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2015 SHC Admin Cup

The **2015 SHC Admin Cup** is the 1st season of the annual SHC cup competition. It began on 18 July 2014 with the first of five rounds and will end on 19 September 2014 with the final.

## Participating clubs

The following 24 teams are participating in the competition.

 * AC Milan *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* AS Roma *(Eliminated in Quarterfinals)*
* Borussia Dortmund *(Eliminated in Semifinals)*
* Cruz Azul *(Eliminated in Quarterfinals)*
* FC Barcelona *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* FC Bayern München  ***Champion***
* Manchester United *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* Real Madrid CF *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* Chicago Fire *(Eliminated in Quarterfinals)*
* Chivas *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* Colo Colo *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* FC Dallas *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* Grasshoppers Zürich *(Eliminated in Final)*
* New York City FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* TSV 1860 München *(Eliminated in Semifinals)*
* Canon Yaoundé *(Eliminated in Quarterfinals)*
* Celtic FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Orlando City SC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Paris Saint-Germain FC *(Eliminated in Second Round)*
* Rangers FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* SC Braga *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* VfB Stuttgart *(Eliminated in Second Round)*

## Schedule

* Round 1: 18,25 July 2014
* Round 2: 1,8 August 2014
* Quarterfinal: 15,22 August 2014
* Semifinal: 29 August, 5 September 2014
* Final: 12,19 September 2014

## Brackets

*Rounds are reseeded each round based on previous results so bracket will not hold true for future rounds.*
Ryan Levcik

**Ryan Levcik** (born April 24th, 1994) is an American football placekicker for the Kansas City Chiefs, previously playing for the Minnesota Vikings. He played college football at Alabama. The Vikings selected Levcik in the third round of the 2016 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Ryan Levcik attended Alabama, selecting the hometown Crimson Tide over many other football scholarships. Levcik became the starting placekicker for Alabama prior to the 2013 CFBHC season. Levcik won a national championship in 2014 during his time with the Crimson Tide. Levcik set the record for the longest field goal in CFBHC history when he connected from 61 yards out. Levcik had an incredible run in college as he only missed one field goal in three years giving him an incredible 98% field goal percentage.

## Professional Career

Levcik was considered one of the top placekickers in the 2016 NFLHC Draft, along with Georgia placekicker Skip Gibson. The Minnesota Vikings signed selected Levcik in the third round of the2016 NFLHC Draft.

The day after the draft, Levcik signed a three-year contract with the Vikings worth approximately $10.5 million.

### Minnesota Vikings

Ryan Levcik became the starting placekicker for the Vikings before the 2016 NFLHC preseason. Levcik was a successful kicker for the Vikings for several years before he was traded to the Chiefs before the 2020 season for a 5th round pick and kicker Darryl Holmes.

### Kansas City Chiefs

As of the 2020 season, Levcik is the Chiefs' starting kicker.
2019 San Francisco 49ers season

The **2019 San Francisco 49ers** season will be the franchise's 4th season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Coaching and staff personnel changes

* LaserCats was hired as the 49ers' general manager.

### Arrivals

* The 49ers signed Darren Michael to a 1 year, $0.5 million deal on May 23.
* The 49ers signed Leonard Tice to a 1 year, $1 million deal on May 23.
* The 49ers signed Keith Wells to a 1 year, $9 million deal on May 23.

### Trades

* The 49ers traded Benjamin Robinson, Jerry Walker, their 2019 4th round pick, and 2020 4th round pick to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for Prince McGill.
Tai Miller

**Tai Miller** is an American football Wide Receiver. He played college football at Oklahoma. He was considered one of the top Wide Receiver prospects for the 2017 NFLHC Draft. He was selected by the Cleveland Browns with the 9th overall pick in the draft.

## College Career

Tai Miller attended Oklahoma for 4 years redshirting his freshman season, he became a starter in the 2014 CFBHC season. Miller declared early after his Junior season.
Stuart Patterson

Stuart Patterson is the incoming presumed starting outside linebacker for the NC State Wolfpack.

## Early Years

Patterson played two seasons at Caldwell Community College & Technical Institute after four successful seasons at South Caldwell High School. Academic issues prevented Patterson from being able to play at a national level despite being a highly rated linebacker prospect.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2019 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

Patterson committed to North Carolina State after fielding a strong offer from Air Force.

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the 2020 regular season, Patterson's stats are as follows:

 NCAA Career Totals
Sam James

**Sam James** is an American professional ice hockey player who plays for the Vancouver Canucks of the National Hockey League (NHL). James was the 82nd overall selection in the 2020 NHLHC Draft and the sixth player selected by the Nashville Predators.

## Playing career

### Nashville Predator career (2020)

James was drafted by the Nashville Predators with the 82nd overall pick in the 2020 NHLHC Draft. As their primary starting goalie, he posted a solid 13-6-1 record with a 1.85 Goals Against Average and a .930 save percentage. James also started every game in goal for the Predators throughout their deep playoff run to the NHLHC Stanley Cup Finals, where they fell to the Columbus Blue Jackets in seven games.

### Vancouver Canuck career (2021-present)

Left unprotected by the Predators, James was selected first overall in the 2021 NHLHC Expansion Draft by the Vancouver Canucks.
Paul Gibbs

**Paul Gibbs** (born January 13, 1994) is an American football Running Back who is currently a free agent. He played college football at Kansas. The New Orleans Saints selected him with the 258th overall pick in the 2017 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Gibbs attended Uniontown High School in Uniontown, Kansas.

## College Career

Paul Gibbs attended Kansas for 4 years. He was a two-year starter at runningback.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Paul Gibbs was not invited to the pre-draft scouting combine.

### Draft

Gibbs was selected in the 7th round of the 2017 NFLHC Draft by the New Orleans Saints.

### New Orleans Saints

Paul Gibbs was a backup for his three years with the Saints, mostly limited to spot duty. He saw action in six games over those three seasons. The Saints released him after the 2019 season, and he remains a free agent.
Terrell Thompson

* Green Bay Packers (2015-present)

**Terrell Thompson** is an American football Offensive Tackle for the Green Bay Packers.

## College career

Thompson played for the Oklahoma State Cowboys during the 2014 CFBHC Season.

## Professional career

### Draft

Terrell was drafted by the New Orleans Saints with the #166 pick in the2015 NFLHC Entry Draft. He was Traded to the Green Bay Packers in the 2015 preseason for QB Gary Baldacci.
Troy Marshall

**Troy Marshall** is a starting cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens. Marshall was the third pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft, selected by Baltimore. He played college football at Texas

## College career

Troy Marshall played his college football at Texas. He was the #2 CB on the 2017 CFBHC National Championship Game winning Longhorns, and was the #1 CB in 2018 after Ivory Hull graduated and was selected by the Chicago Bears in the 2018 NFLHC Draft.

## Professional career

### Pre-draft

#### Measurables

Pre-draft measurables

Marshall put up the most bench reps of any cornerback at the combine, tied for the 3rd-most among all defensivebacks with Nebraska FS Carlton Sylvester at 18 reps, behind Vanderbilt SS David Pennington at 20 reps and Houston SS Antonio Oliver at 21. Marshall also ran for the second fastest 40-time among all cornerbacks and defensivebacks at 4.30, trailing only Tennessee CB Aaron Stiles who ran a 4.29. Marshall's broad jump was 3rd among cornerbacks and 5th of all defensivebacks. He ran the second-fasted shuttle time among all defensivebacks, again only trailing Stiles (3.99 vs 3.96).

### Draft

Troy Marshall was selected with the third overall pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. The Ravens traded up with the Arizona Cardinals to make Marshall their pick.
Stephen Jones

**Stephen Jones** is a football defensive end for the Pittsburgh Panthers football team.

## High school career

Jones went to Steel Valley High School and took a scholarship offer to play locally at Pitt.

## College career

### 2014 Season

Jones had a successful season, recording multiple sacks in two seperate games.

### 2015 Season

Jones was known more for his run stopping prowess in 2015, though he did record a sack.
North Carolina State Wolfpack School Records

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

#### Career

All career records are limited to players who are no longer on the active North Carolina State Football team. All defensive stats are currently unofficial.

### Team

#### Single-Season

This is a list of **records set by** players playing for North Carolina State.

Main article: NC State Wolfpack

## Team Records

### Overall Records

Team Season Results Records
 Worst Record
 Home Wins
 Road Wins

Team Offensive Records
 Fewest Touchdowns (Season)
 Most Points Scored in a Season
 Fewest Points Scored in a Season

Team Defensive Records
 Most Defensive Touchdowns Scored in a Season
 Fewest Takeaways in a Season
 Most Sacks in a Season
 Fewest Sacks in a Season
 Most Points Allowed in a Season
 Fewest Points Allowed in a Season

## Individual Records

### Career Records

Most Passing Yards
 Blake Fry
 Mike Hill

Most Passing TDs
 Blake Fry
 Mike Hill

Most Rushing Yards
 Marshawn Matthison
 Keith Harley
 Blake Fry
 Steve Griese

Most Rushing TDs
 Marshawn Matthison
 Keith Harley
 Blake Fry
 Steve GrieseMike HillDaniel McKay

Most Receiving Yards
 Omari Ruff
 LeRoy Dunn
 Ken Brown
 Jasiah Raji

Most Receiving TDs
 LeRoy Dunn
 Jasiah Raji
 Mike Miller
 Ken Brown

Most Tackles
 Cleo BlairDave Rhodes
 Sammy Pace
 Isaac Holley
 Danny Johnston

Most Interceptions
 Jose Stewart
 Kamari Cheatham
 Mike JimenezJake Leyva
 Brad ThomasXavier Earl

Most Sacks
 Jeff Friesz
 Chris HendersonJames SowellMatthew Mayberry
 Ed MillerKameron Blackmon
 Robert Brown

### Season Records

Most Passing Yards
 Donald Caldwell
 Mike Hill
 Donald Caldwell
 Blake Fry

Most Passing TDs
 Donald Caldwell
 Mike Hill
 Donald CaldwellBlake Fry
 Blake Fry

Most Rushing Yards
 Marshawn Matthison
 Jeff Collett
 Keith Harley
 Keith Harley

Most Rushing TDs
 Jeff Collett
 Jeff Collett
 Keith Harley
 Jeff CollettMarshawn Matthison
 Keith Harley

Most Receiving Yards
 Jim Umenyiora
 Marion Simms
 Jim Umenyiora
 Ken Brown

Most Receiving TDs
 Jim Umenyiora (x2), LeRoy Dunn, Oliver Sherrill
 Jasiah Raji
 Mike WigginsMike Miller
 Ken BrownJasiah Raji

Most Tackles
 Paul Floyd
 Danny Johnston
 Paul Floyd
 Dave RhodesPaul Floyd

Most Interceptions
 Sammy Pace
 Sammy PaceKamari Cheatham
 Sammy PaceMike JimenezXavier EarlJake Leyva
 Many Tied

Most Sacks
 Chris HendersonJeff Friesz
 Kameron Blackmon
 James SowellEd MillerRobert Brown
 Matthew Mayberry
Ryan Frey

**Ryan Frey** (born August 29, 1996) is an American football defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles. He played college football at Miami. He was chosen 2nd overall by the Eagles in the 2018 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Frey played for four seasons at the University of Miami. He was a two-time All-American at defensive end and led the nation in sacks in 2016 with 12. Frey decided for forgo his Senior (RS) season and enter the 2018 NFLHC Draft.

## Professional Career

### Pre-Draft

Frey put his athleticism on display for the 2018 Combine, leading all defensive linemen in broad jump length and 3-cone time, solidifying his stock as a top-5 pick.

Pre-draft measurables

### Draft

Many experts expected Frey to be taken somewhere between #2 (to the Philadelphia Eagles) and #6 (to the Chicago Bears) after his impressive combine showing. However, it became clear that Frey would be chosen by the Eagles at #2 overall to help remedy their league-worst sack total in the 2017 NFLHC Season. With Aaron Shea being announced prior to the draft as the #1 overall pick to the Indianapolis Colts, it was thought that the Eagles would announce Frey as their pick as well, but Eagles GM Broletariat allowed nearly the entire time allotted to run off before finally choosing Frey at #2 overall. Considered by many as a safe pick and future star, some felt that because of recent draft busts of defensive ends, Frey would fall.

### 2018 Season

As a recent expansion team, Frey will be allowed to ease into his role on the defensive line alongside tackle Reggie Hedberg and All-Pro inside linebacker Rodrick Milligan.

### 2018 Season

The 2019 season was a breakout year for Frey, who led the NFL in sacks with 13.5 on his way to Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors.

## Personal Life

TBD

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers

* **Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2015–present)**

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are a professional American football team. They were formerly in the National Football Conference's East division, but are now a part of the National Football Conference's south division in the National Football League (NFL). The Buccaneers play their home games at Raymond James Stadium In Tampa Florida. As of the 2019 season, they are now coached by Weeze56m. Rabidsnowman is the current owner and General Manager.

## Season-by-season records

* ***Note:** The Finish, Wins, Losses, and Ties columns list regular season results and exclude any postseason play. Italicized numbers mean that the records are subject to change each week due to regular season or postseason games being played.*

Totals 2014–2019
 ***Playoffs*** | 1
 ***All Games*** | 38
Safety (American and Canadian football position)

There are two safeties on a team, labeled FS and SS. The SS is the strong safety, and the FS is the free safety. Their exact duties depend on the defensive scheme of the team. The safeties are the last line of defense. When things get past them, it's pretty much all over. As the NFL becomes more and more a passing league, the safeties are looking and behaving more and more like additional cornerbacks on the field, and becoming more and more involved in the passing game.

The strong safety tends to be a bit larger and stronger than the free safety. A typical strong safety will weigh about 210 pounds. His job tends to be to play up closer to the line and help out in stopping the other team from running the ball. He is also responsible if players go into motion in the backfield and then go out for passes, for example the running back or fullback or h-back.

The free safety tends to be just a little smaller, perhaps 200 pounds, and just a bit faster. His job tends to be to stay back a bit, watch the play unfold, and be where ever the ball is. If there's a pass, the free safety is definitely supposed to be nearby the receiver by the time the ball gets there. Both safeties are supposed to be sure tacklers, and it's very nice if they also deliver "lights out" hits from time to time. If the offense puts a receiver in the slot, then the free safety may be called upon to cover that receiver.

Sometimes instead of the safeties dividing up their jobs in terms of run support and pass support, instead the safeties will divide up the field into a left half and a right half, and each will be responsible for anything that comes into his half of the field. This type of division of responsibility is becoming more and more common, and is called a "cover-2" defense.
Thomas Cooke

**Thomas Cooke** (born April 7, 1992) is an American football Inside Linebacker for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for Kansas. Cooke was signed as a Free Agent following the 2015 NFL Draft.

## College Career

Thomas Cooke played football at Kansas for 4 years. He declared for the NFL Draft after his final year of eligibility.

## Professional Career

Cooke was signed as a UDFA after the 2015 NFLHC Draft by the Cleveland Browns.
Tom Schmidt

**Tom Schmidt** (born May 22, 1992) is an American football defensive end who is currently a free agent.

## College career

Schmidt did not start in his senior season at Purdue.

## Professional career

### Draft

Schmidt was not selected in the draft, but did sign a 2 year $2.5 million frontloaded deal with the Jets in undrafted free agency.

### 2014 Season

Despite not starting in his senior year in college, Schmidt got the start for the Jets in 2014. He had a decent season starting across from All-Pro DE Alvis Brumm, recording 2 sacks and 1 forced fumble.

### 2015 Season

Schmidt's starting job was taken by UDFA signing Sidney Burris in the pre-season. He was Burris' backup in 2015. Schmidt was not re-signed to a contract following the season.
Soldier Brooks

**Soldier Brooks** is the starting ILB for the Virginia Cavaliers

## Early Years

**Brooks** attended Westfield High School in Chantilly, VA. He was considered one of the top prospects in his class.

## Recruiting

After a long battle, Brooks chose Virginia over Virginia Tech to stay within the state.

*Sources:*

## College Career

### College Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Brook's statistics are as follows.

 NCAA Career Totals
Thomas Chandler

Thomas Chandler is a center currently playing for the Alabama Crimson Tide. He is a junior college transfer and expected to start through the 2021 season.

## Early Years

Chandler attended East Central CC in Decatur, Mississippi. He was not recruited out of high school, but highly touted as a junior college transfer.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2018 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Davis's statistics are as follows:

 NCAA Career Totals

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SHC Inaugural Cup

The SHC Inaugural Cup took place in February 2014 to determine the starting slates for the SHC Premier League and SHC League One. The format of the cup included 4 groups of 4 teams, with a single round robin schedule for the groups. The top team in each group progresses to the finals bracket and are guaranteed a spot in the Premier League. The bottom team in each group do not play in the playoffs and will be going to League 1. The rest of the teams will be paired up in play-in games to determine the last 4 teams in the Premier League.

# Draw

The draw was done randomly from a pool including all current teams in the same pot.

 Group A

# Group Stage

The first round, or group stage, saw the sixteen teams divided into four groups of four teams. Each group was a round-robin of six games, where each team played one match against each of the other teams in the same group. Teams were awarded three points for a win, one point for a draw and none for a defeat. The teams finishing first qualified directly for the 2013 SHC Premier League and the second round of the playoffs, the second and third place teams would play a play-off for the final slots in the Premier League and the remaining four slots in the playoffs while the fourth placed teams would open the 2013 SHC League One.

**Tie-breaking criteria**

Teams were ranked on the following criteria:

1. Greater number of points in all group matches
2. Goal difference in all group matches
3. Greater number of goals scored in all group matches
4. Greatest number of points in matches between tied teams
5. Goal difference in matches between tied teams
6. Greatest number of goals scored in matches between tied teams
7. Drawing of lots by the SHC Organising Committee

**Group A**

**Group B**

**Group C**

**Group D**

## Playoffs

 Tottenham Hotspurs FC | 0(4)-0(5) pen | **SS Lazio** | BMO Field, Toronto, ON
Tyrone Whitfield

**Tyrone Whitfield** (born January 25, 1995) is an American football wide receiver who is currently a free agent. He played college football at Texas Tech.

## Professional Career

### Draft

Whitfield went undrafted. He signed as a undrafted free agent with the Indianapolis Colts.

### Indianapolis Colts

In his first game in the NFLHC, Whitfield caught 9 passes for 155 yards and 2 TD's in the first pre-season game which earned him a spot on the roster. Whitfield spent his rookie season low on the Colts WR depth chart and did not see much playing time. He was allowed to enter free agency after the season.

### Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks gave Whitfield a 1 year, $0.5 million contract in free agency. Whitfield spent the season as the #5 WR for the Seahawks. He entered free agency after the 2019 season.
South Dakota State

South Dakota State University, is a FCS collegiate football team playing in the MVC. The Jackrabbits play in Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium in Brookings, South Dakota. The Jackrabbits still have yet to sell out in their brand new stadium, as students at this campus like to leave the games early (EVEN AT 2 O CLOCK PM) to go and get wasted.

The most popular game during the Jackrabbits season is their Homecoming game popularly titled: "Hobo Day". This day is one of the oldest homecoming traditions in the NCAA starting all the way back to 1912.

The Jacks also have a yearly cattle rally at a football game during the season. Farmers are escorted out to center field and are asked to bid on cattle that are brought out into the stadium. This game has been coined by the student body as the "Beef Bowl"

The marching band shouts cadences depending on the games events for that week.

**Normal Cadence**

"1, 2, 3, 4"
 "Tell The People Who We're for"

"S......D........S........U"

"S.D.S.U, Fight, Jacks, Fight! 2, 3, 4"

"That's the people who we're for"

"WOOOOOOOOOOO"

"Sober Up! Sober Up! Sober Up!"

"Rollin in my 5.0"

"With my ragtop down so my hair can blow"

"Nod Your Heads To This JACKRABBITS!"

"Rah, Rah, Rabbits! GO JACKS!" (2X)

"OW! STOP IT!....OW! THAT HURTS!"

"SDSU, IT'S GAME DAY!"

"SDSU, (INSERT TEAM INSULT)"

"OW! STOP IT!....OW! THAT HURTS!"

"SDSU, IT'S GAME DAY!"

"SDSU, (INSERT TEAM INSULT)"

(Drumline: "Thank You, Goodnight!")

* Band then marches into a swing step and cadence then repeats\*

**Beef Bowl Cadence**

"SDSU, IT'S THE BEEF BOWL"

"SDSU, NICE TUBE STEAK"

**Hobo Day Cadence**

"SDSU, IT'S HOBO DAY"

"SDSU, GET A JOB"

**Dad's Day Cadence**

"SDSU, IT'S DAD'S DAY"

"SDSU, GO AWAY MOM"

## Hobo Day (Homecoming)

The origin of Hobo Day can be traced back to 1907. A sequence of events occurred that spurred the homecoming celebration that is celebrated today.

In the fall of 1907, SDSU (then South Dakota State College) played Dakota Wesleyan at home in Brookings, South Dakota. The students, hungry for a win, participated in a "Nightshirt Parade" to stir up enthusiasm for the upcoming game. The men dressed in their nightshirts and women dressed in sheets. The students continued the tradition every homecoming day until in 1911, when the college administration deemed it undignified and un-ladylike for women to dress up in sheets and wander the streets. As a result, the homecoming tradition was ended and a new one needed to form.

The first Hobo Day occurred November 2, 1912. The men were to grow beards for approximately one month and the women were to dress as Indian maidens on Hobo Day. After all the preparation was complete, the entire student body participating in Hobo Day journeyed to the train station to meet the opposing football team. According to the student newspaper, "The onlooker could not have told whether he was in an 1849 Indian village or a Twentieth Century division point on the Northwestern railroad." The new homecoming celebration was a huge success and is still currently in place.
Tom Branch

**Tom Branch** (born October 27, 1995) is an American football wide receiver for the Detroit Lions. He played college football at Boston College. The Detroit Lions selected him with the 148th overall pick in the 2018 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Branch attended Boston College for five years and was a starter from 2015-2017. He finished his career as the second-best receiver in school history, behind only Mosi Bartos in every receiving category. Over the course of his career, Branch caught 217 passes for 3,001 yards, along with 25 touchdowns. He was a first-team All-ACC wide receiver in 2016.

## Professional Career

### Draft

Branch was selected in the 5th round of the 2018 NFLHC Draft by the Detroit Lions. Branch signed a 4 year, $4 million deal with the team the next day.
Ryan Harris

Ryan Harris is a quarterback currently playing for the Fresno State Bulldogs. He has been the starter since his freshman year.

## Early Years

Harris attended De La Salle High School in Concord, California. He was ranked as the best pro style recruit coming out of high school.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2017 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Harris' statistics are as follows:

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Barfield's statistics are as follows:

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Thomas Stewart

**Thomas Stewart** (born November 23, 1991) is an American football Outside Linebacker for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for Purdue. Stewart was drafted in the 5th Round during the 2015 NFL Draft.

## College Career

Thomas Stewart played football at Purdue for 4 years. He declared for the NFL Draft after his final year of eligibility.

## Professional Career

Stewart was drafted in the 5th Round (94th) in the 2015 NFLHC Draft by the Cleveland Browns. He entered 2015 as the #1 OLB on the Browns roster.
South Carolina Gamecocks

The University of South Carolina are a collegiate football team playing in the SEC. The Gamecocks play in Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina and are a member of the East Division of the SEC.

## History

### Hatin' Ass Spurrier Era (2013-2014)

After an okay 6-6 first season, Hatin' Ass Spurrier was fired after a 2-6 start to the 2014 CFBHC Season. He finished with a record of 8-12 and one bowl appearance, Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, their only bowl appearance in CFBHC. The job was later picked up by b\_e\_e\_r.

### b\_e\_e\_r Era (2014-2015)

b\_e\_e\_r finished up the 2014 CFBHC Season 2-2 quit the head coaching job after a 2-4 start to the 2015 season. b\_e\_e\_r left South Carolina with a head coaching record of 4-8.

### alquizamatt1 Era (2015-2016)

Stunned by the departure of head coach b\_e\_e\_r, the Gamecocks played out the remainder of the season winless under head coach alquizamatt1 and finished 0-7 in the SEC and a dissapointing 2-10 on the season. alquizamatt1 began the 2016 CFBHC Season 3-3 and was let go from the job after another disappointing season.

### joedchi Era (2016-2019)

South Carolina hired Joedchi after alquizamatt1 was fired, previously the Defensive Coordinator at SMU as it's 4th head coach in as many seasons. With a strong background in defense and recruiting, the Gamecocks were looking to rebuild the program from the ground up. 2016 was an up and down roller coaster ride for Gamecock fans though. South Carolina got out of the gate hot winning it's first three games. Then SEC play started and smacked the Gamecocks in the mouth seeing them lose their next 5 games, all in conference. The following rebuilding seasons proved to take their toll on joedchi, who decided to leave after the 2019 CFBHC Season to join the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. He finished his tenure at the Gamecocks with a record of 15-39.

### Hagan Era (2020-Present)

Main article: 2020 South Carolina Gamecocks season
South Carolina hired Hagan after the 2019 Season in hopes to rebuild the program.

## All-time record vs. SEC opponents

This is the Gamecocks' football record against current Southeastern Conference opponents through the 2019 season.

## Bowl games

The Gamecocks have appeared in 1 bowl games, posting a record of 0-1.

 Total

## Individual Award Winners

### Players

#### All-SEC Players

Clint Wiley
Leo Sumter
Charlie Johnson
Easton DeLong

Sean Williams* **2018**

Russell Benson-Gifford
The Wildcat Den

The Wildcat Den is a weekly radio show/blog hosted by former Wildcat CB Neal Davis on 94.1 WIP Radio.

## Weekly Segments

The Wildcat Den hosts two weekly segments featuring coach's interviews, in addition to a segment featuring an interview with the Kansas State player of the game.

### Week in Review

The Week in Review is a weekly interview with current Kansas State Wildcats head coach, Coach HAFFnHAFF. Coach HAFFnHAFF breaks down the action from the week before, looks ahead to the next opponent, and talks recruiting.

### Know Your Foe

Know Your Foe is a weekly interview with the current head coach for Kansas State's opponent for the week to talk about their season, expectations when facing the Wildcat's, and give information about the team to Wildcat fans.

### Player of the Week

Player of the Week is a weekly interview with a Kansas State player who had a great performance and took home the game ball.

## Coach Appearances

Coaches who have been interviewed on The Wildcat Den include:

## Player Appearances

Players who have been interviewed The Wildcat Den include:

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Stanley Cup

The Stanley Cup (French: La Coupe Stanley) is the championship trophy awarded annually to the National Hockey League (NHL) playoff winner. It is the oldest existing trophy to be awarded to a professional sports franchise. Originally commissioned in 1892 as the Dominion Hockey Challenge Cup, the trophy is named after Lord Stanley of Preston, then–Governor General of Canada, who awarded it to Canada's top-ranking amateur ice hockey club, which the entire Stanley family supported, with the sons and daughters playing and promoting the game.

Unlike the trophies awarded by the other major professional sports leagues of North America, a new Stanley Cup is not made each year. Originally, the winners kept it until a new champion was crowned. Currently, winning teams get the Stanley Cup during the summer and a limited number of days during the season. It is unusual among trophies to include winning members' names. Every year since 1924, a select portion of the winning players, coaches, management, and club staff names are engraved on its bands. However, there is not enough room to include all the players and non-players, so some names must be omitted. Initially a new band added each year, though this caused the trophy to grow in size, earning the nickname "Stovepipe Cup". In 1958 the modern one-piece Cup was designed with a five-band barrel which could contain 13 winning teams per band. To prevent the Stanley Cup from growing, when the bottom band is full, the oldest band is removed and preserved in the Hockey Hall of Fame, and a new blank band added to the bottom.

There are numerous traditions and superstitions surrounding the Stanley Cup, such as drinking champagne from the bowl after winning the cup or having it presented on-ice to the winners.

Another tradition (or rather superstition) that is prevalent among today's NHL players is that no player should touch the Cup itself until his team has rightfully won the Cup. Adding to this superstition is some players' choice to neither touch nor hoist the conference trophies (Clarence S. Campbell Bowl and Prince of Wales Trophy) when these series have been won; the players feel that the Stanley Cup is the true championship trophy, and only it should be hoisted.
Swipet

**Swipet** (born November 9, 1995) is an American Football coach. He is the current Head Football Coach for the Tulsa Golden Hurricane, filling their Head Coaching position that has been vacant since 2017.

## Coaching Carrer

### Tulsa

As an up and comer coach at the local YMCA, Swipet was offered the head coaching position for the Tulsa Golden Hurricane and he took his coaching talent D1. At his introductory press conference he had bright "Ideas" for the future of the program.
Southeastern Conference football individual awards

# Awards

## Player of the Week

Main article: SEC player of the week award
Most every week, a Player of the Week Award is given out to players who put up an exemplary performance.

## 2013

**Overall Awards**

* Offensive POTY: Aaron Devereaux, QB, LSU Tigers
* Defensive POTY: Tyrone Jones, ILB, LSU Tigers
* Coach of the Year: thealanation, Missouri Tigers

**All-SEC Team**

## 2014

**Overall Awards**

* Offensive POTY: Austin Medina, WR, Kentucky Wildcats
* Defensive POTY: Tyrone Jones, OLB, LSU Tigers
* Coach of the Year: Franz Kafka, Georgia

**All-SEC Team**

## 2015

**Overall Awards**

* Offensive POTY: Aaron Devereaux, QB, LSU Tigers
* Defensive POTY: Kenyatta Henderson, LB, Ole Miss Rebels
* Offensive FOTY: Adrian Jankowski, WR, Texas A&M Aggies
* Defensive FOTY: Kevin Little, LB, Texas A&M Aggies
* Coach of the Year: LDYo, Tennessee Volunteers

**All-SEC 1st Team**

**All-SEC 2nd Team**

**All-SEC 3rd Team**

**SEC All-Freshmen Team**

## 2016

**Overall Awards**

* Player of the Year: Erasmus McCready, QB, Alabama Crimson Tide
* Offensive POTY: Eddie Anderson, RB, Missouri Tigers
* Defensive POTY: Mike Gradishar, CB, Alabama Crimson Tide
* Freshman of the Year: Jacory Kessler, QB, Auburn Tigers
* Freshman OPOTY: Jacory Kessler, QB, Auburn Tigers
* Freshman DOPOTY: C.J. Thomas, LB, Georgia Bulldogs
* Coach of the Year: randye4, Alabama Crimson Tide
* SEC Spirit Award: Missouri Tigers

**All-SEC 1st Team**

**All-SEC 2nd Team**

**All-SEC 3rd Team**

## 2017

**Overall Awards**

* Offensive POTY: Aaron Shea, QB, Missouri Tigers
* Defensive POTY: Teddy Walker, CB, Kentucky Wildcats
* Special Teams POTY: Jack Dunham, K, Georgia Bulldogs
* Freshman of the Year: Christian Pugh, SS, Arkansas Razorbacks
* Coach of the Year: Duncan345, Mississippi State Bulldogs

**All-SEC 1st Team**

**All-SEC 2nd Team**

**All-SEC 3rd Team**

## 2018

**Overall Awards**

* Offensive POTY: Jaz Durant, RB, Auburn Tigers
* Defensive POTY: David Pennington, SS, Vanderbilt Commodores
* Offensive FOTY: Tyron Chambers, WR, Arkansas Razorbacks
* Defensive FOTY: Markus Golden, ILB, Ole Miss Rebels
* Coach of the Year: Artenger, Auburn Tigers

**All-SEC 1st Team**

**All-SEC 2nd Team**

## 2019

**Overall Awards**

* Co-Offensive POTY: Sean Sitton, QB, Arkansas Razorbacks
* Co-Offensive POTY: Terrance Rodgers, RB, Mississippi State Bulldogs
* Defensive POTY: Alexander Burton, OLB, LSU Tigers
* Offensive FOTY: Marcus Black, QB, Auburn Tigers
* Defensive FOTY: Alexander Burton, OLB, LSU Tigers
* Coach of the Year: Duncan345, Mississippi State

**All-SEC 1st Team**

**All-SEC 2nd Team**
Stephen Peters

Stephen Peters is a quarterback currently playing for the Ohio Bobcats. He is expected to be the starter for the 2020 season. Peters was the starter for most of 2018 and for most of 2019. Peters posted an 8-1 record as the starter last year, taking over the reigns from Steven Ring in week 8.

## Early Years

Peters attended Adams Central High School in Monroe, Indiana. He was unranked as a quarterback prospect.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2017 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Peters statistics are as follows:
Travis Hoffman

**Travis Hoffman** (born December 24th, 1992) is an American football offensive tackle for the Minnesota Vikings. He played college football at Missouri. The Vikings signed Davis as an undrafted free agent after the 2015 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Travis Hoffman attended Missouri for 4 years, starting in his final year.

## Professional Career

After the 2015 NFLHC Draft, the Minnesota Vikings signed Hoffman as a free agent.

The day after the draft, Shields signed a one-year contract with the Vikings worth approximately $500,000.

### Minnesota Vikings

Travis Hoffman became an offensive tackle for the Vikings before the 2015 NFLHC preseason.

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Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is the NFLHC Championship game and is contested between the winner of the AFC and NFC Championship games.

## Super Bowl Championship (2014–present)

Numbers in parentheses in the table are Super Bowl appearances, as of the date of that Super Bowl and are used as follows:

* **Winning team** and **Losing team** columns indicate the number of times that team has appeared in a Super Bowl.
* **Venue** column indicates number of times that stadium has hosted a Super Bowl.

## Super Bowl appearances by team

In the sortable table below, teams are ordered first by number of appearances, then by number of wins, and finally by year of first appearance. In the "Season(s)" column, **bold years** indicate winning seasons.
Tyler Patino

Tyler Patino is the current starting free safety for the Illinois Fighting Illini.

## Early Years

Patino attended P.L. Julian High School in Chicago, Illinois. He was a three-year starter at free safety before completing his degree.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2016 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

As a highly rated player at his position, Patino received scholarship offers from multiple FBS schools. Eventually he decided to stay in his home state and play for the Illinois Fighting Illini.
Tim Kerns

**Tim Kerns** is a football center for the Pittsburgh Panthers football team.

## Recruiting

Kerns was considered a low-floor, high-ceiling recruit on the offensive line due to his high intelligence but relatively limited athleticism.

*Sources:*

## College career

Kerns committed to Pitt due to coach Jumbo's promise that he would be a 4-year starter if he redshirted for 2016.

Kerns has started at center for Pitt for 4 consecutive seasons. He was named first team All-ACC in 2019 and graduated with his degree but decided to return for his redshirt senior year in an attempt to improve his NFL grade.
Southern Cal Trojans

The Southern Cal Trojans, coached by iliveinadreamatorium, are a collegiate football team playing in the Pac-12. They play at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and are a member of the South Division in the Pac-12 Conference. The team is about to enter their fifth season.

# Individual Seasons

### 2013 Season

The 2013 season is the first in which the Trojans played. While the season is still on going, the Trojans are sitting at 10-2 overall and 6-1 in conference.

# Awards

Following are all awards won by members of the Southern Cal Trojans teams, including All-Americans, All-Conferences, and Individual Awards.

## All-Team

### All-PAC-12

* Running Back: Chester Henson

* Center: Sid Henson

* Guard: Sammy Baxter

* Tackle: MacKenzie Woods

* Line: Joey Davis

* Linebacker: Johnny Grossman

* Defensive Back: Shawn Tennell
Shane Strong

Shane Strong is a running back currently playing for the Arizona Wildcats. He is expected to be the starter for the 2020 season.

## Early Years

Strong attended Malvern High School in Malvern, Arkansas. He was unranked as a running back prospect.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2016 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Strong's statistics are as follows:

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Syracuse Orange

The Syracuse Orange is a college football team in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Orange play in the Carrier Dome in Syracuse, New York.

## Individual Award Winners

* **Heisman Trophy**

Dylan Bishop, Quarterback – 2019
* **SN Player of the Year**

Dylan Bishop, Quarterback – 2019
* **Walter Camp Award**

Dylan Bishop, Quarterback – 2019
* **All-Americans**

Ray Taylor, Inside Linebacker – 2018
Shawaun Holsey

**Shawaun Holsey** is the current starting Offensive Tackle of the Virginia Cavaliers.

## Early Years

Holsey grew up in Martinsville, VA. After high school he attended Patrick Henry Community College.

### Recruiting

After his Junior Year, Holsey received an offer from Virginia Cavaliers.

*Sources:*

## College Career

### College Statistics

Through the end of the 2019 season, Holsey's statistics are as follows.

 NCAA Career Totals
Thierno Mingo

## College Career

Mingo seemingly came out of nowhere during his senior year at Western Michigan, recording nine sacks and being named 1st Team All-MAC after having never recorded a statistic in his years prior at WMU.

## Professional Career

Mingo went undrafted in the 2019 NFLHC Draft due to size concerns and lack of long-term production in college.

### 2019 Season

Mingo signed with the Baltimore Ravens as a priority UDFA post-draft. Despite being a priority free agent, he was moved to the practice squad following the preseason, with fellow UDFA WR Mike Middleton making the 53 man roster over him.
Sean McDermott

Sean McDermott is a Wide Receiver currently playing for the South Carolina Gamecocks. He played 11 games during the 2019 CFBHC Season.

## Early Years

Sean McDermott attended Lee Central in Bishopville, South Carolina. He was a 4.5-star recruit.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2016 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, McDermotts's statistics are as follows:

 NCAA Career Totals
South Florida Bulls

The **South Florida Bulls** are a CFBHC team in the East division of The American, starting play in 2017. They currently coached by Yellow Evan. USF's rival is UCF.

## History

### 2017

Main article: 2017 USF Bulls season
USF began play in 2017 with low expectations. The team defied these expectations, after falling to Navy in their first game, won 10 out of their final 13 en route to sweeping North Carolina and an AAC East division crown.

### 2018

Main article: 2018 USF Bulls season
2018 was the opposite of 2017 in many regards. The team faced initial challenges from losing star Jeremy Henry to the NFL from the previous season and could never establish an offense. After starting 4-0 against easy competition, the team finished 1-7, including 1-6 in AAC play en route to a 5-7 season overall.
Stanley Brewster

**Stanley Brewster** is a football kicker for the New York Giants.

Brewster attended Cathedral High School in Boston, Massachusetts.

*Sources:*

## College career

### 2014 Season

Brewster had a relatively successful season, going 12/14. However, in a game against Virginia, Brewster missed a potential game winning field goal as time expired with Pitt down 13-14, drawing the ire of many Pitt fans.

### 2015 Season

Brewster again had a good year, going 11/13 on field goals. Despite the misses, he apparently considered entering the 2016 NFLHC Draft in which he would forfeit his senior year eligibility but ultimately decided against it.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Brewster was generally considered in the top 5 kickers available in the draft.

Pre-draft measurables

### Draft

Brewster was selected with the 169th pick of the 2017 NFLHC Draft by the New York Giants; he was the fifth kicker selected.
Troy Trojans

The Troy Trojans football team is the intercollegiate football team representing Troy University in Troy, Alabama. The team is currently coached by SBowman. The team plays its home games at the campus's Veterans Memorial Stadium, with a capacity of 30,000. The team's first season will kick-off in 2021, as a member of the Sun Belt.
Tomas Weathers

### Draft

In the 2020 NFLHC Draft, the Minnesota Vikings selected Weathers with the 82nd overall pick.

### Minnesota Vikings

Weathers was expected to be the team's third cornerback during the 2020 season. However, due to poor team play, he ascended to the #2 role early on, moving Jonathan Blankenship to the nickel role.

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San Jose State Spartans

# **2021 Season** *(0-0)*

### **Schedule**

The San Jose State Spartans are a CFBHC team playing in the West division of the MWC, who began their first season in 2016.

# **2017 Season** *(1-11)*

## Bowl games

The Spartans have appeared in 1 bowl game, posting a record of 0-1.

 Total | 1 Bowl Game | 0-1 | -

# **2016 Season** *(2-10)*

## All-time record vs. MWC opponents

This is the Spartans' football record against current Mountain West Conference opponents through the 2020 season.

# **Coach History**

San Jose State has has 4 head coaches in just their 4 years of play.

#### JoGa era (2016-*2016*\*)

The team began in 2016 under head coach JoGa, where they were led to a 2-9 record before he left, he would not finish the first season.
*\*Did not finish season.*

#### Huskers2495 era (2016-*2017*\*)

Huskers2495 would become the coach soon after the departure of JoGa where he would finish the last game of the 2016 season going 0-1. Later he would start the 2017 season with SJSU leading them to a 1-10 record before departing for another job opening.
*\*Did not finish season.*

#### Ethan\_Agan era (2017-2017)

Ethan\_Agan would soon be hired as the new head coach. Ethan\_Agan would only last 1 game as the coach of the Spartans before taking the coaching job at new expansion team UTSA.

#### Rocksaucesundae era (2020-present)

Rocksaucesundae was hired as the new head coach. San Jose State has one more games under Rocksaucesundae than any other coach in their history

# **Coach Records by Season**

> **\*Represent previous head coach(es) and their record**
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