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2057 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

New England Patriots 7-9

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 9-7

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Houston Texans 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 10-6 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Denver Broncos 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 13-3 (1st seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7

New York Giants 8-8

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Minnesota Vikings 10-6 (7th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 11-5 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (8th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

Los Angeles Rams 5-11

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Jets 26** Dolphins 23

Nyj 10/3/6/7

Mia 7/10/3/3

Raiders 21 **Colts 42**

LV 7/0/0/14

Ind 7/14/14/7

**Texans 28** Bengals 14

Hou 7/14/0/7

Cin 7/0/7/0

**Steelers 27** Chargers 20

Pit 3/7/7/10

Lac 10/3/7/0

#### NFC

Cardinals 17 **Falcons 30**

Ari 3/7/7/0

Atl 10/3/10/7

**Saints 27** Cowboys 24 (ot)

No 10/7/7/0/3

Dal 14/0/0/10/0

Vikings 13 **Packers 24**

Min 3/0/7/3

GB 7/7/7/3

Eagles 17 **49ers 26**

Phi 3/7/7/0

Sf 10/3/10/3

### Divisional

#### AFC

Jets 10 **Colts 27**

Nyj 10/0/0/0

Ind 3/10/7/7

Steelers 23 **Texans 29**

Pit 10/0/3/10

Hou 9/3/7/10

#### NFC

Saints 27 **Packers 41**

No 10/3/7/7

GB 0/21/10/10

Falcons 17 **49ers 24**

Atl 10/0/0/7

Sf 7/7/3/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Texans 28 **Colts 31**

Hou 14/7/7/0

Ind 0/7/14/10

#### NFC

49ers 23 **Packers 24**

SF 10/3/10/0

GB 7/0/7/10

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

**Packers 28** Colts 17

Gb 7/7/7/7

Ind 3/7/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Green Bay Packers

Superbowl MVP: Joe Stanley (QB) Green Bay Packers
1998 FLA Season

The 1998 FLA Season was the inaugural season of the Football League of the Americas. . The season culminated with the first ever FLA Championship game, which was won by the Chicago Midshipmen, who beat the Las Vegas Sinners 21-17 at Jack Kent Cooke Stadium. The Chicago Midshipmend became the first team to go undefeated during the FLA regular season, with the only other team having done so being the 2012 Cabo San Lucas Hurricanes.

## Draft

The Season began with the inaugural FLA Draft, which was held at the Javits Center in New York City, on April 2, 1998. With the first overall pick, the Seattle Lions picked Quarterback Sam Ricketts from the University of Miami (Ohio.)

## Referee Changes

Tevin Combs, David Morgan, Ben Jackson Jr, James Bass, Innocence Marcus, and Reynold Luis all began their first years as referees in the FLA. Juan Viva, Dallas Forbes, Ben Jackson Sr, and Neil Nash-DeWine would take up the roles of side judge. Tampa Pence and Paris Campbell would become the Vice-Supervisors of Officials, and Montgomery Albany and Franklin Lincoln would take the roles of Supervisors of Officials. James Duncan would take the role as President of Officiating, and Blake Fitzgerald would take the role as Vice-President of Officiating.

## Playoffs

June 15 (Chicago Midshipmen Stadium)

 6

June 16 (3Com Park)

 4
2021 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament

The **2021 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament** was a single-elimination tournament of 68 teams to determine the men's National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I college basketball national champion for the 2020-21 season. The 83rd (technically 82nd) edition of the tournament began on March 16, 2021, with the First Four matchups in Dayton, Ohio.

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2048 NFL Season (Brick)

## Standings

### AFC North

 Ravens
 Browns
 Steelers

### AFC South

 Colts
 Titans
 Texans

### AFC East

 Dolphins
 Jets
 Bills

### AFC West

 Broncos
 Chiefs
 Chargers

### NFC North

 Bears
 Vikings
 Lions

### NFC South

 Saints
 Buccaneers
 Falcons

### NFC East

 Eagles
 Giants
 Cowboys

### NFC West

 Seahawks
 49ers
 Rams

## Playoffs

Miami Dolphins 23 @ Oakland Raiders 9

Indianapolis Colts 16 @ Cincinnati Bengals 17

NFC:

Chicago Bears 17 @ Washington Redskins 28

New Orleans Saints 34 @ Carolina Panthers 30

Miami Dolphins 23 @ Jacksonville Jaguars 30

Cincinnati Bengals 6 @ New England Patriots 21

NFC:

New Orleans Saints 17 @ Arizona Cardinals 38

Washington Redskins 26 @ Green Bay Packers 28

AFC Championship Game:

New England Patriots 13 @ Jacksonville Jaguars 27

NFC Championship Game:

Green Bay Packers 35 @ Arizona Cardinals 51

## Super Bowl LXXXVIII

**AFC CHAMPION: JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (13-3)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: ARIZONA CARDINALS (14-2)**

Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas

 JAX
2028 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (4th seed)

New England Patriots 10-6 (7th seed)

Buffalo Bills 8-8

New York Jets 7-9

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (5th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (2nd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (6th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 8-8

Denver Broncos 6-10

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 11-5 (3rd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (7th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

New York Giants 4-12

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7 (8th seed)

Detroit Lions 5-11

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-13

### NFC West

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (2nd seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

Los Angeles Rams 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Steelers 25** Dolphins 20

Pit 2/10/3/10

Mia 3/0/10/7

Chargers 24 **Texans 30** (ot)

Lac 10/7/0/7/0

Hou 0/3/7/14/6

Bengals 24 **Ravens 26**

Cin 14/3/7/0

Bal 3/10/10/3

Patriots 17 **Chiefs 31**

NE 17/0/0/0

KC 0/7/10/14

#### NFC

Bears 17 **Falcons 21**

Chi 7/0/3/7

Atl 7/7/7/0

Vikings 20 **Packers 23**

Min 10/0/7/3

GB 0/10/10/3

**49ers 38** Cowboys 27

SF 14/10/7/7

Dal 0/10/10/7

**Eagles 28** Cardinals 24

Phi 0/7/7/14

Ari 14/7/3/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

Texans 17 **Chiefs 30**

Hou 3/0/7/7

KC 10/3/7/10

Steelers 30 **Ravens 35**

Pit 10/10/10/0

Bal 7/0/14/14

#### NFC

Eagles 17 **Packers 28**

Phi 10/0/0/7

Gb 7/7/7/7

49ers 23 **Falcons 26**

SF 10/0/3/10

Atl 14/3/6/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Chiefs 24 **Ravens 27** (ot)

Kc 10/7/7/0/0

Bal 0/7/7/10/3

#### NFC

**Falcons 30** Packers 24

Atl 17/0/10/3

GB 0/7/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, Florida

**Ravens 27** Falcons 14

Bal 3/10/7/7

Atl 0/7/7/0

Superbowl Champion: Baltimore Ravens

Superbowl MVP: Lamar Jackson (QB) Baltimore Ravens
2051 College Football Playoff (Brick)

## Teams

* Record indicates regular season record\*

1. Oregon (12-0)

2. Texas (12-0)

3. Auburn (12-0)

4. University of Central Florida  (11-1)

5.  Miami (11-1)

6. Alabama (10-2)

7. Ohio State (10-2)

8. Clemson (9-3)

## Quarterfinals

Clemson Tigers 28 @ Oregon Ducks 52

Ohio State Buckeyes 34 @ Texas Longhorns 37

Alabama Crimson Tide 17 @ Auburn Tigers 34

Miami Hurricanes 23 @ Univeristy of Central Florida Knights 16

## Semifinals

Miami Hurricanes 17 @ Oregon Ducks 30

Auburn Tigers 49 @ Texas Longhorns 46

## 2052 College Football National Championship

**OREGON DUCKS (12-0)**
VERSUS
**AUBURN TIGERS (12-0)**

Location: Mercedes Benz Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

 AUB
2016 NFL Regular Season

The **2016 NFL Regular Season** was the 46th season since the AFL-NFL Merger. In this season, the league consists of 32 teams, the same as the previous year. However, the **Oakland Raiders** and **St. Louis Rams** relocate from Oakland and St. Louis, respectively, into Los Angeles, becoming the first two teams to play in Los Angeles in 20 seasons.

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2083 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (4th seed)

New York Jets 9-7

New England Patriots 6-10

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 12-4 (5th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (7th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (6th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 10-6 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 8-8

Dallas Cowboys 7-9

New York Giants 6-10

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 10-6 (7th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (3rd seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9-7 (8th seed)

New Orleans Saints 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 6-10

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Bengals 24** Dolphins 21

Cin 7/7/7/3

Mia 7/0/7/7

Chiefs 17 **Steelers 27**

KC 7/3/7/0

Pit 10/7/7/3

Colts 24 **Texans 28**

Ind 10/7/7/0

Hou 7/0/7/14

Chargers 31 **Broncos 38**

Lac 10/7/7/7

Den 0/21/7/10

#### NFC

**49ers 27** Redwolves 19

SF 10/7/10/0

Was 3/6/7/3

Lions 27 **Vikings 38**

Det 10/7/10/0

Min 14/0/10/14

Packers 27 **Panthers 43**

GB 10/7/0/10

Car 14/10/9/10

Buccaneers 20 **Rams 29**

Tb 10/0/7/3

Lar 10/3/10/6

### Divisional

#### AFC

Bengals 20 **Steelers 30**

Cin 7/0/10/3

Pit 10/14/3/3

Broncos 34 **Texans 38**

Den 14/3/10/7

Hou 10/14/7/7

#### NFC

Panthers 24 **Vikings 34**

Car 7/7/7/3

Min 10/14/7/3

**49ers 28** Rams 17

GB 14/7/7/0

Lar 3/0/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Texans 24 **Steelers 30**

Hou 14/0/10/0

Pit 10/7/3/10

#### NFC

49ers 27 **Vikings 33** (ot)

Gb 10/3/7/7/3

Min 14/0/10/3/6

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis,Indiana

**Vikings 17** Steelers 16

Min 7/0/7/3

Pit 3/10/3/0

Superbowl Champion: Minnesota Vikings

Superbowl MVP: Roy Harris (DT) Minnesota Vikings
2050 NFL Season Hulkerine

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (4th seed)

New England Patriots 9-7

Buffalo Bills 8-8

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 13-3 (1st seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (5th seed)

Cleveland Browns 10-6 (7th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 10-6 (8th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Indianapolis Colts 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (3rd seed)

Denver Broncos 11-5 (6th seed)

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)

Dallas Cowboys 10-6 (7th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

### NFC North

Detroit Lions 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

Chicago Bears 6-10

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (8th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9-7

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 13-3 (1st seed)

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

San Francisco 49ers 5-11

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Browns 17 **Texans 20**

Cle 0/7/7/3

Hou 0/3/10/7

**Steelers 24** Dolphins 13

Pit 10/0/7/7

Mia 3/7/3/0

Jaguars 23 **Ravens 40**

Jac 10/3/3/7

Bal 10/10/10/10

Broncos 26 **Chiefs 30**

Den 10/6/10/0

Kc 7/10/10/3

#### NFC

Giants 22 **Lions 23**

Nyg 9/3/10/0

Det 3/0/10/10

**Packers 28** Panthers 26

GB 7/7/7/7

Car 3/7/10/6

Cowboys 24 **Eagles 28**

Dal 10/0/7/7

Phi 7/0/7/14

**Saints 34** Seahawks 27

No 14/10/10/0

Sea 7/0/10/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

Steelers 17 **Ravens 21**

Pit 3/0/7/7

Bal 7/7/0/7

Chiefs 17 **Texans 28**

KC 10/0/0/7

Hou 7/7/7/7

#### NFC

Saints 24 **Eagles 27**

No 10/0/7/7

Phi 7/3/7/10

**Packers 31** Lions 28

GB 14/7/7/3

Det 3/7/10/8

### Conference

#### AFC

Texans 28 **Ravens 38**

Hou 7/7/7/7

Bal 10/14/7/7

#### NFC

Packers 28 **Eagles 42**

GB 14/7/7/0

Phi 7/14/14/7

## Superbowl

Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, Florida

Ravens 37 **Eagles 42**

Bal 10/10/10/7

Phi 14/14/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Philadelphia Eagles

Superbowl MVP: Ryan Kessler (QB) Philadelphia Eagles
Emil Hoyer (College Balloon Ball)

**Emil Hoyer** is a former balloon ball player and current balloon ball coach.

## Life

Emil was born on February 6, 1983 in Crescent City, California to Josiah and Melanie Hoyer. Emil's parents divorced when he was young, and a result he spent a lot of his time split between Crescent City and Brookings, Oregon where they resided. Emil's parents gradually recouped their relationship, however, and in 1995 re-married. Shortly thereafter, the family relocated to Red Bluff, California. There, Emil attended Red Bluff High School. He played balloon ball there, and won a state title his senior year in 2000. During his high school career, he also participated in rec-league balloon ball tournaments. His freshman year he came to the attention of college recruiters when he and Jack Altworth (a future Nevada recruit who, at the time, was a Junior at Davis Senior High School in Davis, California) placed 3rd in the state of California and 9th in the national rec-league tournament. Altworth moved to San Bernadino before the start of his senior year, and subsequently switched partners. Hoyer then partnered with Lonny Bright (who was at the time a student at Paradise High School in Paradise, California), who was the same age as him. Together, they were California State runner-ups their sophomore years, and finished 3rd in the nation. Their Junior year they won the California State Championship and placed 3rd in the Nation once again. Their senior year, they won both the California and National Championship games. They both decided to attend the University of Oregon together, where they played balloon ball from 2001-2004. They both started all 4 years. Hoyer won the Meyer Award for College Player of the year his senior year in 2004, when he and Lonny led Oregon to a FInal Four appearance. Afterwards, Hoyer was drafted in the 1st round of the 2005 PBBL draft. He was named first team all league in 2005 and in 2006 won the PBBL championship. After 2006 however, he made the controversial decision to retire from playing following a series of concussions and injuries that sidelined him for much of that season. He then entered the coaching profession.

 2009-2010
 2011-2012
 2013-2015
 2016-2018
 2019-2021
 2022-Present

Emil Hoyer has been married to Candice Hoyer (nee Rice) since 2012. She and Emil met in High School. She currently works as a writer for the Los Angeles Times. They have three children together, Mia (born 2014), Holden (Born 2018), and Jameson (Born 2019). The family currently resides in the Lake Balboa neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Previously, they resided in the Fox Hollow neighborhood of Eugene, Oregon, at a rural farmhouse just outside of Spokane, Washington, and in the Canyon Rim neighborhood of Salt Lake City, Utah.
2043 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 12-4 (2nd seed)

New England Patriots 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 11-5 (6th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Tennessee Titans 9-7

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (5th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 6-10

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (7th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

Washington Redwolves 8-8

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (3rd seed)

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (6th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (2nd seed)

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

Los Angeles Rams 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Patriots 24 **Jets 28**

Ne 10/0/7/7

Nyj 7/0/7/14

**Bengals 21** Texans 13

Cin 7/7/7/0

Hou 3/0/7/3

Chargers 30 **Broncos 36** (ot)

Lac 14/6/7/3/0

Den 0/10/10/10/6

Ravens 20 **Steelers 23**

Bal 10/3/7/0

Pit 0/7/10/6

#### NFC

Saints 34 **Panthers 38**

No 3/7/10/14

Car 10/14/7/7

Lions 23 **Packers 24**

Det 10/7/6/0

GB 0/7/7/10

49ers 10 **Giants 20**

SF 3/0/7/0

Nyg 10/3/0/7

Eagles 17 **Seahawks 28**

Phi 7/0/7/3

Sea 7/7/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Broncos 24 **Jets 30**

Den 10/0/7/7

Nyj 7/10/10/3

Bengals 7 **Steelers 23**

Cin 0/7/0/0

Pit 10/10/0/3

#### NFC

Panthers 31 **Seahawks 38**

Car 10/7/7/7

Sea 14/14/7/3

**Giants 41** Packers 33

Nyg 10/14/10/7

GB 0/13/10/10

### Conference

#### AFC

Jets 24 **Steelers 41**

Nyj 10/0/7/7

Pit 0/21/10/10

#### NFC

**Giants 29** Seahawks 23 (ot)

Nyg 10/0/10/3/6

Sea 10/7/3/3/0

## Superbowl

Location: At&t Stadium, Arlington, Texas

Giants 17 **Steelers 21**

Nyg 10/0/0/7

Pit 0/7/7/7

Superbowl Champion: Pittsburgh Steelers

Superbowl MVP: Wilson Jones (QB) Pittsburgh Steelers
2011 Clemson Tigers Football team

The **2011 Clemson Tigers football team** represents Clemson University in the 2011 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Tigers are led by first year head coach Dabo Swinney, Although Swinney coached 5 games in 2010, 3 at the start of the season due to head coach Garrett Smith being suspended and the final game as well as the bowl game following Smiths resignation.

## Previous Season

The Tigers finished the 2010 season 6-7, 2-6 in ACC play to finish in Fifth place in the Atlantic Division. They were invited to the Car Care bowl were they lost to South Florida 28-31.

## Game summaries

### **Northwestern**

 **Northwestern** | 9

Is recognised as an ESPN Instant Classic.
2060 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 11-5 (4th seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 12-4 (3rd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7

Baltimore Ravens 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 10-6 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 6-10

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 13-3 (1st seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

Dallas Cowboys 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 10-6 (7th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7 (8th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Carolina Panthers 6-10

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4-12

### NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (3rd seed)

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

Los Angeles Rams 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 14 **Texans 24**

Nyj 7/7/0/0

Hou 3/7/7/7

Broncos 17 **Raiders 28**

Den 3/0/7/7

Lv 14/7/7/0

Steelers 28 **Browns 38**

Pit 7/7/7/7

Cle 10/7/7/14

**Colts 31** Patriots 17

Ind 10/7/7/7

Ne 7/0/3/7

#### NFC

Lions 20 **Eagles 42**

Det 3/10/0/7

Phi 14/14/7/7

49ers 19 **Falcons 27**

SF 6/3/7/3

Atl 10/0/10/7

Giants 21 **Seahawks 31**

Nyg 7/0/7/7

Sea 14/7/3/7

**Packers 28** Bears 24

GB 7/7/7/7

Chi 10/7/7/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Browns 41** Texans 28

Cle 21/10/7/3

Hou 0/14/7/7

**Colts 17** Raiders 9

Ind 10/0/0/7

LV 3/3/3/0

#### NFC

Packers 27 **Eagles 30** (ot)

GB 10/7/7/3/0

Phi 7/0/10/10/3

Falcons 13 **Seahawks 24**

Atl 3/7/3/0

Sea 0/7/10/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Colts 17 **Browns 26**

Ind 7/3/0/7

Cle 3/10/3/10

#### NFC

**Seahawks 24** Eagles 20

Sea 3/7/7/7

Phi 7/3/7/3

## Superbowl

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada

Browns 17 **Seahawks 27**

Cle 0/7/3/7

Sea 10/7/3/7

Superbowl Champion: Seattle Seahawks

Superbowl MVP: Jalen Brooks (QB) Seattle Seahawks
2066 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New York Jets 11-5 (4th seed)

Miami Dolphins 9-7 (8th seed)

Buffalo Bills 7-9

New England Patriots 5-11

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 8-8

Cleveland Browns 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 10-6 (7th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 8-8

Tennessee Titans 6-10

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 13-3 (1st seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Los Angeles Chargers 3-13

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (2nd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

Washington Redwolves 8-8

New York Giants 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Chicago Bears 12-4 (5th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (4th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

Carolina Panthers 4-12

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Los Angeles Rams 10-6 (7th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 10-6 (8th seed)

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jaguars 10 **Steelers 27**

Jac 10/0/0/0

Pit 0/7/10/10

Dolphins 31 **Broncos 38**

Mia 7/10/7/7

Den 3/21/7/7

**Ravens 28** Texans 21

Bal 7/7/7/7

Hou 7/7/0/7

**Chiefs 24** Jets 10

KC 7/3/7/7

Nyj 0/3/7/0

#### NFC

Rams 17 **Cowboys 24**

Lar 7/3/0/7

Dal 3/7/7/7

Eagles 14 **49ers 38**

Phi 0/7/0/7

Sf 14/10/7/7

**Bears 26** Saints 20 (ot)

Chi 10/3/0/7/6

No 3/0/7/10/0

Seahawks 28 **Packers 38**

Sea 7/7/7/7

GB 10/14/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Chiefs 24 **Steelers 27**

KC 10/0/7/7

Pit 0/7/10/10

**Ravens 31** Broncos 17

Bal 14/7/10/0

Den 3/7/7/0

#### NFC

**49ers 37** Cowboys 28

SF 10/7/10/10

Dal 14/0/7/7

**Bears 30** Packers 24 (ot)

Chi 7/0/3/14/6

GB 14/3/7/0/0

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 38 **Steelers 41** (ot)

Bal 14/10/7/7/0

Pit 3/14/14/7/0

#### NFC

**Bears 21** 49ers 17

Chi 7/0/7/7

Sf 7/3/7/0

## Superbowl

Location: Mercedes Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia

Steelers 13 **Bears 19**

Pit 7/3/3/0

Chi 0/3/10/6

Superbowl Champion: Chicago Bears

Superbowl MVP: Riley Cox (HB) Chicago Bears
2123 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Jets 10-6 (7th seed)

New England Patriots 9-7

Miami Dolphins 7-9

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 10-6 (4th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

Pittsburgh Steelers 5-11

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

Houston Texans 3-13

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Denver Broncos 12-4 (5th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 11-5 (6th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

### NFC East

New York Giants 10-6 (4th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

Washington Redwolves 4-12

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 11-5 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (5th seed)

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (8th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Bengals 17 **Colts 34**

Cin 7/3/0/7

Ind 14/10/7/3

Jets 10 **Chargers 13**

Nyj 0/0/3/7

Lac 0/6/7/0

Chiefs 24 **Bills 28**

KC 10/7/7/0

Buf 7/7/7/7

**Broncos 31** Ravens 17

Den 10/7/7/7

Bal 10/7/0/0

#### NFC

**Panthers 23** Giants 10

Car 10/3/7/3

Nyg 7/0/3/0

Cardinals 24 **Buccaneers 42**

Ari 10/0/7/7

TB 14/7/14/7

Packers 20 **Bears 24**

GB 10/3/0/7

Chi 10/0/0/14

Saints 31 **Rams 41**

No 10/7/7/7

Lar 7/14/10/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Broncos 29** Colts 21

Den 9/10/3/7

Ind 7/7/7/0

Bills 20 **Chargers 26** (ot)

Buf 10/0/7/3/0

Lac 0/7/3/10/6

#### NFC

Bears 24 **Buccaneers 27**

Chi 10/7/7/0

TB 3/10/7/7

Panthers 13 **Rams 26**

Car 3/0/10/0

Lar 6/7/10/3

### Conference

#### AFC

**Broncos 23** Chargers 17

Den 10/0/3/10

Lac 7/3/7/0

#### NFC

**Buccaneers 45** Rams 35

TB 21/7/10/7

Lar 14/0/14/7

## Superbowl

Location: Met Life Stadium,East Rutherford,New Jersey

Buccaneers 27 **Broncos 31**

TB 10/3/7/7

Den 14/0/10/7

Superbowl Champion: Denver Broncos

Superbowl MVP: Kyle Lawson (QB) Denver Broncos
2020 in sports

* The 2020 Winter Olympics are held in Harbin, China, from February 7 to February 23.
* The New England Patriots defeat the Baltimore Ravens, 24-13, to advance to Super Bowl LIV
* The New Orleans Saints defeat the Seattle Seahawks, 28-17, to advance to Super Bowl LIV
* On February 2, 2020, the New Orleans Saints defeat the New England Patriots, 33-31 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
* The Colorado Avalanche defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning in seven games to clinch the Stanley Cup.
* The Boston Celtics defeat the Los Angeles Lakers in six games to win the 2020 NBA Finals.
* The 2020 FIFA World Cup is held across Brazil.
* The Kansas Jayhawks defeat the Florida State Seminoles to win the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball National Championship.
* The Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the Tampa Bay Rays in a four-game sweep to win the 2020 World Series.
2093 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (4th seed)

Buffalo Bills 9-7

New England Patriots 8-8

New York Jets 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 (6th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6 (7th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 11-5 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 10-6 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 9-7

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Washington Redwolves 9-7 (8th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 7-9

Philadelphia Eagles 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (3rd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7

Minnesota Vikings 7-9

### NFC South

Carolina Panthers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10-6 (7th seed)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 4-12

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 12-4 (5th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Colts 25 **Dolphins 28**

Ind 10/7/0/8

Mia 7/7/7/7

Bengals 14 **Ravens 17**

Cin 14/0/0/0

Bal 0/7/3/7

**Steelers 31** Texans 29

Pit 10/7/7/7

Hou 14/3/6/6

Broncos 31 **Raiders 35**

Den 14/7/7/3

LV 0/14/7/14

#### NFC

**Cardinals 24** Giants 20

Ari 10/7/7/0

Nyg 14/0/3/3

Packers 24 **Bears 25**

GB 14/3/7/0

Chi 9/3/7/6

Buccaneers 23 **Panthers 27**

TB 0/3/10/10

Car 7/10/7/3

Redwolves 28 **Rams 45**

Was 7/7/7/7

Lar 21/7/7/10

### Divisional

#### AFC

Dolphins 20 **Ravens 31**

Mia 7/0/10/3

Bal 0/14/7/10

**Steelers 19** Raiders 14

Pit 10/3/0/6

LV 7/0/7/0

#### NFC

**Bears 30** Panthers 29

Chi 3/7/10/10

Car 9/10/10/0

Cardinals 30 **Rams 34**

Ari 7/6/10/7

Lar 0/10/10/14

### Conference

#### AFC

Steelers 22 **Ravens 27**

Pit 10/2/7/3

Bal 0/7/10/10

#### NFC

Bears 17 **Rams 35**

Chi 0/3/7/7

Lar 7/7/7/14

## Superbowl

Location: Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, California

**Rams 20** Ravens 7

Lar 7/3/7/3

Bal 0/0/0/7

Superbowl Champion: Los Angeles Rams

Superbowl MVP: Jacob Lawrence (DT) Los Angeles Rams
2108 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 10-6 (4th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 7-9

Miami Dolphins 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (6th seed)

Cleveland Browns 9-7 (8th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (2nd seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (7th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

Indianapolis Colts 5-11

### AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs 13-3 (1st seed)

Denver Broncos 12-4 (5th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 9-7

Los Angeles Chargers 7-9

### NFC East

New York Giants 11-5 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 9-7 (8th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 13-3 (1st seed)

Detroit Lions 12-4 (5th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 5-11

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (2nd seed)

New Orleans Saints 11-5 (6th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (7th seed)

Carolina Panthers 7-9

### NFC West

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

Arizona Cardinals 9-7

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

Los Angeles Rams 4-12

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Broncos 24 **Patriots 28**

Den 10/0/7/7

Ne 7/7/7/7

**Ravens 45** Steelers 27

Bal 14/14/7/10

Pit 3/10/7/7

**Titans 34** Texans 27

Ten 3/14/7/10

Hou 10/7/10/0

Browns 20 **Chiefs 29**

Cle 3/7/3/7

KC 9/10/3/7

#### NFC

Lions 34 **Giants 37**

Det 10/10/7/7

Nyg 3/14/10/10

Saints 27 **49ers 33** (ot)

No 10/3/7/7/0

SF 7/10/7/3/6

Falcons 19 **Buccaneers 23**

Atl 3/3/10/3

TB 3/10/10/0

Eagles 17 **Packers 23**

Phi 3/7/0/7

GB 6/7/7/3

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Ravens 16** Patriots 7

Bal 3/7/3/3

Ne 7/0/0/0

Titans 30 **Chiefs 31**

Ten 3/7/10/10

KC 0/14/7/10

#### NFC

49ers 17 **Buccaneers 21**

SF 7/0/3/7

TB 0/7/7/7

**Giants 36** Packers 31

Nyg 10/13/3/10

GB 14/3/0/14

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 13 **Chiefs 24**

Bal 3/0/7/3

KC 14/0/7/3

#### NFC

Giants 23 **Buccaneers 30**

Nyg 10/3/7/3

TB 10/3/10/7

## Superbowl

Location: Mercedes Benz Stadium, Atlanta,Georgia

Chiefs 17 **Buccaneers 24**

Superbowl Champion: Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Superbowl MVP: Conner Warren (QB) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Andy Rieman (College Balloon Ball)

**Andy Rieman** is a college balloon ball coach currently serving as the head men's balloon ball coach at California State Uniersity, Bakersfield (CSUB).

## Life

Rieman was born on January 29, 1973 in Turlock, California to Michael and Kendra Rieman. He and his parents resided at his Grandparent's farm near Hilmar, California for much of Andy's early childhood before the family relocated back to Turlock. He had two more brothers who were born during this period. He graduated from Turlock High School in 1991. He attended California State University, Hayward, where he was a student assistant on the men's balloon ball team.

 1995
 1996
 1997-2000
 2001-2004
 2005-Present

Rieman married Carrie Rieman (nee Hurch) in 1996. They reside in the Brimhall Estates neighborhood of Bakersfield. They have 6 children together, Nathan (Born 1999), Hanna (Born 2003), Caymen (Born 2005), Brody (Born in 2007), Mia (Born 2010), and Grady (Born 2012). Nathan played collegiate balloon ball under his father at CSUB. Hanna is currently a student at the University of California, Berkeley, where she plays volleyball. Caymen is currently a student at Loyola Marymount University, where she plays soccer.
2126 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 13-3 (1st seed)

Miami Dolphins 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (2nd seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6 (7th seed)

Cleveland Browns 7-9

Pittsburgh Steelers 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (5th seed)

Indianapolis Colts 7-9

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 10-6 (4th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 9-7 (8th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 7-9

Las Vegas Raiders 5-11

### NFC East

New York Giants 12-4 (2nd seed)

Washington Redwolves 10-6 (7th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 8-8

Philadelphia Eagles 7-9

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (4th seed)

Chicago Bears 11-5 (6th seed)

Detroit Lions 9-7

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Carolina Panthers 10-6 (8th seed)

Atlanta Falcons 7-9

New Orleans Saints 6-10

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

Seattle Seahawks 12-4 (5th seed)

San Francisco 49ers 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### AFC

#### Wildcard

**Dolphins 28** Texans 16

Mia 7/7/7/7

Hou 10/0/3/3

Chargers 23 **Patriots 38**

Lac 7/3/10/3

Ne 10/14/7/7

Bengals 19 **Ravens 22**

Cin 0/9/3/7

Bal 7/0/7/8

Titans 17 **Broncos 26**

Ten 7/0/0/10

Den 6/10/3/7

#### NFC

Bears 14 **Buccaneers 28**

Chi 7/0/7/0

TB 7/7/7/7

Panthers 27 **Rams 41**

Car 10/7/10/0

Lar 7/10/14/10

**Redwolves 28** Giants 20

Was 7/7/0/14

Nyg 10/7/3/0

**Seahawks 30** Packers 24

Sea 14/6/7/3

GB 10/0/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Dolphins 21 **Patriots 31**

Mia 14/0/7/0

Ne 0/10/14/7

Broncos 13 **Ravens 28**

Den 10/0/3/0

Bal 0/7/7/14

#### NFC

Seahawks 27 **Buccaneers 38**

Sea 10/7/10/0

TB 21/0/10/7

Redwolves 24 **Rams 31**

Was 7/7/7/3

Lar 10/7/7/7

### Conference

#### AFC

Ravens 38 **Patriots 44** (ot)

Bal 14/7/10/7/0

Ne 7/14/7/10/6

#### NFC

Buccaneers 28 **Rams 31**

Tb 7/7/7/7

Lar 7/7/7/10

## Superbowl

location: Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara,California

Patriots 24 **Rams 31**

NE 10/7/0/7

Lar 7/7/10/7

Superbowl Champion: Los Angeles Rams

Superbowl MVP: Carter Freeman (QB) Los Angeles Rams
2046 Wilmington Whales Season (sample)

**2046 Wilmington Whales Season (sample)**
 **General Manager** | Alexander Huffey

The **2046 Wilmington Whales Season** was the seventh season of the Wilmington Whales of American Organization of Professional Tetherball (AOPT). Playing their games at Wilmington, Delaware's Whale Gymnasium, the Whales had a record of 37-11 in the 48-game season.

## Season summary

The first game of the season took place on October 1st against the New York Narwhals. The Whales took 4 of 6 sets for a win. Players John Alexander and Ryan Jones won two sets each. On October 4, the second game took place against the Baltimore Baboons. This was the Whales' first loss of the season, as they were swept in 4 sets.
2049 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

New England Patriots 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Jets 11-5 (6th seed)

Miami Dolphins 8-8

Buffalo Bills 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 (5th seed)

Cleveland Browns 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 7-9

### AFC South

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (7th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7

Houston Texans 6-10

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 10-6 (4th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 9-7 (8th seed)

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

Denver Broncos 5-11

### NFC East

Washington Redwolves 11-5 (4th seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 (7th seed)

New York Giants 9-7

Dallas Cowboys 6-10

### NFC North

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (2nd seed)

Detroit Lions 11-5 (6th seed)

Chicago Bears 8-8

Minnesota Vikings 6-10

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 13-3 (1st seed)

Carolina Panthers 10-6 (8th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 12-4 (3rd seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

Arizona Cardinals 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 14 **Titans 28**

Nyj 7/0/7/0

Ten 7/7/7/7

Chiefs 15 **Steelers 20**

KC 3/3/3/6

Pit 0/10/10/0

**Ravens 27** Chargers 10

Bal 10/10/7/0

Lac 3/7/0/0

Colts 28 **Patriots 49**

Ind 7/7/7/7

Ne 21/7/14/7

#### NFC

Panthers 24 **Saints 27** (ot)

Car 7/7/0/7/3

No 0/7/7/7/6

Lions 23 **Rams 31**

Det 14/0/3/6

Lar 0/17/7/7

49ers 17 **Redwolves 31**

SF 3/7/7/0

Was 14/7/7/3

Eagles 27 **Packers 35**

Phi 10/7/7/3

Gb 7/7/7/14

### Divisional

#### AFC

Titans 24 **Patriots 28**

Ten 10/7/7/0

Ne 7/7/7/7

Ravens 17 **Steelers 23**

Bal 7/3/0/7

Pit 7/6/10/0

#### NFC

Redwolves 27 **Saints 38**

Was 0/10/10/7

No 7/10/7/14

Rams 30 **Packers 33** (ot)

Lar 10/7/10/3/0

GB 7/10/7/6/3

### Conference

#### AFC

Patriots 27 **Steelers 33** (ot)

Ne 3/0/0/17/0

Pit 14/3/10/0/6

#### NFC

Packers 24 **Saints 42**

GB 10/0/7/7

No 0/14/14/14

## Superbowl

Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas

Saints 35 **Steelers 38**

No 14/7/7/7

Pit 7/14/10/7

Superbowl Champion: Pittsburgh Steelers

Superbowl MVP: Wilson Jones (QB) Pittsburgh Steelers
Benton Princeton (College Balloon Ball)

Benton Princeton is an american college balloon ball coach and former player. He currently serves as the head men's college balloon ball coach at Western Kentucky University, and formerly served as the head coach of the men's balloon ball teams at Virginia Tech, the University of Kentucky, The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), and the University of Alabama-Birmingham (UAB).

Princeton is a member of the college balloon ball hall of fame. He was awarded the Meyer National College Balloon Ball Player of the Year award during his senior year at the University of Miami.

## Head Coaching Record

### UAB

 1997
 1998
 1999
 2000

### Western Kentucky

 2020
 2021
 2022
2044 NFL Season (Brick)

## Standings

### AFC North

 Ravens
 Browns
 Steelers

### AFC South

 Titans
 Jaguars
 Texans

### AFC East

 Bills
 Patriots
 Jets

### AFC West

 Chargers
 Raiders
 Chiefs

### NFC North

 Vikings
 Packers
 Lions

### NFC South

 Panthers
 Saints
 Buccaneers

### NFC East

 Redskins
 Giants
 Eagles

### NFC West

 49ers
 Cardinals
 Rams

## Playoffs

Baltimore Ravens 17 @ Miami Dolphins 20

Los Angeles Chargers 3 @ Indianapolis Colts 17

NFC:

Minnesota Vikings 24 @ Atlanta Falcons 26

Washington Redskins 20 @ Chicago Bears 14 (OT)

Miami Dolphins 23 @ Cincinnati Bengals 34

Indianapolis Colts 13 @ Denver Broncos 38

NFC:

Washington Redskins 56 @ Dallas Cowboys 59 (2OT)

Atlanta Falcons 27 @ Seattle Seahawks 17

AFC Championship Game:

Denver Broncos 31 @ Cincinnati Bengals 10

NFC Championship Game:

Atlanta Falcons 20 @ Dallas Cowboys 40

## Super Bowl LXXXIX

**AFC CHAMPION: DENVER BRONCOS (12-4)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: DALLAS COWBOYS (13-3)**

Location: CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Washington

 DEN
2044 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 5-11

### AFC North

Baltimore Ravens 11-5 (4th seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (8th seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7

Cleveland Browns 7-9

### AFC South

Houston Texans 13-3 (1st seed)

Indianapolis Colts 12-4 (5th seed)

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

### AFC West

Los Angeles Chargers 12-4 (3rd seed)

Denver Broncos 11-5 (6th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 4-12

### NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 12-4 (3rd seed)

Philadelphia Eagles 11-5 (6th seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Washington Redwolves 6-10

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 9-7 (8th seed)

Detroit Lions 7-9

### NFC South

New Orleans Saints 10-6 (4th seed)

Carolina Panthers 9-7

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9

Atlanta Falcons 4-12

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 13-3 (1st seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 8-8

San Francisco 49ers 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Jets 13 **Patriots 27**

Nyj 3/0/10/0

Ne 0/10/3/14

Steelers 23 **Texans 31**

Pit 10/3/7/3

Hou 0/17/7/7

**Colts 28** Ravens 17

Ind 7/7/7/7

Bal 3/0/0/14

**Broncos 29** Chargers 28

Den 9/3/7/10

Lac 14/7/7/0

#### NFC

Cardinals 24 **Bears 26**

Ari 10/0/7/7

Chi 6/10/10/0

Packers 17 **Saints 41**

GB 10/0/0/7

No 14/7/10/10

**Eagles 23** Cowboys 14

Phi 10/3/3/7

Dal 0/0/7/7

Vikings 16 **Rams 35**

Min 0/6/3/7

Lar 14/7/7/7

### Divisional

#### AFC

Colts 35 **Patriots 40**

Ind 14/0/7/14

NE 6/14/10/10

Broncos 17 **Texans 19**

Den 10/7/0/0

Hou 10/6/0/3

#### NFC

**Saints 33** Bears 30 (ot)

No 3/14/10/3/3

Chi 14/0/3/13/0

**Eagles 27** Rams 18

Phi 10/7/7/3

Lar 6/3/2/6

### Conference

#### AFC

**Patriots 35** Texans 24

NE 14/7/7/7

Hou 7/3/7/7

#### NFC

Eagles 27 **Saints 31**

Phi 10/0/7/10

No 7/3/7/14

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana

Patriots 23 **Saints 48**

NE 3/10/10/0

No 21/7/10/10

Superbowl Champion: New Orleans Saints

Superbowl MVP: Garrett Jacobs (QB) New Orleans Saints
2049 NFL Season (Brick)

## Standings

### AFC North

 Ravens
 Steelers
 Browns

### AFC South

 Colts
 Titans
 Texans

### AFC East

 Jets
 Dolphins
 Bills

### AFC West

 Broncos
 Chiefs
 Chargers

### NFC North

 Vikings
 Bears
 Lions

### NFC South

 Saints
 Falcons
 Buccaneers

### NFC East

 Eagles
 Giants
 Cowboys

### NFC West

 Seahawks
 49ers
 Rams

## Playoffs

Miami Dolphins 9 @ Oakland Raiders 7

New York Jets 17 @ Jacksonville Jaguars 12

NFC:

Minnesota Vikings 23 @ Arizona Cardinals 27

Philadelphia Eagles 18 @ Green Bay Packers 24

Miami Dolphins 10 @ New England Patriots 21

New York Jets 26 @ Cincinnati Bengals 33

NFC:

Green Bay Packers 17 @ Washington Redskins 31

Arizona Cardinals 23 @ Carolina Panthers 29 (OT)

AFC Championship Game:

Cincinnati Bengals 24 @ New England Patriots 28

NFC Championship Game:

Carolina Panthers 9 @ Washington Redskins 37

## Super Bowl LXXXIX

**AFC CHAMPION: NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (13-3)**

**VS**

**NFC CHAMPION: WASHINGTON REDSKINS (14-2)**

Location: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland

 NE
2070 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Miami Dolphins 10-6 (4th seed)

New York Jets 8-8

New England Patriots 7-9

Buffalo Bills 5-11

### AFC North

Cleveland Browns 11-5 (3rd seed)

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6 (7th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cincinnati Bengals 4-12

### AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 13-3 (1st seed)

Tennessee Titans 12-4 (5th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 7-9

Houston Texans 4-12

### AFC West

Las Vegas Raiders 12-4 (2nd seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 11-5 (6th seed)

Denver Broncos 9-7 (8th seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 6-10

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (2nd seed)

New York Giants 11-5 (6th seed)

Dallas Cowboys 9-7

Washington Redwolves 7-9

### NFC North

Chicago Bears 13-3 (1st seed)

Green Bay Packers 12-4 (5th seed)

Minnesota Vikings 8-8

Detroit Lions 6-10

### NFC South

Atlanta Falcons 10-6 (4th seed)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8

Carolina Panthers 7-9

New Orleans Saints 5-11

### NFC West

Los Angeles Rams 12-4 (3rd seed)

Arizona Cardinals 10-6 (7th seed)

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

Seattle Seahawks 7-9

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

Titans 24 **Dolphins 29**

Ten 10/7/7/0

Mia 3/10/10/6

Chiefs 14 **Browns 21**

KC 7/7/0/0

Cle 0/14/7/0

Broncos 31 **Colts 41**

Den 10/7/7/7

Ind 21/0/10/10

**Steelers 24** Raiders 7

Pit 14/3/0/7

LV 0/0/7/0

#### NFC

**Packers 20** Falcons 13

GB 0/3/10/7

Atl 10/3/0/0

Giants 22 **Rams 30**

Nyg 9/10/3/0

Lar 10/3/10/7

49ers 24 **Bears 28**

SF 14/0/10/0

Chi 7/0/7/14

**Cardinals 20** Eagles 19

Ari 7/3/7/3

Phi 10/3/6/0

### Divisional

#### AFC

**Dolphins 19** Browns 10

Mia 6/3/3/7

Cle 0/0/3/7

Steelers 31 **Colts 42**

Pit 7/7/14/3

Ind 14/14/7/7

#### NFC

**Cardinals 28** Bears 16

Ari 7/7/7/7

Chi 10/0/6/0

**Packers 34** Rams 24

GB 17/3/7/7

Lar 3/7/7/7

### AFC

**Dolphins 27** Colts 24 (ot)

Mia 10/0/7/7/3

Ind 14/3/7/0/0

#### NFC

Cardinals 35 **Packers 41** (ot)

Ari 14/7/7/7/0

GB 7/7/7/14/6

## Superbowl

Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis,Indiana

Dolphins 27 **Packers 31**

Superbowl Champion: Green Bay Packers

Superbowl MVP: Jason Stewart (QB) Green Bay Packers
People of Godsbane: N

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

**Nys (?b - present)**

Nys was born in the Unfallen Era of Old Godsbane and set herself up as a goddess upon the discovery of divinity magic. According to the testimonies of various surviving divine, Nys allegedly fought on many sides during the Great Gods' War, jumping back and forth in her allegiances. Nys herself has admitted to these tactics during the War and has claimed it was merely for the purpose of survival, as she sought to her aim being to confuse those who sought to harm her. After the return of the gods to Godsbane, she refused to fall into any given role as a goddess, choosing instead to chase her own whims, eventually joining the House of the Weary shortly after it's founding. She currently whiles away her days indulging in boisterous festivals and parties wherever she goes, often unannounced. Many cities have been known to be left in shambles, lacking the dignity and money they possessed before the goddess' arrival.
Chuck Welcome (College Balloon Ball)

Chuck Welcome is an American men's balloon ball coach, who is currently the head men's balloon ball coach at Penn State University.

## Life

Chuck Welcome was born in Baltimore, Maryland, on January 19, 1959.

Welcome went to college at Carson-Newman College, where he starred on the school's newly established balloon ball team.

After graduating, he began his coaching career.

Chuck Welcome is married to Laney Welcome. The couple currently reside in State College, Pennsylvania. The couple have 4 children: Smith, Harold, Annette, and Cassandra.

## Head Coaching Record

### Virginia

Division I

\*Fired before end of season.
2062 NFL Season (Hulkerine)

## Standings

### AFC East

Buffalo Bills 10-6 (4th seed)

New York Jets 9-7

New England Patriots 7-9

Miami Dolphins 6-10

### AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 13-3 (1st seed)

Cincinnati Bengals 9-7 (8th seed)

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cleveland Browns 6-10

### AFC South

Houston Texans 12-4 (3rd seed)

Indianapolis Colts 10-6 (6th seed)

Tennessee Titans 10-6 (7th seed)

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

### AFC West

Denver Broncos 12-4 (2nd seed)

Los Angeles Chargers 11-5 (5th seed)

Kansas City Chiefs 8-8

Las Vegas Raiders 7-9

### NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles 12-4 (3rd seed)

New York Giants 8-8

Dallas Cowboys 7-9

Washington Redwolves 5-11

### NFC North

Minnesota Vikings 12-4 (2nd seed)

Green Bay Packers 11-5 (5th 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)

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Carolina Panthers 4-12

### NFC West

San Francisco 49ers 11-5 (4th seed)

Seattle Seahawks 11-5 (6th seed)

Los Angeles Rams 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 6-10

## Post Season

### Wildcard

#### AFC

**Chargers 28** Bills 20

Lac 7/7/7/7

Buf 3/0/10/7

Bengals 9 **Steelers 20**

Cin 3/3/3/0

Pit 3/7/3/7

**Colts 31** Texans 27

Ind 10/7/7/7

Hou 7/3/10/10

Titans 24 **Broncos 29**

Ten 10/7/7/0

Den 6/7/13/3

#### NFC

Bears 10 **Vikings 20**

Chi 3/0/0/7

Min 7/3/3/7

**Seahawks 24** Eagles 19

Sea 7/0/10/7

Phi 9/7/3/0

**Falcons 24** Buccaneers 23

Atl 7/0/7/10

TB 3/10/10/0

Packers 28 **49ers 35**

Gb 7/7/7/7

SF 0/14/7/14

### AFC

Colts 38 **Steelers 41**

Ind 14/10/7/7

Pit 7/14/10/10

Chargers 13 **Broncos 27**

Lac 3/0/10/0

Den 10/3/0/14

#### NFC

Falcons 20 **Vikings 31**

Atl 3/7/3/7

Min 0/14/10/7

Seahawks 25 **49ers 28**

Sea 0/10/7/8

SF 7/14/7/0

### Conference

#### AFC

**Broncos 30** Steelers 24 (ot)

Den 0/3/7/14/6

Pit 14/0/7/3/0

#### NFC

**49ers 31** Vikings 21

SF 7/7/10/7

Min 7/0/7/7

## Superbowl

Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, Florida

**Broncos 20** 49ers 17

Den 10/0/7/3

SF 0/7/10/0

Superbowl Champion: Denver Broncos

Superbowl MVP: Ray Pollard (QB) Denver Broncos