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The WIT Rally

**The WIT Rally** is one of the many fight songs of the Western Institute of Technology. The WIT Rally is specifically used at baseball and football games.

## Lyrics

### 1891 Standard Version

The following transcript has been the fight song for West Tech since 1891:

> *Whitney, O’ Whitney, our wit will carve the path;* *Our strength will help us find our hope;* *Our foes will know our wrath!* *Whitney, O’ Whitney, channel the brawn we hath; victory from coast to coast;* *while clad in gold and black!*
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"O Whitney" refers to Whitney Tollemache, who founded the school in 1877.

### Pure Hatred version

During the 1940 Pure Hatred matchup, West Tech fans Greggory Tollemache and Kevin Chui wrote a new version of the WIT Rally. While leading 35-7 at halftime, the student section sang the following:

> *Whitney, O’ Whitney, our wit will carve the path;* *we won't need strength to beat these mopes;* *C-Tech* *will know our wrath!* *Whitney, O’ Whitney,* *channel this beatdown fast; victory we yearn to boast;* *while clad in gold and black!*
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The Pure Hatred version has become a staple of the rivalry. Crosley Tech fans attempted to come up with their own fight song, however were unable to compete with the popularity of the West Tech song.

## History

When playing against Stanford in 1891, Whitney Tollemache, the then Head Coach of the team, rallied his players with this song. They were down 16-6, and ultimately won the game 28-16. The lyrics have remained unchanged for 131 years.
AKM

**AKM** (اقتلوا كل المعارضين, *aiqtuluu kula almuearidayn*, translating to "Kill all opponents"), also known as **Qatala** (قتلة, *alternatively romanized as* **Qatalah**), or **Almu Riders** (derived from *almuearidayn*), formerly known as **A1010** is a mostly British-Arab rap group based in Ponders End. AKM has seen recent success during a beef with PYE, in which several members from both groups released diss tracks on one another. After Dekk-O fought EN-13, and the EN1-PYE rivalry began, AKM pledged 'support' to EN1, and now the two groups are allied.

## Members

Below is a list of known members.

* Shakeel "Bundu" Najjar (formerly)
* Wafai "Khaf" Mansoor
* Jamaal "Z-Zer0" Fakhoury
* Lucas "Dem" Demir
* "Rakz" Khondakar
2022–23 NAFL Postseason

The **2022–23 NAFL Postseason** began on December 10, 2022, and ended on January 14, 2022 with the 2023 NAFL Championship Game.

## Playoff Bracket

* \* indicates overtime. Multiple (\*)s denote multiple overtimes. In the NAFL, after a 2nd OT, a BF/BAF (Back-and-Forth) system is used during which both teams have to convert 2-pt conversations from the 6-yard line.

## NAFL Third-Place Game

The NAFL Third-Place Game (known in 2023 as the 'Burger King Bowl') is the annual third place game played between the losers of the West and East Championship Game. It was played on December 31, 2022 at 5:30 EDT. It saw the Edmonton Rams (West Runners-Up) and the Miami Panthers (East Runners-up) play. Edmonton defeated Miami 26-24.

## References

1. ↑ Game was delayed due to alleged COVID-19 issues with the Indianapolis Cardinals organization.
Oblivious Love

## The Ship Dynamic

The **Oblivious Love** ship dynamic is to refer to the ship about a character who is oblivious to see someone else's love/crush for them.

## Info

Normally, when the person who loves the oblivious, they would mess up on there words when the oblivious is with/near them. They would blush at times and would be kind and friendly to them. There would be scenes where they're together and having moments which could develop more affection. There is possibly a reason why the lovely-dovey began to start having a crush development to the oblivious. Or they already loved them from the beginning.

But the oblivious might eventually love someone else, which could mean that the lovely-dovey would move on or they will still have a crush on them, no matter what.
West Tech Tigers men's soccer

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## NCAA Tournament College Cup

1991, 1992, 1995, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2011, 2012, 2018, 2019

## Uniform

The **West Tech Tigers men's soccer** team represents the Western Institute of Technology in NCAA Division I men's football/soccer.
Kingdom of Blauzona

1856–1924

The **Kingdom of Blauzona**, also known as the **Second Kingdom**, and **Segon Regne** (now the name of a paramilitary organization) was a absolute monarchy that existed from 1856 following the war of independence and annexation of the Tarnonjan area, to 1924 during the Blauzonan Civil War.

1. ↑ These are the known demographics following Màtreballar's Census
Hidden Hostility

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**Hidden Hostility** is the nickname for a brawl that occurred during an American college association football match between the Crosley Tech Sabres and West Tech Tigers.

## References

1. ↑ "September 2010 Weather in Los Angeles". *www.timeanddate.com*.
2024 NAFL Championship Game

The **2024 NAFL Championship Game** was the final game of the 2023 NAFL season and 2023–24 NAFL Postseason played on January 21, 2024 at Pasadena, California. The Western Conference Champions, the No. 3 seeded Calgary Jays (11-5, 3-0), played the Eastern Conference Champions, the No. 2 seeded Brooklyn Blackwolves (12-4, 2-0). This is the Jays' first appearance in a championship game following the revival of the NAFL. The Blackwolves defeated the Jays 30-27.
2022–23 West Tech Tigers men's basketball team

Individual accolades:
WCC Coach of the Year

* Lamar Clayton-Jones

WCC Player of the Year

* Kaeden House

WCC Player of the Week

* Kaeden House (x3)
* Zackary Allan (x1)

WCC Freshman of the Week

* Zackary Allan (x8)

All-WCC First Team

* Kaeden House
* Zackary Allan

All-WCC Second Team

* Lockie Mayer

All-WCC Freshman Team

* Zackary Allan

## Uniform

The **2022–23 West Tech Tigers men's basketball team** represents the Western Institute of Technology in the 2022–23 NCAA Division I men's basketball season as a member of the West Coast Conference. They play their home games in Leroy Arena, and are led by head coach Lamar Clayton-Jones, who has been the coach for 4 years with a 80-30 record (excluding 2022–23 games).

## Previous season

West Tech had competed in the 2021–22 NCAA Division I men's basketball season after not participating in the 2020–21 season. They went 26-10, had finished second in the WCC tournament, and were ranked No. 12 going into the postseason. They made it to the West Regional, and were ranked No. 3. They walloped Montana State 87-54 in the Round of 64 and defeated Notre Dame 66-49 in the Round of 32 to make it into the Sweet Sixteen. When playing against Duke, West Tech best guard Francisco Monteport missed several layups late in the game. These missed layups led the Tigers to lose 80-75.

## Schedule and results

*Schedule will be updated as season progresses. Ranks are from AP Polls.*
Union of Sudan

*(1956-1974)*

## Map

### Internet TLD

.con (confirmed), .sagw (Sudanese Approved Gov Website), .sin (Sudanese Internet Network))

*The US (or UoS) not to be confused with the United States of America*

The Union of Sudan or Sudan Federation, was a country that occupied the current countries Sudan and South Sudan. It lasted from 1956 (independence) to 1974, during the Sudanese Split. It was and still is most known for the corruption and the Secret Police Force.

## Independence

*Main Article:* Sudanese Revolutionary War

On June 15th, 1956,
UTSC-Notre Dame rivalry

The **UTSC–Notre Dame rivalry** is an American football rivalry between the UTSC Eagles and Notre Dame Fighting Irish. The rivalry started during the Gore Game during which a fight broke out between the two teams. UTSC upset Notre Dame 37-36. The two teams faced each other again during the 2022 January Fiesta Bowl, dubbed "106" for the 106-yard kick return by freshman safety Val Moya. UTSC won the game 40-34. Notre Dame got revenge on UTSC the next season, upsetting the No. 8 ranked Eagles 41-35 in OT.
Adalwolf Schafer (Alpha Earth)

### Aliases

Baron von Blitz, Blitzmeister, Second Electric Man, Blitz, The Blitzer, Blitzkind

## Affiliation and Relationships

### Affiliation

White WallsFormerly Resurgents, Blitzkraft, Schafer Foundation, Deschler-Reinholz Medical Centre, Wehrmacht, Altlandish resistance, Abwehr, Bin-Hagenau

### Relatives

* Brandt Schafer (father)
* Orinda Brennen (mother)
* Adelric Schafer (brother)
* Xiomara Xanders (wife, divorced)
* Jared Shepherd (son)

## Personal Information

### Citizenship

Austrian (formerly)German (formerly)
Altlandish (formerly)
American (formerly)

## Creators and Appearances

### Creators

Riley Jax

*"I am lightning incarnate."*
―**Adalwolf Schafer**[src]
## Biography

### Early Life

**Adalwolf Barak Schafer**, MD, PhD, was born in Hagenau, Austria before World War II. Schafer signed up for the German Army after being taught German ultranationalist teachings and initially fought against the allies during the war.
Blauzonan War

### Outcome:

Kingdom of Blauzona victory* Annexation of South Blauzona and some nearby lands by the Kingdom of Blauzona
* Treaty of Piura

Combatants|  Blauzona |  South Blauzona Peruvi Kingdom  Faire  DBSI

Commanders|  Xavier IV Climente Noguera  Tomàs P. Sala (W.I.A)  Rei Káyémo Úzmejo  Ona Soler  Joaquima Toset Iris Martí † |  Ricard des de Pajrema (P.O.W) Alexandre Mas †  Agapito Apolinar †  Antúnez I  Paulo de Cusco  Medina Camilo Vásquez (P.O.W)  Ureña R.J  Kay Schulze

Strength|  295,000+ |  96,000+ 128,000+  23,404  11,099

Casualties|  **Kingdom of Blauzona**14,092 killed 1,232 missing 18,092 wounded 196 military equipment and vehicles destroyed | **In Total:**20,923 killed ~8,000 missing 31,092 wounded 200+ pieces of equipment destroyed * including ~142 artillery pieces

The **Blauzonan War** was a 3 year long conflict in South America between Blauzona and South Blauzona alongside the Peruvi Kingdom, Faire, and later on British Equatorial America.

The conflict began when South Blauzona invaded the Kingdom, which was caused by the Blauzonan victory during the Acrean War, in which the Principality of Acre (which was in South Blauzonan territory) was merged into the Kingdom of Blauzona. This annexation led to a year of political tension in 1898. The short-lived Union of the South American States ordered a meeting between the two nations, and various decisions were made; many of which benefitted the Kingdom while putting South Blauzona at a disadvantage. Ricard des de Pajrema, the ruler of the South Blauzonan State, was unhappy with this decision, so in early 1899 he invaded the Kingdom.

Because of an early military alliance with the Peruvi Kingdom and Faire, they supported and fought alongside South Blauzona. British Equatorial America would take advantage of the situation and make some small claims and take some small sections of land in Blauzona, forming small pockets of British people.

Although the war would take South Blauzona's side at first, momentum quickly changed following the Battle of Suduba. Blauzona would make an advance into South Blauzona, and the coalition would eventually collapse following Faire and Peruvia's withdrawal.
Crescent and Star

***Crescent and Star*** is a book written by Matz Komel that was published on the 11th of November in 1993. The book follows a young basketball player named Tahir Katsaros, who was born in Northern Cyprus. Following a terrorist attack in his home city, his family fled to Turkey, and stayed for a few years. After some time, they make the decision to move to America to find greater opportunities. After moving to an urban city named Lakesdale in North Carolina, Katsaros becomes interested in basketball, and prepares to play his first season for the University Lakesdale Stars.

## Reception

The book reached mostly positive reviews. Some criticisms come from:

*"[The] Unrealistic representation of the current situation in Cyprus"* — Neşe al-Mijad

Many Turkish Cypriots also criticized the book for it's portrayal of the family living in Silifke, Turkey.
Crosley Tech Sabres football

## Name history

* Crosley Tech Majors (1876–1917)
* Crosley Tech Blue Bombers (1917–1918)
* Crosley Tech Bluejackets (1917–1918)
* **Crosley Tech Sabres (1919–present)**

The **Crosley Tech Sabres football** team represents Crosley University of Technology in American football. They compete in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision. They are mostly known for their embarrassing chokes and losses, especially against their rival in one of the most hatred-filled rivalries in sports: West Tech.

## References

1. ↑ Similar to that of the Buffalo Sabres, the spelling of 'sabre' is the British English version rather than the American version, which is 'saber.'
Derrick Sanchez (Alpha Earth)

*In this Hispanic name, Sanchez is the paternal surname while Santos is the maternal surname.*

## Origin and Living Status

### Cause of Death

1. Being hit by shrapnel from an Imperium explosive2. Succumbing to his wounds from being hit by the Imperium shrapnel

## Personal Information

### Citizenship

AmericanKaroa Motun
Altlandish

## Creators and Appearances

### Creators

Riley Jax

*"We are the untamable flames that keep on burning."*
―**Damian Sanchez** and Suiz Flamos[src]
## Biography

### Early Life

**Derrick Damian Sanchez Santos** was born in Santa Vida, California.
Ezra Megumi

**Ezra Megumi** is the protagonist of the anime *Legacy of Ezra*. Created by Kanzen Giso, Ezra is a high school student who is also a demigod who has the name Yoseba. He was born on April 30, 1993, and was said to be the savior of the world by future teller Goro Uehara as part of a partial prophecy. Following a series of trials and tribulations, he goes on to save the world.
2022-23 UTSC Eagles men's basketball team

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## 2022-23 UTSC Eagles men's basketball team

### Result

Big 12 Conference Tournament Champions* First Four win vs. TAMCC, 78-68
	+ First round appearance
	+ L vs Alabama, 99-100 2OT

## Ranking

### Assistant coaches

Walter Oliver (6th season)
Randall Holden (5th season)

## Uniform

The **2022–23 UTSC Eagles men's basketball team** represented the University of Texas in Sterling City in the 2022–23 NCAA Division I men's basketball season as a member of the Big 12 Conference. They played their home games in Zundel Center, and were led by head coach Qahe Michaels.

## Previous season

*Main Article: 2021–22 UTSC Eagles men's basketball team*

*To be added.*

## Roster

### Players

Recruiting class

 **Mohamed Peace** *(PG)* | Peacock, TX
 **Recruiting star ratings:** Scout:    Rivals:      247Sports:     ESPN:        ESPN grade: 89

## Schedule and results

*Schedule will be updated as season progresses. Ranks are from AP Polls.*
Harruar Island Conflict

* Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro argue for control of the islands which develops to Second Harruar Island Conflict
* OLSA Attacks begin to decline

## Strength

### Militant(s) 1

Albanian Naval ForceAlbanian Air Force
Albanian Land Force
Hellenic Army
Hellenic Navy
Hellenic Air Force

### Militant(s) 2

Italian NavyItalian Army
1st Carabinieri Paratroopers Regiment "Tuscania"
OLSA Enoplos

The Harruar Island Conflict was a long conflict between mainly Albania and Italy. In 2013, a giant landmass emerged from the Adriatic Sea, and Italy and Albania inspected the island.

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East North Central State Bruisers football

## FCS Championship Wins

4* 1926
* 1927
* 1993
* 2005

(runners up in 2018, 2019)

The **East North Central State Bruisers football** **team** represents East North Central State University in NCAA Division-I football. They are the only independent FCS team as of 2022.

## History

### East North Central State Buccaneers (1907–1993)

Between 1907 and 1993 (with several breaks in between) ENC State's football team competed as the **East North Central Buccaneers** and had an overall record of 168-122-14.
Kajetan Kilmek (Alpha Earth)

### Unusual Features

Cybernetic left arm following *the War in Sperling City* and wings on his back temporarily during his "trial" in Nihil et Omnia

## Origin and Living Status

### Place of Birth

Buffalo, New York, United States of America

## Creators and Appearances

### Creators

Riley Jaxon

*"I've prayed for justice. I've prayed for prosperity. I'm tired of praying, cause it doesn't do **anything**. God doesn't get $#!% done. I **do**."*
―**Kajetan Kilmek**[src]
National Freedom Army for the En Nahuri Region

## Website

WhyItReallyMattersNahuriRegion.ecw

The National Freedom Army for the En Nahuri Region, or NFAENR, is an Ultranationalist group, with the ideologies of Anti-Iiritarianism. They are part of the 7 remaining "States" to have this ideology.

## Formation

The group was founded in 1920, during the Eritrean Civil War. it is unknown what date it was, but it was founded by Yarih Bin Hadir.
Socialist Republic of Pegrema

1951–1985

### Religion

Mostly Christianity with many affiliated with Irreligion and a Islam minority in the Areqipa and Tacna regions

### Currency

Pegreman dollar

The **Socialist Republic of Pegrema** was a state that existed from 1951 to 1985. Formed after a union between Peru and Bolivia, the state was led by a harsh dictator named Salvador Esteban de Lima who persecuted and publicly executed many of his own people. As an ally of the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the state believed in radical socialism, however never truly committed to Marxist-Leninism. It was toppled following a United States-backed coup in 1985.
Uthman Abbas

**NFAENR-PLNS Conflict**

* Operation: Tango Uniform

Uthman Abbas was the founder of the PLNS, and a soldier of the PDRE. He did not support the Kingdom of Eritrea, and hoped for it's downfall.

Born from Abdul and Aisha Abbas, Uthman was spoiled as a child, and he never faced a difficulty he couldn't pay himself out of.

He opposed Eritrea, and wished for it's collapse. He created the PLNS in 1920 during the first battle of the Eritrean Civil War. He technically joined the PDRE, but still controlled his own forces. Unfortunately for him, he would go on to lose the war.

He would meet his end on January 17th, 1927, during an assassination. He would be avenged. His death didn't really effect his army, as they were still effective.

## Political Views

It's unknown when exactly his beliefs were formed, and how. He believed himself that there were better Africans and Arabic people and worse. He believed he was part of the Sahma nation, and everyone else from the area he was from.

## Crimes

* 1900 - Terrorist attack in Keren.
* 1904 - Unlawful killing of many farm animals in Eritrea
* 1904 - Destruction of US ship in Eritrean waters
* 1913 - failed coup d'état in Ethiopian Empire
* 1918 - failed coup d'état in Portugal
* 1921 - Supplying weapons to the Crimson Cobra gang in the US
* 1925 - second failed coup d'état in Ethiopian Empire
* 1927 - killing of Abdallah Qatar's family
The Chaffey Safety

The **Chaffey Safety** was the final play of the 2017 Pure Hatred matchup between the WIT Tigers and Crosley Tech Sabers. After a clutch interception by sophomore cornerback Ellis Keegan-Burns, all the Sabers had to do was get a first down and wear down the clock to win the game 50-49. Starting quarterback for Crosley Tech Jayden Hill was benched due to an ankle injury, and so backup Bartholomew Chaffey was put in to start for the Sabers, who had to start at their own seventeen. Chaffey's first snap went over his head and into the Sabres' endzone. After picking up the ball, Chaffey slipped and landed on his knee in the endzone. This ended up in a safety. The Tigers went on to win the game 51-50. West Tech fans began uploading posts mocking Chaffey while Crosley Tech fans dealt with the embarrassing loss. Chaffey did not join the team in the 2018 season.

## The play

After recognizing that the Tigers defense was going to blitz, quarterback Barry Chaffey attempted to call an audible and change the blocking scheme. Rookie center Chui Thomas was unable to hear Chaffey and hiked the ball. The ball went over Chaffey's head and went into the endzone. After running to recover it, Chaffey lost his footing and fell onto the ball in the endzone, quickly being tackled by the Tigers' defense. The otherwise quiet Tigers fans in the stadium roared during the mishap, and the Tigers bench jumped up and down repeatedly. WIT Announcer Sullivan Serge's commentary during the play because infamous to Crosley Tech fans. The folloiwng is a transcript of his call:

> "All the Sabres have to do is get a first down. That's ex-North Dakota State backup Bartholomew Chaffey getting ready to take the snap. Chaffey going up to the center to— **Oh, the ball soars over his head! Chaffey running after it, and he trips! He's tackled in his own endzone! *NOOO*! *NOOO*! Crosley Tech just fumbled the football game!** Crosley Tech will never hear the end of this!"
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## Aftermath

Crosley Tech starting quarterback Jayden Hill limped his way off the field and said after the game "If I see Chaffey or Thomas on that field again I will make sure they get their [expletive] kicked off." He later said he was entering the transfer portal, however ultimately stayed on the Sabres. Chaffey never played football again, and the rookie center ended up dropping out of Crosley Tech and eventually went to Cal State Fullerton.
Candyland

### Written by

Steve Strahan, Desmond de la Cruz, Kayleigh Strahan, Wilson Dailey-Samuels, and Jaime Evangelista de Vera

### Language

English

***Candyland*** is an American action adventure science fiction television series created by Steve Strahan and Kevin Bedavich roughly based on the comic book series of the same name that follows a small group of five intergalactic criminals who hail from the planet formerly known as Candyland.

## Plot

The first season follows Owen Traxus as he travels the
Medal of Historical Importance in Music

The **Medal of Historical Importance in Music** (Spanish: **Medalla de Importancia Histórica en Música**, **MIHM**) is a medal awarded by a Mexican state or, most commonly, the federal government to those who are deemed important to the history of music, or those who have impacted the musical industry. Ex: releasing popular songs that gain worldwide attention.
West Tech Tigers men's basketball

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## Uniform

The **West Tech Tigers men's basketball** team represents the Western Institute of Technology in NCAA Division I basketball.
Tay Den

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## Tay Đen

### Leaders

Poc Vo †
Troh Djin

### Ideology

Saeganese nationalism
Anti-Veitnamese sentinment
Anti-Khmer sentiment

### Battles and wars

Vietnam War
Saeganese War
Mekong Delta conflict

### Designated as a terrorist group by

 Saegan

The **Tay Đen** (Vietnamese, *lit*. "Black Hand") were a Saeganese terrorist organization that took part in the Saeganese War.

## References

1. ↑ Saeganese: **Tay Đen**

, and one of the main belligerents in the Mekong Delta conflict.
Anti-Iiritarianism

Anti-Iiritarianism is a political philosophy popularized by many small political parties in Eritrea. The term comes from the Arabic word for Eritrea (إريتريا, Iiritaria). It is the belief there are many nations inside of Eritrea, but the government does not allow these people to prosper. There are approximately 17 "alleged" countries inside Eritrea. 10 Have been dissolved.

### List of States

* Sahma (1920-present)
* En Nahuri (1920-present)
* Tadza (1920-present)
* Kjabou (1920-1929)
* Olijadae (1924-1930)
* North Eritrea (1937-1945)
* Central Eritrea (1937-1945)
* People's Democratic Republic of Eritrea (1920-1924)
* Palja (1920-1921)
* Wazzalomjakawaj (1925)
* Alwadelhaqiqiu (1924-1929)
* Hala (1923-present)
* Islamic State of Eritrea (1918-present)
* Sae Republic (1923-present)
* Socialist Republic of Udi (1922-present)
* Rejjean (1976-2009)
* Mohammed's Fair State (1956-2011)

The philosophy is a variant of global ultranationalism.
2022 NAFL Championship Game

The **2022 NAFL Championship Game** was the final game of the 2021 North American Football League season and a game popularly known as the **Arlington Sling** or the **Arlington Lob**. The game saw the 11-4 (3-0) No. 3 Lexington Huskies of the East take on the 10-5 (2-0) No. 2 San Diego Wolves of the West. Both teams had pulled off upsets in their respective Conference Championship games.

For the entire duration of the game, the two teams were only one score separated from one another. At halftime, San Diego led, 27-21. The Huskies reclaimed their earlier lead by scoring a touchdown to make the game 28-27. The Wolves answered with two field goals, making the score 33-28. In the fourth quarter, the Huskies scored a touchdown on their first play and were leading 35-33. With 2 minutes remaining, Wolves quarterback Maevarau Rodriguez threw a 54-yard touchdown pass to make the score 39-35. Rodriguez debated with his coach Luis Manarago about going for two, however ultimately lost and the Wolves quicked the extra-point to make the game 40-35.

When the Huskies got the ball, they were stopped three times in a row, and were forced to fight through a 4th down and 13. Huskies receiver Deylon Jackson sped past the defenders and caught the ball for a first down, and gained 33 yards out of his catch. However, there were two holding calls on the play, sending the Huskies back all the way to their 18-yard line. With no timeouts and little time left on the clock, the Huskies called a hail mary play. Quarterback Antwan Richards threw a 82-yard touchdown pass to Deylon Jackson, and the Huskies won 41-40. The game was dubbed the **"Arlington Sling Game"** by the press.
Star City Storm

## Name history

* Nashville Cowboys (2021–2022)
* **Star City Storm** (2022–present)

## Playoff appearances

None

The **Star City Storm**, who were originally meant to be the **Dakota Roughriders** are a professional American gridiron football team based in Nashville. They were founded in 2021 and added to the Eastern Division of the NAFL. Claimed as one of the worst American football teams of all time, the Cowboys have gone winless since their first game in August of 2021. This losing streak broke the record for the longest losing streak in American professional football. Following the 2022 season, the Cowboys moved to Star City, Arkansas and became the **Star City Storm**. The Storm have given up the most points of any NAFL team, and also have two of the largest losses in the history of the league. Second to the New York Mongrels (now Brooklyn Blackwolves) 77-point loss to the San Diego Wolves, the Storm were shutout 73-0 against the (1-3) Sacramento Bulls. They also lost by 65 points in an 81-16 embarrassment game against the Miami Panthers, during which the only players who played were third-string backups.

In the 2023 season they almost broke their streak in three games: the season-opener against the Blackwolves (36-32 loss), their Week 2 matchup against the Jets (36-32 OT loss), and their Week 4 matchup against the Washington Warriors (a 33-29 loss in which they blew a 22-6 lead) finally broke the losing streak on September 22nd, 2023 in Week 5 by defeating the Atlantic City Highrollers 19-16 in overtime.

## References

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1. ↑ DailyN: "81-16 embarrassment: why the Nashville Cowboys of the NAFL only used third-strings in yesterday's game."
2022–23 Crosley Tech Sabres men's basketball team

## Uniform

The **2022–23 Crosley Tech Sabres men's basketball team** represents Crosley University of Technology in the 2022–23 NCAA Division I men's basketball season as a member of the West Coast Conference. They play their home games in ThunderKing Arena, and are led by head coach Clarence Might, who has been the coach for 20 years with a 284-237 record (excluding 2022–23 games).

## Previous season

The Sabres had underperformed the previous season, going 15–16 and missing the tournament for four years straight, seven years after making it to the championship game and losing to Duke in 2015 during the 2014–15 season. They had started the season 10-5, and ultimately fell apart for the later half of the season after losing several players to injuries.
Saab's Sniper Company

**Saab's Sniper Company** was a company managed by Ismaeel Saab after the creation of the TBA-55 SRS. After his death in 1980, the company went on hiatus. After Saab's son Hatim Fikri El-Mofty, inherited the company in 2001, he merged with another company.

## References

1. ↑ It is noted the grounds for the creating of the company go back to 1921, when Saab named the company Al-Wruman.
1993 NCAA Division I-AA Football Championship Game (ENCSU)

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The **1993 NCAA Division I-AA Football Championship Game** was played between the 14-0 No. 1 East North Central State Buccaneers and the 11-3 No. 9 UTSC Eagles.
Sorry that I dont care

**sorry that I dont care**, also known as **Sorry that I don't care**, **sorry i dont care** and **SOTHIDOCA!** is an album released by 656 Countit! in 2016. It is their most popular album and contains their most popular song, Shoebox.

## Songs

* Shoebox
* Taking it in
* Wait huh?
* aY
* !sdrawkcaB
* Water bottle or thermos
* Oligarchy
Eritrean Civil War

Famous sketch by Eritrean artist Jamal Konda-Awakamba

The Eritrean Civil War was a 4-year long conflict between Loyalist Eritrean forces and the People's Democratic Republic of Eritrea. It was a bloody and brutal conflict that diagnosed many soldiers with PTSD, and other mental health burdens. It is also known as the Ferocious Four Year Fighting, nicknamed by many soldiers who fought during it.

## **Background and Setup**

A small group of Eritreans, who called themselves the Enlightened, decided to go against the monarchy. They believed a system where one family could keep power, even though at the time, the Abimbola Family had been one of the best families at that point. They desperately wanted an end to the Kingdom.
106 (Game)

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The **2022 PlayStation Fiesta Bowl** was a college football bowl game played on January 1, 2022, with kickoff at 1:00 p.m. EST (10:00 a.m. PST). It was the 51st edition of the Fiesta Bowl, and was one of the 2021–22 bowl games concluding the 2021 FBS football season. Sponsored by video game brand PlayStation, the game was officially known as the **PlayStation Fiesta Bowl**. This was the final Fiesta Bowl to be sponsored by PlayStation, as they changed their sponsor to Vrbo. This specific game was dubbed **106** due to the game winning touchdown being a 106-yard kick return by freshman safety Val Moya.
Davin Wakefield

Picture of Wakefield, c. 2013

**Russo-Chinese War**

* Russian-Chinese Border Battle
* New Philadelphia Attacks
* Operation: Clash Of Titans
* Beijing Battle
* Operation: Harmless Victory
* Operation: Papa Sierra (Pretty Stupid)
* 1st Qǐyì
* 2nd Qǐyì
* Operation: Textbook and Storybook †

Davin Wakefield was a U.S. soldier who is most known for his saving of his teammates by diving on top of a grenade.
2022 UTSC Eagles football team

UTSC Eagles

## Uniform

The **2022-23 UTSC Eagles football team** represented the University of Texas, Sterling City in the 2022-23 NCAA Division I FBS season. It was UTSC's 2nd season in the FBS and its 36th season overall. They played their home games in Carrick Colt Stadium, led by fifth-year head coach Arnas Guzman.
Helping Hand to Ease The Less Prosperous (Alpha Earth)

## H.E.L.P.

### Name

Helping Hand to Ease the Less Prosperous or the Helpers to Ease the Less Prosperous

### Aliases

The Helping Hands, The Handy Helpers, Heartless, Horrible Entity

## Members

### Leader(s)

Suzu Tsunada, Marshie ArogíolaVolkan Karim (formerly; double-agent)

## Affiliation and Identity

### Enemies

Four Horsemen

Jericho, Barret Black, Derrick Sanchez (situational enemies)

## Creators and Appearances

### Creators

Riley Jax

The **Helping Hands to Ease The Less Prosperous**, often shorted to **HELP**, is a charity organization founded by Suzu Tsunada and Marshie Arogíola in order to combat homelessness and in some cases, organize protests against the light taxation of the upper class. Their protests were not successful, but the organization stayed around to help the less prosperous.
Levi Soldner (Alpha Earth)

*"Look at me. Look at what* your *mother did to me. I have searched far and wide for you, after I found out your mother was dead. Pop goes Martha Hendrix, and who does that leave behind? **Sarah Jo' Spinzer.** Your mother may not be around to witness it, but you are.* You *will bear witness to the **pain** I cause to you; to **Makovich**; **to the entire damn*** **WORLD!***"*
―**Levi Soldner**[src]
Silver Purcell (Alpha Earth)

*"Don't cry; I'm just getting sick of it. You're not the only one going through this right now. There are thousands of you out there. No one cares about your suffering. If you can't get the job done, I'll find some other broad to fill your role once you're done away with. You have a stupid name anyway."*
―**Silva Purcell**[src]
## Biography

### Rise to Power in New York City

**Silver Tal Noam "Silva" Purcell** was a servant to Adonias Koning for five years, until he escaped one day by poisoning Koning. After escaping, Purcell returned to his family's home, who instantly spoiled him and overfeeding him after seeing how much weight he had lost.

*To be added.*
Povnishto

**Not recognized as part of:**
 Poverna

### Named for

Povni, Повні: lit. or rough translation is "complete" or "full", Shto from Місто, *Mishto*, meaning "City"

### Incorporated

1967 as a city recognized under Ukraine1998 as a city under the Republic of Poverna

### Mayor

 **Ukraine**Ihor Sokolov (1967–2016)
Avhust Sokolov (2016–present)

**Poverna**Garslav Peters (1998–2001)
Demyan Boderaminska (2001–present)

### Comptroller

Dobesh Vedmid (1998–2015)Zacchaeus Koralistav (2015–2021)
Zamok Tkachuk (2021–present)

### Demonym(s)

PovnishtanPovi
Povnishtonian (derogatory)

**Povnishto** (Ukrainian: **Повнішто**) is a city located in Zaporizhzhia Oblast in Ukraine. It is currently the site of a 87-day-long siege by the Poverna Liberation Front.
The Clutch

**The Clutch** was a North American Football League Round 2 playoff game between the Lexington Huskies and the Miami Panthers. It featured Huskies quarterback Antwan Richards throwing a 99-yard touchdown pass to Adamou Baker in order to win the game with a last minute touchdown. To this day, Richard's 99-yard pass remains the only 99-yard pass in NAFL history; it is also the longest in NAFL history.

## Background

The Lexington Huskies finished third in the Eastern Division of the NAFL, going 11-4. Lexington's Air raid offense led by Cincinnati Quarterback Antwan Richards led the East in passing yards (4,982). The offense also helped the Huskies beat several playoff-calibre opponents such as the D.C. Minutemen (38-37) and the Atlantic City Highrollers (40-39). During both games, Richards had thrown 50+ yard passes to score the final touchdown.

Meanwhile, the Miami Panthers recorded a 13-2 season, only losing to the Calgary Jays (27-28) and the Atlantic City Highrollers (26-31). Miami's run-based offense was able to carry them to several wins, including a 81-16 win against the Nashville Cowboys.

## Aftermath

The Huskies would go on to win in the North American Championship 41-40 against the San Diego Wolves.
Jericho: Epsilon 5

### Protagonists

Jericho: Artemis, Blackbow, Calidity, Gimmick, Gunmetal, Imperia, Mako, Savant, Tangaroa, Voltage

### Antagonists

Resurgents: Killmaven
Darkhand, Malachite, Terminus

## Creative team

### Written by

Riley Jax

***Jericho: Epsilon 5*** is an ongoing comic series featuring the Jericho of Epsilon Earth, a universe first featured in the JVU film *Calidity*.
Joseph Marniño

## Joseph Marniño de Heroica Veracruz

MIHM, PSMS

**Joseph Felix Felipe Marniño de Heroica Veracruz MIHM, PSMS**, known simply as **Joseph Marniño**, **Jo Marniño**, **Joseph de Heroica Veracruz**, and **Pianista** **Marniño**, was a Mexican pianist.

## Life

### Music

Joseph was born on April 10th, 1836 to Luiz Marniño II and Zoe Rojas in Heroica Veracruz.

When Joseph was 11, he saw a piano near a restaurant and asked the owner if he could play it; he said no. However, to humor himself, he later went back on his words when Joseph asked again. Jo allegedly played so well, that the owner ended up allowing Jo to play whenever he wanted. By his fifth visit, he had come up with a melody, which would later inspire his earliest piano song, Viento Vacante.

*"*Viento Vacante, Do mayor y Do sostenido mayor. Mi mejor canción hasta ahora. *– Joseph Marniño"*
―
Joseph wrote the sheet music for an early version of Viento Vacante after his second year of high school. Before that, he had written an elaborate chart on which keys to hit in order. When he was 16, he finished the song, and began to play it on the school piano.
2023–24 West Tech Tigers men's basketball team

## Uniform

The **2023–24 West Tech Tigers men's basketball team** represents the Western Institute of Technology in the 2023–24 NCAA Division I men's basketball season as a member of the West Coast Conference. They play their home games in Leroy Arena, and are led by head coach Lamar Clayton-Jones, who has been the coach for 5 years with a 118-36 record (excluding 2023–24 games).

## Previous season

*Main Article: 2022–23 West Tech Tigers men's basketball team*

The Tigers had won their first twelve games, making it all the way to number seven in the AP polls before being upset by unranked Division II Azusa Pacific 61-60. They had several difficult matchups, falling to No. 21 UCLA 67-59 No. 6 Baylor 55-54, knocking them out of the AP poll. After being knocked out, they were crushed by No. 1 Houston 75-60. They quickly recovered, defeating rival No. 22 Crosley Tech 88-70 to get back into the poll. They defeated several more teams before beating No. 6 Gonzaga 77-75. West Tech finished the 2023 regular season 30-5 (15-1 in conference play). With their 15-1 conference record they were seeded No. 1 in the WCC tournament. They first defeated eighth-seeded San Francisco 79-62, following this victory with a very close game against fourth-seeded Santa Clara 53-51. They lost to third seed Gonzaga in a double-overtime thriller 118-116. They were seeded number one in the West Region. They defeated UNC Asheville and Northwestern to make it to the Sweet Sixteen where they would play against Gonzaga. They narrowly defeated the Zags 80-79 to make it to the Elite Eight. They defeated TCU 81-80, making it to the final four. It was the first since they lost the National Championship in 2019. They defeated Miami (FL) 63-59 to make it to the championship game. They played San Diego State, ultimately winning the game 80-64 becoming National Champions in the process.

## Schedule and results

*Schedule will be updated as season progresses. Ranks are from AP Polls.*
1992 East North Central State Buccaneers football team

The **1992 East North Central State Buccaneers football team** represented East North Central State University in NCAA Division I-AA football. They went 1–10, with their final game being an upset win against No. 20 Georgia Southern. This win ended a 39 game losing streak for the team.

*More to be added,*
Eritrean Armed Forces

## Budget

Classified

The Eritrean Armed Forces are in charge of protecting the Kingdom of Eritrea. Made up of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Guard, and Situational Control Unit.

Eritrea has one of the most elite militaries in Africa after a pole in 2016. From it's main founding in 1801, the Eritrean Armed Forces have been an important vessel in the history in Eritrean history.
Scotsgreen

**Scotsgreen** (named after Scotland Green Road) can loosley be attributed to a street gang, or a network/"alliance" of connected gangs operating within Ponders End. Not much is known about the gang by the public, but the Metropolitan Police Service knowns many of the members and crimes committed by the gang. EN-13 is one of the most notable Scotsgreen members along with SCG Doq. Scotsgreen opposes EN1 following the encounter between Dekk-O and EN-13 on 8 April, 2022.
West Tech Tigers baseball

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## West Tech Tigers

### Conference

Independent (1903–1952)West Coast Conference (1952–present)

### Home stadium

Aldanondo Field
(Capacity: 2,232)

## NCAA Tournament champions

1979, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2005, 2008

## College World Series appearances

1965, 1973, 1979, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2015, 2022

## NCAA Tournament appearances

1965, 1973, 1979, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2015, 2022

## Uniform

The **West Tech Tigers baseball** team represents the Western Institute of Technology in NCAA Division I baseball.
Norman Klein (UTSC)

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*Not to be confused with this Norman Klein.*

**Norman Klein** was the founder of UTSC. Their football stadium is named after him, however is set to be renamed to Carrick Colt Stadium. Colt's name was previously used for the field of the stadium. This name change is to ensure no confusion with other Norman Kleins.
Malik Chen (Alpha Earth)

*"I'll always be keeping tabs. You are **never** safe. Just know for the rest of your **sad**, **pathetic** life that I know every step you take; every breath you breathe; every moniker you try to pass off as your name. If you can't understand what I just said—then let me put in in terms that a cretin like you can understand. The Watchdog will **always** be watching."*
―**Malik Chen**[src]

## Biography

### Early Life

**Malik Abad Chen** was born to Chinese-American mother Lu-Ming, and Pakistani-American father Mohammed Chen in Detroit, Michigan. Witnessing rampant crime, Malik aspired to become a superhero. His family moved to New Harmony City the day after his fifth birthday. One day, while walking attempting to stop a robber in Bonnet Blanc, he was hit by a car belonging to Sciberg, Inc.
Shi Juan Hu

**Shi Juan Hu**, born **Yijun Hu**, is a Chinese freedom fighter, most known for being the leader of the NDPC. Information is very difficult to find about her, as even after the Sino-Russian War, the risk of Chinese ultranationalists finding her due to a website available to the public has not been lost to her.
Saeganese War

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## Saeganese War

part of the Third Indochina War and the Cold War

Clockwise from top left: A Saeganese farmer holds his child while talking with Saeganese soldiers; Members of the 4th Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division drive through the jungle; Vietnamese soldiers after the Battle of Moi Krao; Vietnamese insurgents flying the Gold Blade Flag.

### Concurrent:

Cold War conflicts:* Ogaden War
* Egyptian–Libyan War
* Cambodian–Vietnamese War
* Sino-Vietnamese War
* Salvadoran Civil War
* Iran hostage crisis

### Next:

Soviet–Afghan War
Mekong Delta conflict

## Saeganese War

### Place:

Saegan, Vietnam, Cambodia/Kampuchea, Laos

### Outcome:

Inconclusive; Political instability in the Indochinese Peninsula* Third Indochina War intensifies
* Vietnam fails to capture Saegan and makes no gains in the conflict with Cambodia
* Following the conflict, President Choc Traw is executed by the people of Saegan leading to the Saeganese Civil War

Combatants|  Saegan Thailand United States SVNLA Tay Den Other South Vietnamese rebels Dukij**Supported by:** Philippines South Korea Taiwan Democratic Kampuchea (until 1979)

 China Democratic Kampuchea* Khmer Rogue

 Lao royalists**Supported by:** Thailand |  Vietnam Socialist Saegan DSS Laos Khang Luc Viet Cong Soviet Union**Supported by:** Warsaw Pact Cuba India

Commanders|  Choc Traw Poc Huang † Lou Nang  Pham Vinh Quân Poc Kung Poc Vo † Troh Djin Jonathan Cosgrove Samuel Cawston |  Ho Jin Khaw Khả Yo Kep Haw  Troc Due  Khaw Aé  Sunyanpanvong Roman Dragonov

Casualties| 15,000+ civilians killed

The **Saeganese War** was a conflict in Saegan that mainly involved Saegan, Kampuchea, Thailand, and the United States against Vietnam, Laos, and the Soviet Union with Khmer-Krom rebels taking advantage of the instability caused by the conflict, and launching their own rebellion in the Mekong Delta against Saegan (and Vietnam after the Battle of Ra Ching).

## Names

The Saeganese War is sometimes referred to as the Indochinese War, not to be confused with the Indochina Wars. If not for the designation of the Third Indochina War from 1975-1992, this war would be known as the Third Indochina War.

## References

1. ↑ (1976-1977)
2. ↑ (1977-1979)