recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
2086 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

Miami Dolphins 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (5th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (4th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 11-5 (6th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 5-11

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Detroit Lions 11-5 (6th seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 13-3 (1st seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9-7 (8th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Carolina Panthers 6-10

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (3rd seed)

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 9-7

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bengals 23 **Ravens 29** (ot)

Cin 10/3/7/3/0

Bal 0/10/10/3/6

**Steelers 24** Colts 19

Pit 7/7/7/3

Ind 3/10/3/3

Jets 26 **Bills 30**

Nyj 10/3/10/3

Buf 3/7/10/10

Chiefs 33 **Broncos 38**

KC 3/10/14/6

Den 0/14/10/14

#### NFC

49ers 18 **Giants 21**

SF 10/0/0/8

Nyg 7/7/7/0

Lions 26 **Cardinals 35**

Det 10/6/7/3

Ari 7/14/7/7

Buccaneers 24 **Saints 34**

TB 10/0/7/7

No 0/14/10/10

**Packers 24** Vikings 21

GB 0/7/7/10

Min 14/0/0/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Steelers 33** Ravens 27

Pit 10/10/10/3

Bal 10/7/3/7

Broncos 38 **Bills 41** (ot)

Den 14/7/10/7/0

Buf 10/14/7/7/3

#### NFC

Packers 21 **Saints 31**

GB 14/0/0/7

No 3/14/7/7

Giants 25 **Cardinals 42**

Nyg 6/6/3/10

Ari 7/14/14/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 20 **Bills 31**

Pit 10/3/7/0

Buf 3/0/14/14

#### NFC

**Cardinals 29** Saints 27

Ari 10/6/10/3

No 7/10/3/7

## Superbowl

Location: NRG Stadium, Houston,Texas

**Cardinals 28** Bills 13

Ari 7/7/7/7

Buf 3/0/10/0

Superbowl Champion: Arizona Cardinals

Superbowl MVP: Devonte Wright (QB) Arizona Cardinals
1933 College Balloon Ball Season

The 1933 College Balloon Ball Season was the first ever organized collegiate balloon ball season. Only 10 teams competed. These 10 teams have since become 10 of the most successful in all of college balloon ball, and are known as the "Founding 10."

## Schedule

### Ohio State -

at. Penn State - W

vs. Syracuse - W

at. Michigan State - W

vs. SMU - W

at. Miami (FL) - W

at. Florida State - W

vs. Texas - L

vs. TCU - L

at. LSU - W

### Texas -

vs. SMU - W

at. TCU - W

vs. LSU - W

at. Michigan State - W

vs. Syracuse - W

at. Penn State - L

at. Ohio State - W

vs. Miami (FL) - W

vs. Florida State - W

### Penn State -

Vs. Ohio State - L

at. Florida State - W

at. LSU - W

at. SMU - L

vs. Michigan State - L

vs. Texas - W

at. Syracuse - L

vs. TCU - L

at. Miami (FL) - W

### Michigan State

vs. Syracuse - L

vs. Miami (FL) - W

vs. Ohio State - L

vs. Texas - L

at. Penn State - W

at. Florida State - L

vs. SMU - W

at. TCU - L

vs. LSU - W

### Syracuse

at. Michigan State - W

at. Ohio State - L

vs. Miami (FL) - W

at. TCU - W

at. Texas - L

vs. Penn State - W

at. Florida State - W

vs. SMU - W

vs. LSU - W

### Miami (FL)

vs. Florida State - L

at. Michigan State - L

vs. Syracuse - L

at. LSU - L

vs. Ohio State - L

at. Texas - L

at. TCU - L

vs. Penn State - L

at. SMU - L

### Florida State

at. Miami (FL) - W

vs. Penn State - L

at. TCU - L

vs. Ohio State - L

at. LSU - W

vs. Syracuse - L

at. Texas - L

vs. Michigan State - W

at. SMU - W

### LSU

vs. TCU - L

at. SMU - L

vs. Penn State - L

at. Texas - L

vs. Miami (FL) - W

vs. Florida State - L

vs. Ohio State - L

at. Michigan State - L

at. Syracuse - L

### SMU

at. Texas - L

vs. LSU - W

at. TCU - L

vs. Penn State - W

at. Ohio State - L

at. Michigan State - L

vs. Miami (FL) - W

vs. Florida State - L

vs. Syracuse - L

### TCU

at. LSU - W

Vs. Texas - L

vs. SMU - W

vs. Syracuse - L

vs. Florida State - W

at. Ohio State - W

at. Penn State - W

vs. Michigan State - W

vs. Miami (FL) - W
2082 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 12-4 (2nd seed)

New England Patriots 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 9-7

Buffalo Bills 7-9

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (3rd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (8th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 10-6 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 8-8

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (4th seed)

New York Giants 10-6 (7th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 11-5 (6th seed)

Green Bay Packers 8-8

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 12-4 (3rd seed)

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (5th seed)

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Browns 30** Bengals 27 (ot)

Cle 10/0/10/7/3

Cin 7/7/3/10/0

**Titans 30** Broncos 20

Ten 10/3/10/7

Den 3/7/10/0

Patriots 29 **Jets 31**

NE 10/3/10/6

Nyj 7/7/14/3

Steelers 10 **Colts 21**

Pit 7/0/3/0

Ind 0/7/7/7

#### NFC

**Vikings 22** Falcons 20

Min 9/0/10/3

Atl 7/3/10/0

Giants 16 **Bears 24**

Nyg 3/7/3/3

Chi 7/7/7/3

Saints 30 **Cowboys 35**

No 14/3/10/3

Dal 0/7/14/14

Rams 23 **49ers 28**

Lar 10/0/7/6

SF 7/7/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Titans 34** Jets 17

Ten 17/3/7/7

Nyj 0/3/7/7

Browns 30 **Colts 32**

Cle 10/7/7/6

Ind 9/10/10/3

#### NFC

Cowboys 34 **Bears 40**

Dal 14/3/14/3

Chi 20/3/10/7

Vikings 20 **49ers 23**

Min 10/0/10/0

SF 6/7/0/10

### Conference

#### AFC

Titans 23 **Colts 29** (ot)

Ten 6/7/7/3/0

Ind 3/0/10/10/6

#### NFC

**Bears 28** 49ers 21

Chi 7/0/7/14

SF 7/7/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada

Colts 17 **Bears 20**

Ind 7/0/7/3

Chi 10/7/0/3

Superbowl Champion: Chicago Bears

Superbowl MVP: Austin Wayne (QB) Chicago Bears
2026 Texas A&M Aggies Football Team

## Week 1 (Saturday September 5th)

Vs Texas St. W 51-17

Txst 7/3/0/7

Tamu 0/24/17/10

TV: ESPN2

## Week 2 (Saturday September 12th)

Vs Arizona St. W 33-31

Asu 14/10/7/0

Tamu 3/10/10/10

TV: ESPN

## Week 3 (Saturday September 19th)

@ Rice. W 38-10

TAMU 10/14/7/7

Rice 7/0/3/0

TV: SECN

## Week 4 (Saturday September 26th)

@ #13 Auburn W 27-24

Au 10/0/7/7

Tamu 7/0/10/10

TV: CBS

## Week 5 (Saturday October 3rd)

Vs # 22 Arkansas L 41-38 (2ot)

Ark 7/7/7/7/7/6

Tamu 0/7/7/14/7/3

TV: ESPN

## Week 6 (Saturday October 10th)

@ Miss st. W 34-17

Tamu 10/7/7/10

Mst. 7/0/10/0

TV: SECN

## Week 8 (Saturday October 17th)

@ #1 Alabama L 35-27

Tamu 14/3/3/7

Bama 0/14/14/7

TV: CBS

## Week 9 (Saturday October 24th)

@ South Carolina L 29-23

Tamu 10/3/3/7

Scar 14/5/3/7

TV: SECN

## Week 10 (Saturday October 31st)

Vs Missouri W 31-24

Mizzou 10/14/0/0

Tamu 3/7/7/14

TV: ESPN

## Week 12 (Saturday November 14th)

Vs #25 Ole Miss. W 27-17

Miss 10/0/0/7

Tamu 0/10/10/7

TV: ABC

## Week 13 (Saturday November 21st)

@ Iowa W 19-10

Tamu 3/3/10/3

Iowa 7/3/0/0

TV: ESPN

## Week 14 (Thursday November 26th/ Thanksgiving)

Vs #16 LSU L 27-16

LSU 7/10/3/7

Tamu 3/3/3/7

TV: ESPN

## Music City Bowl (Saturday December 26th)

Vs #21 Michigan St. L 31-14

TAMU 7/0/7/0

Msu 0/10/7/14

TV: ABC
2052 NFL Draft

## Draft Order (pre-draft day)

1. Atlanta Falcons

2. Buffalo Bills

3. Dallas Cowboys

4. Chicago Bears

5. New York Giants

6. San Antonio Bulls

7. Portland Hornets

8. Tennessee Titans

9. San Francisco 49ers

10. Toronto Blizzards

11. Cleveland Browns

12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

13. Baltimore Ravens

14. Houston Texans

15. Detroit Lions

16. Jacksonville Jaguars

17. Miami Dolphins

18. Kansas City Chiefs

19. Philadelphia Eagles

20. Los Angeles Rams

21. Indianapolis Colts

22. Green Bay Packers

23. Arizona Cardinals

24. Los Angeles Chargers

25. Denver Broncos

26. Pittsburgh Steelers

27. Carolina Panthers

28. Seattle Seahawks

29. Minnesota Vikings

30. Orlando Rockets

31. Oakland Raiders

32. Cincinnati Bengals

33. New York Jets

34. Washington Redskins

35. New England Patriots

36. New Orleans Saints

## 1st Round

1. Atlanta Falcons

**Jerry Rose, QB, Texas**

2. Buffalo Bills

**Blane Golden, QB, Ohio State**

3. Dallas Cowboys

**Tracy Page, CB, Oregon**

4. Chicago Bears

**Cody Vasquez, DE, Louisiana State**

5. New York Giants

**Brian Morris, OT, Clemson**

6. San Antonio Bulls

**Chance Bridges, LB, Florida State**

7. Portland Hornets

**Reginald Bates, RB, Utah State**

8. Tennessee Titans

**Darnell Giles, WR, Texas**

9. San Francisco 49ers

**Jeffery Stanton, DT, Georgia**

10. Toronto Blizzards

**Roman Lyons, OG, Virginia**

11. Cleveland Browns

**Elliot Clarkson, QB, Penn State**

12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

**Elis Price, EDGE, Michigan State**

13. Baltimore Ravens

**Mali Davey, WR, Miami**

14. Indianapolis Colts (via trade with Houston)

**Andrew Fernandez, DT, Auburn**

15. Detroit Lions

**Kobe Gilmore, CB, Michigan**

16. Jacksonville Jaguars

**Blake Armitage, RB, Oregon**

17. Miami Dolphins

**Dante Cook, S, Washington State**

18. Kansas City Chiefs

**Ernie Greenway, TE, University of Central Florida**

19. Philadelphia Eagles

**Findlay Hayes, CB, Alabama**

20. Cincinnati Bengals (via trade with Los Angeles)

**Deacon Reynolds, C, Oklahoma**

21. Houston Texans (via trade with Indianapolis)

**Ronnie Easton, S, Texas A&M**

22. Green Bay Packers

**Bradley Rice, DE, UCLA**

23. Arizona Cardinals

**Leon Bernard, LB, Texas Tech**

24. Los Angeles Chargers

**Kane Peck, WR, Cincinnati**

25. Carolina Panthers (via trade with Denver)

**Tye Lindsay, EDGE, Oregon**

26. Pittsburgh Steelers

**Sean Hahn, OG, Tennessee**

27. Denver Broncos (via trade with Carolina)

**Greyson McNeil, OT, Louisiana State**

28. Seattle Seahawks

**Reegan Summers, RB, Fresno State**

29. Minnesota Vikings

**Jarod Gray, OT, Colorado**

30. Atlanta Falcons (via trade with Orlando)

**Trey Ventura, LB, Clemson**

31. Oakland Raiders

**Vincent Redman, WR, Oklahoma State**

32. Los Angeles Rams (via trade with Cincinnati)

**Tom Dyers, LB, Auburn**

33. New York Jets

**Malcom Austin, TE, Iowa**

34. Washington Redskins

**Eric Rhodes, CB, Baylor**

35. New England Patriots

**Xavier Everett, OG, Georgia Tech**

36. Orlando Rockets (via trade with New Orleans)

**Jayden-James Riggs, WR, Wisconsin**
2046 NFL Season (Brick)

## Standings

### AFC North

 Ravens
 Steelers
 Browns

### AFC South

 Colts
 Titans
 Texans

### AFC East

 Dolphins
 Bills
 Jets

### AFC West

 Broncos
 Chargers
 Chiefs

### NFC North

 Bears
 Packers
 Lions

### NFC South

 Buccaneers
 Panthers
 Falcons

### NFC East

 Eagles
 Cowboys
 Giants

### NFC West

 49ers
 Cardinals
 Rams

## Playoffs

Baltimore Ravens 10 @ Jacksonville Jaguars 20

Indianapolis Colts 21 @ New England Patriots 30

NFC:

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19 @ Seattle Seahawks 34

Philadelphia Eagles 23 @ New Orleans Saints 20

New England Patriots 17 @ Cincinnati Bengals 14

Jacksonville Jaguars 38 @ Oakland Raiders 42

NFC:

Philadelphia Eagles 14 @ Washington Redskins 49

Seattle Seahawks 24 @ Minnesota Vikings 34

AFC Championship Game:

New England Patriots 21 @ Oakland Raiders 35

NFC Championship Game:

Minnesota Vikings 17 @ Washington Redskins 51

## Super Bowl LXXXVI

**AFC CHAMPION: OAKLAND RAIDERS (13-3)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: WASHINGTON REDSKINS (15-1)**

Location: Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan

 OAK
2037 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 12-4 (2nd seed)

New England Patriots 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (5th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (4th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (6th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 10-6 (7th seed)

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

Detroit Lions 4-12

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Carolina Panthers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 11-5 (4th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (8th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 9-7

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Patriots 24 **Jets 27**

Ne 10/7/7/0

Nyj 7/3/7/10

Steelers 20 **Titans 27**

Pit 10/0/7/3

Ten 7/7/10/3

Colts 28 **Ravens 35**

Ind 14/7/7/0

Bal 7/14/7/7

Chargers 17 **Broncos 27**

Lac 10/0/0/7

Den 0/7/10/10

#### NFC

Eagles 24 **Saints 31**

Phi 10/7/0/7

No 7/7/10/7

**Giants 20** Cowboys 16

Nyg 7/3/10/0

Dal 3/3/7/3

**Cardinals 30** Packers 27 (ot)

Ari 10/7/0/7/6

GB 14/3/7/0/3

Bears 24 **Seahawks 28**

Chi 10/0/7/7

Sea 0/14/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Titans 24 **Ravens 34**

Ten 10/7/7/0

Bal 7/10/10/7

Broncos 24 **Jets 48**

Den 3/7/7/7

Nyj 14/10/10/14

#### NFC

**Cardinals 45** Saints 38

Ari 21/10/7/7

No 3/14/7/14

Giants 26 **Seahawks 27**

Nyg 10/3/13/0

Sea 0/0/21/6

### Conference

#### AFC

Jets 20 **Ravens 24**

Nyj 10/7/3/0

Bal 0/7/10/7

#### NFC

**Cardinals 30** Seahawks 24 (ot)

Ari 0/7/10/7/6

Sea 14/3/7/0/0

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

**Cardinals 28** Ravens 23

Ari 7/7/14/0

Bal 3/7/7/6

Superbowl Champion: Arizona Cardinals

Superbowl MVP: Jimmy Lee (HB) Arizona Cardinals
Frank E. Ernest (College Balloon Ball)

April 2, 2018

**Francis "Frank" Earl Ernest** (August 7, 1927 - April 2, 2018) was an american college balloon ball coach who served as the head men's balloon ball coach at Oklahoma (6 Seasons), and Wisconsin (18 Seasons).

## Life

Ernest was married to Karen Ernest from their marriage in 1954 until her death in 2018, shortly before his own. They had 7 children together, in order: Margaret "Margo" (Born 1955), Alice (Born 1958), Frank Jr. (Born 1959), Carson (Born 1960), Andrew (Born 1965), Steven (Born 1967), and Michelle (Born 1968).

Ernest grew up in Freeport, Illinois, before attending the University of Wisconsin. He played college balloon ball there during his time as a student. Upon graduation, he worked as a part-time assistant for the Wisconsin men's balloon ball team in 1949, and then in the same position at Army, both while also working as a newspaper writer for local newspapers. Ernest joined the military amidst the outbreak of the Korean War, and served in Korea from 1950-1953. Upon return to the US, he resumed coaching, serving as an assistant once again at Army from 1954-1955, Notre Dame from 1956-1959, and then again at Wisconsin from 1960-1963 before accepting the head coaching job at Oklahoma. He would remain at Oklahoma from 1964-1969, before returning to serve as head coach at Wisconsin from 1970-1987, winning the 1981 national title with the team.

Ernest died on April 2, 2018 at his Madison, Wisconsin home after suffering a heart attack.

He was inducted into the college balloon ball hall of fame in the inaugural class of 2008.

 1950
 1954-1955
 1956-1959
 1960-1963
 1964-1969
 1970-1987
2026 NFL Season( Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (3rd seed)

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (6th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

New England Patriots 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (5th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars 11-5 (4th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (7th seed)

Houston Texans 8-8

Tennessee Titans 4-12

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 8-8

Denver Broncos 6-10

Los Angeles Chargers 3-13

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (3rd seed)

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (7th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Detroit Lions 11-5 (6th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7 (8th seed)

Chicago Bears 5-11

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-12

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

Seattle Seahawks 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bills 20 **Dolphins 23**

Buf 3/10/7/0

Mia 10/3/7/3

Ravens 17 **Jaguars 19**

Bal 3/7/7/0

Jac 6/3/7/3

Colts 21 **Steelers 31**

Hou 14/0/7/0

Pit. 0/10/7/14

Bengals 14 **Chiefs 41**

Cin 0/0/7/7

KC 14/10/7/10

#### NFC

**49ers 27** Falcons 22

SF 10/3/14/0

ATl 3/10/3/6

Redwolves 31 **Packers 38**

Was 10/7/7/7

GB 14/7/10/7

Lions 13 **Cowboys 24**

Det 3/7/3/0

Dal 3/0/7/14

Vikings 14 **Cardinals 24**

Min 14/0/0/0

Ari 0/3/14/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Dolphins 28** Steelers 24

Mia 0/7/7/14

Pit 10/7/7/0

Jaguars 16 **Chiefs 24**

Jac 3/3/3/7

KC 10/7/7/0

#### NFC

Cowboys 20 **Packers 28**

Dal 3/0/10/7

GB 7/7/7/7

49ers 31 **Cardinals 35**

SF 10/7/7/7

Ari 7/7/14/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Dolphins 20 **Chiefs 38**

Mia 10/3/7/0

KC 0/21/10/7

#### NFC

Packers 30 **Cardinals 36** (ot)

GB 17/3/10/0/0

Ari 3/10/7/10/6

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

**Chiefs 28** Cardinals 17

KC 7/7/7/7

Ari 3/7/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Kansas City Chiefs

MVP: Patrick Mahomes (QB) Kansas City Chiefs
2011 Boise State Broncos Football Team

The **2011 Boise State Broncos football team** represented Boise State University in the 2011 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Broncos were led by first-year head coach, Matt Entz. The Broncos were coming off a 9-4 season with losses to Oregon State, San Diego State, Fresno State and UCLA. The team started the season ranked Number 8 in the country and finished 13-0 (8-0), with a win against Stanford in the National Championship, which was Boise's first Championship win in program history.

## Schedule

* Non-Con Game
2019 RHL season

The **2019 RHL season** was the 38th season of operation and play for the Royal Hockey League (RHL). Twenty teams competed in a 90-game regular season, with the regular season beginning on March 25 with a double-header of rivalries airing on Sportsnet in Canada and FOX in the United States. The Governor's Cup Playoffs began on October 13 and ended on November 24 with the Portland Pirates defeating the Markham Silverbacks in a six game series, to win the Governor's Cup.

## Regular Season

#### Creighton Conference Standings

1. Trois Rivières Indians, 56-29-5, 117 points
2. Markham Silverbacks, 52-28-10, 114 points
3. New Haven Whalers, 47-30-13, 107 points
4. Thunder Bay Thunderbirds, 47-40-3, 97 points
5. Ann Arbor 51's, 44-38-8, 96 points
6. Akron Engineers, 39-45-6, 84 points
7. Concord Minutemen, 32-56-2, 66 points
8. Greensboro Riverhogs, 28-54-4, 60 points
9. Hamilton Tigers, 25-60-5, 55 points
10. Kingston Buccaneers, 16-67-7, 39 points
2030 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

Buffalo Bills 8-8

New England Patriots 7-9

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (4th seed)

Cleveland Browns 10-6 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tennessee Titans 9-7 (8th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 12-4 (5th seed)

Denver Broncos 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (4th seed)

New York Giants 10-6 (7th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Detroit Lions 5-11

NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

New Orleans Saints 6-10

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 9-7 (8th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Browns 24** Dolphins 23

Cle 10/0/7/7

Mia 6/10/7/0

Ravens 17 **Texans 21**

Bal 0/7/3/7

Hou 0/7/7/7

**Raiders 31** Steelers 17

LV 10/7/7/7

Pit 0/7/10/0

Titans 20 **Chiefs 35**

Ten 7/3/10/0

KC 14/7/7/7

#### NFC

**Vikings 28** Panthers 24

Min 7/7/7/7

Car 10/14/0/0

Giants 17 **Packers 28**

Nyg 0/7/3/7

GB 7/7/0/14

Rams 13 **Seahawks 31**

Lar 3/3/7/0

Sea 7/10/7/7

49ers 28 **Cowboys 31**

SF 14/7/7/0

Dal 3/7/7/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Raiders 30** Texans 20

LV 10/3/7/10

Hou 10/7/3/0

Browns 24 **Chiefs 41**

Cle 10/0/7/7

KC 21/3/7/10

#### NFC

Cowboys 24 **Packers 31**

Dal 10/7/7/0

GB 0/7/10/14

Vikings 10 **Seahawks 26**

Min 7/3/0/0

Sea 3/3/17/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Raiders 38 **Chiefs 43**

LV 10/14/7/7

KC 3/10/9/21

Packers 27 **Seahawks 38**

GB 14/3/10/0

Sea 10/7/7/14

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

**Chiefs 42** Seahawks 40

KC 14/14/7/7

Sea 13/17/10/0

Superbowl Champion: Kansas City Chiefs

Superbowl MVP: Patrick Mahomes (QB) Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League (CanadianDad & Brick)

## Conferences and Teams

### Western Conference

* San Diego Pirates
* Sacramento Knights
* San Antonio Bulls
* Portland Hornets
* Salt Lake City Bison
* Oklahoma City Tornadoes
* Baton Rouge Tigers
* El Paso Rangers

## Eastern Conference

* Raleigh Greyhounds
* Columbus Flyers
* Orlando Wizards
* St. Louis Muskateers
* Toronto Loons
* Montreal Royals
* Louisville Racers
* Milwaukee Bears
2125 NFL Season

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

Buffalo Bills 9-7

Miami Dolphins 7-9

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (4th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Houston Texans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (5th seed)

Denver Broncos 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 3-13

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (7th seed)

New York Giants 9-7

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Detroit Lions 4-12

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 (6th seed)

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 6-10

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Rams 12-4 (5th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (8th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Ravens 17 **Titans 24**

Bal 10/0/7/0

Ten 7/7/3/7

Jets 24 **Patriots 31**

Nyj 14/3/0/7

Ne 0/10/7/14

**Chargers 28** Bengals 17

Lac 7/7/7/7

Cin 10/0/0/7

Steelers 20 **Chiefs 38**

Pit 3/7/3/7

KC 14/10/7/7

#### NFC

Buccaneers 24 **Panthers 27**

Tb 10/7/7/0

Car 10/3/7/7

**Rams 37** Redwolves 28

Lar 10/14/10/3

Was 7/7/7/7

Cowboys 20 **Bears 24**

Dal 10/0/10/0

Chi 10/0/7/7

Cardinals 27 **Seahawks 30**

Ari 10/7/7/3

Sea 7/10/10/3

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Patriots 31** Titans 21

NE 7/7/10/7

Ten 7/0/7/7

Chargers 23 **Chiefs 29** (ot)

Lac 10/0/3/10/0

KC 7/7/3/6/6

#### NFC

Panthers 16 **Bears 28**

Car 6/3/0/6

Chi 14/0/7/7

Rams 27 **Seahawks 29**

Lar 10/3/7/7

Sea 2/10/7/10

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 27** Chiefs 17

Ne 10/7/7/3

KC 7/0/3/7

#### NFC

**Bears 23** Seahawks 19

Chi 3/7/3/10

Sea 9/3/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: Ford Field,Detroit,Michigan

Bears 20 **Patriots 30**

Chi 10/0/7/3

Ne 6/7/3/14

Superbowl Champion: New England Patriots

Superbowl MVP: Trent Biggs (WR) New England Patriots
2081 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New England Patriots 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (4th seed)

Houston Texans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Tennessee Titans 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (5th seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

Dallas Cowboys 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (4th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Chicago Bears 7-9

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 9-7

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (7th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 27 **Bills 30**

Nyj 10/0/7/10

Buf 0/13/7/10

Ravens 24 **Steelers 29**

Bal 7/10/7/0

Pit 10/3/10/6

Chargers 19 **Colts 20**

Lac 7/2/7/3

Ind 3/0/10/7

Bengals 17 **Chiefs 56**

Cin 10/0/0/7

KC 14/14/14/14

#### NFC

**Giants 30** Saints 23

Nyg 10/0/10/10

No 6/7/3/7

Rams 21 **Eagles 31**

Lar 7/0/0/14

Phi 7/7/7/10

**49ers 37** Packers 31 (ot)

SF 10/7/7/7/6

GB 7/7/3/14/0

Lions 22 **Seahawks 24**

Det 3/3/10/6

Sea 0/10/14/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Bills 13 **Steelers 27**

Buf 3/0/3/7

Pit 14/3/3/7

Colts 16 **Chiefs 31**

Ind 3/6/0/7

KC 7/14/7/3

#### NFC

49ers 28 **Eagles 31**

SF 14/7/7/0

Phi 7/7/7/10

Giants 20 **Seahawks 26**

Nyg 10/0/7/3

Sea 6/13/7/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 23 **Chiefs 31**

Pit 10/3/7/3

KC 7/7/10/7

#### NFC

**Eagles 24** Seahawks 17

Phi 10/7/7/0

Sea 0/7/7/3

## Superbowl

Location: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota

**Eagles 31** Chiefs 24

Phi 10/7/7/7

KC 14/3/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Philadelphia Eagles

Superbowl MVP: Warren Davis (QB) Philadelphia Eagles
1997 WAC Men's Balloon Ball Season

## Head Coaches

Mountain Division

**Utah - Lewis Ringal (11th Season)**

**Tulsa -**

**New Mexico - Peter Meloni (3rd Season)**

**TCU -**

**SMU -**

**Rice - Hank Logan (19th Season)**

**UTEP -**

**BYU - Mike Hartvigsen (13th Season)**

Pacific Division

**Fresno State - Mitch Martin (5th Season)**

**Hawaii - Vinny Valentino (2nd Season)**

**UNLV -**

**Colorado State -**

**Wyoming - Lou Barney (21st Season)**

**San Jose State -**

**San Diego State - Fenton Ortiz (2nd Season)**

**Air Force - Donatello Marcantoni (14th Season)**
Carolina Cougars

The **Carolina Cougars** are a major league baseball team based in Cary, North Carolina, established in 2026. They are part of the National League (NL) South Divsion. They were the first expansion team for the MLB since 1998, along with the San Antonio Bulls of the American League.

## Establishment

After the MLB's attendance began to increase again in the 2020s due to a lack of steroid usage and increased baseball interest (only 2 suspensions in the previous two seasons combined), the MLB began to explore new expansion sites.

The Carolina Cougars were originally going to be placed in Charlotte. However, due to the rapid population growth of the Raleigh area, it was chosen instead to build the stadium in a suburban area of Southeast Cary. Their first game was played on April 6, 2026, against the Philadelphia Phillies. They won by a score of 11-1.
Elijah Drinkowitzk (College Balloon Ball)

Elijah Drinjowitzk is an American college balloon ball coach who is currently serving as the head coach of the Louisville Cardinals Men's balloon ball team. He has served as the head coach at various universities in the past, including North Carolina (9 seasons), Illinois (4 seasons), Temple (3 seasons), Providence (9 seasons), and West Virginia (3 seasons).

## Life

Elijah Drinkowitzk currently resides in Louisville, Kentucky.

Balloon Ball
 1981-1983
 1984-1987
 1988-1990
 1991-1999
 2000-2003
 2004-2006
 2007-2015
 2016-2018
 2019-pres

Football
 1983
 1984-1987
 1989-1990

Administration
 2007-2008
 2011-2012
 2013-2015

## Head Coaching Record

### Louisville

 2020
 2021
 2022
Abraham Henry (College Balloon Ball)

Abraham Henry is a retired American college balloon ball coach. He previously served as the head men's balloon ball coach at Texas A&M-Commerce, Louisiana Tech and Minnesota. He also served as the woman's college balloon ball coach at New Mexico.

## Life

Henry is married to Louise Henry. They've been married since 1968. They have 4 children together - Lucas, Tom, Marietta, and Suzan.

Henry was hired away from his alma mater, Oklahoma State, in 1971 to become the head coach of the first high school balloon ball team in the state of Oklahom at Edmond Memorial High school. For the 1972 and 1973 seasons, the team would mainly play wreck league teams and high schools out of state, until more oklahoma highschools would begin to create balloon ball teams.

 1968-1971
 1972-1982
 1983-1988
 1989-1992
 1993-1995
 1996-1998
 1999-2003
 2004-2012

## Head Coaching Record

### Mens

#### D2

##### Texas A&M-Commerce

 1991
 1992
Frank Espinosa (College Balloon Ball)

Frank Espinosa is an american balloon ball coach.

## Life

Espinosa currently resides in Clemson, South Carolina. He is married to Lucy Espinosa. They have been married since 1983. They have two daughters, Maggie and Rita.

 1984-1985
 1986-1991
 1992-1996
 1997-1999
 2000-2005
 2006-2008
 2009-2011
 2012-pres

## Head Coaching Record

### College

#### Clemson

\*=Clemson was put under a post-season and end-of-regular season ranking ban following the 2017 College Balloon Ball Scandal.
Ed Brinkerhoff (College Balloon Ball)

October 1, 2016

**Edward "Ed" Brinkerhoff** (January 29, 1961 - October 1, 2016) was an american college balloon ball coach who served as the head men's balloon ball coach at Utah State (8 Seasons), Arizona State (6 Seasons), and Wisconsin (10 seasons).

## Life

Brinkerhoff was married to Jackie Margo Brinkerhoff from 1985 until his death in 2016. They had two children together, Amberly (Born 1989) and Annabelle (Born 1996).

Brinkerhoff was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2015. His treatment failed, and he died on October 1, 2016 at his home in Madison, Wisconsin.

 1983
 1984-1985
 1986-1989
 1990
 1991-1998
 1999-2004
 2005-2014

## Head Coaching Record

### Wisconsin

\*Fired before the end of the season. Remaining games were coached by Steve Dumpweede.
2012 Tulane Green Wave football Team

The **2012 Tulane Green Wave football team** represented Tulane University in the 2012 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The team was led by first-year head coach Dan Mullen. The Green Wave played home games in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and competed in the West Division of Southeastern Conference.

## Previous Season

In 2011, Tulane Finished 2-10, 0-8 IN SEC Play to finish Last Place in the West Division.
2092 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

New England Patriots 9-7

Miami Dolphins 7-9

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cleveland Browns 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Tennessee Titans 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7 (8th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Chicago Bears 11-5 (6th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 7-9

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Rams 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Chargers 13 **Colts 23**

Lac 3/0/7/3

Ind 7/6/7/3

Steelers 21 **Bills 42**

Pit 14/0/0/7

Buf 0/14/14/14

Texans 17 **Bengals 21**

Hou 7/7/0/3

Cin 0/0/7/14

Jets 23 **Broncos 31**

Nyj 7/3/10/3

Den 3/7/14/7

#### NFC

Bears 24 **Panthers 28**

Chi 7/0/10/7

Car 0/14/7/7

**Rams 23** Giants 9

Lar 10/3/7/3

Nyg 3/3/0/3

Vikings 17 **Packers 33**

Min 0/7/3/7

GB 10/10/3/10

Cowboys 16 **49ers 30**

Dal 3/6/0/7

SF 6/14/3/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Bengals 10 **Colts 31**

Cin 3/0/0/7

Ind 10/7/7/7

**Broncos 30** Bills 27 (ot)

Den 13/0/7/7/3

Buf 3/14/3/7/0

#### NFC

Rams 17 **49ers 24**

Lar 3/7/0/7

SF 14/0/7/4

**Panthers 33** Packers 28

Car 3/10/7/13

GB 14/7/7/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Broncos 34 **Colts 37** (ot)

Den 10/10/7/7/0

Ind 6/7/7/14/3

#### NFC

**Panthers 23** 49ers 17

Car 10/3/7/3

SF 3/7/0/7

## Superbowl

Location: Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan

**Colts 27** Panthers 17

Ind 10/7/7/3

Car 14/3/0/0

Superbowl Champion: Indianapolis Colts

Superbowl MVP: Riley Heinz (HB) Indianapolis Colts
2091 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

Buffalo Bills 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Jets 7-9

Miami Dolphins 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (4th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Cleveland Browns 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (3rd seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 10-6 (7th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (3rd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 7-9

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 10-6 (8th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Green Bay Packers 6-10

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (4th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-6 (7th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 9-7

New Orleans Saints 7-9

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 5-11

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jaguars 17 **Patriots 37**

Jac 7/3/0/7

Ne 10/7/10/10

Broncos 28 **Ravens 38**

Den 7/7/7/7

Bal 14/7/10/7

Bills 17 **Colts 28**

Buf 3/0/7/7

Ind 14/0/7/7

Bengals 19 **Raiders 31**

Cin 10/3/6/0

LV 7/14/0/10

#### NFC

Buccaneers 23 **Lions 28**

TB 7/3/7/6

Det 0/14/7/7

49ers 23 **Panthers 24**

SF 10/3/10/0

Car 3/0/7/14

Cowboys 20 **Eagles 24**

Dal 7/3/7/3

Phi 0/3/7/14

Vikings 26 **Seahawks 31**

Min 10/3/10/3

Sea 7/14/7/3

## Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 24 **Patriots 34**

Ind 10/7/0/7

Ne 14/0/10/10

Ravens 16 **Raiders 24**

Bal 7/3/3/3

LV 0/14/7/3

#### NFC

**Eagles 24** Lions 13

Phi 7/0/10/7

Det 3/7/3/0

Panthers 17 **Seahawks 20** (ot)

Car 7/3/7/0/0

Sea 0/0/10/7/3

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 24** Raiders 17

Ne 7/3/7/7

LV 10/0/7/0

#### NFC

Eagles 23 **Seahawks 31**

Phi 10/3/7/3

Sea 7/3/14/7

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington,Texas

Seahawks 17 **Patriots 24**

Sea 10/0/7/0

Ne 7/7/3/7

Superbowl Champion: New England Patriots

Superbowl MVP: Joe Wilson (HB) New England Patriots
2043 NFL Season (Brick)

## Standings

### AFC North

 Bengals
 Steelers
 Browns

### AFC South

 Texans
 Colts
 Jaguars

### AFC East

 Jets
 Bills
 Patriots

### AFC West

 Broncos
 Raiders
 Chiefs

### NFC North

 Bears
 Lions
 Packers

### NFC South

 Panthers
 Falcons
 Buccaneers

### NFC East

 Redskins
 Giants
 Eagles

### NFC West

 Cardinals
 Rams
 49ers

## Playoffs

Cincinnati Bengals 12 @ Baltimore Ravens 20

Denver Broncos 17 @ Tennessee Titans 16

NFC:

Chicago Bears 21 @ Dallas Cowboys 24

Carolina Panthers 0 @ Minnesota Vikings 31

Denver Broncos 17 @ Los Angeles Chargers 27

Baltimore Ravens 34 @ Miami Dolphins 42

NFC:

Minnesota Vikings 20 @ New Orleans Saints 14 (OT)

Dallas Cowboys 28 @ Seattle Seahawks 17

AFC Championship Game:

Miami Dolphins 10 @ Los Angeles Chargers 24

NFC Championship Game;

Minnesota Vikings 35 @ Dallas Cowboys 17

## Super Bowl LXXVIII

**AFC CHAMPION: LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (14-2)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: MINNESOTA VIKINGS (11-5)**

Location: Levi Stadium, San Francisco, California

 LAC

Super Bowl MVP: Henry Wells, QB, Vikings (28-40, 392 yards, 3 TDs)
2051 NFL Season (Brick)

## Notable Games

Kickoff Game:

Washington Redskins @ New Orleans Saints

WAS: 24 NO: 30 (OT)

Game of the Year:

Week 9

New York Jets @ Cincinnati Bengals

NYJ: 34 CIN:35

Highest Scoring Game:

Week 12

Orlando Rockets @ Carolina Panthers

OR: 56  CAR: 59

Lowest Scoring Game:

Week 4

San Antonio Bulls @ Tennessee Titans

SA: 0 TEN: 6

Winner Takes the Division

New York Jets (11-4) @ New England Patriots (11-4)

NYJ: 27 NE: 31

Week 16

Washington Holds off Orlando for the Division Title

Orlando Rockets (10-4) @ Washington Redskins (11-3)

OR: 23 WAS: 26

Week 17:

Packers hold off Lions in overtime to get into the playoffs

Green Bay Packers (8-7) @ Detroit Lions (7-8)

GB: 23 DET: 20 (OT)

Week 15

Colts keep their season alive in double overtime

Indianapolis Colts (6-8) @ Arizona Cardinals (9-5)

IND: 36 AZ: 30 (2OT)

## Awards

Most Valuable Player: Jerry Corrigan, QB, Cincinnati Bengals

Offensive Player of the Year: Hayden Almond, WR, Orlando Rockets

Defensive Player of the Year: Jevon Chavez, MLB, New Orleans Saints

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Josh Young, QB, Orlando Rockets

Defensive Rookie of the Year: DJ Thomas, S, New England Patriots

Coach of the Year: Benn Fulton, Cincinnati Bengals

Comeback Player of the Year: Charles Ramsey, RB, Indianapolis Colts

## Playoffs

Indianapolis Colts 3 @ Cincinnati Bengals 38

Los Angeles Chargers 10 @ New England Patriots 45

Denver Broncos 16 @ Oakland Raiders 23

Pittsburgh Steelers 34 @ New York Jets 40 (OT)

Divisional Round:

New York Jets 31 @ Cincinnati Bengals 28

Oakland Raiders 17 @ New England Patriots 27

AFC Championship Game:

New York Jets 17 @ New England Patriots 20

Green Bay Packers 9 @ New Orleans Saints 34

Arizona Cardinals 17 @ Washington Redskins 28

Minnesota Vikings 19 @ Seattle Seahawks 14

Carolina Panthers 14 @ Orlando Rockets 20 (OT)

Divisional Round:

Minnesota Vikings 13 @ New Orleans Saints 30

Orlando Rockets 15 @ Washington Redskins 31

NFC Championship Game:

Washington Redskins 19 @ New Orleans Saints 51

## Super Bowl LXXXVI

**AFC CHAMPION: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (12-4)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (13-3)**

Location: TIAA Field, Jacksonville, Florida

 NE
2025 Texas A&M Aggies Football Team

## Week 1 (Saturday, September 13th)

@ #5 Notre Dame L 35-17

Tamu 7/0/3/7

ND 14/7/7/7

TV: ABC

## Week 2 ( Saturday, September 20th)

VS Utah St W 41-21

USU 0/7/7/7

Tamu 20/7/7/7

TV: ESPNU

## Week 3 (Saturday, September 27th)

Vs Rice. W 56-7

Rice 0/0/0/7

Tamu 14/14/14/14

TV: SECN

## Week 4 (Saturday October 4th)

@ Kentucky W 28-21

Tamu 7/0/7/14

UK. 7/7/7/0

TV: ESPN

## Week 5 (Saturday October 11th)

VS South Carolina W 31-27

Scar 10/7/3/7

Tamu 10/0/14/7

TV: SECN

## Week 6 ( Saturday October 18th)

@ #23 Arkansas W 41-27

Ark 10/0/10/7

Tamu 7/10/10/14

TV: ABC

## Week 7 (Saturday October 25th)

Vs #2 Alabama L 42-28

Bama 14/7/7/14

Tamu 7/7/7/7

TV: CBS

## Week 9 (Saturday November 8th)

VS Miss st W 38-17

Mst 10/0/0/7

Tamu 3/14/14/7

TV: SECN

## Week 10 (Saturday November 15th)

VS #12 Auburn L 38-30

Aub 14/10/7/7

Tamu 10/0/6/14

TV: Cbs

## Week 11 (Saturday September 22nd)

Vs Tarleton St W 56-0

Tsu 0/0/0/0

Tamu 14/14/14/14

TV: ESPNU

## Week 12 (Friday November 28th)

@ #10 LSU L 31-21

Tamu 0/7/7/7

Lsu 10/7/7/7

TV: Espn

## Week 13 (Saturday December 6th)

@ #20 Ole Miss. L 28-17

Tamu 10/0/7/0

Miss 7/7/7/7

TV: ESPN

## Music City Bowl (Saturday December 27th)

Vs # 22 Northwestern L 23-20

Tamu 3/0/10/7

Nu. 7/3/3/10

TV: Fox
People of Godsbane: C

Listed below are the famous and infamous people Godsbane organized under the letter C. Included are brief biographical descriptions. There will also be full articles included when there is enough information to warrant it.

**Caylvene (?b - 1F632)**

Caylvene was a former member of the House of the Weary. It's unknown when she was born, but it was certainly before the discovery of divinity magic and beginning of the Great Gods' War. She answered the call for aid of a small pack of hunters along the Frozen shore who had found themselves caught in a blizzard. Seeking death, she offered the hunters the gift of corruption, which they eagerly agreed to. She perished in the act.

**Cirric (?b - present)**

Also known as the Counselor, Cirric is a member of the House of the Regretful. He is the father of Mavorya, a goddess who is also a member of the House of the Regretful. There is no recorded date of his birth, but it was certainly before the discovery of divinity magic in the Unfallen Era. He is most well known for his wisdom and intellect, which he shares with anyone who asks. He seeks to make the world better by counseling the people of the world to walk in wisdom.
2011 Tulsa Golden Hurricane football team

The **2011 Tulsa Golden Hurricane football team** represented the University of Tulsa in the 2011 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The team was lead by 5th-year head coach William Howard. They were a member of the West Division of Conference USA (C-USA). This was their final year as a member of Conference USA.

## Previous Season

In 2010, Tulsa finished 10-3 (6-2) to finish second in the west division of C-USA.

## Schedule

* Non-Con Game

## Game summaries

### Oklahoma

 #3 Oklahoma
2065 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

Buffalo Bills 4-12

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (3rd seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 9-7 (8th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 11-5 (4th seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (2nd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (6th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

Washington Redwolves 7-9

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 11-5 (4th seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 13-3 (1st seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (8th seed)

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (3rd seed)

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 4-12

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Ravens 20 **Colts 25**

Bal 3/7/3/7

Ind 10/2/10/3

Bengals 20 **Browns 27**

Cin 3/3/7/7

Cle 14/3/7/3

Jets 17 **Dolphins 21**

Nyj 0/3/7/7

Mia 7/7/7/0

Titans 24 **Chiefs 34**

Ten 10/7/7/0

KC 7/10/10/7

#### NFC

Saints 27 **Falcons 38**

No 10/7/10/0

Atl 7/17/7/7

Packers 17 **Giants 24**

GB 7/0/3/7

Nyg 14/3/0/7

49ers 21 **Lions 24**

SF 7/7/7/0

Det 0/7/7/10

Cowboys 16 **Seahawks 24**

Dal 6/0/3/7

Sea 14/3/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Chiefs 20 **Colts 30**

KC 3/7/3/7

Ind 7/10/10/3

Browns 23 **Dolphins 27**

Cle 3/10/7/3

Mia 7/3/10/7

#### NFC

Lions 17 **Falcons 28**

Det 7/3/0/7

Atl 7/7/7/7

**Seahawks 31** Giants 20

Sea 14/7/3/7

Nyg 0/3/7/10

### Conference

#### AFC

Dolphins 23 **Colts 24**

Mia 3/7/3/10

Ind 3/0/14/7

#### NFC

Seahawks 30 **Falcons 33** (ot)

Sea 7/10/3/10/0

Atl 14/6/3/7/3

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

**Falcons 38** Colts 35

Atl 7/14/7/10

Ind 14/7/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Atlanta Falcons

Superbowl MVP: Sam Hamilton (QB) Atlanta Falcons
2023 Texas A&M Aggies Football Team

## Season info

after a Mediocre 6-6 Season in 2022, the Aggies made changes to their roster adding in staunch talent on both offense and defense. Despite this many doubts were still had about the Aggies

Pre Season Rank #16

Final Rank # 14

Final Record 10-3 (5-3 Conference )

## 2023 Season

### Week 1 (Saturday, September 2nd)

Vs New Mexico W 56-10

NM 0/3/7/0

Tamu 14/14/14/14

TV: ESPN2

### Week 2 (Saturday, September 9th)

@ #14 Miami(Fl) W 28-27

Tamu 0/7/7/14

Miami 10/7/7/3

TV: ESPN

### Week 3 (Saturday, September 16th)

Vs ULM W 48-17

ULM 10/0/7/0

Tamu 3/21/14/10

TV: ESPN3

### Week 4 (Saturday, September 30th)

@ Arkansas W 27-24

Tamu 0/7/10/10

Ark 14/3/7/0

TV: ESPN

### Week 5 (Saturday, October 7th)

@ #23 Tennessee L 27-20

Tamu 10/0/3/7

Tenn 3/10/7/7

TV: CBS

### Week 6 (Saturday, October 14th)

Vs South Carolina W 31-24

Scar 10/7/7/0

Tamu 7/7/10/7

TV: SECN

### Week 7 (Saturday, October 21st)

@ Ole Miss W 17-16

Tamu 0/7/0/10

Miss 3/10/3/0

TV: ABC

### Week 8 (Saturday, October 28th)

Vs #2 Alabama. L 35-31

Bama 0/14/14/7

Tamu 10/7/7/7

TV: CBS

### Week 10 (Saturday, November 11)

Vs #24 Miss St. W 30-20

Miss st. 10/3/7/0

Tamu 0 /3/17/10

TV: ESPN

### Week 11 (Saturday, November 18th)

Vs Abilene Christian W 60-7

Ac. 0/0/0/7

Tamu 20/10/20/10

TV: ESPN2

### Week 12 (Thursday, November 23rd/Thanksgiving)

@ #6 LSU. L 31-17

TAMU 3/0/7/7

LSU. 14/3/14/0

TV:ESPN

### Week 13 (Saturday, December 2nd)

Vs #10 Auburn W 27-17

Au. 3/7/0/7

Tamu 10/7/3/7

TV: CBS

### Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl ( Monday, December 25th)

Vs #13 Baylor. W 28-24

Baylor 10/7/7/0

Tamu 0/7/14/7

TV: ESPN
2121 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

Buffalo Bills 11-5 (5th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 9-7

Houston Texans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 10-6 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (7th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Green Bay Packers 8-8

Chicago Bears 5-11

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (6th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 9-7

New Orleans Saints 3-13

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bills 17 **Ravens 20**

Buf 10/0/7/0

Bal 7/0/10/3

Steelers 24 **Broncos 34**

Pit 10/7/0/7

Den 7/14/10/3

Browns 20 **Patriots 28**

Cle 10/0/3/7

Ne 0/14/7/7

**Chargers 28** Colts 17

Lac 7/7/7/7

Ind 10/7/0/0

#### NFC

Panthers 21 **Buccaneers 24**

Car 7/7/0/7

TB 0/7/7/10

Lions 10 **49ers 27**

Det 10/0/0/0

SF 7/10/3/7

**Cardinals 35** Redwolves 24

Ari 14/7/7/7

Was 0/10/0/14

**Cowboys 27** Vikings 26

Dal 10/0/7/10

Min 13/6/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Chargers 27 **Patriots 31**

Lac 14/3/7/3

NE 0/10/7/14

Ravens 14 **Broncos 33**

Bal 7/0/7/0

Den 10/3/10/10

#### NFC

Cardinals 23 **Buccaneers 30**

Ari 10/0/3/10

TB 7/10/10/3

Cowboys 20 **49ers 30**

Dal 3/7/3/7

SF 14/3/10/3

### Conference

#### AFC

**Broncos 24** Patriots 13

Den 10/7/7/0

Ne 0/3/7/3

#### NFC

**Buccaneers 24** 49ers 20

TB 0/10/7/7

SF 10/3/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: NRG Stadium,Houston,Texas

**Buccaneers 42** Broncos 28

TB 14/7/14/7

Den 7/7/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Superbowl MVP: Carlos Santiago (QB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers