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Bo Walker (College Balloon Ball)

**Bernard "Bo" Walker** (August 25, 1965 - Present) is an american college balloon ball coach who currently serves as the head men's balloon ball coach at the University of Wyoming. He has previously served in the same capacity at Colorado.

## Life

Walker played college balloon ball at the University of Colorado-Boulder from 1983-1986. He was a starter in 1986, when the team finished in the top 25 and made it to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Walker was drafted in the 5th round of the PBBL draft by the Philadelphia Bulls. He played for them for one season in 1987 before he was released by the team. He resigned in the off-season with the San Francisco Aggies. He'd play for the Aggies for one season, before being released once again. He would play for two more season for the minor league Dayton Aviators in 1989 and 1990, before he would be traded to the Mobile Madness. He would play for mobile for only one season in 1991 before the league would fold. In 1994, he would accept a job as Assistant Offensive Coach at the University of South Alabama, kickstarting his coaching career.

In 2006 as the offensive and Assistant Head Coach for the Oregon Ducks under head coach Ken Kowalczyk, Walker was a finalist for the National Assistant Coach of the Year Award.

Walker was named the Big 12 Coach of the Year in 2009 after leading the Buffaloes to their best season since 2002.

 1996
 1997-1999
 2000-2001
 2002-2007
 2008-2013
 2014-Present
2120 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (7th seed)

New York Jets 7-9

Miami Dolphins 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (3rd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 3-13

### AFC South

Houston Texans 10-6 (4th seed)

Tennessee Titans 9-7 (8th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 13-3 (1st seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7

Detroit Lions 7-9

Chicago Bears 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 (4th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (7th seed)

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Carolina Panthers 4-12

### NFC West

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

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Broncos 17 **Texans 21**

Den 7/3/0/7

Hou 0/7/7/7

Bills 23 **Patriots 31**

Buf 3/3/10/7

Ne 3/14/7/7

Browns 21 **Ravens 31**

Cle 7/7/7/0

Bal 10/0/14/7

Titans 24 **Raiders 27**

Ten 10/7/7/0

LV 3/10/7/7

#### NFC

Cardinals 17 **Buccaneers 24**

Ari 10/0/0/7

TB 0/14/7/3

**Falcons 27** 49ers 21 (ot)

Atl 7/0/7/7/6

SF 7/7/0/7/0

Rams 13 **Cowboys 38**

Lar 3/0/3/7

Dal 10/7/14/7

Giants 31 **Packers 41**

Nyg 10/7/7/7

GB 21/10/3/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Ravens 27 **Patriots 35**

Bal 10/10/7/0

NE 14/0/7/14

Texans 14 **Raiders 17**

Hou 0/0/7/7

LV 0/3/14/0

#### NFC

Falcons 28 **Cowboys 41**

Atl 7/7/7/7

Dal 3/14/14/10

**Buccaneers 27** Packers 17

TB 10/0/7/10

GB 7/7/3/0

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 24** Raiders 10

NE 7/3/7/7

LV 7/0/3/0

#### NFC

**Buccaneers 28** Cowboys 26

TB 0/7/14/7

Dal 10/3/7/6

## Superbowl

Location: US Bank Stadium,Minneapolis,Minnesota

**Patriots 24** Buccaneers 17

NE 10/7/7/0

TB 7/0/7/3

Superbowl Champion: New England Patriots

Superbowl MVP: Max Bryant (QB) New England Patriots
2077 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New England Patriots 7-9

New York Jets 5-11

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (2nd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 8-8

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 13-3 (1st seed)

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (5th seed)

Houston Texans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Denver Broncos 7-9

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (3rd seed)

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (7th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Chicago Bears 11-5 (6th seed)

Green Bay Packers 8-8

Detroit Lions 7-9

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (4th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Carolina Panthers 6-10

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-12

### NFC West

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

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Raiders 10 **Titans 27**

LV 3/0/7/0

Ten 10/7/3/7

Steelers 19 **Chargers 21**

Pit 3/7/3/6

Lac 7/7/7/0

**Colts 21** Bills 20

Ind 7/0/7/7

Buf 10/3/7/0

Ravens 31 **Browns 38**

Bal 10/7/7/7

Cle 7/14/10/7

#### NFC

Redwolves 14 **Vikings 23**

Was 7/0/7/0

Min 3/7/3/10

Bears 20 **Giants 23**

Chi 7/0/3/10

Nyg 0/10/3/10

**Cardinals 24** Saints 17

Ari 10/0/7/7

No 0/7/7/3

Seahawks 27 **49ers 33**

Sea 7/10/3/7

SF 10/10/10/3

### Divisional

#### AFC

Chargers 21 **Browns 24**

Lac 7/0/7/7

Cle 0/3/7/14

Colts 27 **Titans 31**

Ind 10/7/10/0

Ten 7/0/10/14

#### NFC

Cardinals 24 **49ers 27** (ot)

Ari 7/7/7/3/0

SF 10/0/14/0/3

Giants 28 **Vikings 29**

Nyg 7/14/7/0

Min 10/3/10/6

### Conference

#### AFC

Browns 13 **Titans 21**

Cle 3/0/7/3

Ten 0/7/7/7

#### NFC

Vikings 30 **49ers 34**

Min 13/3/7/7

SF 7/3/14/10

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

49ers 17 **Titans 27**

SF 7/0/3/7

Ten 0/10/7/10

Superbowl Champion: Tennessee Titans

Superbowl MVP: Daryl Roberts (HB) Tennessee Titans
2038 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

Buffalo Bills 8-8

Miami Dolphins 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (5th seed)

Cleveland Browns 9-7 (8th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 9-7

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (4th seed)

Denver Broncos 10-6 (7th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 11-5 (4th seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (3rd seed)

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (5th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

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

Seattle Seahawks 9-7

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Browns 17 **Steelers 20**

Cle 10/0/7/0

Pit 7/0/0/13

Jets 14 **Patriots 21**

Nyj 7/0/0/7

Ne 7/0/14/0

**Broncos 17** Texans 14 (ot)

Den 0/0/7/7/3

Hou 14/0/0/0/0

**Bengals 26** Chargers 20 (ot)

Cin 10/7/3/0/6

Lac 0/7/10/3/0

#### NFC

**Eagles 28** Panthers 10

Phi 7/7/7/7

Car 3/0/7/0

Saints 24 **Bears 27**

No 3/0/14/7

Chi 14/3/7/3

Packers 23 **Cowboys 24**

GB 10/10/3/0

Dal 0/7/7/10

Lions 27 **49ers 41**

Det 17/0/3/7

SF 0/21/10/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Bengals 24** Patriots 10

Cin 0/7/10/7

Ne 10/0/0/0

Broncos 30 **Steelers 36** (ot)

Den 14/6/7/3/0

Pit 10/3/7/10/6

#### NFC

Bears 17 **Cowboys 24**

Chi 10/0/7/0

Dal 0/3/14/7

Eagles 37 **49ers 38**

Phi 7/3/17/10

SF 14/14/7/3

### AFC

Bengals 24 **Steelers 26**

Cin 10/7/7/0

Pit 10/3/7/6

#### NFC

**Cowboys 27** 49ers 24

Dal 10/3/7/7

SF 14/7/3/0

## Superbowl

Location: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Steelers 17 **Cowboys 21**

Pit 3/7/7/0

Dal 7/0/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Dallas Cowboys

Superbowl MVP: Tyrese Young (QB) Dallas Cowboys
2118 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 9-7 (8th seed)

New York Jets 6-10

Buffalo Bills 3-13

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (5th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (2nd seed)

Houston Texans 10-6 (7th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Tennessee Titans 4-12

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 11-5 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 10-6 (6th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Denver Broncos 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 10-6 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 7-9

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13-3 (1st seed)

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (8th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

New Orleans Saints 6-9-1

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (2nd seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 9-6-1

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### AFC

#### Wildcard

Patriots 17 **Steelers 23**

NE 10/0/0/7

Pit 0/6/7/10

**Ravens 27** Raiders 17

Bal 10/7/7/3

LV 3/0/7/7

Texans 17 **Colts 30**

Hou 7/7/3/0

Ind 10/0/10/10

**Chargers 19** Dolphins 13

Lac 10/3/3/3

Mia 3/0/7/3

#### NFC

Falcons 30 **Buccaneers 34**

Atl 10/7/10/3

TB 7/3/10/14

**49ers 24** Giants 9

SF 10/7/7/0

Nyg 6/0/0/3

Packers 24 **Vikings 28**

GB 10/0/7/7

Min 0/7/7/14

Bears 16 **Cardinals 20**

Chi 6/0/3/7

Ari 10/3/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Chargers 17 **Steelers 24**

Lac 10/0/7/0

Pit 7/7/0/10

**Ravens 38** Colts 27

Bal 14/10/7/7

Ind 3/7/10/10

#### NFC

49ers 21 **Buccaneers 31**

SF 7/7/0/7

TB 0/14/7/10

Vikings 17 **Cardinals 21**

Min 7/0/7/3

Ari 0/14/0/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 23 **Steelers 24**

Bal 3/10/7/3

Pit 7/3/0/14

#### NFC

Cardinals 7 **Buccaneers 28**

Ari 0/0/7/0

TB 0/14/7/7

## Superbowl

Location: State Farm Stadium, Glendale,Arizona

Steelers 17 **Buccaneers 34**

Pit 10/0/7/0

TB 14/0/10/10

Superbowl Champion: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Superbowl MVP: Carlos Santiago (QB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2051 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (8th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars 10-6 (4th seed)

Houston Texans 9-7

Indianapolis Colts 7-9

Tennessee Titans 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 5-11

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Detroit Lions 10-6 (7th seed)

Green Bay Packers 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 9-7

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

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

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 24 **Patriots 27**

Nyj 10/7/7/0

Ne 7/0/10/10

Chiefs 21 **Jaguars 28**

Bal 7/0/7/7

Jac 7/7/7/7

Browns 10 **Steelers 23**

Cle 7/0/0/3

Pit 7/3/10/3

**Ravens 31** Broncos 28 (ot)

Bal 7/7/7/7/3

Den 7/7/7/7/0

#### NFC

Giants 20 **Redwolves 24**

Nyg 10/3/7/0

Was 0/7/10/7

49ers 27 **Panthers 28**

SF 10/7/10/0

Car 7/0/7/14

Lions 23 **Bears 27**

Det 10/3/7/3

Chi 3/0/10/14

**Cardinals 34** Rams 30

Ari 10/0/10/14

Lar 3/10/7/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Jaguars 29** Steelers 24

Jac 14/5/7/3

Pit 0/7/10/7

Ravens 40 **Patriots 48**

Bal 10/10/10/10

Ne 14/10/14/10

#### NFC

Cardinals 13 **Bears 21**

Arz 3/0/7/3

Chi 0/7/7/7

Panthers 24 **Redwolves 26**

Car 10/7/7/0

Was 6/3/14/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Jaguars 17 **Patriots 24**

Jac 3/7/7/0

Ne 0/10/7/7

#### NFC

Redwolves 23 **Bears 26** (ot)

Was 10/3/0/10/0

Chi 3/7/10/3/3

## Superbowl

Location: Levi's Stadium, San Francisco, California

Bears 17 **Patriots 28**

Chi 10/0/7/0

Ne 14/0/7/7

Superbowl Champion: New England Patriots

Superbowl MVP: Raymond Morris (QB) New England Patriots
Del Smart (College Balloon Ball)

## Del Smart

June 2, 2008

**Delano "Del" Smart** (Born October 9, 1922 - June 2, 2008) was an american college balloon ball coach who served as the head men's balloon ball coach at several universities, including Georgetown (3 Seasons), West Virginia (10 Seasons), Penn State (16 Seasons), and Pikeville (5 Seasons).

Smart was inducted into the college balloon ball hall of fame as a member of the 2010 class.

## Life

Smart died on June 2, 2008 after suffering a stroke at his home in Pikeville, Kentucky.

He was married to Lucy Gladstone Smart from 1945 until her death in 2006. They had two children together, Anais (Born 1946) and Archbold "Archie" (Born 1949.)

Coaching
 1953-1956
 1957-1962
 1963-1965
 1966-1975
 1976-1991
 2000-2004

Administration
 1976-1987
 1988-1989
 1992-2004

## Head Coaching Record

### NAIA

#### Pikeville

 2002
 2003
 2004
Gary Finkell (College Balloon Ball)

**Gary Finkell** (June 12, 1956 - Present) is a retired american college balloon ball coach who served as the head men's balloon ball coach at Northwestern (10 Seasons), Marquette (5 Seasons), and Creighton (7 Seasons).

## Life

Gary Finkell currently resides in Hawthorn Hills, Illinois with his wife Rudith "Rudie" Finkell. They married in 1978. The couple have previously resided in Omaha, Nebraska, New Berlin, Wisconsin, and Evanston, Illinois at their various stops during Gary's career. The couple have one child together, Margo, who was born in in 1979.

## Head Coaching Record

### Marquette

 2007
 2008
 2009

\*Fired before the end of the season. Remainder of the season was coached by Paul Flores.
Frank Gardner (College Balloon Ball)

Frank Gardner is a retired american men's balloon ball coach. Gardner served as the head coach of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst men's balloon ball team from 1978-1992, and at the same position with the Villanova University Men's balloon ball team.

Gardner is a memer of the college balloon ball hall of fame.

## Life

 1956-1960
 1961-1964
 1965-1973
 1974-1977
 1978-1992
 1993-2004
2041 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 13-3 (1st seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

Buffalo Bills 8-8

New England Patriots 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (5th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (7th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 11-5 (4th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 13-3 (1st seed)

New York Giants 12-4 (5th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (7th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 4-12

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 12-4 (3rd seed)

San Francisco 49ers 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Ravens 17 **Dolphins 28**

Bal 10/7/0/0

Mia 7/7/7/7

**Jets 20** Texans 13

Nyj 3/7/3/7

Hou 7/3/3/0

Titans 24 **Steelers 31**

Ten 10/7/7/0

Pit 0/14/10/7

Bengals 27 **Broncos 41**

Cin 10/7/10/0

Den 3/10/7/21

#### NFC

Giants 23 **Panthers 26**

Nyg 10/0/7/6

Car 7/6/3/10

Saints 31 **Bears 36**

No 10/0/14/7

Chi 13/10/7/6

49ers 25 **Eagles 28**

SF 10/0/7/8

Phi 7/14/7/0

**Packers 35** Rams 27

GB 14/7/7/7

Lar 3/10/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Jets 26 **Dolphins 33**

Nyj 10/6/10/0

Mia 20/3/7/3

Broncos 17 **Steelers 21**

Den 10/0/7/0

Pit 0/7/7/7

#### NFC

**Panthers 27** Bears 24 (ot)

Car 10/0/7/7/3

Chi 7/7/10/0/0

Packers 31 **Eagles 39**

GB 10/0/7/14

Phi 6/3/10/20

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 27 **Dolphins 30** (ot)

Pit 14/0/7/3/3

Mia 7/3/7/7/6

#### NFC

Panthers 20 **Eagles 30**

Car 10/0/3/7

Phi 10/7/10/3

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

**Eagles 27** Dolphins 17

Phi 10/0/7/10

Mia 0/7/10/0

Superbowl Champion: Philadelphia Eagles

Superbowl MVP: Ryan Kessler (QB) Philadelphia Eagles
Dave Demercado (College Balloon Ball)

Dave Demercado is an american college balloon ball coach who currently serves as the head men's balloon ball coach at Oklahoma University.

## Life

Dave Demercado was born on November 4, 1976 in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was put up for adoption shortly after birth, and was adopted by Mo and Melinda Harding. He chose to keep his birth name, and developed a relationship with his birth parents later in life. Upon being adopted, Demercado and his adopted parents moved to San Bernadino, California, where he resided until 1984, when the family relocated back to Las Vegas. He attended Charral High School in Las Vegas, and played on the inaugural balloon ball teams at the school. He was a highly touted balloon ball prospect, earning a 4 star rating. He chose to attend USC after narrowing his choices down between the Trojans, Utah, UCLA, Arizona State, and Texas.

 2001-2002
 2003-2006
 2007
 2008-2011
 2012-2013
 2014-Present

Demercado has been married to Patty Mills since 2002. Patty is from Anaheim, California, and was at the time employed at USC's political science department. The couple have had 6 children together, Dave Jr. (Born 2004), Stacy (Born 2006), Sophia (Born 2008), Madison (Born 2010), Dylan (Born 2013), and Devin (Born 2016). The family resides on the south side of Norman, Oklahoma. They previously resided in Stillwater, Oklahoma during Demercado's stop at Oklahoma State, Newark, California during his stop at Stanford, and in the Pico Union neighborhood of Los Angeles during his stop at USC.
2110 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 11-5 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 9-7 (8th seed)

New England Patriots 7-9

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8

Cleveland Browns 5-11

### AFC South

Jacksonville Jaguars 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (7th seed)

Tennessee Titans 7-9

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (2nd seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (7th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

New York Giants 7-9

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 11-5 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (8th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 13-3 (1st seed)

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (5th seed)

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 3-13

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 11-5 (4th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 11-5 (6th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Dolphins 13 **Jaguars 24**

Mia 3/0/7/3

Jac 14/0/3/7

Ravens 16 **Bengals 21**

Bal 7/3/0/6

Cin 0/14/7/0

**Texans 20** Jets 17

Hou 0/3/7/10

Nyj 14/0/3/0

Colts 27 **Chiefs 42**

Ind 10/7/3/7

KC 14/7/7/14

#### NFC

Redwolves 19 **Eagles 27**

Was 10/3/3/3

Phi 10/7/7/3

Seahawks 21 **Lions 26**

Sea 14/0/7/0

Det 3/7/10/6

Packers 17 **Buccaneers 31**

GB 7/0/3/7

TB 10/7/7/7

**Saints 23** Rams 14

NO 10/3/7/3

Lar 7/0/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Texans 24 **Jaguars 28**

Hou 10/7/0/7

Jac 7/7/7/7

Bengals 19 **Chiefs 23**

Cin 3/3/10/3

KC 10/3/7/3

#### NFC

Lions 17 **Eagles 33**

Det 3/7/0/7

Phi 10/10/3/10

**Saints 34** Buccaneers 24

No 10/7/10/7

TB 14/3/0/7

### Conference

#### AFC

**Chiefs 20** Jaguars 7

KC 10/3/7/0

Jac 7/0/0/0

#### NFC

Saints 23 **Eagles 27**

No 10/3/7/3

Phi 0/17/7/3

## Superbowl

Location: Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara,California

**Chiefs 34** Eagles 17

KC 10/7/10/7

Phi 10/0/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Kansas City Chiefs

Superbowl MVP: Jay Sterling (QB) Kansas City Chiefs
Hadley Boone (College Balloon Ball)

Hadley Boone is an american college balloon ball coach.

## Life

Hadley Boone is an american college balloon ball coach who has served as the head coach of the men's balloon ball teams at Iowa State University, Northern Michigan University, and Purdue University Fort Wayne. He is currently the head coach at Purdue Fort Wayne, a position he assumed in 2017. He was the first ever coach at the university, who started it's program in 2017.

## Head Coaching Record

### Iowa State

\*Interim Head Coach for the final 3 games of the 2003 regular season after the resignation of Henry Jones-Pitts.
2033 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 11-5 (4th seed)

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New England Patriots 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 5-11

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7 (8th seed)

Tennessee Titans 6-10

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 9-7

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 11-5 (4th seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7

Detroit Lions 7-9

NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 12-4 (5th seed)

Carolina Panthers 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (8th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Colts 28** Jets 17

Ind 7/7/7/7

Nyj 10/0/0/7

Bills 23 **Texans 26** (ot)

Buf 10/6/7/0/0

Hou 3/0/7/13/3

**Ravens 24** Chargers 21

Bal 0/7/7/10

Lac 14/0/0/7

Jaguars 13 **Steelers 31**

Jac 0/3/10/0

Pit 14/10/0/7

#### NFC

Falcons 26 **Vikings 27**

Atl 10/6/10/0

Min 3/7/0/17

Eagles 14 **Saints 21**

Phi 7/7/0/0

No 0/7/7/7

Packers 24 **Cowboys 27**

GB 10/0/7/7

Dal 14/3/7/3

Cardinals 24 **Seahawks 41**

Ari 10/7/0/7

Sea 3/10/14/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

Ravens 27 **Steelers 38**

Bal 17/0/10/0

Pit 0/10/14/14

Colts 31 **Texans 35**

Ind 14/7/7/3

Hou 0/7/14/14

#### NFC

Saints 24 **Cowboys 30** (ot)

No 0/3/7/14/0

Dal 10/7/7/0/6

Vikings 13 **Seahawks 19**

Min 10/0/3/0

Sea 3/16/0/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Texans 24 **Steelers 28**

Hou 14/0/7/3

Pit 7/7/7/7

#### NFC

Cowboys 33 **Seahawks 35**

Dal 3/10/7/13

Sea 14/7/7/7

## Superbowl

Location: Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan

**Seahawks 24** Steelers 10

Superbowl Champion: Seattle Seahawks

Superbowl MVP: Russell Wilson (QB) Seattle Seahawks
2117 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 9-7 (8th seed)

Miami Dolphins 7-9

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (4th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Houston Texans 4-12

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 11-5 (5th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 9-7

Denver Broncos 6-10

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

New York Giants 7-9

Washington Redwolves 3-13

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 8-8

Chicago Bears 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 13-3 (1st seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (5th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

New Orleans Saints 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (3rd seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 9-7 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 14 **Ravens 31**

Nyj 0/7/7/0

Bal 3/14/7/7

Browns 21 **Patriots 22**

Cle 7/7/7/0

NE 10/3/6/3

Raiders 21 **Colts 31**

LV 7/0/7/7

Ind 3/14/7/7

**Steelers 17** Chargers 10

Pit 0/7/7/3

Lac 10/0/0/0

#### NFC

Rams 24 **Falcons 27**

Lar 14/3/7/0

Atk 0/3/10/14

Buccaneers 31 **Eagles 35**

TB 14/7/7/3

Phi 0/14/7/14

Cardinals 17 **Packers 23** (ot)

Ari 10/0/0/7/0

GB 14/0/3/0/6

Vikings 21 **49ers 42**

Min 7/0/7/7

SF 21/7/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 17 **Patriots 31**

Ind 10/0/0/7

Ne 0/10/7/14

Steelers 20 **Ravens 23**

Pit 10/0/10/0

Bal 6/10/0/7

#### NFC

Eagles 10 **Falcons 42**

Phi 3/0/7/0

Atl 14/7/14/7

**49ers 34** Packers 27

SF 3/10/7/14

GB 10/7/7/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Patriots 24 **Ravens 28**

NE 10/7/7/0

Bal 7/0/7/14

### NFC

**49ers 42** Falcons 27

SF 21/0/14/7

Atl 3/7/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

49ers 23 **Ravens 28**

SF 10/0/7/6

Bal 7/7/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Baltimore Ravens

Superbowl MVP: Eric Raines (QB) Baltimore Ravens
2088 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 11-5 (6th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New York Jets 7-9

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 5-11

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Tennessee Titans 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 10-6 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (7th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 9-7

New York Giants 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Detroit Lions 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 9-7 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Colts 23 **Browns 26**

Ind 10/3/7/3

Cle 0/7/9/10

**Patriots 24** Bills 17

Ne 14/0/3/7

Buf 0/7/7/3

Steelers 20 **Texans 27**

Pit 7/3/7/3

Hou 10/7/10/0

Chargers 21 **Broncos 31**

Lac 7/0/7/7

Den 10/14/7/0

### NFC

**49ers 26** Panthers 17

SF 6/7/3/10

Car 7/0/3/7

Redwolves 27 **Cowboys 34**

Was 7/3/3/14

Dal 0/14/10/10

Lions 30 **Packers 38**

Det 7/3/10/10

GB 3/21/7/7

Bears 23 **Rams 28**

Chi 10/7/0/6

Lar 7/14/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Browns 19 **Texans 22**

Cle 3/6/3/7

Hou 3/3/7/9

Patriots 26 **Broncos 28**

NE 3/7/10/6

Den 7/7/7/7

#### NFC

Packers 30 **Cowboys 34**

GB 13/7/7/3

Dal 3/7/10/14

49ers 27 **Rams 31**

SF 10/7/7/3

Lar 0/7/10/14

### Conference

#### AFC

Texans 20 **Broncos 30**

Hou 3/7/7/3

Den 3/14/3/10

#### NFC

**Cowboys 35** Rams 17

Dal 14/7/7/7

Lar 10/0/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan

**Broncos 31** Cowboys 17

Den 10/7/7/7

Dal 3/7/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Denver Broncos

Superbowl MVP: Jimmy Meyers (HB) Denver Broncos
2109 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (5th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 9-7

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 11-5 (6th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Indianapolis Colts 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 11-5 (4th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 10-6 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

Los Angeles Chargers 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8 (8th seed)

Washington Redwolves 7-9

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Chicago Bears 5-11

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 (5th seed)

Carolina Panthers 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 10-6 (7th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 6-10

Arizona Cardinals 4-12

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Chiefs 23 **Ravens 31**

KC 10/3/7/3

Bal 3/7/14/7

Jets 13 **Patriots 19**

Nyj 7/3/0/3

Ne 9/0/3/7

**Jaguars 20** Texans 10

Jac 7/3/7/3

Hou 10/0/0/0

Bengals 26 **Broncos 41**

Cin 6/3/7/10

Den 14/7/10/10

### NFC

49ers 21 **Saints 31**

SF 7/7/0/7

No 7/10/7/7

Eagles 19 **Seahawks 28**

Phi 3/7/6/3

Sea 7/14/0/7

**Buccaneers 27** Cowboys 19

TB 10/7/7/3

Dal 6/3/3/7

Packers 28 **Lions 29**

GB 7/14/7/0

Det 7/6/7/9

### Divisional

#### AFC

Jaguars 14 **Ravens 38**

Jac 7/0/7/0

Bal 14/14/7/3

Broncos 29 **Patriots 31**

Den 10/3/10/6

Ne 7/10/7/7

#### NFC

Buccaneers 20 **Seahawks 22**

TB 10/0/7/3

Sea 9/10/3/0

**Lions 30** Saints 26

Det 3/10/7/10

No 6/10/7/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Patriots 17 **Ravens 23** (ot)

NE 0/7/7/3/0

Bal 3/7/7/0/6

#### NFC

Lions 31 **Seahawks 38**

Det 14/3/7/7

Sea 10/7/7/14

## Superbowl

Location: NRG Stadium,Houston,Texas

Seahawks 24 **Ravens 31**

Sea 10/0/7/7

Bal 7/7/10/7

Superbowl Champion: Baltimore Ravens

Superbowl MVP: Marquise Smith (QB) Baltimore Ravens
Earle Dumpweed (College Balloonball)

Earle Dumpweed is an American college balloon ball coach, who is currently serving as the defensive coach at Western Kentucky University.

Dumpweed previously served as the head coach for the Texas Longhorns men's balloon ball team, but never served a game as head coach. He was fired before the 2017 season began, after news of the 2017 college balloon ball scandal broke. Having served as the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach at USC during the scandal (which involved numerous NCAA rules violations across several different programs, as well as criminal charges against coaches and players), Dumpweed was quickly fired and put out of the job. Eventually, further investigations discovered that Dumpweed had no knowledge of the crimes committed at his university. After nearly 2 years without a job, he was hired to become the head coach at Division II school New Mexico Highlands University.

After committed to USC asa 5 star, Dumpweed was awared the PAC-10 Freshman of the year award in 1997. During that 1997 season, he was key in leading the Trojans to a national title. He was unable to play during his senior year after suffering a season ending injury in the Trojan's second game of the year, which led to him being hired as a Student assistant.

## Life

Earle Dumpweed was born on December 30, 1979 in Los Angeles, California. He has 4 siblings: Richard, Steve, Paul, and Delila.

Earle has been married to Magdalene Dumpweed since 2019. The couple met in 2018 at a woman's college balloon ball game between UNLV and Northern Arizona. Magdalene was at the time the assistant defensive coach at Northern Arizona. The couple currently reside in Claremont, California, with a temporary residence in Bowling Green, Kentucky adjacent to the Western Kentucky campus.
2027 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 11-5 (4th seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New England Patriots 7-9

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 5-11

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (2nd seed)

Houston Texans 10-6 (8th seed)

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 11-5 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (6th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

New York Giants 7-9

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Carolina Panthers 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

San Francisco 49ers 10-6 (7th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Chiefs 27** Bills 17

KC 10/3/7/7

Buf 3/0/7/7

Jets 23 **Colts 27**

NYJ 10/10/3/0

Ind 3/7/10/7

Texans 10 **Raiders 20**

Hou 3/7/0/0

Lv 0/10/3/7

Ravens 20 **Steelers 28**

Bal 3/10/7/0

Pit 0/0/14/14

#### NFC

**Packers 28** Redwolves 27

GB 0/7/7/14

Was 10/7/10/0

**Eagles 28** Saints 17

Phi 7/7/7/7

No 10/0/7/0

49ers 17 **Bears 20** (ot)

SF 10/7/0/0/0

Chi 0/3/7/7/3

Lions 24 **Rams 41**

Det 10/7/0/7

Lar 10/10/7/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Steelers 31** Colts 24

Pit 3/7/14/7

Ind 14/3/7/0

**Chiefs 38** Raiders 17

KC 14/10/7/7

LV 3/7/7/0

#### NFC

**Packers 28** Bears 23

GB 14/7/7/0

Chi 3/7/10/3

Eagles 17 **Rams 24**

Phi 10/7/0/0

Lar 0/3/7/14

### Conference

#### AFC

Chiefs 31 **Steelers 37** (ot)

KC 10/7/7/7/0

Pit 3/14/7/7/6

#### NFC

Packers 20 **Rams 27**

GB 7/3/7/3

Lar 10/7/0/10

## Superbowl

Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas

**Rams 17** Steelers 14

Lar 7/3/7/0

Pit 7/0/0/7

Superbowl Champion: Los Angeles Rams

MVP: Jalen Ramsey (CB) Los Angeles Rams
2054 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 12-4 (3rd seed)

New England Patriots 11-5 (6th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 8-8

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 11-5 (4th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

Denver Broncos 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (3rd seed)

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (7th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (6th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (2nd seed)

Los Angeles Rams 9-7

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Patriots 24** Jets 14

Ne 10/7/0/7

Nyj 0/7/7/0

Chiefs 20 **Titans 23**

KC 3/7/7/3

Ten 0/10/10/3

Steelers 24 **Ravens 31**

Pit 10/0/0/14

Bal 14/7/7/3

Colts 17 **Raiders 31**

Ind 7/0/3/7

LV 0/10/7/14

#### NFC

Bears 26 **Panthers 30**

Chi 3/6/7/10

Car 14/3/10/3

Lions 23 **Packers 27**

Det 7/3/10/3

GB 3/14/7/3

Saints 29 **Giants 37**

No 9/3/10/7

Nyg 14/3/10/10

Cowboys 21 **49ers 24**

Dal 7/7/7/0

SF 7/3/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Titans 28 **Ravens 42**

Ten 7/7/7/7

Bal 7/14/14/7

Patriots 17 **Raiders 26**

Ne 10/0/7/0

LV 3/10/10/3

#### NFC

Panthers 27 **Packers 30**

Car 10/7/3/7

GB 10/3/10/7

Giants 21 **49ers 28**

Nyg 14/0/7/0

SF 0/7/7/14

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 10 **Raiders 20**

Bal 7/0/3/0

Lv 3/7/7/3

#### NFC

**49ers 45** Packers 41

SF 17/7/14/7

GB 7/14/10/10

## Superbowl

Location: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota

**Raiders 28** 49ers 20

LV 7/7/7/7

Sf 10/0/10/0

Superbowl Champion: Las Vegas Raiders

Superbowl MVP: Joe Warner (QB) Las Vegas Raiders
Eddie Kennedy (College Balloon Ball)

**Edward "Eddie" Kennedy** (April 11, 1976 - Present) is an american college balloon ball coach who currently serves as the head men's balloon ball coach at TCU.

## Life

Kennedy has been married to Peoria Kennedy (nee Sanders) since 2005. They have two children together: Barron (Born 2009), and Casimir (Born 2013). They currently reside in the Tanglewood neighborhood of Fort Worth, Texas.

 2001-2002
 2003-2004
 2005-2017
 2018-Present

## Head Coaching Record

 2019
 2021
 2022

\*TCU was under a post-season ban in 2019 due to violations committed under the previous head coach.
2042 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 5-11

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (3rd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7

Denver Broncos 8-8

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 4-12

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Detroit Lions 5-11

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (5th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 11-5 (4th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 10-6 (7th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (8th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Colts 13 **Jets 26**

Ind 7/3/3/0

Nyj 3/10/10/3

Dolphins 21 **Texans 25**

Mia 7/7/0/7

Hou 10/2/10/3

Ravens 17 **Raiders 31**

Bal 3/0/7/7

LV 14/7/7/3

Steelers 34 **Bengals 37** (ot)

Pit 10/14/10/0/0

Cin 3/10/0/21/3

#### NFC

Eagles 24 **Saints 31**

Phi 10/0/7/7

No 7/10/7/7

**Cardinals 38** Packers 27

Ari 10/14/7/7

GB 3/7/10/7

49ers 37 **Cowboys 40**

SF 10/10/10/7

Dal 3/10/14/13

Panthers 16 **Rams 21**

Car 6/7/3/0

Lar 7/0/0/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Jets 29** Raiders 23 (ot)

Nyj 10/3/10/0/6

LV 6/3/7/7/0

Bengals 17 **Texans 24**

Cin 7/0/10/0

Hou 3/14/7/0

#### NFC

**Rams 34** Saints 30

Lar 10/7/10/7

No 3/7/10/10

**Cardinals 27** Cowboys 20

Ari 10/3/7/7

Dal 14/3/3/0

### Conference

#### AFC

**Jets 41** Texans 17

Nyj 10/7/10/14

Hou 3/0/7/7

#### NFC

Cardinals 23 **Rams 26**

Ari 13/3/7/0

Lar 3/3/10/10

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

Jets 17 **Rams 23** (ot)

Nyj 10/0/7/0/0

Lar 3/7/7/0/6

Superbowl Champion: Los Angeles Rams

Superbowl MVP Justin Kingsbury (QB) Los Angeles Rams
2045 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 13-3 (1st seed)

Miami Dolphins 9-7

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (5th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (7th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (4th seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (6th seed)

Houston Texans 9-7 (8th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 9-7

Los Angeles Chargers 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

Dallas Cowboys 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7

Detroit Lions 7-9

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 12-4 (3rd seed)

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (7th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Carolina Panthers 6-10

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 11-5 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (7th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bengals 19 **Colts 27**

Cin 3/6/7/3

Ind 3/10/7/7

Texans 24 **Patriots 41**

Hou 10/0/7/7

Ne 3/10/14/14

Ravens 23 **Steelers 24**

Bal 10/10/3/0

Pit 0/7/14/3

Titans 17 **Broncos 38**

Ten 0/7/3/7

Den 14/10/0/14

#### NFC

Falcons 26 **Eagles 31**

Atl 13/10/3/0

Phi 3/7/0/21

Rams 23 **Packers 30**

Lar 7/6/7/3

GB 3/14/10/3

Giants 42 **Saints 45** (ot)

NYG 14/7/14/7/0

NO 7/7/14/14/3

**Bears 24** Seahawks 13

Chi 3/7/0/14

Sea 7/0/3/3

### Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 28 **Patriots 33**

Ind 14/7/7/0

NE 3/10/3/17

Broncos 20 **Steelers 26** (ot)

Den 3/10/0/7/0

Pit 3/7/3/7/6

#### NFC

Saints 30 **Eagles 38**

No 13/7/7/3

Phi 21/3/7/7

Bears 24 **Packers 28**

Chi 3/7/0/14

GB 7/14/7/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 31 **Patriots 34**

Pit 10/7/7/7

Ne 7/7/10/10

#### NFC

Eagles 17 **Packers 21**

Phi 7/0/0/10

GB 0/14/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: Mercedes Benz Superdome. New Orleans, Louisiana

Packers 20 **Patriots 24**

GB 3/7/3/7

Ne 14/3/7/0

Superbowl Champion: New England Patriots

Superbowl MVP: Raymond Morris (QB) New England Patriots
College Balloon Ball Coaches by Wins

(WIP)

## Coaches with most wins

\*1 = Several wins vacated due to NCAA violations. Record including vacated wins is 951-289

\*2 = Several wins vacated due to NCAA violations. Record including vacated wins is 564-396.

3 = Several wins vacated due to NCAA violations. Record including vacated wins is 419-141.

Underlined = Never was the head coach of an NCAA Division I school.

4 = Several wins vacated due to NCAA violations.

\*5 = Several wins vacated due to NCAA violations. Record including vacated wins is 670-250.
Flemminton White

**Sexuality** | Heterosexual

**Flemminton White** is a survivor of the outbreak and member of Ariana Stakes's Safe Zone located on a lakeside.

## Personality

- Friendly
- Protective
- Funny
- Childish
- Excitable

## Pre-Apocalypse

Flemminton moved to Chino with her husband, Mark, from Vancouver. She has become a physical therapist since then and loves her job. she is trying on having a baby with Mark as well.

## Post-Apocalypse

When the virus struck Flemminton and Mark 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.

Flemminton and Mark 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, choosing to stay at Ariana's Safe Zone.

## Killed Victims

Flemmminton has killed no one during the outbreak.
Paris Morrison

**Sexuality** | Heterosexual

**Paris Morrison** is a survivor of the outbreak and member of Leif Lake's Safe Zone located in the wild.

## Personality

- Popular
- Caring
- Smart
- Docile
- Quiet

## Pre-Apocalypse

Paris lived with her mother in Long Beach after her parents divorced. She was fairly popular in High school despite not wanting the attention. She was known for being secretly caring of many of the students her group of friends picked on.

## Post-Apocalypse

Paris and her mother, Brenda, where camping when the outbreak struck. They escaped the campground by fleeing into the woods where they later ran into Leif Lake on the side of the road.

Leif suggested that they stayed together and hid in the woods, to which her mother agreed to so Paris, despite having concerns, agreed to as well.

## Killed Victims

Paris has killed no one during the outbreak.
2022 West Virginia Mountaineers Men's Balloon Ball Team

The **2022 West Virginia Mountaineers Men's Balloon Ball Team** represented West Virginia University in NCAA men's balloon ball competition during the 2022-2023 season.

## Season

The team went 37-3 in the regular season, finishing with a ranking of #2 in all major polls. They advanced all the way to the Elite 8, the farthest the team had made it in the NCAA tournament since 2009.
2084 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

New England Patriots 7-9

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cleveland Browns 10-6 (7th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 7-9

Cincinnati Bengals 5-11

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 11-5 (6th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Houston Texans 7-9

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Giants 10-6 (7th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Chicago Bears 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 9-7 (8th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Carolina Panthers 6-10

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

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

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

Los Angeles Rams 5-11

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Chiefs 23 **Bills 26**

KC 10/0/3/10

Buf 6/0/10/10

Browns 14 **Ravens 23**

Cle 7/0/7/0

Bal 3/7/10/3

Jaguars 17 **Titans 19**

Jac 10/0/7/0

Ten 3/0/10/6

Raiders 25 **Broncos 30**

LV 10/3/10/2

Den 3/17/10/0

#### NFC

49ers 24 **Falcons 31**

SF 14/3/7/0

Atl 3/0/14/14

**Bears 43** Cowboys 27

Chi 13/10/10/10

Dal 7/0/10/10

Giants 14 **Packers 28**

Nyg 7/7/0/0

GB 7/0/7/14

Saints 24 **Seahawks 33**

No 14/0/0/10

Sea 3/13/10/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Titans 24** Ravens 10

Ten 7/7/7/3

Bal 10/0/0/0

Bills 27 **Broncos 38**

Buf 7/0/10/10

Den 14/7/7/10

#### NFC

Bears 16 **Seahawks 24**

Chi 3/3/7/3

Sea 14/0/10/0

Falcons 30 **Packers 34**

Atl 10/10/10/0

GB 14/3/14/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Titans 23 **Broncos 24**

Ten 13/3/7/0

Den 14/0/0/10

#### NFC

**Packers 23** Seahawks 20

GB 10/0/3/10

Sea 7/6/10/0

## Superbowl

Location: Mercedes Benz Stadium, Atlanta,Georgia

**Broncos 35** Packers 24

Den 14/7/7/7

GB 3/14/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Denver Broncos

Superbowl MVP: Quinton Shepherd (QB) Denver Broncos
Garth Lars (Balloonball)

Garth Lars is the current head men's balloon ball coach at Boston College.

## Life

Lars was born in March of 1969 to a family of laborers in Providence, Rhode Island. After attending Hope High School, he went to Mercy College in New York, where he got a degree in physical education. Lars also served as a Student Assistant on the Men's Balloon Ball team during his junior and senior years, after being asked to by a friend who was on the team. Garth quickly fell in love with the sport, and elected to get a job with Mercy College's team as a graduate assistant after graduation. After stops at two other D III schools in Tufts and Connecticut College, Lars would eventually get a job with a D I school after being hired as the Video Coor. for Penn. He would spend two seasons with the Quakers before being hired by Oklahoma State. After 3 seasons as the Video Coor. for the Cowboys, Lars would be hired as the AOC for the team, and would be part of the coaching staff when they won the National Championship in 2002. After 4 seasons with the team, Lars would depart to become the Offensive Coach at Long Beach State. Lars would be a key part of helping the team reach national prominence, and would shape them into one of the best offensive units in the nation. After 6 seasons in Long Beach, Garth would return to the east coast as the Offensive Coach at Villanova, helping the Wildcats become one of the best offenses in the nation as well. After 3 seasons and a national title game appearance, Lars would become the head coach at the school. After 2 NIT appearances, Lars would lead the Wildcats to a Sweet 16 in his third season. Upon the conclusion of that aforementioned 3rd season, Garth would elect to leave for Boston College. In his first season with the Eagles, he would lead them to a Sweet 16 as well. Since then, he has seen some setbacks, but recent recruiting classes have hinted at better times to come.

Garth Lars is married to Linda Beck, the owner of an electric company in portions of northeastern Pennsylvania and southern New York.

## Head Coaching Record

### Villanova

 2015
 2016