recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
2040 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 11-5 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 9-7 (8th seed)

New York Jets 7-9

New England Patriots 4-12

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (3rd seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 13-3 (1st seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 9-7

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (2nd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (5th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7 (8th seed)

NFC South

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 4-12

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 7-9

Los Angeles Rams 3-13

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Browns 23 **Colts 28**

Cle 10/3/10/0

Ind 7/0/7/14

Texans 10 **Bills 27**

Hou 3/7/0/0

Buf 0/10/3/14

Steelers 23 **Bengals 24**

Pit 10/3/10/0

Cin 0/7/14/3

Dolphins 17 **Broncos 31**

Mia 10/0/0/7

Den 0/14/14/3

#### NFC

Bears 22 **Giants 24**

Chi 3/3/10/6

NYG 10/0/7/7

**Packers 24** Lions 17

GB 3/0/7/14

Det 10/7/0/0

Cowboys 28 **Saints 31**

Dal 7/7/7/7

No 7/0/14/10

Vikings 12 **Seahawks 28**

Min 3/3/0/6

Sea 14/0/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 24 **Bengals 31**

Ind 10/7/7/0

Cin 3/7/7/14

Bills 13 **Broncos 41**

Buf 6/0/7/0

Den 17/7/10/7

#### NFC

**Saints 37** Giants 30

No 10/7/10/10

Nyg 13/7/7/3

Packers 31 **Seahawks 38**

GB 10/0/7/14

Sea 14/14/3/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Bengals 27 **Broncos 31**

Cin 10/7/10/0

Den 0/7/10/14

#### NFC

**Saints 35** Seahawks 31

No 14/7/7/7

Sea 10/14/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana

Broncos 24 **Saints 28**

Den 10/0/7/7

No 7/7/7/7

Superbowl Champion: New Orleans Saints

Superbowl MVP: Garrett Jacobs (QB) New Orleans Saints
Brook Wyatts

**Sexuality** | Heterosexual

**Brook Wyatts** is a survivor of the outbreak and member of Natalie Volta's safe zone at Westburrow Mall

## Personality

- Slow
- Druggie
- Grouchy
- Determined
- Cool

## Pre-Apocalypse

Brook had a rough childhood which forced her into doing drugs to hep her escape. After discovering her drug problem her parents kicked her out of the house. Brook bought a plane ticket from New York to Los Angeles hoping to start a new but after not being able to get a job or apartment she stayed homeless and addicted to drugs.

## Post-Apocalypse

Brook had contact with infected early on, she rushed to the police station to get help but after seeing she was high the police didn't believe her and locked her in a cell. Brook was trapped in the cell as outside the outbreak began. Most of the police left and didn't return either because they had gotten killed or were helping at the evacuation zone.

Brooks stayed in her cell for days before managing to pick the lock with a bobby pin. She fled onto the streets where she was quickly met with infected, after killing them she ran to a nearby mall where she ran into Nick. The two decided to barricade themselves in the mall and ride it out, not long after Andrea, Natalie, and Ashlin snuck in through the roof. The two groups deciding to merge.

On Day 16 her and Nick hid well Raiders attacked the safe zone they were in, sometime later they emerged and escaped.

## Killed Victims

The list shows the victims Andrea has killed:

- 8 infected individuals.

- 4 Raiders.
Bill White (College Balloon Ball)

Bill White is an American college balloon ball coach, who is currently serving as the head coach of the Washington Huskies men's balloon ball team. He had previously served as the head coach at Boise State University and Montana Technological University.

Bill White was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame for his work as the coach at Montana Tech. He won 6 NAIA National titles in 16 seasons at the helm of the OreDiggers program.

He was known for being an early implementer of the Hybrid Offensive Strategy, which was created at South Alabama by Jim Magalia and Carter Crowder during the late 80s and 90s. His implementation of this strategy, alongside tough, stingy defense was key to his success during the 90s.

White was named the greatest Balloon Ball coach in NAIA history in a 2012 publication of *College Balloon Ball Weekly.*

## Life

Bill White currently resides in Seattle, Washington with his wife Marriet. They had continued to own a home in Butte, Montana until 2017, when they sold it to their daughter Mary.

 1980-1995
 1996-2016
 2017-pres

\*Interim Head Coach
Zoe Vowels

**Sexuality** | Heterosexual

**Zoe Vowels** is a survivor of the outbreak and member of Rebecablak Spusi's Safe Zone, but was originally apart of Jack Walsh's Safe Zone.

## Personality

- Funny
- Outgoing
- Loud
- Obedient
- Charming

## Post-Apocalypse

On Day 27 Zoe was rescued from Jack Walsh's Safe Zone by Rebecablak and her people.

## Killed Victims

Zoe has killed no one during the apocalypse.
2024 Iowa State Cyclones Football Team

After a 5-7 Season in 2023 the Cyclones bounced back with a spectacular 8-4 Season and a Bowl appearance

### Week 1 (Saturday August 31)

Vs North Dakota W 45-16

ND 10/3/3/0

ISU 0/14/17/14

TV: ESPN2

### Week 2 ( Saturday, September 7th)

@ #18 Iowa W 31-24

ISU 10/7/7/7

IU 14/3/0/7

TV: ABC

### Week 3( Saturday September 14)

Vs Arkansas State W 41-31

Akst 7/10/7/7

ISU 14/10/7/10

TV: Fox

### Week 4 (Saturday, September 21st)

@ Kansas W 40-20

ISU 10/10/10/10

KU 0/3/10/7

TV: ESPN

### Week 5 (Saturday September 28th)

Vs West Virginia W 35-30

WVU 14/6/7/3

ISU 0/7/7/21

TV: ABC

### Week 6 ( Saturday, October 5th)

@ #24 TCU L 37-34

ISU. 10/0/14/10

TCU 7/13/10/7

TV: Fox

### Week 7 (Saturday, October 12)

Vs #7 Oklahoma L 41-38 (ot)

OU 14/7/7/7/6

ISU 7/7/14/7/3

TV:ABC

### Week 8 (Saturday October 19)

@ #11 Texas W 38-34

ISU. 17/7/7/7

UT 0/10/10/14

TV: ABC

### Week 9 (Saturday October 26)

Vs Texas Tech W 56-52

TTU 13/9/10/20

ISU 7/21/14/14

TV: Fox

### Week 10 (Saturday November 2nd)

@ #16 Oklahoma St. L 31-14

ISU 7/0/7/0

OSU 3/14/7/7

TV: ESPN

### Week 12 (Saturday November 16th)

Vs Baylor W 38-30

BU 10/0/10/10

ISU 7/3/14/14

TV: Fox

### Week 13 (Friday November 22nd)

Vs Kansas State L 27-17

KSU 3/10/7/7

ISU 7/3/0/7

TV: Fox

### Cheez-its Bowl (Friday December 27th)

Vs Minnesota L 37-33

ISU 10/3/10/10

Min 7/10/10/10

TV: ESPN
Mark White

**Sexuality** | Heterosexual

**Mark White** is a survivor of the outbreak and member of Ariana Stake's Safe Zone located on a lake side.

## Personality

- Strong
- plump
- Determined
- Protective
- Loyal

## Pre-Apocalypse

Mark moved to Chino with his wife, Flemminton, from Vancouver. Mark stayed a truck driver despite the move and wasn't home as often as Flemminton liked. They were trying for a baby.

## Post-Apocalypse

When the virus struck Mark and Flemminton were quick to act. They left their house, packing as much as they could before fleeing the city. Due to the roads being packed they were forced to walk. They managed to escape the city on the 2nd day.

Mark and flemminton stayed in the country, stealing a car they began to make their way towards Kansas, which they heard had a lot of safe zones within it. But well driving they stumbled upon Ariana and her group, Mark was iffy on staying but later choosing to stay at Ariana's Safe Zone

## Killed Victims

The list shows whom Mark has killed.

- 2 Infected individuals.
Rose Quartz

Rose is the main character when it comes to history. Rose was the leader of the crystal gems untill steven was born. Rose saw the beauty of everything on Earth Greg was the first human that found out the gems names while the other humans think of them as a circus act or mysterious beings. Pearl is like a soldier for Rose.
Crystal Gems:

The crystal gems arePearl Garnet (Ruby Saphire fused) Amathyst and steven or Rose Quarts. The crystal Gems defend the Earth and protect the humans from curopted Gems and fusion monsters .The newest member is peridot was a foe but at the ep catch and released peridot got traped in the Bathroom or as peridot calls it Arcayic Think Chanber in when it rains peridot was in a aliyance with steven.
2022 NC State Wolfpack football team

The **2022 North Carolina State Wolfpack football team** represented North Carolina State University during the 2022 NCAA Division I FBS Football Season. The Wolfpack were led by tenth-year head coach Dave Doeren. The Wolfpack finished the regular season 10-2, 7-1 in ACC play to finish in first place in the Atlantic Division. This first-place finish was the Wolfpack's first ever ACC Atlantic Division title, which resulted in them appearing in the ACC Championship Game for the first time ever. The Wolfpack defeated the Virginia Cavaliers to clinch their first ACC football title since 1979, but lost to Arkansas in the 2022 Orange Bowl.

Redshirt junior quarterback Devin Leary threw 36 touchdowns and only 3 interceptions in this season, earning him the Heisman Trophy. Leary would then be drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft.
2012 Kentucky Wildcats Football Team

The **2012 Kentucky Wildcats** **football team** represented the University of Kentucky during the 2012 NCAA Division I FBS football season in the East Division of the Southeastern Conference. The Wildcats were led by first-year head coach Noah Baldwin after Joker Phillips was fired following a 5-7 finish in 2011.

## Schedule

* Non-Con Game

 September 10
Austin Brentson

**Sexuality** | Heterosexual

**Austin Brentson** is a survivor of the outbreak and member of Jack Walsh's Safe Zone located in a public Library.

## Personality

- Cowardly
- Sneaky
- Untrustworthy
- Backstabbing
- Ruthless

## Post-Apocalypse

On Day 24 he tried to flee the safe zone but was puked on by one of the ifnected, as a result he soon turned.

## Killed Victims

Austin has killed no one during the apocalypse.
2036 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 11-5 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 8-8

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (5th seed)

Houston Texans 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 9-7

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Carolina Panthers 6-10

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

Seattle Seahawks 4-12

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Titans 17 **Jets 20**

Ten 7/0/7/3

Nyj 0/10/7/3

Texans 24 **Colts 31**

Hou 14/0/7/3

Ind 10/7/0/14

Ravens 30 **Broncos 34**

Bal 10/3/7/10

Den 7/3/10/14

Dolphins 14 **Steelers 28**

Mia 14/0/0/0

Pit 7/0/7/14

#### NFC

**Vikings 27** Buccaneers 17

Min 10/7/10/0

TB 3/0/7/7

Lions 23 **Packers 27**

Det 14/3/3/3

GB 3/7/10/7

Giants 27 **Eagles 29**

Nyg 10/7/3/7

Phi 6/10/10/3

Cardinals 10 **49ers 28**

Ari 3/0/0/7

SF 7/0/7/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

Broncos 20 **Steelers 23**

Den 7/0/10/3

Pit 3/0/10/10

Jets 19 **Colts 21**

Nyj 10/3/0/6

Ind 7/14/0/0

#### NFC

Vikings 17 **Packers 30**

Min 10/0/7/0

GB 3/3/14/10

**Eagles 38** 49ers 34

Phi 10/0/14/14

SF 14/7/10/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 23 **Colts 29** (ot)

Pit 10/7/3/3/0

Ind 7/0/10/6/6

#### NFC

**Eagles 31** Packers 27

Phi 10/0/7/14

GB 3/7/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada

**Colts 28** Eagles 17

Ind 7/7/7/7

Phi 3/7/0/7

Superbowl Champion: Indianapolis Colts

Superbowl MVP: Brandon Moore (QB) Indianapolis Colts
2020 IIHF Ice Hockey World Cup

The **2020 IIHF Ice Hockey World Cup** will be the 19th edition of the triennial international men's ice hockey championship. Norway will host the tournament for the second time in their history, previously hosting the 1993 tournament. 24 teams from different continents qualify for the world cup, with all IIHF members being put into a large qualification tournament two years before the taking place of the event. The tournament will take place between October and November of 2020, across 7 arenas in Norway. Due to scheduling conflicts with the NHL, the IIHF and the NHL agreed to move the league-wide week breaks will all be moved to the time when the World Cup occurs, allowing for star players to participate. No national teams are expected to make a debut at the tournament, with 19 European teams, 3 Asian teams, and 2 North American teams qualifying. After Norway was awarded with the tournament back in 2009, the IIHF considered expanding the World Cup to 32 teams, but this was eventually rejected. The draw to determine the groups will occur on September 2.

## Qualified teams

Norway (hosts), Canada, Russia, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, United States, Germany, Switzerland, Slovakia, Latvia, Austria, South Korea, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, China, Japan, Netherlands, Belgium, Belarus, Italy, Denmark, France

## Broadcasting Rights

SN (SportsNet) and ESPN in Canada and the United States are expected to be the frontrunning broadcasters. ESPN will host the tournament for the ninth straight time, dating back to 1996.
2023 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

Buffalo Bills 11-5 (6th seed)

New England Patriots 8-8

New York Jets 6-10

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (2nd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (5th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

Cincinnati Bengals 4-12

AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (4th seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (7th seed)

Houston Texans 9-7

Jacksonville Jaguars 3-13

AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 14-2 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7

Denver Broncos 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 5-11

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 13-3 (1st seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (5th seed)

Washington Redskins 9-7

New York Giants 7-9

NFC North

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (3rd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-6-1

Chicago Bears 8-7-1

Detroit Lions 6-10

NFC South

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 4-12

NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Arizona Cardinals 11-5 (6th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (7th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bills 14 **Dolphins 23**

Buf 7/0/7/0

Mia 3/7/3/10

Steelers 17 **Colts 21**

Pit 0/7/7/3

Ind 7/0/7/7

**Titans 24** Ravens 10

Ten 7/7/7/3

Bal 3/0/7/0

#### NFC

**Eagles 27** Saints 24 (ot)

Phi 10/7/0/7/3

No 3/7/7/7/0

Cardinals 23 **Packers 27**

Arz 3/10/7/3

GB 7/10/3/7

Seahawks 27 **49ers 31**

Sea 10/0/14/3

SF 3/7/14/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Titans 17 **Chiefs 38**

Ten 10/0/7/0

KC 14/10/7/7

**Colts 24** Dolphins 23

Ind 7/3/7/7

Mia 10/3/10/0

#### NFC

**Packers 28** 49ers 20

GB 7/7/7/7

SF 10/0/7/3

Eagles 21 **Cowboys 24**

Phi 14/0/7/0

Dal 0/7/7/10

### Conference

#### AFC

**Colts 27** Chiefs 19

Ind 10/7/10/0

KC 3/7/6/3

#### NFC

**Packers 38** Cowboys 27

GB 17/7/7/7

Dal 3/7/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona

**Packers 27** Colts 17

GB 10/7/7/3

ind 3/0/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Green Bay Packers

Superbowl MVP: Jordan Love (QB) Green Bay Packers
2047 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (7th seed)

New York Jets 9-7

Buffalo Bills 7-9

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

### AFC South

Houston Texans 11-5 (4th seed)

Tennessee Titans 9-7

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 8-8

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (7th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (8th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7

Detroit Lions 7-9

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 13-3 (1st seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (2nd seed)

Los Angeles Rams 11-5 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

San Francisco 49ers 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Chargers 24 **Texans 29**

Lac 7/0/3/14

Hou 6/10/10/3

Dolphins 17 **Ravens 27**

Mia 0/7/3/7

Bal 3/7/10/7

Bengals 21 **Patriots 42**

Cin 7/0/7/7

Ne 7/14/14/7

**Steelers 17** Chiefs 9

Pit 3/7/0/7

KC 3/3/3/0

#### NFC

Eagles 17 **Saints 35**

Phi 3/7/0/7

No 14/7/7/7

**Rams 46** Redwolves 30

Lar 17/9/20/0

Was 10/3/10/7

**Packers 41** Vikings 27

GB 21/7/10/3

Min 3/10/7/7

Cowboys 17 **Cardinals 22**

Dal 7/0/3/7

Ari 10/2/10/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Texans 10 **Patriots 26**

Hou 7/3/0/0

Ne 3/10/10/3

Steelers 30 **Ravens 32**

Pit 10/7/10/3

Bal 2/10/10/10

#### NFC

Packers 28 **Saints 42**

GB 7/7/7/7

No 7/14/7/14

Rams 16 **Cardinals 19** (ot)

Lar 3/3/7/3/0

Ari 0/7/3/6/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Patriots 16 **Ravens 31**

Ne 3/10/3/0

Bal 14/3/7/7

#### NFC

Cardinals 23 **Saints 29** (ot)

Ari 10/0/3/10/0

No 0/10/10/3/6

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

Saints 24 **Ravens 31**

No 10/7/7/0

Bal 3/14/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Baltimore Ravens

Superbowl MVP: Andre Williams (QB) Baltimore Ravens
D.J. O'Donahue (College Balloon Ball Coach)

D.J. O'Donahue is an american college balloon ball coach.

## Life

O'Donaue was born on June 6, 1966 is Keewatin, Minnesota. He attended the University of Minnesota, where he was a student assistant on the men's balloon ball team during his senior year. He then began a career of coaching following that.

O'Donahue has been married to Laura O'Donahue since 2005. Before that, he was married to Skylar O'Malley from 1988 to 1994, and Nyla Hurts from 1996 to 2003. He had one child with Skylar, Katrina, born in 1990, two children with Nyla, Stacy and Margaret, born in 1996 and 2000 respectively, and has had three children with Laura, Daniel, Kellen, and Olly, born in 2009, 2014, and 2019 respectively. Katrina currently works as a nurse in Minneapolis. Stacy currently works as a teacher in Akron City Schools. Margaret is currently attending college at Ohio State University, majoring in finance. Daniel is currently in middle school, and Kellen is currently in elementary school, while Olly is in pre-school.
2119 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 9-7 (8th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (4th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

Houston Texans 4-12

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 13-3 (1st seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 12-4 (5th seed)

Denver Broncos 6-10

Kansas City Chiefs 3-13

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7 (8th seed)

New York Giants 7-9

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 11-5 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-6 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

New Orleans Saints 4-12

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 13-3 (1st seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 11-5 (6th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Browns 24** Bills 7

Cle 10/7/0/7

Buf 0/0/7/0

Patriots 20 **Chargers 23** (ot)

NE 10/0/10/0/0

Lac 0/7/3/10/3

Raiders 21 **Colts 31**

Lv 7/0/0/14

Ind 10/7/7/7

**Steelers 24** Ravens 16

Pit 10/7/7/0

Bal 6/0/3/7

#### NFC

**49ers 27** Buccaneers 17

SF 10/3/7/7

TB 14/3/0/0

Seahawks 17 **Bears 31**

Sea 10/0/7/0

Chi 3/7/14/7

**Packers 31** Cowboys 21

GB 14/7/7/3

Dal 0/7/7/7

Redwolves 16 **Cardinals 35**

Was 10/0/0/6

Ari 7/7/7/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

Browns 23 **Colts 28**

Cle 14/3/0/6

Ind 0/14/14/0

**Steelers 27** Chargers 10

Pit 10/7/3/7

Lac 3/0/7/0

#### NFC

**49ers 31** Bears 28

SF 14/7/7/3

Chi 7/7/0/14

Packers 31 **Cardinals 38**

GB 14/0/10/7

Ari 7/10/7/14

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 18 **Colts 21**

Pit 10/0/0/8

Ind 7/7/7/0

#### NFC

**49ers 28** Cardinals 24

SF 7/7/7/7

Ari 10/7/0/7

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium,East Rutherford,New Jersey

**49ers 31** Colts 10

SF 17/7/7/0

Ind 7/0/3/0

Superbowl Champion: San Francisco 49ers

Superbowl MVP: Quinton Williams (QB) San Francisco 49ers
Clarksville Blazers Football Team

The **Clarksville Blazers football** team represents the University Of Tennessee at Clarksville (UTC) in the sport of American football. The Blazers compete in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the East Division of Conference USA (CUSA). Currently lead by head coach Mike Smith, who held the position since 2012.

## Clarksville Blazers Football Team

### Rivarlies

TennesseeAustin Peay

Middle Tennessee

Western Kentucky
2076 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (7th seed)

Buffalo Bills 8-8

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (8th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tennessee Titans 11-5 (6th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Houston Texans 7-9

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

New York Giants 10-6 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7 (8th seed)

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 11-5 (3rd seed)

New Orleans Saints 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)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Titans 17 **Patriots 24**

Ten 10/0/7/0

NE 3/7/7/7

Steelers 20 **Chargers 22**

Pit 3/7/3/7

Lac 9/3/7/3

**Chiefs 24** Browns 10

KC 7/0/10/7

Cle 7/3/0/0

Dolphins 27 **Colts 31**

Mia 10/0/7/10

Ind 3/14/7/7

#### NFC

**49ers 28** Giants 20

SF 14/0/7/7

Nyg 7/3/7/3

Vikings 21 **Seahawks 28**

Min 7/0/0/14

Sea 7/7/7/7

**Packers 28** Falcons 27

GB 7/0/7/14

Atl 7/10/7/0

Cardinals 21 **Bears 26**

Ari 7/7/7/0

Chi 3/10/7/6

### Divisional

#### AFC

Patriots 27 **Colts 30**

Ne 10/7/10/0

Ind 7/0/10/13

**Chiefs 24** Chargers 20

KC 10/0/7/7

Lac 10/3/7/0

#### NFC

49ers 20 **Bears 26** (ot)

SF 7/3/7/3/0

Chi 3/0/10/7/6

Packers 27 **Seahawks 34**

GB 3/14/3/7

Sea 0/10/10/14

### Conference

#### AFC

**Chiefs 35** Colts 31

KC 7/14/7/7

Ind 14/7/7/3

#### NFC

Bears 28 **Seahawks 31**

Chi 7/7/7/7

Sea 10/0/7/14

## Superbowl

Location: Sofi Stadium, Los Angeles,California

**Chiefs 24** Seahawks 14

KC 10/7/0/7

Sea 0/7/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Kansas City Chiefs

Superbowl MVP: Damien Hill (QB) Kansas City Chiefs
Andy Mauch (College Balloon Ball)

**Andrew Mauch** is a retired American college balloon ball coach who previously served as the head men's balloon ball coach at the University of Louisville and Notre Dame University.

## Life

Mauch was born on July 9, 1955 in Saco, Maine to James and Samantha Mauch. He was the 3rd of 5 children. He and his family resided in Saco for the first two years of his life, before moving to the town of Dover-Foxcroft, in which he resided until the age of 12. After this, his family settled in Brunswick, Maine. He attended Brunswick High School. During his high school years, he often travelled to Portland where he competed in rec-league balloon ball tournaments. He won state tournament championships 3 years in a row - his sophomore year with Robert Tremblay, and with Mark Elk his junior and senior years. Upon graduation, he earned a scholarship at Villanova University, where he went to play balloon ball, starting his junior and senior years, before entering the coaching profession.

Andy Mauch is currently married to Josephine Percy-Mauch, whom he has been married to since 1984. He was previously married to Matilda Babin from 1979-1981. He has 4 children with Josephine, Garret (Born 1985), Austin (Born 1987), Amy (Born 1988), and Rochelle (Born 1991).

Mauch and his wife currently reside outside of Brunswick, Maine in a house they purchased together in 2010. During Mauch's time at Alabama, they also briefly owned a home in Northport, Alabama a short distance away from Tuscaloosa.

## Head Coaching Record

### Louisville

 1994

\*Resigned before the end of the season. The remainder of the season was coached by Bill Tarrence.

### Notre Dame

 2001
 2002
2122 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (2nd seed)

New England Patriots 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 7-9

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (3rd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 10-6 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 5-11

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Giants 9-7

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 11-5 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 9-7 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Detroit Lions 4-12

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 13-3 (1st seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (5th seed)

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 6-10

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 11-5 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (6th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Titans 17 **Colts 21**

Ten 7/0/7/3

Ind 7/7/7/0

**Patriots 31** Bills 17

NE 10/7/7/7

Buf 7/0/10/0

Steelers 10 **Browns 20**

Pit 10/0/0/0

Cle 0/7/10/3

Texans 17 **Broncos 42**

Hou 3/0/7/7

Den 14/7/14/7

#### NFC

Packers 24 **Panthers 31**

GB 10/7/7/0

Car 0/10/14/7

Rams 14 **Bears 21**

Lar 7/0/0/7

Chi 7/7/7/0

Cardinals 28 **Cowboys 31**

Ari 7/7/7/7

Dal 0/10/7/14

**Buccaneers 31** Seahawks 21

TB 10/7/0/14

Sea 7/0/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Broncos 27** Browns 17

Den 10/7/3/7

Cle 7/0/3/7

Patriots 31 **Colts 37** (ot)

NE 10/7/7/7/0

Ind 14/0/10/7/6

#### NFC

Buccaneers 20 **Panthers 31**

TB 10/0/10/0

Car 7/7/10/7

Bears 16 **Cowboys 31**

Chi 6/0/10/0

Dal 14/3/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Broncos 24 **Colts 41**

Den 10/7/0/7

Ind 14/10/10/7

#### NFC

**Cowboys 24** Panthers 21

Dal 7/0/7/10

Car 7/7/0/7

## Superbowl

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas,Nevada

**Colts 28** Cowboys 17

Ind 7/7/7/7

Dal 10/0/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Indianapolis Colts

Superbowl MVP: Jalen Hill (HB) Indianapolis Colts
2030 NCAA Football season

2 Ohio St

3 Georgia

4 Clemson

5 Oklahoma

6 Michigan

7 LSU

8 Wisconsin

9 Auburn

10 Florida

11 Texas

12 USC

13 Oregon

14 Texas A&M

15 Michigan St

16 North Carolina

17 Memphis

18 Notre Dame

19 Iowa

20 Iowa St

21 South Carolina

22 Kansas st

23 Arizona

24 Oklahoma St

25 Ole Miss

#### SEC Conference changes

The SEC expanded its inter Conference schedule to 10 Games with only 2 non Conference opponents allowed, 1 Power 5 non Conference opponent is required

#### Big 10 Conference changes

Same as the SEC, the Big 10 also expanded to 10 Conference games and 2 non Conference games.

## Post season

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2079 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 11-5 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (7th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (3rd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 9-7

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 10-6 (8th seed)

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (2nd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (3rd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 10-6 (7th seed)

Green Bay Packers 9-7

Detroit Lions 5-11

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7 (8th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

### NFC West

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

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Browns 27 **Ravens 32**

Cle 7/3/7/10

Bal 2/10/10/10

Chargers 27 **Patriots 41**

Lac 7/0/10/10

NE 7/14/10/10

Jaguars 17 **Colts 24**

Jac 0/3/7/7

Ind 10/7/0/7

**Dolphins 33** Chiefs 27 (ot)

Mia 17/3/7/0/6

KC 14/3/7/3/0

#### NFC

Vikings 23 **Cowboys 33**

Min 7/3/3/10

Dal 3/10/10/10

Cardinals 24 **Buccaneers 27**

Ari 14/3/7/0

TB 10/0/7/10

Eagles 17 **Bears 19**

Phi 7/0/10/0

Chi 3/13/0/3

Panthers 10 **49ers 28**

Car 3/0/0/7

SF 7/7/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Dolphins 17 **Colts 21**

Mia 7/7/3/0

Ind 7/0/7/7

Patriots 24 **Ravens 33**

Ne 10/0/7/7

Bal 10/10/10/3

#### NFC

Buccaneers 31 **49ers 38**

TB 14/7/7/3

SF 0/10/14/14

**Bears 41** Cowboys 38 (ot)

Chi 10/7/7/14/3

Dal 14/14/7/3/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 27 **Colts 31**

Bal 7/10/7/3

Ind 3/7/7/14

#### NFC

Bears 20 **49ers 24**

Chi 3/7/3/7

SF 0/10/0/14

## Superbowl

Location: Mercedes Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

**49ers 27** Colts 17

SF 10/7/7/3

Ind 0/7/10/0

Superbowl Champion: San Francisco 49ers

Superbowl MVP: Derek McKinley (QB) San Francisco 49ers
2059 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (2nd seed)

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (5th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 14-2 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

Tennessee Titans 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 9-7 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 4-12

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7 (8th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 5-11

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (5th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 3-13

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (3rd seed)

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (6th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Texans 23 **Colts 34**

Hou 10/6/7/0

Ind 0/7/17/10

**Browns 31** Broncos 24

Cle 10/0/14/7

Den 7/7/7/3

**Patriots 26** Dolphins 20 (ot)

Ne 3/7/7/3/6

Mia 10/3/7/0/0

Ravens 20 **Steelers 30**

Bal 10/3/7/0

Pit 0/3/17/10

#### NFC

Vikings 24 **Giants 27**

Min 10/0/0/14

Nyg 14/10/3/0

Cardinals 23 **Saints 41**

Ari 10/3/10/0

No 7/14/10/10

Cowboys 30 **Packers 35**

Dal 10/7/10/3

GB 7/7/7/14

49ers 23 **Seahawks 31**

SF 10/6/7/0

Sea 14/7/3/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Browns 23** Steelers 17 (ot)

Cle 7/0/3/7/6

Pit 7/10/0/0/0

Patriots 17 **Colts 33**

Ne 7/3/0/7

Ind 10/10/10/3

### NFC

**Seahawks 19** Saints 13

Sea 6/3/7/3

No 0/0/3/10

Giants 24 **Packers 28**

Nyg 7/7/7/3

GB 7/7/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Browns 24 **Colts 31**

Cle 10/0/7/7

Ind 10/14/7/0

#### NFC

Seahawks 28 **Packers 42**

Sea 7/7/14/0

GB 0/14/14/14

## Superbowl

Location: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida

Packers 21 **Colts 23**

GB 7/7/7/0

Ind 3/7/10/3

Superbowl Champion: Indianapolis Colts

Superbowl MVP: Chase Goodson (QB) Indianapolis Colts
2016 Philadelphia Phillies season

**2016 Philadelphia Phillies season**
 **General Manager** | Matt Klentak

The 2016 Philadelphia Phillies season featured a win-loss record of 77-85, significantly better than the 63-99 2015 season. Due to an influx of young players, such as Maikel Franco and Nick Williams, the team significantly improved.

## Season summary

The Phillies played their first game of the season on April 4, against the Cincinnati Reds. They won by a score of 6-1, with winning pitcher Jeremy Hellickson throwing five innings of shutout ball. However, the Phillies dropped their next two games. Throughout April, the Phillies struggled mightily, to a record of 8-20. May was slightly better, but struggles continued. At the all-star break, the Phillies were the second-worst team in baseball with a record of 35-57. In the second half, the team went 42-28 - a significant sign of improvement that would carry on into the next several seasons. Maikel Franco lead the team with 33 home runs and 109 runs batted in, Odubel Herrera led with a .308 batting average and 18 stolen bases, and Aaron Nola lead the team with 14 wins. Young prospect Nick Williams hit .293 with 11 home runs and 12 stolen bases in his brief stint after joining the team in late July. However, top prospect J.P. Crawford struggled in his brief September call-up hitting just .225 with one homer and 5 runs batted in.
Eddy Bosko (College Balloon Ball)

Eddy Bosko is an American former balloon ball player and current college balloon ball coach.

## Life

Eddy Bosko attended William Mason High School in Mason, Ohio. He played college balloon ball at Ohio State from 1987-1990. He is often regarded as one of the best balloon ball players of all time. He was named to the Big 10 all-freshman team in 1987. His sophomore year in 1988 was dragged down by injuries. An injury in week 2 forced Bosko out until the Big 10 Tournament. He was reinjured in the tournament and was forced to sit out the NCAA tournament. 1989 proved to be Bosko's breakout year. That year, he put up historic offensive numbers, and lead the Big 10 in scoring, and was 3rd in the nation in scoring. He was the runner-up for Big 10 Player of the year and finished 4th in Meyer Award voting. In 1990, Meyer had statistically one of the best seasons in the history of NCAA balloon ball. He led the nation in scoring and was statistically the 2nd best defender in the country. He won the Big 10 player of the year award and won the Meyer Award. That year, he led his team to a national title in one of the best individual player NCAA tournament performances ever seen. Upon graduation, he was drafted 1st overall into the PBBL. He retired from the PBBL in 2001. After taking a year off, he began coaching in 2003.

Despite many job offers, Bosko chose to retire from coaching in 2012. He became the assistant athletic director at Bishop Watterson High School in Columbus in 2013 and began writing about the Ohio State University balloon ball team and OHSAA balloon ball play for the Columbus Dispatch the same year. He was promoted to full time athletic director at Bishop Watterson in 2019. Since then, he has overseen 5 state championships - 2 in girl's field hockey (2020, 2021, and 1 in Girl's Lacrosse (2023) and Boy's balloon ball (2023) each.

 2004
 2005
 2006-2007
 2008-2011
 2011
 2012

Eddy Bosko has been married to Adi Bosko (nee Bixler) since 1996. They have 5 children together, Melinda (Born 2000), Eddy Jr. (Born 2004), Jalen (Born 2006), Elsa (Born 2007), and James (Born 2010). Adi works as an Executive at Nationwide Insurance corporate headquarters in Columbus. Melinda graduated from Ohio State University in 2022 with a bachelor's degree in marketing & marketing management. She is currently pursuing her master's degree at the University of Findlay. Eddy, after a successful high school career, committed to play collegiate balloon ball at West Virginia University. Alongside playing balloon ball, Eddy Jr is currently majoring in Business Management & Administration. Jalen is currently a senior at Bishop Watterson High School, Elsa is a Junior, and James is in middle school.

## Head Coaching Record

### PBBL

#### Rocky Mountain Wolves

\*Took over following the firing of Anaconda Smith.
2129 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (2nd seed)

New England Patriots 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Houston Texans 4-12

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 10-6 (4th seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 3-13

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (3rd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 9-7

Washington Redwolves 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 10-6 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-6 (7th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Carolina Panthers 4-12

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 11-5 (4th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

Seattle Seahawks 5-11

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Ravens 13 **Dolphins 28**

Bal 3/0/10/0

Mia 0/14/7/7

Bengals 17 **Colts 31**

Cin 7/0/7/3

Ind 10/7/7/7

Patriots 24 **Browns 27** (ot)

Ne 10/0/7/7/0

Cle 0/7/7/10/3

**Titans 41** Chargers 24

Ten 10/14/7/10

Lac 3/7/7/0

#### NFC

Buccaneers 28 **Saints 38**

Tb 7/7/7/7

No 14/10/7/7

Lions 27 **Packers 38**

Det 10/7/10/0

GB 7/14/10/7

**Eagles 31** Cowboys 21

Phi 10/7/7/7

Dal 0/7/0/14

Bears 20 **Cardinals 23**

Chi 7/0/3/10

Ari 0/10/3/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

Browns 21 **Dolphins 26**

Cle 7/7/0/7

Mia 10/3/10/3

Titans 31 **Colts 42**

Ten 10/7/7/7

Ind 7/14/14/7

#### NFC

Eagles 16 **Packers 50**

Phi 3/3/0/10

GB 17/10/13/10

Cardinals 17 **Saints 21**

Ari 7/0/0/10

No 7/7/0/7

### Conference

#### AFC

**Dolphins 28** Colts 23

Mia 7/7/7/7

Ind 10/0/7/6

#### NFC

Saints 27 **Packers 30**

No 10/3/7/7

GB 7/10/3/10

## Superbowl

Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, Florida

Packers 23 **Dolphins 34**

GB 10/3/7/3

Mia 7/10/7/10

Superbowl Champion: Miami Dolphins

Superbowl MVP: Levon Joseph (QB) Miami Dolphins
2128 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (6th seed)

Buffalo Bills 7-9

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (4th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 6-10

Cincinnati Bengals 4-12

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (7th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

Washington Redwolves 7-9

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (2nd seed)

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (6th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 6-10

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (3rd seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

San Francisco 49ers 5-11

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Dolphins 26** Texans 13

Mia 6/10/7/3

Hou 3/0/7/3

Titans 27 **Patriots 34**

Ten 10/3/7/7

Ne 3/14/3/14

**Colts 31** Steelers 21

Ind 21/0/3/7

Pit 0/7/7/7

Ravens 14 **Chargers 31**

Bal 7/0/0/7

Lac 0/10/7/14

#### NFC

Vikings 24 **Buccaneers 34**

Min 10/0/7/7

TB 14/10/3/7

Saints 20 **Cardinals 28**

No 10/3/0/7

Ari 7/7/7/7

Bears 17 **Eagles 21**

Chi 10/0/0/7

Phi 7/7/7/0

Seahawks 27 **Packers 42**

Sea 10/7/3/7

GB 14/14/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 24 **Patriots 42**

Ind 10/0/7/7

NE 7/14/7/14

Dolphins 17 **Chargers 20** (ot)

Mia 10/7/0/0/0

Lac 3/0/7/7/3

#### NFC

**Cardinals 24** Buccaneers 14

Ari 10/0/0/14

TB 7/0/7/0

Eagles 26 **Packers 31**

Phi 10/3/7/6

GB 7/14/7/3

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 38** Chargers 21

Ne 21/3/7/7

Lac 0/7/7/7

#### NFC

**Cardinals 38** Packers 28

Ari 10/7/14/7

GB 7/7/7/7

## Superbowl

Location: Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan

**Patriots 28** Cardinals 21

NE 7/7/7/7

Ari 7/7/0/7

Superbowl Champion: New England Patriots

Superbowl MVP: Ray Mills (QB) New England Patriots
Ed Guthrie (Balloon Ball)

Ed Guthrie is the current head men's balloon ball coach at Oklahoma State University.

## Life

Ed Guthrie was born on December 15, 1958 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He became a star at balloon ball at a young age, and received a scholarship to Oklahoma State in 1977. As a senior, Guthrie and crew would lead Oklahoma State to a national championship. After graduating, Guthrie would take a job as the head coach at Northern Oklahoma College-Enid in the NJCAA. In 1982, Guthrie would lead NOC-Enid to an NJCAA National Title. After winning the title, Guthrie would accept a head coaching job at Division 3 school Nebraska Wesleyan. In his second year at Nebraska Wesleyan in 1984, Guthrie would lead the school to a D3 title as a 10 seed in the tournament. After the title win, Guthrie would move up to Division 2, taking the head coaching job at Truman State. Guthrie would lead his team to another national title in 1987. Guthrie would remain for one more season, before departing for the head coaching job at Wichita State. By 1995, Wichita State had become a serious competitor in the Missouri Valley Conference. In 1995, Wichita State would finish ranked #23, and would make it to the second round of the tournament. After the 1995 season, Guthrie would depart Wichita State for his alma-mater, Oklahoma State. Rebuilding the struggling Cowboys program would be a challenge, but by 1999 the program had become a regular competitor in the Big 12. They would make the tournament in 1999, but they would ultimately lose in the first round. 2000 would see the Cowboys bring in the #1 recruiting class in the nation. At one point in the season, Oklahoma State was ranked #1. At the conclusion of the year, they would be ranked #6. The Cowboys would lose in the second round. 2001 would see the Cowboys struggle once more, but they would manage to win the Big 12 title, and finish the season ranked #23. They would once again lose in the second round. 2002 would see the Cowboys finish the season ranked #2. Guthrie would lead his team into the tournament with confidence might. With this attitude, they would manage to win the National title. Guthrie and his Cowboys would find continued success throughout the 2000s and 2010s. In 2015, they would make it to the Final Four again.

In 2014, Guthrie would be inducted into the College Balloon Ball Hall of Fame.

Guthrie is the only coach that has led teams to NJCAA, Division 3, Division 2, and Division 1 National Titles.

 1983-1984
 1985-1988
 1989-1995
 1996-Pres

Guthrie is married to Lilian Guthrie, who is a guidance counselor and head woman's balloon ball coach at Mulhall-Orlando High School in Orlando, Oklahoma. They were married in 1981. They have two children, Ed Jr (Born 1983), and Margaret (Born 1990.) Ed Jr. is an attorney. Margaret works as a High School Math Teacher and the head woman's balloon ball coach at Davenport High School in Davenport, Oklahoma.

Ed and Lilian reside together in a ranch along the shores of Carl Blackwell Lake in Oklahoma.

## Head Coaching Record

### Truman State

 1986
 1988
2053 NFL Draft (Brick)

## Pre-Draft Day Order

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. Tennessee Titans

3. Philadelphia Eagles

4. San Francisco 49ers

5. Jacksonville Jaguars

6. Houston Texans

7. Baltimore Ravens

8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

9. Chicago Bears

10. Atlanta Falcons

11. Buffalo Bills

12. Denver Broncos

13. San Antonio Bulls

14. Green Bay Packers

15. New York Giants

16. Oakland Raiders

17. Toronto Blizzards

18. Arizona Cardinals

19. Miami Dolphins

20. Cleveland Browns

21. Los Angeles Rams

22. Portland Hornets

23. Kansas City Chiefs

24. Detriot Lions

25. Pittsburgh Steelers

26. New Orleans Saints

27. New York Jets

28. Seattle Seahawks

29. Minnesota Vikings

30. Cincinnati Bengals

31. Washington Redskins

32. New England Patriots

33. Orlando Rockets

34. Los Angeles Chargers

35. Indianapolis Colts

36. Carolina Panthers

## 1st Round

1. Dallas Cowboys

**Kirk Gilbert, OL, Washington State**

2. Tennessee Titans

**Donovan Petersen, OT, Texas Tech**

3. Philadelphia Eagles

**Dustin Rosales, WR, Michigan**

4. San Francisco 49ers

**Rome Solomon, QB, Oklahoma**

5. Jacksonville Jaguars

**Frank Prosser, LB, Miami**

6. Houston Texans

**Jerome Browne, CB, Minnesota**

7. Baltimore Ravens

**AJ Campos, RB, Alabama**

8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

**Antonio Ellwood, WR, Florida State**

9. Chicago Bears

**Benito Gonzales, S, North Carolina**

10. Atlanta Falcons

**Talha Stevens, WR, LSU**

11. Buffalo Bills

**Andrei Sargent, DE, Georgia**

12. Denver Broncos

'*I'***zaan Rush, LB, Utah State**

13. San Antonio Bulls

**Kenny Wagstaff, QB, Californi**a

14. Toronto Blizzards (via trade with Green Bay)

**Bentley Sheldon, RB, Mississippi State**

15. New York Giants

**Noah Lee, DT, Ohio State**

16. Oakland Raiders

**Henry Thomphson, S, Nevada**

17. Green Bay Packers (via trade with Toronto)

**Robert Eran, OT, Auburn**

18. Arizona Cardinals

**Georges Walker, WR, Florida**

19. Miami Dolphins

**Alan Jermaines, CB, Clemson**

20. Cleveland Browns

**Kenny Floreas, RB, Baylor**

21. Los Angeles Rams

**Henry Dallas, DE, Virginia**

22. Dallas Cowboys (via trade with Portland)

**Jake Vallas, WR, Pittsburgh**

23. Kansas City Chiefs

**Fredrick Sampson, OG, Kansas**

24. Detriot Lions

**Earl Nethers, DT, Louisiana State**

25. Pittsburgh Steelers

**Sam Isaacs, LB, Miami**

26. Jacksonville Jagaurs (via trade with New Orleans)

**Don Morris, QB, Ohio State**

27. New York Jets

**Gordon Campell, C, Nebraska**

28. Seattle Seahawks

**Jacob King, CB, Texas A&M**

29. New Orleans Saints (via trade with Minnesota)

**Thomas Gordonson, WR, Winsconsin**

30. Cincinnati Bengals

**Nathan McDonald, S, Oklahoma**

31. Washington Redskins

**Logan Stevens, WR, Oklahoma**

32. New England Patriots

**Ian Diagle, RB, Michigan**

33. Orlando Rockets

**Owen Nelson, C, Colorado State**

34. Baltimore Ravens (via trade with Los Angeles Chargers)

**Xavier Adams, CB, Aurburn**

35. Indianapolis Colts

**Adam Diggs, DE, Missouri**

36. Carolina Panthers

**Walker Hammond, OT, Oregon**