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2015 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** had their third year in the 2015 CFBHC Season. During the offseason, former coach HaiThere was let go, and LDYo of the Indiana Hoosiers was brought in to lead the Vols. The appointment was a slight shock as the Indiana coach had relatively little experience, however the new coach played many good opponents close in the 2014 season with the Hoosiers and was deemed a good candidate.

Tennessee had a good start to the 2015 season winning three straight games including a hard fought and scrappy win against Miami in Sun Life Stadium. This win also saw them become ranked in the coaches poll coming in at #23.

Week 7 saw the Volunteers become bowl eligible with a hard fought victory against reigning national champions, #12 ranked Alabama. The game had only a single touchdown and was a battle of defence between the two teams, Michael Cipa kicked 3 field goals to get Tennessee the 9-7 win. The Vols were once again ranked after this win and were placed at #21 in the coaches poll.

The Vols carried the momentum of the Alabama game to week 8 where they faced Oklahoma State, another impressive defensive team, the game was expected to be a defensive battle much like the Alabama game and it proved to be the case. The Vols traveled to Stillwater and managed to emerge with an important victory going into a pivotal SEC East game Against Georgia. Only a single touchdown was scored in a hard fought 10-3 victory, this also saw Tennessee move up to #14 in the coaches poll.

Week 9 saw what many described as Tennessee's most important game of the season against the Georgia Bulldogs. The game promised to be a contested affair and did not disappoint, both teams were evenly matched throughout the first 3 quarters of play. The 4th quarter ended up being a wild ride, Georgia went a point up with under 2 minutes remaining in the game, the Tennessee defence successfully defending against a 2 point conversion that would have put the Bulldogs 3 points ahead. The Vols were able to work down the field enough for kicker Michael Cipa to make a clutch 50 yard field goal to win the game. This win put the Vols in the driving seat of the SEC East with coach LDYo hoping to carry this momentum into the final 3 tough games of the season.

Tennessee lost a close one against Kentucky, but cleaned up the rest of the season to earn a birth to the TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl. There they were upset by unranked Michigan, but LDYo's first year in Tennessee was widely considered a success.

## Individual Awards

OT Fred Huber - All-SEC 3rd Team

DE Rex Bauer - All-SEC 3rd Team, SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 9

DT Reggie Hedberg - All-SEC 1st Team

OLB Trent Haynes - All-SEC 1st Team

SS Darren Manning - All-SEC 2nd Team

K Michael Cipa - All-SEC 3rd Team

Coach LDYo - SEC Coach of the Year

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2015 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.
2015 Pittsburgh Panthers Season

Seasons

The 2015 Pittsburgh Panthers football season was their second season under coach Jumbo, after a successful first season in which Pitt defeated Texas in the Meineke Car Care Texas Bowl. They play as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, in the Coastal division.

### Stats

#### Time and Weather

All game tallies are games where that player recorded statistics in that category, not games played.

## Summary

The Panthers, despite finishing 6-6, took home their first ever Coastal division title. Earning their second ever bowl win and coach Jumbo having his first ever player drafted made it an overall successful season for the Panthers.
2014 East Carolina Pirates Season

Seasons

The 2014 season was the first season that the ECU Pirates competed at the FBS level in the American Athletic Conference. A season that started with low expectations and low results under previous coach karosi was turned around following the firing of karosi and the hiring of unproven ObliviousLAX to fill his place. LAX took over the team at 3-5, coming off a 28-9 loss at the hands of South Carolina in Columbia. Under his leadership the Pirates managed to rattle off 4 straight wins to close out the season, clinching the AAC East Division title mere hours before the final game of the season against SMU. ECU faced #1 Boise State in the AACCG and ended up blowing a 21-13 halftime lead to lose 24-34. With Boise going to the playoffs, ECU ended up in the Fiesta Bowl against #8 Ole Miss. After a back and forth struggle, true freshman K Robbie "Fitzy" Fitzpatrick hit the game winning FG as time expired to win 17-16.

## Personnel

### Key Personnel

 Robbie Fitzpatrick | Kicker, ST Captain | 1st | 1st
2014 Oklahoma State Cowboys football team

Seasons

2014 is the second season of play for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. They play as a member of the Big 12 Conference, the most exciting conference in football. The 2014 season saw the Cowboys start strong reaching a record of 6-2. After a hot start the Cowboys cooled off losing 4 of their last 5 before ending the season at 7-6(4-3). They did however reach a school high ranking of #19 in the AP poll and participated in the first bowl game in school history. They took on Michigan in the Heart of Dallas Bowl losing by a score of 6-17. Coach Kingazzal was released after the season with a career
record of 10-17.

## Game notes

### Vs. Louisville

**Vs. Louisville**
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*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* LVL – Alex Bridgewater to M.L. Kriewaldt, 92 yd TD pass - 7:03 (LVL 7-0)
* OKST – Cameron Newhouse, INT return for TD - 13:11 (Tied 7-7)
* OKST – Booker T. Washington, 10 yd TD run - 8:20 (OKST 7-14)

Passing
* LVL – Alex Bridgewater – 17/29, 284 - 1 TD, 1 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 10/20, 138 - 0 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* LVL – Craig Grimsley – 12-58
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 21-157 - 1 TD

Receiving
* LVL – M.L. Kriewaldt – 2-128 - 1 TD
* LVL - Darrell George - 7-82
* LVL - George Cox - 4-47
* OKST – Terry Cross – 3-53
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-38
* OKST - Bobby Mitchell - 2-23

Defense
* LVL - Dwight Dwight -4 tkl, 1 sack
* LVL - Al Hill - 9 tkl
* LVL - Casey Holt - 7 tkl
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 4 tkl, 1 Int, 1 TD
* OKST - Josh Means - 5 tkl, 1 sack
* OKST - Khary Miller - 7 tkl

### Vs. Colorado

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*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* OKST – Ricky Simmons to Terry Cross, 27 yd TD pass - 14:52 (OKST 0-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 34 yd FG - 9:02 (OKST 3-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 30 yd FG - 3:44 (OKST 6-7)
* OKST – Tom Salave'a, 36 yd FG - 10:14 (OKST 6-10)

Passing
* COL – Robert Hayes – 9/20, 76 - 0 TD, 0 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 12/22, 106 - 1 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* COL – Lenny Cartwright – 15-85
* COL - Robert Hayes - 6-53
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 18-111

Receiving
* COL – Itula Toon – 3-38
* COL - Robert Shipp - 4-16
* COL - Chris Cooper - 1-12
* OKST – Terry Cross – 4-50 - 1 TD
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-34
* OKST - Charlie Bryson - 3-19

Defense
* COL - Blair Williams - 9 tkl
* COL - Jerry Middlebrooks - 5 tkl
* COL - Lance Baker - 1 Sack
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 5 tkl, 1 Int
* OKST - ???? Tomlinson - 12 tkl
* OKST - Chris Reed - 10 tkl
2013 CFBHC Season

The **2013 CFBHC Division I FBS football season** play of college football in the United States organized by CFBHC at the Division I FBS level, began on December 14th, 2013, and will end on March 7th, 2013. Bowl season concluded on March 15th, 2014 with the 2013 CFBHC National Championship Game.

This was the inaugural season for the league.

## Awards and honors

### Heisman Trophy

The Heisman Trophy is given to the year's most outstanding player.

### Other Overall

* Walter Camp Award (top player): Jason Johnson, UCLA
* Johnny Unitas Award (top sr. quarterback): Jason Johnson, UCLA
* Chuck Bednarik Award (top defensive player): Nick Upshaw, Ohio State

### Offense

* Davey O'Brien Award (quarterback): Christian Skaggs, Florida State
* Doak Walker Award (running back): Sterling Brown, Texas
* Fred Biletnikoff Award (wide receiver): Riddick Smith, Texas A&M
* John Mackey Award (tight end): Spec Davidson, Georgia
* Outland Trophy (interior lineman): Bob Ruegamer, Texas

### Defense

* Dick Butkus Award (linebacker): Nick Upshaw, Ohio State
* Rotary Lombardi Award (defensive lineman): Ron Rice, Michigan
* Jim Thorpe Award (defensive back): Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State

### Special teams

* Lou Groza Award (placekicker): Daryl Holmes, Michigan State
* Ray Guy Award (punter): Steve Noonan, LSU

### Coaches

* The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award: DollaBill, Texas

### All-Americans

#### Offense

* Quarterback: Allan Taylor, Virginia Tech
* Running Back: Sterling Brown, Texas
* Fullback: Lorenzo Mackovicka, FB, USC
* Wide Receiver: Jake Bates, UCLA
* Wide Receiver: Walt Peck, Penn State
* Tight End: Brian Gary, Wisconsin
* Offensive Tackle: R.W. Pittman, Minnesota
* Offensive Tackle: Darrell Hayman, Washington
* Center: John Zatkoff, Alabama
* Offensive Guard: Delvin Hodgins, Michigan
* Offensive Guard: Bob Ruegamer, Texas

#### Defense

* Defensive End: Ron Rice, Michigan
* Defensive End: Alvis Brumm, Penn State
* Defensive Tackle: Corey Baldacci, Miami
* Outside Linebacker: Arlie LeClair, Virginia Tech
* Outside Linebacker: Tyrone Jones, LSU
* Inside Linebacker: Ron Mobley, Georgia
* Inside Linebacker: Nick Upshaw, Ohio State
* Defensive back: Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State
* Defensive back: Jacoby Seaverns, Oklahoma
* Defensive back: B.J. Dawkins, Washington State
* Defensive back: Keyshawn Ayanbadejo, Florida State

#### Special Teams

* Kicker: Stephen Morris, TCU
* Punter: Steve Noonan, LSU
2017 Arizona Cardinals season

The **2017 Arizona Cardinals** season will be the franchise's 1st season in the National Football League. The team entered the league as an expansion team.

## Transactions

### Coaching and staff personnel changes

* TheCrimsonChin was hired as General Manager, he joined from the Minnesota Vikings after the 2016 season where he had a successful tenure as their General Manager

* Tammath was hired as the first coach in Arizona Cardinals history.

### Trades

* The Arizona Cardinals traded **WR** George Humphries, **OLB** Charley Graham, **SS** Matt Demaree, **OLB** Chris Ferguson and **OT** Ricky Green to the San Diego Chargers in exchange for **OLB**John Woodley,**OLB** Charley Rivers and **SS** Willie Bratkowski

## 2017 Season

### Regular Season Schedule

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 3 Sam Armour

**Running backs**
* 38 Joseph Bowen
* 23 Shawn Carr
* 39 Michael Behrens FB
* 34 Frankie Elwood FB

**Wide receivers**
* 15 Drew Jackson
* 84 Ron Crouse
* 82 Audray Gabriel
* 86 Bill Pryor

**Tight ends**
* 85 Wilbert Stoutmire
* 87 Monroe McCormack
* 60 T.C. Bradford T
* 71 Simon Johnson T
* 64 Dan McDonald T/G
* 69 Pat Carthon G
* 76 Jonathan Jimenez C
* 62 Josh Hood C
* 61 Mike Grant G
* 75 Darren McCormick G
* 78 Keith Combs G
* 70 Stan Allen T
* 74 Orlando Burris T

**Defensive linemen**
* 91 Joe Lewis DE
* 99 Richard Hicks DE
* 96 James Garcia DE
* 98 Ken Wells DT
* 66 Barry Harmon DT
* 77 Herb Gabriel DT
* 97 Brad Campbell DT
* 51 Paul Ingram ILB
* 54 Willy Mitchell ILB
* 49 Joseph Larsen ILB
* 57 Carlton Houser OLB
* # John Woodley OLB
* # Charley Rivers OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 25 Paul Olson CB
* 28 Larry Johnson CB
* 37 Antonio Powers CB
* 46 Marcus Farmer CB
* 26 LeRoy Holmes FS
* 22 Charles Lopez FS
* 29 Gregory Gilmore SS
* # Willie Bratkowski SS

**Special teams**
* 7 Darryl Lemus K
* 4 Paul Compton K
* 2 Greg Bradley P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
49 Active, 1 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
Large Thorium Wall

General

* Cyclone
* Duo
* Foreshadow
* Fuse
* Hail
* Lancer
* Meltdown
* Parallax
* File:Repair Turret.png Repair Turret
* Salvo
* Scatter
* Scorch
* Segment
* Spectre
* Swarmer
* Tsunami
* File:Turrets.png Turrets
 Extractors and Drills
* Impulse Pump
* Laser Drill
* Mechanical Drill
* Mechanical Pump
* Oil Extractor
* Rotary Pump
* File:Thermal Pump.png Thermal Pump
 Item Transportation and Storage
* Bridge Conduit
* Bridge Conveyor
* Container
* Distributor
* Inverted Sorter
* Liquid Tank
* Mass Driver
* Overflow Gate
* Payload Conveyor
* Payload Router
* Phase Conduit
* Phase Conveyor
* Plastanium Conveyor
* Plated Conduit
* Ripple
* Titanium Conveyor
* Underflow Gate
* Unloader
 Liquid blocks
 Walls
* Door
* Large Copper Wall
* Large Door
* Large Phase Wall
* Large Plastanium Wall
* Large Surge Wall
* **Large Thorium Wall**
* Large Titanium Wall
* Phase Wall
* Plastanium Wall
* Surge Wall
* Thorium Wall
 Factories and Reconstructors
* Air Factory
* Exponential Reconstructor
* Ground Factory
* Multiplicative Reconstructor
* Naval Factory
 Crafting stations
* File:Blast Mixer.png Blast Mixer
* Coal Centrifuge
* File:Cryofluid Mixer.png Cryofluid Mixer
* File:Cultivator.png Cultivator
* File:Disassembler.png Disassembler
* Graphite Press
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* Melter
* Multi-Press
* File:Phase Weaver.png Phase Weaver
* File:Plastanium Compressor.png Plastanium Compressor
* File:Pulverizer.png Pulverizer
* File:Pyratite Mixer.png Pyratite Mixer
* File:Separator.png Separator
* Silicon Arc Furnace
* Silicon Crucible
* Silicon Smelter
* File:Spore Press.png Spore Press
 Power
* File:Battery Diode.png Battery Diode
* Combustion Generator
* File:Differential Generator.png Differential Generator
* File:Impact Reactor.png Impact Reactor
* File:Large Battery.png Large Battery
* File:Large Power Node.png Large Power Node
* File:Large Solar Panel.png Large Solar Panel
* File:Power Node.png Power Node
* RTG Generator
* File:Solar Panel.png Solar Panel
* File:Steam Generator.png Steam Generator
* File:Surge Tower.png Surge Tower
 Logic
* File:Hyper Processor.png Hyper Processor
* File:Large Logic Display.png Large Logic Display
* File:Logic Display.png Logic Display
* File:Logic Processor.png Logic Processor
* File:Memory Bank.png Memory Bank
* File:Memory Cell.png Memory Cell
* File:Micro Processor.png Micro Processor
 Other
* File:Core: Foundation.png Core: Foundation
* File:Core: Nucleus.png Core: Nucleus
* File:Core: Shard.png Core: Shard
* File:Illuminator.png Illuminator
* Incinerator
* File:Launch Pad.png Launch Pad
* Mend Projector
* Mender
* File:Message.png Message
* Overdrive Dome
* File:Repair Point.png Repair Point
* File:Shock Mine.png Shock Mine
RUAMCOP

The **Reformed Union-Alliance Mutual Cooperative Pact Between Regions** (**RUAMCOP**)was a military and scientific alliance between the Reformed Union of Planets of the High and Central Region and the Powers Alliance of the Central-Low and the Minor Region. The modern RUAMCOP was re-established in 2497, following the dissolution of its wartime-allied predecessor, the Union-Alliance League in the Quadrant War. Additional objectives of the RUAMCOP were the mutual collaboration on matters of interest and assistance if necessary to threats that could jeopardize the stability of the three regions or of the Quadrant as a whole.
Blast Mixer

* Cyclone
* Duo
* Foreshadow
* Fuse
* Hail
* Lancer
* Meltdown
* Parallax
* File:Repair Turret.png Repair Turret
* Salvo
* Scatter
* Scorch
* Segment
* Spectre
* Swarmer
* Tsunami
* File:Turrets.png Turrets
 Extractors and Drills
* Impulse Pump
* Laser Drill
* Mechanical Drill
* Mechanical Pump
* Oil Extractor
* Rotary Pump
* File:Thermal Pump.png Thermal Pump
 Item Transportation and Storage
* Bridge Conduit
* Bridge Conveyor
* Container
* Distributor
* Inverted Sorter
* Liquid Tank
* Mass Driver
* Overflow Gate
* Payload Conveyor
* Payload Router
* Phase Conduit
* Phase Conveyor
* Plastanium Conveyor
* Plated Conduit
* Ripple
* Titanium Conveyor
* Underflow Gate
* Unloader
 Liquid blocks
 Walls
* Door
* Large Copper Wall
* Large Door
* Large Phase Wall
* Large Plastanium Wall
* Large Surge Wall
* Large Thorium Wall
* Large Titanium Wall
* Phase Wall
* Plastanium Wall
* Surge Wall
* Thorium Wall
 Factories and Reconstructors
* Air Factory
* Exponential Reconstructor
* Ground Factory
* Multiplicative Reconstructor
* Naval Factory
 Crafting stations
* File:Blast Mixer.png **Blast Mixer**
* Coal Centrifuge
* File:Cryofluid Mixer.png Cryofluid Mixer
* File:Cultivator.png Cultivator
* File:Disassembler.png Disassembler
* Graphite Press
* Kiln
* Melter
* Multi-Press
* File:Phase Weaver.png Phase Weaver
* File:Plastanium Compressor.png Plastanium Compressor
* File:Pulverizer.png Pulverizer
* File:Pyratite Mixer.png Pyratite Mixer
* File:Separator.png Separator
* Silicon Arc Furnace
* Silicon Crucible
* Silicon Smelter
* File:Spore Press.png Spore Press
 Power
* File:Battery Diode.png Battery Diode
* Combustion Generator
* File:Differential Generator.png Differential Generator
* File:Impact Reactor.png Impact Reactor
* File:Large Battery.png Large Battery
* File:Large Power Node.png Large Power Node
* File:Large Solar Panel.png Large Solar Panel
* File:Power Node.png Power Node
* RTG Generator
* File:Solar Panel.png Solar Panel
* File:Steam Generator.png Steam Generator
* File:Surge Tower.png Surge Tower
 Logic
* File:Hyper Processor.png Hyper Processor
* File:Large Logic Display.png Large Logic Display
* File:Logic Display.png Logic Display
* File:Logic Processor.png Logic Processor
* File:Memory Bank.png Memory Bank
* File:Memory Cell.png Memory Cell
* File:Micro Processor.png Micro Processor
 Other
* File:Core: Foundation.png Core: Foundation
* File:Core: Nucleus.png Core: Nucleus
* File:Core: Shard.png Core: Shard
* File:Illuminator.png Illuminator
* Incinerator
* File:Launch Pad.png Launch Pad
* Mend Projector
* Mender
* File:Message.png Message
* Overdrive Dome
* File:Repair Point.png Repair Point
* File:Shock Mine.png Shock Mine
2014 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** had their second year in the 2014 CFBHC Season. HaiThere was entering his second season as head coach, and seemed to be poised to really make a big impact. Unfortunately, the Vols had trouble running the ball, and that led to their offense being very one dimensional. When Robert Aikman was unable to make his passes, the Vols struggled greatly.

Defensively, the team was built to hold opposition teams back and be aggressive and opportunistic. Trent Haynes was the focal point and star of this unit, but had a great supporting cast.

HaiThere recruited extremely well in his second season, pulling in the #5 class in the nation. Unfortunately, after the scandal now known as "IP Gate", HaiThere was removed from his position. To replace him, the University of Tennessee brought in former Indiana head coach LDYo.

## Schedule

### Post-season

Unfortunately, the Volunteers did not qualify for the postseason in 2014.
2015 Big 12 Conference football season

The **2015 Big 12 Conference football season** was the third season of Big 12 play. Oklahoma won its first Big 12 championship by defeating Texas Tech in the 2015 Big 12 Championship Game, 14-10. Oklahoma went on to win its first national championship by defeating Penn State in the 2015 National Championship Game, 43-40 in triple overtime.
2014 Georgia Tech Football Team

For the  **2014 Season**, Georgia Tech hired new coach Trey Chaffin to take over the reigns after a dissapointing 5-7 record the year before. They opened with a loss to #9 Michigan, but quickly bounced back to defeat Stanford 24-14.

#### Stats

* Passing
	+ Tom Sinclair, QB: 145-223, 1559 yards, 5 TD, 7 INT
	+ Darren Roundtree, QB: 18-39, 125 yards, 0 TD, 3 INT
* Rushing
	+ Brian Kanell, RB: 211 rushes for 1424 yards, 14 TD
	+ Tom Sinclair, QB: 35 rushes for 287 yards, 4 TD
	+ Dwayne Brightful, P: 1 rush for 66 yards, 1 TD
* Recieving
	+ Charlie Wilson, TE: 26 receptions for 235 yards
	+ Cap Christian, WR: 52 receptions for 616 yards, 4 TD
	+ Kirk Pierce, WR: 36 receptions for 340 yards, 1 TD
	+ Tommy Pottios, WR: 6 receptions for 63 yards
	+ Kori McClanahan, FB: 3 receptions for 25 yards
* Defense
	+ Eddie Johnson, OLB: 57 Tackles
	+ Bashir Rodriguez, CB: 21 Tackles, 4 INT
	+ Kay Anderson, ILB: 56 Tackles
	+ Siddeeq Paschal, CB: 20 Tackles, 5 INT
	+ Clayton Niklos, DE: 15 Tackles, 8 Sacks
	+ Warren McNabb, SS: 5 Tackles, 1 INT
	+ Mario Haik, FS: 8 Tackles
	+ Steve Poole, DT: 2 Tackles, 1 Safety
	+ Ralph Owen, OLB: 11 tackles
	+ Curtis Martin, CB: 5 tackles
	+ Bill Lee, DE: FR
* Kicking
	+ Brad Weathersby, K: 13/14 FG, Long 59, 23/23 XP

#### Game Summaries

**Michigan**

Bobby Dodd stadium was rocking Saturday for the highly anticipated debut of Coach Chaffin. The Jackets put up a valiant effort against the #9 Michigwn Wolverines. They were up 10-0 at halftime having picked off Rob Lecount three times before he fired three touchdown passes in the second half to lead the Wolverines to a 21-10 victory sending the home crowd home empty handed. The Offensive MVP was running back Brian Kanell who had 173 rushing yard on 25 rushes and a touchdown. The defensive MVP was Bashir Rodriguez who had 1 interception and 7 tackles.

**Stanford**

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets hit the road for the first time this year, although it wasn't a road game, but a nuetral site game at Soldier Field, in Chicago the home of the Chicago Bears. The Stanford Cardinals were in the Kafkakast Bottom 10 this week, so we were hoping for an easy victory, however Stanford came out and took a 14-0 lead into the Second Quarter, However it was all Tech from there as they won 24-14 for their first victory of the 2014 Season and the first win of Coach Chaffin's career. The Offensive MVP was Brian Kanell who had 20 rushes for 149 yards and 2 touchdowns. The Defensive MVP was Clayton Niklos who had 4 tackles, 2 of which were sacks.

**USC**

Coach Chaffin was very confident heading into the game versus USC that for the second straight year GT would upset them, but alas it was not so. USC dominated every facet of the game en route to a 42-17 victory. Your Jacket offensive MVP was Tom Sinclair who was 15 of 22 passing for 165 yards and had 6 rushes for 105 yards and a Touchdown. Your defensive MVP was Kay Anderson with 8 tackles.

#### Rankings

**Legend:**

 NR = Not Ranked

**Poll Movement:**

 Coaches Poll
2015 Air Force Falcons football team

Seasons

The 2015 Air Force Falcons football season began with Air Force hosting Ole Miss in week one. They play as a member of the American Athletic Conference, in the west division.

## Stats

#### Time and Weather

All game tallies are games where that player recorded statistics in that category, not games played.

## Recruiting

The 2015 Air Force recruiting class was ranked at #9 nationally by the Purdue Department of Collegiate Athletic Recruiting Studies.

## Awards

#### All-AAC Team

* FB: Oscar Leach, So
* OT: Philip Rose, Sr
* OLB: John Levin, File:Redshirt.pngSo
2014 St. Louis Rams season

The 2014 St. Louis Rams season was during the first year of NFLHC competition.

## 2014 Season

The St. Louis Rams were founded in the inaugural season of NFLHC by owner HaiThere. Hai went on to hire taffyowner as general manager and PatNarduzzi as the first head coach. The Rams organization was very successful this first year, making a huge draft picks trade to gain a 2nd first round pick which they used to snag up Darrell Murphy, the franchise QB. The Rams ended up 2nd in the NFC South, and lost in the first round of the playoffs to Superbowl I winners the Minnesota Vikings.

### 2014 Transactions

 March 28, 2014 | Atlanta Falcons | 2014 R8#125, 2014 R9#139 | 2014 R4#60, 2014 R16#249

### 2014 Individual Awards

QB Darrell Murphy - Pro Bowl, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 5

RB Bradie Sapp - Pro Bowl, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 4

WR Walt Peck - Pro Bowl, All-Pro Team (WR,KR), NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 1

DE Joe Washington - Pro Bowl

DE Steve Vanderjagt - NFC Defensive Player of the Week - 11

DT Todd Woodson - Pro Bowl

ILB Jim Bendross - Pro Bowl

SS Jonathan Parker - Pro Bowl

K Benito Brown - NFC Special Teams Player of the Week - 11

### 2014 Team Awards

Most points scored: St. Louis Rams, 290, 26.4
2017 Colorado Buffaloes football season

Seasons

Template:2017 Pac-12 football standings

The **2017 Colorado Buffaloes** represented the University of Colorado in the 2017 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Dacder and played its home games in Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado. They were a member of the South Division of the Pac-12. Colorado finished the regular season 3-9 and did not earn a bowl bid.
2016 St. Louis Rams season

The 2016 St. Louis Rams season was during the third year of NFLHC competition.

## 2016 Season

At the beginning of the 2016 season, the Rams brought in Dacder as their defensive coordinator. Under Dacder, the defensive scheme changed drastically from the ones that the team ran the season before. The Rams played well down the stretch, but the inability to run the ball with any effectiveness and the loss of starting free safety Gray Corbin led to close defeats against difficult opponents. Coming into the final week with control of their destiny, the Rams lost against division rivals Seattle Seahawks, and at the end of the day, they missed out from the playoffs for the first time in their franchise history. Dacder was hired to be the Houston Texans head coach in 2017, and Time took back over full gameplanning duties.

### 2016 Individual Awards

QB Darrell Murphy - Pro Bowl, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 7, 10

WR Walt Peck - Pro Bowl, All-Pro Team, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 4

OG Art Haley - Pro Bowl

C LaMarcus Smith - Pro Bowl

DE Andrew Fazande - Pro Bowl

ILB Jim Bendross - Pro Bowl

CB Isaiah Polsfoot - NFC Special Teams Player of the Week - 1

FS Gray Corbin - Pro Bowl
2015 New York Jets season

The **2015 New York Jets** season was the franchise's second season in the National Football League. It is the only season where the team did not finish with a winning record and the last time the team did not make the playoffs.

## Transactions

### Trades

* The Jets traded Jim Sisemore to the Green Bay Packers for their second round pick (37th) and Dallas' fifth round pick.

* The Jets traded David Gaines to the Rams for a fifth round selection.

### Departures

* The New York Giants selected Shawn Tennell with the 9th pick in the 2015 NFLHC Expansion Draft.
* The Baltimore Ravens selected Frank Lee with the 20th pick in the Expansion Draft.
* The Houston Texans selected Obafemi Chamberlin with the 35th pick in the Expansion Draft.
* The Houston Texans selected Spencer Flutie with the 38th pick in the Expansion Draft.

## 2015 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 7 Onterrio Smith

**Running backs**
* 25 Brian Kiel
* 33 *O.J. Carano*

**Wide receivers**
* 10 David Gaines
* 88 *Austin Medina*
* 87 *Michael Potts*
* 13 *Mike Robinson*
* 82 Rod Woodley

**Tight ends**
* 44 *Charlie Bryson*
* 88 *Charlie Wilson*
* 67 *Zack Blackmon* G
* 60 *Mike Cavanaugh* T
* 75 Don Fontenot T
* 63 *Rob Johnston* C
* 69 *Mathias McGee* G
* 72 *Erik Russell* T
* 71 *Tim White* G

**Defensive linemen**
* 91 *Bob Ballard* DT
* 96 Alvis Brumm DE
* 78 *Sidney Burris* DE
* 58 *Andre Gaffney* DE
* 77 Tom Schmidt DE
* 92 *Walter Scott* NT
* 90 Alex Todd DT
* 51 Tommy Leonard OLB
* 53 *Clarence Harris* OLB
* 97 *Andy Michel* ILB
* 56 Kwazi Robb OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 20 *Grant Phillips* CB
* 21 Tony Hennigan SS
* 27 *Joe Gammon* CB
* 31 John Queen CB
* 38 *Juan Hutchinson* FS
* 26 *Joseph Harris* FS

**Special teams**
* 1 Dennis Carson P
* 9 Ken Hodel K

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
34 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2014 SHC Season

The **2014 SHC Premier League** is the 1st season of the SHC Premier League, CFBHC.com's premier league. The season began on 23 May 2014 and the final matchday is on 8 July 2014. Real Madrid CF are the defending champions from the SHC Inaugural Cup.

## Teams

2014 Teams

* AS Roma
* Bayern München
* Borussia Dortmund

* FC Barcelona
* Manchester United
* Real Madrid CF

## League table

Updated to games played on 1 July 2014.
Source: [1] xperteleven
Rules for classification:
1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
**(C)** = Champion; **(R)** = Relegated; **(P)** = Promoted; **(E)** = Eliminated; **(O)** = Play-off winner; **(A)** = Advances to a further round.

### Positions by round

The table lists the positions of teams after each week of matches.

Source: [2] xperteleven

## Results

Updated to games played on 27 May 2014.
Source: xperteleven
1 **^** The home team is listed in the left-hand column.
**Colours**: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
2014 Atlanta Falcons season

The **2014 Atlanta Falcons** season was the franchise's 1st season in the National Football League. In their first year, the Falcons had the best record in the NFC, winning the NFC South title. Head Coach randye4 and general manager tctykilla both won awards for the top head coach and top general manager in the league, but the Falcons were bounced out in the first round of the playoffs by the Green Bay Packers.

In this first season, the Falcons had 2 All-Pros, David Wilburn and R.C. Rone. Selected to the 2014 Pro Bowl from the Falcons were Wilburn, Rone, tackle Jason Kelly and defensive end Blair Kopay.

## Transactions

### Trades

 April 23, 2014 | Minnesota Vikings | Gregory Tomlinson, James Williams | 2018 R7#219

## 2014 Season

### Schedule

#### Postseason

 Divisional Playoffs | July 14th

Notes
* Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 2 *Keenan Nece*

**Running backs**
* 20 *Bryan Davis*
* 22 *John Wong*
* 23 *Richard Myers FB*
* 24 *Chad McKinney FB*

**Wide receivers**
* 10 *Charlie White*
* 11 *Cecil Windsor*
* 12 *Ed Lloyd*
* 13 *Randy Helms KR/PR*

**Tight ends**
* 40 *Monsanto Williams*
* 42 *Don Sprague*
* 52 *Joe Owens T*
* 53 *Jerris Jordan G*
* 54 David Moreland T
* 55 *Herbert Smith T*
* 56 *Tony Nott G*
* 57 *Rodney Williams C*
* 58 Willis Walton G
* 59 *Stan Whigham G*
* 60 *Jason Kelly T*

**Defensive linemen**
* 61 *Bobby Johnson DE*
* 62 *Shaun Bartoszek DE*
* 63 *Terry Dewalt DT*
* 64 Grover Morris DT
* 65 *Blair Kopay DE*
* 44 *Hal Rodriguez OLB*
* 45 *Adrian Leo OLB*
* 46 *Larry Knight OLB*
* 47 *Bill Sualua ILB*
* 48 *Daniel Hankins ILB*
* 49 *Willie Crocker ILB*
* 50 *Willie Langer ILB*

**Defensive backs**
* 21 *David Wilburn CB*
* 25 *Charles Francis CB*
* 26 *Oscar Taylor CB*
* 27 *Margin Thompson CB*
* 28 *Warren Johnson FS*
* 29 *Skip Johnson CB*
* 30 *John Jefferson CB*
* 41 *R.C. Rone SS*

**Special teams**
* 3 *Thomas Thomas K*
* 4 *Gary Montalvo P*

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
0 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad

## Individual Awards

RB Bryan Davis - NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 7,9

WR Randy Helms - NFC Special Teams Player of the Week - 2

OT Jason Kelly - Pro Bowl

DE Blair Kopay - Pro Bowl

CB David Wilburn - All-Pro, Pro Bowl, NFC Defensive Player of the Week - 1,9

SS R.C. Rone - All-Pro, Pro Bowl

K Thomas Thomas - NFC Special Teams Player of the Week - 9

Head Coach randye4 - NFL Head Coach of the Year

General Manager tctykilla - Pro Football Writer's ASsociation Executive of the Year
2014 UCLA Bruins football team

Seasons

The **UCLA Bruins 2014 Season** represented the UCLA Bruins in the 2014 Season. This was the second year of play for the Bruins. The team was coached by second year head coach evanisonCFBHC and played their home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

UCLA entered the 2014 Season with a pre-season ranking of #16 and faced the #4 Oklahoma Sooners in a rematch of the 2013 season opener. Once again the Sooners were victorious, Oklahoma won 38-14.

The Bruins then started to turn their season around under second year head coach evanisonCFBHC by getting to 5-3 and winning a road game over #22 Arizona State in Tempe, AZ. With a 4-0 conference record, UCLA looked primed to repeat as Pac-12 Champions, but unfortunately they ended the season going a disappointing 1-4 and 0-3 in conference play.

For the post-season, UCLA was invited to their second straight bowl game. They traveled to El Paso, TX to play in the Sun Bowl against the Miami Hurricanes. The Bruins were hoping for a victory to finish the season on a high note heading into the 2015 season. UCLA gave their all, but were unable to stop the mighty Miami offense and lost 30-7 and finish their season 6-7.

Following the Sun Bowl loss, UCLA fired their head coach evanisonCFBHC and looked to new hire cuhcs13 to bring the magic back to Westwood that the Bruins had found the previous season. evanisonCFBHC left UCLA with a 17-10 overall record and a Pac-12 Conference Championship.
2015 Nevada Wolf Pack Season

Seasons

The **Nevada Wolf Pack** began play in the 2015 CFBHC Season. They suffered loss after loss, and ended up 1-11 overall and 0-7 in the AAC. However, Stephan Bennett began to emerge as a legitimate leader of the squad, and many positive things were on show. John Sheldon and David Brown began to show sparks of brilliance at the wide receiver position while Marvin Carter kept defenses honest with his gashing runs and nose for the end zone. Defensively, linebacker John Harris anchored the line, leading the team in tackles. A weak pass rush was bolstered up with the dominant play of cornerback Peter Blackwell and the growing pass rush presence of defensive tackle Danny Davis.

Because the team did not have a coach this season, recruiting was a major struggle. The only players that join the team this season were walk-ons. As there was not a coach, players constantly changed positions and tactics, leading to no set depth chart and no set positions. A full roster was never even established.

## Schedule

### Postseason

The Wolf Pack did not have enough wins to qualify for a postseason bowl game.
2015 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2015 Big 12 Championship Game** was the 3rd championship game for the Big 12 Conference. #4 Oklahoma, the Big 12 North representative, defeated #2 and previously undefeated Texas Tech, the Big 12 South representative, with a last-minute touchdown pass from Norris Brooksheer to Kavika Russell to win 14-10.

## Teams

### Texas Tech

The Texas Tech Red Raiders rode a dominant defense and a balanced offensive attack to the Big 12 South title. They finished the regular season 12-0, allowed just 2 opponents to score 10 points or more (Miami and Syracuse) and allowed just two teams to come within one score of them (Northwestern, Syracuse). They did not give up a touchdown in regular season conference play. They are led by Glenn White at quarterback, who is among the nation's most accurate quarterbacks, and Dave Pagac at tailback. On defense, they are led by Jeremy Miller, who led the nation in sacks with 13 in the regular season.

### Oklahoma Sooners

The Oklahoma Sooners rode a dominant offense and an opportunistic defense to the Big 12 North title. They ripped off to a 6-0 start with dominant road wins over Ohio State and Notre Dame and rose up to #1 in the country by Week 5. A Week 7 loss in the final minute to Kansas was their only setback, and they followed it up with five straight wins in conference play to rally and take the division title. They are led by sophomore phenom Norris Brooksheer at quarterback, Greg Hadnot at halfback, and Tai Miller at wide receiver. In the regular season, Brooksheer led the country in passer rating among all quarterbacks who have played in half or more of their games; Hadnot led the Big 12 in yards per carry; Tai Miller led the country in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns; and cornerback Lee Davis tied for the national lead in interceptions with 7.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 No scoring

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 No scoring

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 TTU - FG 11:45 Erik Senser 37 Yd

 OKLA - TD 02:44 Greg Hadnot 6 Yd Run (Alejandro Aguirre Kick)

**4th quarter scoring:**

 TTU - TD 09:46 Dave Pagac 9 Yd Run (Erik Senser Kick)

 OKLA - TD 0:56 Kavika Russell 14 Yd Pass from Norris Brooksheer (Alejandro Aguirre Kick)
2013 Penn State Nittany Lions Season

Seasons

The **2013 Penn State Nittany Lions** represented Pennsylvania State University in the 2013 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Soluna and played its home games in Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pennsylvania. They were a member of the East Division of the Big Ten. Penn State played in the 2013 Rose Bowl against the Michigan Wolverines as part of the CFBHC Playoff system.

Before the season Penn State was seen as part of the cluster at the bottom of the Coaches Poll and was expected to finish with a bowl game. Derek Keys won the quarterback competition early and, in combination with running back Keith Dunn and wide receiver Walt Peck, was able to achieve lasting success.

Penn State opened the season with four straight non-conference wins and didn't lose until the third Big Ten game, versus Michigan. Following the Michigan game the Nittany Lions were 6-1 and went on to win three of their final four conference games before ending the season with a win in their final non-conference game in Blacksburg versus Virginia Tech.

Several players earned national and conference recognition, headlined by wide receiver Walt Peck and defensive end Alvis Brumm.
2014 Maryland Terrapins Season

Seasons

The **2014 Maryland Terrapins football team** represented the University of Maryland in the 2014 CFBHC Season. The 2014 season was the inaugural season for the Terps, and they were coached by promising high school coach thedryyyyyycracker. They played their home games at Byrd Stadium.

The Terrapins schedule featured many high profile games, including games against the Florida Gators and the North Carolina Tarheels. They also began a series with in-state rival, the Navy Midshipmen.

The season began with high hopes because coach thedryyyyyycracker was able to land one of the top defensive recruits in the country from the previous year in OLB Brian Hernandez. Other high level recruits included FS Kenneth Schwartz and TE Andrew Yearney.

Unfortunately, Maryland finished with a 0–7 record in Big Ten play, placing it last in the East Division. Ending the regular season 2–10, the administration at the University decided to move on from Coach thedryyyyyycracker citing fundamental disagreements between the two sides. The failing out resulted in a very small recruiting class for the year and the dismal record.

## Schedule

### Postseason

The Terrapins did not have enough wins to qualify for a postseason bowl game.

## Recruiting

Due to a falling out with the administration, Coach thedryyyyyycracker decided not to recruit any players for the coaches to come in after him. As a result, the Terrapins recruiting class for this season was incredibly small. They actually only received one commit, from defensive end James Chase, who dreamed of being a Terrapin for his entire life. Chase looks to be a standout on the defensive line as he grows to his full potential.
2014 Air Force Falcons football team

Seasons

2014 is the inaugural season of play for the United States Air Force Academy Falcons. They play as a member of the new American Athletic Conference, in the west division. In week 1, Air Force travelled to Hawaii to play in the inaugural AAC conference game.

## Stats

#### Time and Weather

All game tallies are games where that player recorded statistics in that category, not games played.

## Awards

#### All-AAC Team

* OT: Philip Rose, Jr
* OLB: Mike Washington, File:Redshirt.pngSr
* CB: Craig Harris, Jr

#### CFBHC Admin Award

DescretoBurrito shared with Inspiral and alienufo
2016 Boston College Eagles season

Seasons

Boston College opted to keep Head Coach Jumanji around after the late season success he brought the team in 2015. The team was poised to take over the ACC Atlantic Division, but fell short after another disappointing loss at the hands of Florida State. Instead the Eagles finished the season with a 13-10 victory over Texas Tech in the Advocare Texas Bowl. Keith White took home bowl MVP honors after nailing both field goal attempts, including a 54-yarder in the fourth quarter that would ultimately decide the game.

### Recruiting

Boston College finished with the 56th-best recruiting class in the country and 6th in the ACC.
2015 NFLHC Expansion Draft

The **2015 National Football League Expansion Draft** was the most recent National Football League (NFL) draft in which 4 new expansion teams - the New York Giants, the Baltimore Ravens, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Houston Texans, selected their first players. So that these teams could become competitive with existing teams, NFLHC commissioner Soluna awarded these teams the first four picks in the 2015 NFLHC Draft and gave them the opportunity to select players from existing teams. This selection is handled in the expansion draft, schedule to happen on July 30, 2014.

In this draft, held before the regular draft, the existing franchises were allowed to protect 7 players on the team that the teams would not be allowed to select; all other players were allowed to be selected. Each team could only have 4 players selected from them before all other players were protected. This was the first expansion draft in NFLHC history.

## Rules of the Draft

### Process

Each NFLHC team listed 7 players that would not be allowed to be selected by the expansion teams; all other players were available to be selected. Only 4 players could be selected from each team in total before the remaining players were protected.

### Salary Cap Ramifications

The teams will be forced to take on any existing contracts of players they select; if the player's contract is expiring they retain exclusive rights to negotiate with the player.

### 2015 NFLHC Draft Ramifications

Based on the random selection of the order of the expansion draft, the reverse order was given for teams to pick in during the regular draft.
2016 CFBHC Recruiting Rankings

# Algorithm

The ranking takes into consideration:

* Favors potential over skill though both are used in calculating a player's ranking.
* High potential/skill (greater than or equal to 4.0) recruits are heavily favored.
* Favors freshmen over seniors.
* If you recruit >1 players at positions like QB or SS your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* If you recruit >2 players at positions like OT or DE your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* Doesn't factor in considering recruits.
* If you recruited +30 commits, then it ignores any recruits past your top 30.
2014 Penn State Nittany Lions Season

Seasons

The **2014 Penn State Nittany Lions** represented Pennsylvania State University in the 2014 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Soluna and played its home games in Beaver Stadium in University Park, Pennsylvania. They were a member of the East Division of the Big Ten. Penn State played in the 2014 Bourbon Bowl against the Oklahoma Sooners.

Before the season Penn State was seen as a mid-table team and was expected to finish with a bowl game. Derek Keys returned for his second year at the helm, in combination with running back Keith Dunn and new number one wide receiver Mark Harrington.

Penn State opened the season with four straight wins before losing two of three against Ohio State and Rutgers. A later loss to Michigan State kept them out of the playoffs.
2018 Kansas State Wildcats season

### 2018 Season

Two games into the 2018 season, Kansas State hired coach HAFFnHAFF. Coach HAFFnHAFF promptly knocked off an undefeated Houston team in his first game as coach. But he wouldn't win another game the rest of the season, despite taking undefeated TCU all the way down to the wire. KSU began to transition from a very run heavy offense to a more balanced offense as the season progressed.

#### 2018 Recruiting Class

Coach HAFFnHAFF hit the recruiting trail desperately needing some depth to replace his 20 graduating seniors and restock the team with talent. He signed 20 recruits to his first recruiting class and added 5 walks ons. In Junior College recruiting he came up empty, losing a recruiting battle to Oklahoma State over coveted CB Noah Crawley.

##### Offensive Recruits

RB Jaiden Givens 5-10 175 Fr Halstead (Halstead, KS) 1.0 of 3.5 [Speed]

FB Abdullah Pinati 5-10 239 Fr Quinter (Quinter, KS) 1.0 of 3.5 [Speed]

TE Bradley Winston 6-0 216 Fr Padua Franciscan (Parma, OH) 1.5 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]

TE Zahir Landrum 6-1 220 Fr Wauseon (Wauseon, OH) 1.5 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]

TE Jayden Ware 6-2 239 Fr Walnut Hills (Cincinnati, OH) 2.5 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]

TE Damani Askew 6-6 209 Fr Halstead (Halstead, KS) 2.0 of 3.5 [Pass Blocking]

WR Nathaniel Lewis-Abrams 5-11 153 Fr Alliance (Alliance, NE) 1.0 of 3.0 [Speed]

WR Jhonny Palacios 6-0 226 Fr York (York, NE) 1.5 of 3.5 [Target]

OG Eli Richard 6-6 302 Fr Greenville (Greenville, OH) 2.0 of 3.0 [Pass Blocking]

OG Felix Horvath 6-1 261 Fr Hawley (Hawley, MN) 1.5 of 3.5 [Run Blocking]

* QB Carter Buckner 6-0 207 Fr Columbus Community (, IA) 1.0 of 2.5 [Pocket]

* OT Anthony Barraza 6-2 275 Fr Riverside (Oakland, IA) 1.0 of 1.5 [Pass Blocking]

* Denotes walk on

##### Defensive Recruits

DT Alan Grimes 6-6 276 Fr Notre Dame-Catherdal Latin (, OH) 1.0 of 3.0 [Pass Stop]

DT Caleb Barrow 6-5 309 Fr V.J. Andrew (Park, IL) 1.0 of 3.0 [Run Stop]

DT Terrell Woodard 6-6 276 Fr River Ridge (Elizabeth, IL) 1.0 of 3.5 [Pass Stop]

CB Dylan Holliday 5-9 201 Fr Blanchester (Blanchester, OH) 1.0 of 3.0 [Man Coverage]

CB Kofi Peoples 6-1 185 Fr Lakeville (Lakeville, MN) 1.0 of 3.0 [Man Coverage]

ILB Tim Workman 6-1 219 Fr Kee (Lansing, IA) 1.0 of 3.5 [Pass Zone]

OLB Jeffrey Stinson 6-3 229 Fr Arthur Hill (Saginaw, MI) 2.0 of 3.0 [Run Zone]

OLB Shawn Reyes 6-3 224 Fr Burke (Omaha, NE) 2.5 of 3.5 [Run Man-to-Man]

SS Matthew Parham 6-2 179 Fr Moorhead (Moorhead, MN) 1.0 of 3.5 [Zone Coverage]

SS Hunter Warner 6-1 170 Fr Spencerville (Spencerville, OH) 1.0 of 3.5 [Zone Coverage]

* DE Isaiah Middleton 6-1 265 Fr York (York, NE) 1.0 of 2.0 [Pass Stop]

* Denotes walk on

##### Special Teams Recruits

* K Usher Kaufman 5-7 188 Fr Standing Rock Community (, ND) 1.0 of 2.5 [Accuracy]
* P Joel Webb 5-7 189 Fr Heights (Wichita, KS) 1.0 of 2.0 [Power]

* Denotes walk on
2019 Miami Hurricanes football team

Seasons

The **2019 Miami Hurricanes** represent the University of Miami in the 2019 CFBHC Season. The team is coached by ajyoungmark and plays its home games at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. They are a member of the Coastal Division in the ACC.

## Schedule

### Regular Season

The Miami Hurricanes did not qualify for post season play.
2014 Virginia Cavaliers Football Team

Seasons

The 2014 Virginia Cavaliers football season began on the road against Penn State in week one. They played as a member of the ACC, in the Coastal division. They earned their first Bowl birth and finished the season 8-5 overall.
This was Coach npklemm's first full season as coach.
Preston Gill was the first All-American in school history.

## Awards

#### All-ACC Team

* Chad Dess
* Preston Gill