR  #
34 Ryan Wilson DB 5-10 190 SR  #
35 Seth Friel LB 5-10 200 SR  #
38 Cristian Alvarez K 5-9 175 SR  #
41 Anthony Frazier P 6-1 185 JR   #
42 Tony Hollis LB 6-1 225 JR  
44 Nick Giuliano LB 6-3 225 SR  #
45 Keyshawn Hailey DB 6-2 200 SR   
46 Troy Hollis LB 6-0 220 SR  #
50 Noah Wetzel LB 6-1 215 SR  # 
51 Mark Woods, Jr DL 6-4 270 SR  #
52 Justin Bond LB 6-0 228 JR
54 Derion Green OL 6-2 280 JR
61 Nicolson Francois OL 6-2 295 SR  #
63 Austin Main DL 6-2 288 SR  #
68 James Allison OL 6-1 295 SR #
71 Antoine Walker OL 6-2 285 JR  #
74 Carlos Jackson OL 6-3 285 JR  #
75 Alistair Whittington   DL 6-4 325 SO #
78 Noah Buttiglieri OL 6-2 305 SR  #
81 Tristan Davis WR 5-10 162 SR  #
83 Jerry McBride TE 6-3 225 SR  #
85 Cameron Corbett WR 5-10 190 SO 
88 Deyron Turner WR 5-11 180 SO
89 Grant Engle TE 6-1 238 SO
90 Saquan Gaylord DL 6-5 263 SR #
95 Randy Robinson  DL 6-2 280 JR

# starters/primary subs

The Warriors host opponents at Jacob F Gleason Field, located on the western edge of campus; a short walking distance from the College Hill station on the CARTA Yellow Line, and the student residential & commercial area of Asbury Park, Gleason has been touted as one of the 5 best away day experiences in NSCF. Opposing fans are treated as welcome guests, invited to participate in pre-game parties held on the front lawns and porches of student houses, protected by the student community and the Metro PD during the course of the pre and post game activities, and often provided with complimentary drinks at the many bars, pubs and taverns in the area of University Avenue.

RP Permissions
Choose my scorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod Injuries to my players: TG
Godmod other events: Y

TG me for anything you have questions/ideas about

by **Tikariot** » Fri Oct 16, 2020 8:15 am

Ravencroft Academy Wraiths

The Ravencroft Academy is one of the top three universities in Tikariot together with the University of Viljamark Fort Viljan and the University of Viljamark Skarraborg, located in Ravencroft, Viljamark. The Wraiths have been one of the dominating teams in the collegiate sports scene in Tikariot and now have registered for the NSCF to measure themselves against other top level universities from around the multiverse. One of the biggest challenges for visiting team will be the weather as Ravencroft is known for early outbreaks of winter, often making the playing surface treacherous with snow and ice.

Mascot: The Grim Reaper
Colors: Black, purple and silver
Fight Song: "Something Wicked This Way Comes"

QB	
4	Iiro Penttilä
10	Adrian Borgström
	
HB	
49	Viljami Hemilä
33	Johan Östlund
23	Mikael Torvalds
	
FB	
42	Alfred Drakenberg
45	Víkingur Sævarsson
	
WR	
89	Sondre Paulsrud
16	Stefan Heidenstam
11	Sebastian Degermark
84	Elias Asikainen
85	Joar Widforss
	
TE	
87	Rasmus Fredman
88	Ensio Tuomalaa
81	Hjalmar Hagerström
	
LT	
72	Ingmar Fredholm
70	Börje Forslund
	
LG	
69	Eric Friberg
65	Roar Jakhelln
	
C	
55	Fannberg Sigurnýasarson
50	Kjell Mostad
	
RG	
64	Ralf Kivelä
66	Jokke Kangaskorpi
	
RT	
75	Tuukka Hannula
74	Frímann Aðalborgarsson
	
DEFENSE	
LE	
71	Olli Laaksonen
51	Ilkka Alatalo
	
DT	
90	Patrik Hagström
92	Friðrik Dagmannsson
99	Petter Frisk
	
RE	
77	Zacarias Sundberg
79	Veijo Laitinen
	
LOLB	
54	Harald Mellem
52	Idar Thorkildsen
	
MLB	
95	Rauno Jaksala
40	Thor Bjerregard
97	Oliver Lerkendal
	
ROLB	
44	Øyvind Fosse
48	Snorre Ludvigsen
	
CB	
25	Styrkár Kristvinsson
30	Simeoni Moilanen
36	Kaarlo Venäläinen
31	Håkon Olvestad
	
SS	
22	Mathias Hedlund
35	Torsti Rautio
	
FS	
20	Leif Cederblom
24	Carl Olofsson
	
SPECIAL TEAMS	
K	
7	Trym Engebretsen
1	Orvar Sköld
	
P	
8	Farman Tegnér
2	Veikko Kauppinen
	
LS	
50	Guðveigur Magnþórsson
	
H	
10	Endre Greseth
	
KR/PR	
49	Joel Norddahl
89	Kjell Bordinggaard

The Stadium:
Ragnar Trygvisson Stadium, nicknamed The Graveyard (35,000)

Style mod: +4

Week 1: vs N-N Palæontological-Centred Research University
Week 2: vs Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish
Week 3: @ Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc
Week 4: vs Provolone University Griffins
Week 5: @ Xannerian Polytechnical Institute Big Blue
Week 6: @ N-N Palæontological-Centred Research University
Week 7: @ Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish
Week 8: vs Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc
Week 9: @ Provolone University Griffins
Week 10: vs Xannerian Polytechnical Institute Big Blue

Non-conference games:

Week 11: vs Kohnhead City University Mighty Eagles
Week 12: TBC
Week 13: TBC

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my scorers: Yep
Godmod scoring events: Sure
RP injuries to my players: Within reason
Godmod Injuries to my players: No, thank you
Suspend my players: I guess
Godmod suspension events: Not really
Godmod other events: Depends

by **Chromatika** » Sun Oct 18, 2020 7:39 pm

Felswyr State University Firehawks
Stadium: Reborn from Ashes (Cap. 14,000), Felswyr, Mountain District, Chromatika
Offensive Base Formation: 5 OL, 3 WR, 2 TE, 1 QB
Defensive Base Formation: 3 DL, 3 LB, 1 SS, 1 FS, 3 CB

COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Misha Florentine, 41
Born and raised in Felswyr, Forentine has been one of the biggest proponents of Gridiron Football in Chromatika for years. He was a successful businessperson under the Chromatik Party, but dissolved his state-run factory during the Rainbow Revolution, using the funds to create Chromatika's first Gridiron Football academy. A charismatic visionary, Florentine is someone who likes to delegate the actual football duties (he was never a player but loves the game) while being the front office manager. The fact that he has landed Felswyr State University a spot in the NSCF is a huge victory to both him and to Chromatik Gridiron Football as a whole.

Offensive Coordinator: Naia Curentino, 34
Who is Naia Curentino? She played football semiprofessionally in the Regional Leagues for a few years before calling her career quits and going all in on Florentine's plan. An avid fan of the NSCF (her favorite team until Felswyr State entered the competition was University of Loyola-Istria, she's revealed in a few interviews), she's the mad scientist of the Coaching Staff. Why use a 3-3-5? Her answer is that the personnel that the team has isn't suited to have any backs at all, and that speed and possessing the ball will do the job. She's very animated, very forward, and very driven. Someone that the team needs if they're going to make a name for themselves.

Defensive Coordinator: Kasen Harrowitz, 38
A fullback for a number of seasons for the Deprí Sanar Vipers, Harrowitz is a recent convert to Gridiron football, but carries some of the regular football tendencies to his game. He stresses strong fundamentals in tackling and discipline, with an additional emphasis on tipping the ball at the line of scrimmage. Towering over many people at 6 ft 10 inches, he is imposing yet gentle, stern yet kind.

Special Teams Coordinator: Vera James, 29
A savant of trick plays and taking risks, James is the youngest member of the staff by far. She views every instance of special teams impacting the match as an opportunity to hit it big, and will always look for players who can do more than they are supposed to. A tricky, catty individual, she's willing to do almost anything to win.

Head Physio: Marius Benne, 35
The younger brother of Zoe "Z" Benne, the Chromatik National Football Team's physio, Marius is the more serious of the two, all business all the time. He's pretty good at his job.

OFFENSE
Usual Starters in Italics

Quarterbacks
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#03    Sarai Gwenderyn   19     L    6 ft  1 in    Z'ai'ai        Composed, Consistent, Quick
#08    Isaac Kasterman   19     R    5 ft  10 in   Myana          Speedy, Streaky, Nimble
#15    Juliana Mox       20     R    5 ft  9 in    Chromia        Bulky, Tough, Quiet

Wide Receivers
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#11    Alessandra Mio    21     R    6 ft  5 in    Omnio          High Reach, Tough, Even-Keeled
#15    Micky Jottle      20     L    6 ft  3 in    Deprí Lanar    Quick, Flashy, Kick Returner
#81    Carson Mettre     19     L    6 ft  2 in    Felswyr        Sure-Handed, Soft-Spoken, Punt Returner
#80    Anne Clementine   20     R    6 ft  7 in    Hanai          Route Runner, Decent Speed, Consistent
#13    Marrick Kaio      22     L    6 ft  9 in    Jatho          Beanstalk, High Reach, Prone to Drops
#84    Mi-Yeon Kim       21     R    6 ft  4 in    Alnio          Natural, Leader, Nimble

Tight Ends
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#88    Niles Gwivern     20     L    6 ft  5 in    Chromia        Blocker, Receiver, Team Leader
#87    Isabella Pont     19     R    6 ft  2 in    Rhoni          Blocker, Sturdy, Initiates Contact
#49    Amos Pine         20     L    6 ft  7 in    Urrheddiao     Route Runner, Receiver, Crafty
#41    Mina Lott         21     R    6 ft  8 in    Eyrods         Blocker, Large, Mean

Offensive Tackles
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#74    Bernard Perry     22     R    6 ft  8 in    Deprí Sanar    Agile, Mobile, Quick
#66    Ezekiel Lamia     20     L    6 ft  2 in    Egren          Tough, Mower, Run Blocker
#77    Jericho Kitt      19     R    6 ft  3 in    Z'ai'ai        Pass Blocker, Smart, Reserved
#68    Mario Li          21     L    6 ft  9 in    Anfanhar       Run Blocker, Sturdy, Fiery
#78    Min-Gu Kim        19     R    6 ft  4 in    Wirr Tsi       Well-Rounded, Smart, Quick

Offensive Guards
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#69    Pomeroy Lockhart  21     R    6 ft 11 in    Vitoron        Leader, Strong, Visionary
#72    James Perry       20     L    6 ft  3 in    Deprí Pelar    Pass Blocker, Frisky, Fiery
#73    Cade Gott         19     R    5 ft  9 in    Pria           Pass Blocker, Strong, Driven
#61    Dwight King       20     L    6 ft  8 in    Pùr            Run Blocker, Nimble, Quiet
#63    William Megalon   19     R    6 ft  3 in    Tihon          Well-Rounded, Smart, Quick

Centers
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#71    Mikel Kingston    19     L    6 ft  3 in    Inon           Solid, Leader, Mighty
#52    Kaia James        20     L    6 ft  7 in    Lhor           Long Snapper, Versatile, Strong
#62    Anniva Ria        19     R    6 ft  6 in    Shantarr       Run Blocker, Nimble, Careful

Offensive Philosophy

How does this team play with no backs? There is always a medium route runner, a short route runner, and a deep route runner, with one tight end blocking and another running an intermediate route. At times, Mio and Jottle come around on end-arounds, while Gwenderyn does pretty well on quarterback draws and designed keepers. It is customary for total rushing yards to be around fifty, while the quarterback will attempt around forty pass attempts. Though they do throw the ball all the time, they still huddle up most of the time and run the clock down to around 20 seconds or so. It is a tempo-based throwing scheme with most plays designed to have no more then five-second-dropbacks. Mio is the best deep threat, Jottle the speedster, while Mettre the possession receiver. Niles Gwivern is the wild card - lining up almost anywhere around and capable of running any route or blocking, while Pont is the primary blocking tight end on most plays. Pont does leak out if nobody comes on blitzes.

DEFENSE
Usual Starters in Italics

Defensive Ends
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#60    Jill Lia          20     L    6 ft  5 in    Kynxe          Endless Motor, Speedy, Shines Under the Spotlight
#65    Lara Jun          19     R    6 ft  4 in    Knetyohai      Deflects Passes, Sizeable, Cheerful
#61    Raia Urstein      19     B    5 ft 11 in    D'rea          Run Stopper, Ambidextrous, Powerful
#51    Amie Rix          20     R    5 ft  8 in    Crix           Cutthroat, Enforcer, Serious

Defensive Tackles
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#79    Parry Mioto       23     R    5 ft 10 in    Brisara        Motored, Clumsy, Passionate  
#62    Im-Gyung Park     22     L    6 ft  1 in    Tor            Physical, Likeable, Studious
#75    Victoria Mai      19     R    6 ft  2 in    Cheonju        Swift, Free-Spirited, Stoic
#58    Cane Millon       21     L    6 ft  1 in    Ming           Tough, Even-Footed, Intelligent
 
Outside Linebackers
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#44    Cara Setri        22     L    6 ft  2 in    Wix            Edge Rusher, Decent Coverage, Leader
#41    Amber Li          20     R    5 ft 11 in    Qet            Coverage Linebacker, Instinctive, Edgy
#40    Matthew Segwick   21     L    6 ft  3 in    Limonte        Run Stopper, Tackler, Special Team Specialist
#53    Bo-Geum Park      19     R    5 ft 10 in    Larhai         Coverage Linebacker, Sure-Handed, Deflector

Middle Linebackers
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#59    Mi-Hyeon Park     19     R    6 ft  6 in    Chromia        Tackling Machine, Leader, Driven
#42    Carrie Hye        20     L    5 ft  7 in    Myana          Special Team Specialist, Coverage Linebacker, Nimble
#55    Andrei Morales    20     B    6 ft  5 in    Lorentine      Understudy, Great Basics, Strong

Strong Safeties
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#37    Candice Jones     22     L    6 ft  9 in    Omnio          Run Stopper, Enforcer, Mild-Mannered
#22    Aria Konen        21     R    6 ft  2 in    Deprí Sanar    Coverage Specialist, Quick, Even-Footed

Free Safeties
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#24    Vi Nia-Kaid       21     R    6 ft  4 in    Penat          Long Reach, Coverage Specialist, Can Miss Tackles
#38    Marrione Otis     20     L    6 ft  2 in    Eyrods         Run Stopper, Tackler, Aggressive

Cornerbacks
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#21    Nikolai Dimitrov  22     L    6 ft  5 in    Umbar          Deflector, Long-Armed, Man-to-Man Specialist
#29    Paul Mattieu      19     R    6 ft  3 in    Tihon          Sure Tackler, Agile, Sideline Hugger
#33    Usmer Gialla      20     R    6 ft  9 in    Pria           Nickel Back, Coverage Specialist, Tackler
#38    Benjamin Gerard   21     L    6 ft  8 in    Rhoni          Special Team Specialist, Quick, Long-Armed
#23    Gavin Merth       19     L    6 ft  7 in    Myana          Coverage Specialist, Nimble, Energetic
#45    Alia Havenant     19     R    6 ft  5 in    Alnio          Young, Tackler, Strong

Defensive Philosophy

A 3-3-5 means that the Nickel Back is on the field for 100% of the time, and plays the effect of a third safety or a fourth linebacker. Dimitrov and Mattieu are asked to be on islands a lot of the time, and Nia-Kald often helps, with Gialla helping out, too. This allows Setri and Park to play more aggressively.

SPECIAL TEAMS
Usual Starters in Italics

Kickers
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#06    Sara McAllister   18     R    6 ft  2 in    Felswyr        Clutch, Composed, Intelligent

Punters
Num    Name             Age   R/L    Height        Hometown       Description
#12    Nellie Katt       19     L    6 ft  7 in    Randan         Directional Punter, Easy-Going, Strategic

Special Teams Philosophy

A kicker should never miss. Play for field position. Solid fundamentals. Nellie Katt is a surprisingly good thrower.

Season Schedule
Week 1: vs. Aubergine-Bark Sports School (KGS)
Week 2: @ New Paradise University (IEM)
Week 3: vs. Sadeg State University (DRK)
Week 4: @ Cavsar University (DRK)
Week 5: vs. Surrey Perimeter College (HAP)
Week 6: @ Aubergine-Bark Sports School (KGS)
Week 7: vs. New Paradise University (IEM)
Week 8: @ Sadeg State University (DRK)
Week 9: vs. Cavsar University (DRK)
Week 10: @ Surrey Perimeter College (HAP)
Week 11: vs. Salmantic University (KOR)
Week 12: vs. University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ)
Week 13: @ Kohnhead City University (KND)

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.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: No.
Godmod Other Events: No.
Style Modifier: -4

by **Drawkland** » Sun Oct 18, 2020 8:19 pm

Big Eight, Woodlands, Mineral
MD1

The first NSCF 22 cutoff is inbound! Since Northwest Kalactin is away, I'll be scorinating the Mineral Conference this week. Don't worry, we'll Handle With Care every matchday!

BIG EIGHT
Eirīkssonia University 36–37 The Northwest Ballina College
Richardson University 32–23 Akers University
Cold Hill University 54–17 Kohnhead City University

  BIG EIGHT CONFERENCE                             Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 Cold Hill University                               1    1   0    54   17  +37
2 Richardson University                              1    1   0    32   23   +9
3 The Northwest Ballina College                      1    1   0    37   36   +1
4 Eirīkssonia University                             1    0   1    36   37   −1
5 Akers University                                   1    0   1    23   32   −9
6 Kohnhead City University                           1    0   1    17   54  −37

WOODLANDS
Ravencroft Academy 16–24 N-N Palæontological-Centred Research University
Université du Saguenay 25–34 Xannerian Polytechnical Institute
Université St. Croix 37–9 Provolone University

  WOODLANDS CONFERENCE                             Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 Université St. Croix                               1    1   0    37    9  +28
2 Xannerian Polytechnical Institute                  1    1   0    34   25   +9
3 N-N Palæontological-Centred Research University    1    1   0    24   16   +8
4 Ravencroft Academy                                 1    0   1    16   24   −8
5 Université du Saguenay                             1    0   1    25   34   −9
6 Provolone University                               1    0   1     9   37  −28

MINERAL
The Academy of Space (SPA) 33–9 Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy (SQR)
The Terrestrial Acclimation Academy (SPA) 29–16 Université de la Catherine du Nord (RTS)
University of the Commonwealth (CBP) 41–16 Castle Hall University (NAG)

  MINERAL CONFERENCE                         Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 University of the Commonwealth               1    1   0    41   16  +25
2 The Academy of Space                         1    1   0    33    9  +24
3 The Terrestrial Acclimation Academy          1    1   0    29   16  +13
4 Université de la Catherine du Nord           1    0   1    16   29  −13
5 Squidroidia Armed Forces Academy             1    0   1     9   33  −24
6 Castle Hall University                       1    0   1    16   41  −25

by **Ranoria** » Sun Oct 18, 2020 9:56 pm

Governors Win Tight Contest Over Akers State,
Diamond Rhine Lights Up Kohnhead

Not that it's any surprise, but this offense runs through #22

Who would have thought the Governors would open the season with a thirty point outburst? Better yet, the fact that they'd have to in order to hang on in this one. Akers State, an NSCF stalwart who recently moved to the Big 8, gave the reigning Big 8 champs all they could handle and more with an explosive passing attack. It was the first time we've seen Splinter Woodson since he left to play for the Capitals, which appears to have been a solid career move. Woodson totaled 4,168 yards and 28 touchdowns in domestic play. He did more than his fair share in this one, avoiding Richardson's burly, disruptive front four for most of the game, only taking two sacks.

Makang Secka and Jabyess Hawkins, meanwhile, were the best players on the defensive side. They were able to prevent any big plays outside the numbers despite allowing a few receptions, condensing the playing field and at least stopping the bleeding early on.

And Beacon Murray, at quarterback, actually played a decent game! The junior passer made a good few impressive throws and avoided turning the football over. Baraka Hali was his favorite target, the sophomore reeling in eight catches and a touchdown. He only totaled seventy yards, but it was a bright spot after the Banijan wideout was inconsistent a year ago.

The offensive line dominated throughout, keeping Beacon Murray's jersey clean all game and paving open holes for the star of the show, Kuenda Sello. The runner-up for Ranoria's McNair-Torrent MVP award showed us why in this one. He handled 28 carries and racked up 170 yards, hammering in three touchdowns on the way to a dominant opener for his statline.

He was particularly dominant late in the fourth quarter, when Richardson had finally taken a 25-23 lead, taking over with seven carries on a clock-killing six minute drive that would end in his final touchdown of the day. After that, Akers State just didn't have enough time to drive down and keep the shootout going. Had they managed to stop that drive, this game could have gone either way, as the Capitals offense proved itself more than capable of scoring on this vaunted defense.

Next week, we'll be facing the Eirīkssonia University Tomcats, who lost a 36-37 shootout against Northwest Ballina College. Our defense showed it can hold a strong offense to a reasonable number of points, here's to hoping our offense, and Beacon Murray, can do just enough for us to win.

A totally bare receiving room didn't appear to slow down the best quarterback in college football. Deondre Rhine was unstoppable in the opener

This was a matchup of teams with two totally different philosophies. Where Kohnhead's squad relies on agile, athletic quarterbacks whom are able to run option plays, and does not place much value on a strong arm, the Buffalo pride themselves on that arm. The Mighty Eagles bring a lot of speed to the table, and have the potential to burn anyone they play with that factor, but Cold Hill has some of the best athletes in Ranoria, and they were able to keep up, at least for today.

The defense's aggression and constant blitzing kept the Mighty Eagles on their toes, with Brock Golden and and Travis Jenner at edge each providing multiple tackles for a loss. Emil Johnson and Katil Jackman, at corner, both came in on delayed blitzes sporadically throughout the game, but generally the team's heavy emphasis on loading up the line of scrimmage came in handy. Agnor Viridian made a few pass break ups in the middle of the field that would end otherwise productive drives, as well.

Cold Hill was also continually frustrated by their quick, rythmic passing game that led to a sack shutout of the Buffalo, which might be something to build on come their next matchup in week 6.

Really, the Mighty Eagles offense didn't perform badly. They actually managed to dominate time of possession, 39:47 to 20:13.

The defense, however, was a different story. Deondre Rhine picked them apart seemingly at will. The quarterback would end the game with a statline becoming all too common for him: 6 passing touchdowns to go along with 407 yards. The yardage totals were spread thin among a group of pass catchers who just don't quite stack up to most, but Dorian Browne-Clarke, at least, was solid from the tight end position. Rhine would end up going to 9 different receivers, on a day when he officially passed Thorn Davis for the most touchdowns thrown by a Buffalo quarterback in the NSCF. Davis tossed 67 touchdowns, and Rhine now has 73, as the two were tied at 67 coming into the year. It should also be noted, Richardson quarterbacks John Garrett and Ifeatu Chinese finished their NSCF careers with 88 and 63 career passing touchdowns in the NSCF. Rhine has already blown away the latter, and should catch up with Farmboy, easily, by the endof this season.

Now, Cold Hill never hands the ball off a lot, but this game was odd even for them. John Judge, the starting running back, handled the ball just nine times, while backup Deon James chipped in for a another three and Rhine took it five times himself.

When questioned after the game, head coach Chris Dale waved off reporters. "No, we have no problem burying opponents. If it's working, why slow down? Besides, our running back isn't consistently breaking tackles, and is completely relying on the line to do his job. So I'm not putting the game in his hands, no."

That's certainly a storyline to watch, but for now, the Buffalo are riding high and far from worry, as they are the class of the Big 8, if only by technicality this early in the season.

* * * * *

"Rhine!" Head coach Chris Dale shouted as the young man exited the locker room, pulling a shirt on as he did so, "We've got someone who wants to see you!" Rhine, tired, looked over to see a kid, just a bit shorter than himself, with a classic recruit's name tag emblazoned on his chest.

"Aurel Strathos," he muttered. The name was lost for a moment, but clicked rather suddenly, "Jesus kid, aren't you like, the number two recruit in the country?"

"Yeah," Aurel replied, exuding every bit of the confidence that someone at his level should, but often didn't.

Rhine chuckled, looking to Chris Dale, "Here I thought we didn't let recruits talk to the players after games. C'mon, coach."

Dale shrugged, "You know as well as I do that the stars get special treatment. Give me a break, will ya?"

"Once they update the rankings, hopefully I'll be number one," Aurel continued, "Had one hell of a game out there. Might have trouble taking your spot." Rhine shot him a speculative look, but Aurel laughed, extending a fist, "Just kidding boss. I'm a huge fan, you've done a lot to put Ranoria on the map with international sports. Our World Bowl squad embarrassed themselves in the post season last year, Richardson isn't much better, and our hockey and baseball are a disgrace." Deondre Rhine smirked, accepting the fist bump, "So I'm just hoping to continue your legacy on that front."

Rhine nodded, "Seems like you've got this all figured out, you cocky little sprout," he smiled as he said it, making sure the kid knew he was joking, "What makes you so sure you won't choose Ranoria State? Or Richardson?"

"Aurel!" A woman called from down the hall, "We really need to be going, church in the morning, remember?" Aurel nodded to the woman.

"One second, mom!" He removed his left hand from his coat pocket, flashing a high school championship ring, "Honestly? I like jewelry. I'll be in touch boss." The kid's mother yelled an apology before she led him away, and 'Diamond' Rhine shot his coach a sideways look.

"You're gonna have your hands full with that one, coach." Rhine rubbed his eyes, exhausted, as Chris Dale raised a finger.

"Maybe. But so will the entire multiverse, by the time he's in the lineup."

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Sun Oct 18, 2020 10:39 pm

Celestia, Horizon, Zephyr
MD1 Cutoff!

The God's Favourite Sporting Menu is back!

Celestia Conference
Salamantic Universities Professors (KOR) 33–10 Academia Politechnica Civitas Soria (LIS)
Northern Moravica University Cougars (BNJ) 30–3 University of Saint Michael the Archangel Crusaders (LIS)
Loyola University Blue Thunder (BNJ) 58–17 University of Agin Kaya Commanders (IAU)

Horizon Conference
Sadeg State University Skyhawks (DRK) 45–23 Surrey Perimeter College Redhawks (HAP)
Cavsar University Gladiators (DRK) 24–10 New Paradise University Snakes (IEM)
Felswyr State University Firehawks (CMT) 39–7 Aubergine-Bark Sports School Toughies (KGS)

Zephyr Conference
Ceneisis Naval Academy Ensigns (AFT) 10–10 Raynor University Rockets (VAL) (16–13 OT)
Thereisnogodistan Community College Atheists (NGD) 24–30 Mar Sara Tech Raiders (VAL)
Bowerstone University Bolts (ATH) 54–13 Chan University of Sport and Technology (JOV)

Tables to be up in MD2.