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New Mexico Lobos

The New Mexico Lobos are a CFBHC team playing in the West division of the MWC.

TE Matthew Barone 6-2 216 So Escalante (Tierra Amarilla, NM) 2.0 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]

DT Kahau Posala 6-5 293 Fr Belen (Belen, NM) 2.0 of 4.0 [Run Stop]

SS Jeremiah Joseph 5-11 204 (Jr) East Mississippi CC (Scooba, MS) 4.5 of 4.5 [Zone Coverage]

K Edward Staples 6-1 197 So Taos (Taos, NM) 2.5 of 3.5 [Power]

**Mountain West All-Conference Second Team**

RB Charlie Pennington 6-1 185 Sr La Cueva(AlbuquerqueNM) 3.5 of 3.5 [Speed]

OLB Zack Fink 6-1 229 (So) Fountain Hills (Fountain Hills AZ) 2.5 of 2.5 [Run Zone]

**Preseason Mountain West All-Conference Second Team**

FB Ethan Guthrie 5-10 259 (Jr) Mesa CC (Mesa, AZ) 4.5 of 4.5 [Power]

SS Jeremiah Joseph 5-11 204 (Jr) East Mississippi CC (Scooba, MS) 4.5 of 4.5 [Zone Coverage]

#### Schedule

*Conference Championship Game* vs. Nevada **L** 14-44

### 2017 Season

**Mountain West All-Conference Second Team**

OLB Santiago Brown 6-4 228 Sr Jefferson (El PasoTX) 3.5 of 3.5 [Pass Man-to-Man]

SS Jeremiah Joseph 5-11 204 (So) East Mississippi CC (Scooba, MS) 3.5 of 4.5 [Zone Coverage]

**Preseason Mountain West All-Conference Second Team**

C Ronald Fuentes 6-1 273 Sr Eunice (EuniceNM) 3.5 of 3.5 [Run Blocking]

### 2016 Season

**Mountain West All-Conference First Team**

OLB Santiago Brown 6-4 228 Jr Jefferson (El PasoTX) 3.5 of 3.5 [Pass Man-to-Man]

**Mountain West All-Conference Second Team**

SS Michael Alley 6-1 171 (Jr) Glenrock (GlenrockWY) 2.5 of 3.0 [Man Coverage]

**Preseason Mountain West All-Conference Second Team**

ILB Frederick Sanders 6-2 243 Sr Tucumcari(TucumcariNM) 3.5 of 3.5 [Run Zone]

P Christopher Henson 6-2 186 Sr Cobre(BayardNM) 3.0 of 3.0 [Power]

### 2015

The New Mexico Lobos will begin play in the 2015 CFBHC Season.
Raphael Brannon

Raphael Brannon is an American football offensive guard for the Rice Owls.

## Early Years

Brannon attended Roma High School in Roma, TX.

## Recruiting

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

Brannon was one of the top rated interior offensive lineman in the class and committed to the Rice Owls

## College Career

Brannon redshirted his freshman season and won the starting spot as left guard for Rice in 2020.

### Statistics

Through the 2020 season, Brannon's statistics are as follows:

 NCAA Career Totals
New York City FC

New York City Football Club is an American professional soccer club based in New York City that competes in the Eastern Conference of Major League Soccer (MLS). The club began playing in the 2019 MLS Season. The team is coached by statsheetstuffer and plays its games in Yankee Stadium, which is in The Bronx.
Patrick Shields

**Patrick Shields** (born April 13th, 1993) is an American football offensive guard for the Minnesota Vikings. He played college football at Penn State. The Vikings signed Shields as an undrafted free agent after the 2015 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Patrick Shields attended Penn State for 4 years, starting in his final two years.

## Professional Career

Shields, while having exceptional size for an interior lineman, lacked proper blocking technique to be drafted at an early round, according to draft experts. After the 2014 NFLHC Draft, the Minnesota Vikings signed Shields as a free agent.

The day after the draft, Shields signed a two-year contract with the Vikings worth approximately $1.5 million.

### Minnesota Vikings

Patrick Shields became a starting offensive guard for the Vikings before the 2015 NFLHC preseason.

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* 4 Theodore Sauer
* 7 Julius Thomas
* 8 Ilan Youngblood
* 11 Jacory Kessler
* 12 Brian Vardell
* 13 Cody Albright
* 14 Luke Cobb
* 17 Ray Harrison
* 18 Mohamed Charles
* 19 Sonny Beckett
* 20 Devon Drummond
* 21 Josh Taylor
* 22 Devin Whitaker
* 23 Jonathan Blankenship
* 24 Tomas Weathers
* 26 Kevin Briggs
* 27 Stephen Elliot
* 28 Clyde St. Pierre
* 30 [[Isaac Wilson
* 31 Moe McMillan
* 34 Jim Dupre
* 36 Colston Watson
* 41 Tyler Trent
* 42 Adam Harris
* 43 Maurice Ervin
* 44 Keith Dunn
* 48 Anthony Thomas
* 50 Dominic Cooper
* 51 Mike Johnson
* 52 Paul Goodman
* 54 Eric Jones
* 58 Cleveland Merrill
* 59 Joseph Powell
* 61 Joe Smith
* 62 Tim Beban
* 65 John Hadley
* 67 Gregory Cooke
* 68 MacKenzie Woods
* 69 Robert Anderson
* 71 Donald Reed
* 75 Rodney Todd
* 76 Bryan Green
* 78 Tony Baxter
* 81 Eugene Jackson
* 85 Patrick Stehl
* 86 Aaron Ayala
* 89 Wayne Wegert
* 92 Forest Williams
* 93 Frank Jones
* 94 Paul Floyd
* 95 Ernie Bouggess
* 96 James Finney
* 98 Jared Lee

* None

* 30 Damien Mays
* 37 Javonate Goodson
* 38 Christopher Williams
* 40 Matt Thomas
* 57 Ralph Watts
* 73 Charles Perez
* 79 Randolph Bartlett
* 90 Trevor Williams
* 99 Timothy Heller

}}
Noah Hills

Noah Hills is a tight end currently playing for the Kansas Jayhawks. He is a two-year starter and expected to continue starting through the 2020 season.

## Early Years

Hills attended Kuemper Catholic High School in Carroll, Iowa. He was ranked as the #1 tight end prospect in the country.

## Recruiting

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

## College Career

### Statistics

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

The University of Nebraska Cornhuskers, coached by rabidsnowman, are a collegiate football team playing in the B1G. The Cornhuskers play in Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska, and are a member of the West Division of the B1G.

## History

### 2013 Season

The 2013 season was the first in which the Nebraska Cornhuskers played. The Cornhuskers finished the regular season with a 8-4 record and lost to Michigan in the B1G Championship Game, then lost to Virginia Tech in the Chick-Fil-A Access Bowl.

### 2014 Season

The 2014 season is the second year for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Huskers have started the season 9-1 with notable wins over the Minnesota Golden Gophers and the Iowa Hawkeyes.

## Bowl History

Nebraska earned a bid in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl following the 2013 season. The Cornhuskers have compiled a 0-1 record in Bowl Games, including a 0-1 record in Access Bowls.

## Individual Award Winners

* All-B1G (2013)

**Karim Brown - DE**
**George Brady - CB**

* B1G Coach of the Year (2013)

**rabidsnowman**

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Rodrigo Rogers

**Rodrigo Rogers** is a football runningback for the Pittsburgh Panthers football team.

## High school career

Rogers was a standout runningback at Bishop Miege. He played at a rival school to Pitt's current starting center Douglas Frazier.

### Recruitment

Rogers was ranked as the #56 overall prospect by BLUEchip rankings, and the third overall runningback. Rogers received offers from Pitt, Baylor, Notre Dame, and Clemson, but ultimately accepted Pitt's offer.

## College career

### 2015 Season

Rogers was not redshirted in his freshman year, but started the season #2 on the depth chart behind Robert Lewis. Rogers did not get much playing time until the coaches grew frustrated with a Lewis fumble. Rogers started the next three games, but was ineffective, and was benched for Lewis. Rogers played some slot receiver to end the year, but ultimately did not have a great year for Pitt.

### 2016 Season

Rogers was redshirted for 2016 in order to give Lewis his senior year to start.
Robert Williamson

* Baltimore Ravens (2015-Present)

**Robert Williamson** is an American football fullback for the Baltimore Ravens. He played college football at Rutgers.

## Professional Career

### 2015 NFLHC Expansion Draft

Williamson was one of 14 players selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the 2015 NFLHC Expansion Draft. He was selected in the 9th round, 36th overall, of the Expansion.
Ray McBride

**Ray McBride** (born January 10, 1992) is an American football defensive end for the Cleveland Browns. He was the 61st overall pick in the 2016 NFLHC Draft by the New York Jets. During the 2018 Offseason, McBride was traded to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2nd round draft pick. He played college football at Alabama.

## College career

McBride was a backup until his senior season, when he recorded 7 sacks.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

McBride was considered one of the top defensive ends available in the draft.

### Draft

McBride was selected with the 61st overall pick of the 2016 NFLHC Draft by the New York Jets. He was the 7th defensive end taken in the draft. The Jets signed the rookie to a 3 year, $10.5 million deal.

### New York Jets

#### 2016

McBride went into the season as the starting defensive end across from Alvis Brumm. He had a strong rookie year, recording 3 sacks.

### Cleveland Browns

#### 2018

During the 2018 offseason, the Jets dealt McBride to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a 2nd round pick for the upcoming Draft.
Paperllamasunited

Born in rural south central Wisconsin, paperllamasunited ("llamas") spent his youth there, playing football and exploring the outdoors. He spent most of his young adult life living in La Crosse, WI, and Madison, WI, before moving to Kent, Ohio when he became the head coach of the Kent State Golden Flashes football team. He took the Central Michigan job when ImposterCauster left for North Carolina State. Despite some speculation that he'd leave the MAC for greener pastures in the P5, llamas has continually denied these reports, saying the only exceptions he'd make would be for the Kansas Jayhawks, Wisconsin Badgers, Michigan Wolverines, or South Dakota State Jackrabbits. With well-respected coaches cemented at these schools, it is unlikely he'll be moving on from CMU anytime soon.

Following missing out on an additional job as an assistant with the Detroit Lions of NFLHC, paperllamasunited was offered a small role with the Cleveland Browns as a scout for the 2018 season. He was hired to be the General Manager of the 2019 Baltimore Ravens.
Ricky Simmons

Ricky Simmons was a QB for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. He was a member of the team for two seasons and was the starting quarterback in 2014.

## Early Years

Simmons attended Okeene High School in Okeene, OK. He then walked on to Oklahoma State University

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2013 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

Ricky Simmons walked on to Oklahoma State in 2013 as a Junior. He spent his first season as the backup QB before taking over the starting roll as a Senior. He lead the Cowboys to their first ever bowl appearance.

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Raymond's statistics are as follows:
Owen Sorenson

Owen Sorenson is a quarterback currently playing for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. He red-shirted his first year and is a red-shirt senior.

## Early Years

Sorenson attended Little Miami High School in Morrow, Ohio. He was a 4 star recruit coming out of high school and didn't play at all his first two years in South Bend. He started 2 games in 2019.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2015 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

### Statistics

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

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Quinn Burr

**Quinn Burr** (born June 4th, 1994) is an American football Offensive Tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs. He played college football at Iowa State. The Chiefs selected him with the 43rd overall pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Burr went to Northland CTC for two years deciding that football might be a gateway he then transferred to Iowa State. Burr started at offensive tackle for the Cyclones over the following two seasons. In his final college season, Burr won the Outland Trophy for best offensive lineman.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Burr was considered the best offensive lineman in the 2019 NFLHC Draft by most. He anchored one of the top offensive lines in CFBHC for two seasons helping Arturo Pacheco get the 8th best season by a running back in the sim.

### Pre-draft

Pre-draft measurables

### Draft

Burr was selected with the 43rd overall pick of the 2019 NFLHC Draft by the [[Kansas City Chiefs]. Burr has been the starting right tackle for the Chiefs since.

### External Links

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Rob Walls

**Rob Walls** (born July 4, 1994) is an American football Inside Linebacker for the Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for Georgia. Walls was drafted in the 5th Round during the 2017 NFL Draft.

## College Career

Rob Walls played football at Georgia for 4 years. He declared for the NFL Draft after his final year of eligibility.
Nico Skinner

### Recruiting

Skinner attended Atchison County Communty High School where he and future Buffalo Abdoul Wiley were the starting left guard and left tackle for three seasons. The duo won two state titles for the Tigers and eventually decided to commit together on National Signing Day 2019.

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

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Murray's statistics are as follows:
Quinn Ledbetter

**Quinn Ledbetter** (born June 29, 1998) is an American football center for the Chicago Bears. He played college football for the Illinois Fighting Illini. The Chicago Bears selected him with the 129th overall pick of the 2020 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Ledbetter attended Lincoln College before transferring to Illinois prior to the 2018 season.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*

## College Career

Ledbetter redshirted the 2018 season, and started all 13 games for the Illini in 2019.

## Professional career

### Pre-draft

Ledbetter was not invited to the combine, but was expected to be drafted relatively early, as he was one of the top center prospects in the draft.

### Draft

Ledbetter was selected with the 129th overall pick of the 2020 NFLHC Draft by the Chicago Bears.
Ohio State Buckeyes

The Ohio State Buckeyes, coached by Fever\_ful, are a collegiate football team playing in the Big Ten. They play at the Ohio Stadium and are a member of the Eastern Division in the Big 10 Conference. While the Buckeyes have struggled to live up to their expectations recently, Ohio State is looking to rebuild and retool to come back as strong as ever.

## Team History

### Individual Award Winners

* **Chuck Bednarik Award**

Nick Upshaw – 2013
* **Dick Butkus Award**

Nick Upshaw – 2013
* **All Americans**

Nick Upshaw, Linebacker – 2013
Mike Tripplett, Wide Receiver – 2014
Gene Miller, Offensive Tackle – 2014
* **All Conference Players**

Nick Upshaw, Linebacker – 2013
Mike Tripplett, Wide Receiver – 2013
Kaulana Groth, Defensive Line- 2013
Marcus Barry, Running Back- 2014
Mike Tripplett, Wide Receiver- 2014
Kevin Womack, Outside Linebacker- 2014
Antonio Hotchkiss, Cornerback- 2014
Marcus Barry, Running Back- 2015
Quinn Bouman, Offensive Tackle, 2015
Matt Bogle, Offensive Tackle, 2015
Kendrick Droughns, Defensive End, 2015
DeAndre Hawkins, Cornerback, 2015
Dee Harris, Offensive Guard, 2016
Antonio Hotchkiss, Cornerback, 2016
Thomas Purcell

**Thomas Purcell** is a football punter for the Air Force Falcons football team.

## High school career

Purcell attended Capital High School in Boise Idaho where he played football.

**Recruitment**

Purcell committed to play football beginning for the 2016 CFBHC season for The United States Air Force Academy.

## College career

### 2017 Season

Purcell was given a redshirt in the 2017 season to give him additional time to develop and adjust to coach DescretoBurritos system.
North Texas Mean Green

Sean Jenkins – 2016 CFBHC Season
* **Fred Biletnikoff Award**

Sean Jenkins – 2016 CFBHC Season
* **All Americans**

Sean Jenkins – 2016 CFBHC Season

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Purdue Boilermakers football statistical leaders

This is a list of records set by players playing for Purdue.

Main article: Purdue Boilermakers

## Team Records

### Overall Records

Team Season Results Records
 Worst Record

## Individual Records

### Career Records

Most Passing Yards
 Matt Jones
 James DeWitt

Most Passing TDs
 Matt Jones
 James DeWitt

Most Rushing Yards
 C.J. Sheffield
 William Carlson

Most Rushing TDs
 C.J. Sheffield
 William Carlson

Most Receptions
 Leslie Serrano
 Mickel Walker

Most Receiving Yards
 Leslie Serrano
 Mickel Walker

Most Receiving TDs
 Ray Harrison
 Frederick Bartlett

Most Tackles
 Aaron Hammond
 Barry Monk

Most Interceptions
 Dan Weaver
 Multiple Players with 9

Most Sacks
 Jamal Patton
 Barry Monk

### Season Records

Most Passing Yards
 Corey Mendoza
 Matt Jones

Most Passing TDs
 Corey Mendoza
 Corey Mendoza

Most Rushing Yards
 Joseph Bowen
 Joseph Bowen

Most Rushing TDs
 Joseph Bowen
 Joseph Bowen

Most Receptions
 Ray Harrison
 Richard Wilson

Most Receiving Yards
 Ray Harrison
 Leslie Serrano

Most Receiving TDs
 Multiple Players with 8

Most Tackles
 Randy Humphreys
 Aaron Hammond

Most Interceptions
 Dan Weaver
 Patrick Chaney

Most Sacks
 Jamal Patton
 Multiple Players with 6.0
Paul Goodman

**Paul Goodman** is an American football outside linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings. He played college football at Penn State. The Cleveland Browns selected him with the 9th overall pick in the 2018 NFLHC Draft.

### Recruiting

Goodman gave strong consideration to his final two schools, Penn State and Maryland. After taking a visit to State College, Goodman chose the Nittany Lions.

*Sources:*

## College Career

Goodman attended Penn State for four years. He started at the outside linebacker position every year on campus.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Goodman was a part of a strong class of outside linebackers in the 2018 NFLHC Draft. He was considered a definite 1st round talent with the potential to be selected in the first ten picks.

### Draft

Goodman was selected with the 9th pick of the 2018 NFLHC Draft by the Cleveland Browns. He was the first outside linebacker taken. Later in the Draft, the Browns traded Goodman to the Minnesota Vikings for the 19th and 115th picks.

### 2018 Season

Goodman was immediately slated into the starting outside linebacker position for the Vikings.

#### Player Rating

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* 4 Theodore Sauer
* 7 Julius Thomas
* 8 Ilan Youngblood
* 11 Jacory Kessler
* 12 Brian Vardell
* 13 Cody Albright
* 14 Luke Cobb
* 17 Ray Harrison
* 18 Mohamed Charles
* 19 Sonny Beckett
* 20 Devon Drummond
* 21 Josh Taylor
* 22 Devin Whitaker
* 23 Jonathan Blankenship
* 24 Tomas Weathers
* 26 Kevin Briggs
* 27 Stephen Elliot
* 28 Clyde St. Pierre
* 30 [[Isaac Wilson
* 31 Moe McMillan
* 34 Jim Dupre
* 36 Colston Watson
* 41 Tyler Trent
* 42 Adam Harris
* 43 Maurice Ervin
* 44 Keith Dunn
* 48 Anthony Thomas
* 50 Dominic Cooper
* 51 Mike Johnson
* 52 **Paul Goodman**
* 54 Eric Jones
* 58 Cleveland Merrill
* 59 Joseph Powell
* 61 Joe Smith
* 62 Tim Beban
* 65 John Hadley
* 67 Gregory Cooke
* 68 MacKenzie Woods
* 69 Robert Anderson
* 71 Donald Reed
* 75 Rodney Todd
* 76 Bryan Green
* 78 Tony Baxter
* 81 Eugene Jackson
* 85 Patrick Stehl
* 86 Aaron Ayala
* 89 Wayne Wegert
* 92 Forest Williams
* 93 Frank Jones
* 94 Paul Floyd
* 95 Ernie Bouggess
* 96 James Finney
* 98 Jared Lee

* None

* 30 Damien Mays
* 37 Javonate Goodson
* 38 Christopher Williams
* 40 Matt Thomas
* 57 Ralph Watts
* 73 Charles Perez
* 79 Randolph Bartlett
* 90 Trevor Williams
* 99 Timothy Heller

}}
Reggie Hedberg

**Reggie Hedberg** is an American football Defensive Tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles. He played college football at the University of Tennessee.

## Early Years

Reggie Hedberg was not highly recruited coming out of Wadley High School in Alabama. He only started playing Football in his senior year where he played on both the defensive line and at Tight End on offense. Hedberg received scholarship offers from a number of schools to play basketball but decided Football was his true calling. Standing at 6'8 and weighing 245lbs he dominated at his level of competition but was not highly recognized, in the end he received offers from a small selection of division 2 schools.

Hedberg decided to try walk on at a bigger FBS program and decided on the University of Tennessee, the school he had supported since his youth and where his parents had gone to college.

## College Career

Hedberg was a walk on sensation at the University of Tennessee, he dominated on the defensive side of the ball creating a mismatch at Defensive Tackle with his height and surprising power. His combination of speed and size proved to be a challenge for Offensive Linemen and Hedberg was accepted as a walk on for the Vols.

Hedberg did not play during his Freshman or Sophomore year but was a big presence in practice and quickly became a team favourite. He spent his first two years learning the finer nuances of the game and developing his strength.

At the start of the 2015 Season new head coach LDYo saw the impact Hedberg was having on the program as a leader and hard working player. He made the decision to award Hedberg a scholarship at a team meeting which drew huge applause from the team, during early season practices the decision was also made to make him the starter at Defensive Tackle.

Hedberg did not disappoint, in his first season of playing college football Hedberg brought the same disruption demonstrated in practice to competitive play, he emerged as a key piece of a feared front 7 alongside best friend and defensive captain Trent Haynes
Robert Martin

**Robert Martin** is an American football quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts. Martin attended Colorado State, where he holds several passing records. Martin became the first player from Colorado State to ever be drafted when he was selected in the 5th round of the 2017 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Robert Martin's college career began at Grand Rapids Community College. Most scouts deemed him not good enough to play past the high school level, but after redshirting his freshman year, Martin earned the starting position on the team and was able to guide Grand Rapids to their first ever playoff appearance in 2014. Martin started receiving attention from CFB scouts, and after the season declared that he would be transferring to Colorado State for his final two years of eligibility.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2014 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

## College Career

Robert Martin was immediately declared the starter at Colorado State, and in 2016 led the Rams to their only bowl appearance to date. Martin was a great leader on the team, and spent a lot of time coaching heralded quarterback prospect Devin Conroy. After his senior year, Martin declared for the NFL draft.

## Professional Career

Robert Martin was selected with the 181st overall pick in the 2017 NFLHC Draft by the Oakland Raiders. This selection made him the first Colorado State player to ever be selected in the draft. Martin was selected just 18 spots ahead of teammate Lawrence Gibson, who was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Martin has spent his career as a back-up to Nick Hall, who is recognized as one of the better quarterbacks in the league. However, Martin has been serviceable in his time on the field, throwing for 8 touchdowns and 916 yards in just a handful of appearances throughout his career.

Following the 2020 season, Robert Martin entered free agency, where he was signed by the Indianapolis Colts.
Robert Barraza

**Robert Barraza** is an American football player who currently plays for the Buffalo Bills. Drafted in the fifth round of the 2015 expansion draft by Oakland, Robert Barraza was drafted 118th over all. Barraza was a gifted player who played offensive tackle for East Carolina Pirates.

## Professional career

### Draft

Was picked 118th overall in the 2015 expansion draft by the Oakland Raiders.

#### Regular season

Barraza has spent five seasons in the NFL and is the longest tenured player from ECU.
Neovenator250

Neovenator250, a former All-American TE at LSU, is currently the head coach of the Florida Gators of the SEC East and the owner of the New Orleans Saints. He arrived in Gainesville in 2019 after 6 seasons as head coach of the Arizona Wildcats of the Pac-12 South. While in Tucson, Coach Neo led the football Wildcats to a 4-1 bowl record, an undefeated in-conference season, their first conference championship, and a playoff appearance (2017). As head basketball coach, he led the Wildcats to the national championship game in his first season. He is widely considered to be among the elite recruiters in the country in both football, as the 2013 class was ranked #1 in the country and all but one class since have been ranked in the Top 5 or 10. While there were no official basketball recruiting rankings, Coach Neo's only recruiting class in that sport featured Tenneessee, the highest rated prospect in the country, and was ranked #1 in the country in Rabidsnowman's unofficial rankings.

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Onterrio Smith

**Onterrio Smith**, sometimes referred to as "**Pro Bowl Quarterback Onterrio Smith**", (born December 21, 1991) is an American football Quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played college football at Miami. The Jets selected him in the 8th round of the 2014 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Smith attended the University of Miami. In his senior season in 2013, he finished 3rd in Heisman voting. He was known for his speed, managing to outrun defenders often. He managed to rush for 1,500 yards, which was good for 9th in the nation among all players and first for QBs. His 22 rushing touchdowns were 5th in the nation among all players and first for QBs.

## Professional Career

### Pre-Draft

Smith was not considered one of the top QBs, though he was expected to be drafted.

### 2014 Season

Though he did not have the greatest statistical season, Smith managed to lead the Jets to the playoffs. In addition to this, and despite his 6/7 TD/INT ratio, Smith managed to make the Pro Bowl. Since many disagreed with the decision and thought other QBs were snubbed, he received the joking nickname, "Pro Bowl Quarterback Onterrio Smith."

### 2015 Season

Smith was benched for newly drafted QB Aaron Kotar to begin 2015. However, as Kotar struggled a bit to start the season, Smith came in for the Jets two road games - at New England and at Miami. His performance was so bad that he was immediately re-benched for Kotar. He did start the final game of the season, where he went 18/27 for 284 yards and 1 TD while adding 8 rushes for 83 yards and 2 TD on the ground.

### 2016 Season

Following the trade of Kotar, Smith backed up newly acquired Erik Wegert, appearing in just one game.

### 2017 Season

Following the 2016 season, Smith rejected the Jets re-signing offer and became a free agent. He signed with the Steelers on a 1 year, $8 million contract. Smith started the first 11 games for the Steelers before being replaced by his former backup at Miami Rob Corp.
Ron Mobley

Ron Mobley (born September 2, 1991) is a senior middle linebacker for the University of Georgia football team. In 2013, he led the Georgia defense in tackles with 106 and also intercepted two passes. His career-best performance came in the 2013 matchup against rival Georgia Tech where he recorded 16 tackles in a 27-14 win.

He was a finalist for the 2013 Dick Butkus Award and was named as both an All-American and All-SEC performer.
Reshad Jenkins

**Reshad Jenkins** (born November 12, 1996) is an American football free safety for the New York Jets.

## College Career

### Recruitment

*Sources:*

## Professional career

### Pre-draft

Jenkins was generally considered a top 5 safety in the draft even before he blew up the combine.

Pre-draft measurables

### Draft

Jenkins was drafted with the 40th overall pick of the 2018 NFLHC Draft by the New York Jets, the second free safety selected.

### New York Jets

#### 2018-2019 Seasons

Jenkins easily won the starting free safety job for the Jets, notching 4 interceptions as a rookie. As a sophomore, he earned his first career fumble recovery.
Norris Brooksheer

**Norris Brooksheer** (born July 13, 1993) is an American football Quarterback for the Chicago Bears. He played college football at Oklahoma. The Chicago Bears selected him with the first overall pick in the 2017 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Norris Brooksheer attended Oklahoma for 4 years, declaring early for the NFL Draft his redshirt junior year.

### 2015

Brooksheer became the Sooners starting quarterback at the beginning of his sophomore season in 2015. That season, Oklahoma went 15-1 en route to winning the CFBHC National Championship Game. Brooksheer was named the 2015 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year.

### 2016

In 2016, Brooksheer and the Sooners would look to repeat their success from the previous year. Oklahoma finished 12-2, losing the Big 12 Championship Game to Texas. Brooksheer led all CFBHC quarterbacks with a 180.91 QB Rating and was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year for the second straight season.

Norris Brooksheer also received national recognition. He became the first Oklahoma player to win the Heisman Trophy. He also won the Davey O'Brien Award for best quarterback and was named an All-American.

## Professional Career

### Draft

Norris Brooksheer was considered one of the best quarterbacks in his draft class. He, along with Jarius Jones and A.J. Jefferson, was projected to be taken with one of the top five picks. Brooksheer was selected by the Chicago Bears with the first overall pick in the 2017 NFLHC Draft. He became the first player Chicago had ever selected in the Draft.

Brooksheer was the first Heisman Trophy Winner to be drafted first overall.

After the draft, Brooksheer signed a four-year contract with the Bears worth approximately $32 million, with a fifth-year team option.

### Chicago Bears

Norris Brooksheer was immediately awarded the Bears starting quarterback position.
Paris Junior College

Paris Junior College, or PJC, was founded in 1924 as a campus of Paris Independent School District in the U.S. state of Texas and currently counts three campuses: Paris, Greenville, and Sulphur Springs with a total nearing enrollment of 5,000 students. PJC offers a range of associates degrees and certificates.

## Alumni

### 2019

Rashawn Bruce, TE, North Texas Mean Green
Ronan Betts

Ronan Betts is the starting punter for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers. He was a highly-touted prospect and one of the better recruits in Western's first recruiting class.

## Early Years

Betts attended Bonham High School in Bonham, TX. He was raised in a low-income family but earned a scholarship to Western Kentucky and some other schools.

## Recruiting

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

Betts committed to Western Kentucky over multiple other schools.
Robert Miller

* New England Patriots (2018-present)

**Robert Miller** (born September 2, 1993) is an American football tight end for the New York Jets.

## College career

Miller was a JUCO transfer to Nebraska, but did not start in his only year as Anthony Fasani was ahead of him on the depth chart.

## Professional career

### Draft

Miller was not selected in the draft, but did sign a 1 year $1.1 million deal with the Jets in free agency.

### 2016 Season

Miller was third string on the Jets' depth chart. He did not record any stats.

### 2017 Season

Miller re-signed with the Jets on a 1 year, $0.5 million deal prior to the season.
New York Islanders

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The **New York Islanders** are a professional ice hockey team based in New York City. They are members of the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). Their home arena is Barclays Center. Founded in 2020, the Islanders are one of sixteen original NHLHC franchises. They are coached by TheLiberator.

## Team colors and jerseys

### Logo

An advertising executive, John Alogna, created the original version of the Islanders logo with the NY over a silhouette of part of Long Island: Nassau and Suffolk counties. Part of the Y is made to resemble a hockey stick, with three orange stripes near the bottom of the shaft and a puck located to the right of the stick blade. At the bottom of the logo, the name of the team is written so that the tip of the "I" ends in a point aimed at Uniondale, Nassau County, the location of the Nassau Coliseum. The Islanders later updated the stripes, adding a fourth to represent the four Stanley Cups won by the franchise. This logo has remained largely intact throughout the team's history.

### Jerseys

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The Islanders debuted with traditional-style jerseys: one was white with orange and royal blue stripes near the waistline and on the sleeves, the other was royal blue with white and orange stripes. The design remained largely the same.

The Islanders retired the Stadium Series third jersey after only one season, replacing it with a new black alternate that was unveiled to coincide with the team's move to Brooklyn. Unlike the previous black alternate, this version featured little blue and orange at all (these colors appear only on the rear collar), while the "NY" insignia that was carried over from the Stadium Series thirds was stripped of its chrome accents. The four stripes on the sleeves symbolize the franchise's four Stanley Cup wins.
Tom Johnson

**Tom Johnson** is a American professional ice hockey player who plays for the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League (NHL). Johnson was the one-hundred and second overall selection in the 2020 NHLHC Draft and the eighth ever selection by the Pittsburgh Penguins.

## Playing career

Johnson was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins with the 102nd overall pick in the 2020 NHLHC Draft.

## Career statistics

### Regular season and playoffs

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Rasmus Elm

**Rasmus Elm** is a Swedish professional ice hockey player who plays for the Tampa Bay Lightning of the National Hockey League (NHL). Elm was the 55th overall selection in the 4th round during the 2020 NHLHC Draft and the third ever selection by the Lightning.

## Playing career

Rasmus Elm was drafted by the Tampa Bay Lightning in the 4th round, with the 55th overall pick in the inaugural 2020 NHLHC Draft. Elm was the second leading point scorer for Lightning during their successful 2020 season. He also had the most assists with 20, and the second most points(24) for the Lightning. Elm was second in the league for assists, as well as in the top 10 in total points.

## Career statistics

### Regular season and playoffs

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Owen Walton

Owen Walton is the current starting running back for the Ohio Bobcats.

## Early Years

Walton attended Morton College in Cicero, IL. He was a sought after JUCO recruit and after a hard fought recruitment he decided to attend Ohio University.

## Recruiting

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

## College Career

Owen Walton started 11 games for the 2019 season. Walton carried the Ohio offense to a MAC Championship and won 2nd Team All Conference Runnningback.

### Statistics

At the conclusion of the 2019 season, Walton's statistics are as follows:
Omari Ruff

Omari Ruff is an American football wide receiver for the NC State Wolfpack.

## Early Years

Ruff attended Saltsburg High School in Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, where he led his school to a state championship appearance while accumulating 914 yards. His performance garnered attention from in-state schools Penn State, Pittsburgh, and Temple.

## Recruiting

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

Ruff, despite fielding interest from in the state, committed to the NC State Wolfpack.

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the 2020 season, Ruff's statistics are as follows:
Reginald Lattimore

**Reginald Lattimore** is a football wide reciever for the Douglas High School Tigers football team.

## High school career

Lattimore attended Aspen High School in Aspen Colorado where he played football.

**Recruitment**

Both Air Force and Wyoming offered Lattimore scholarships, and in the end he committed to play football beginning for the 2017 CFBHC season for The United States Air Force Academy.

## College career

### 2017 Season

Lattimore was given a redshirt in the 2017 season to give him additional time to develop and adjust to coach DescretoBurritos system.
Robert Fulton

**Robert Fulton** (born October 5, 1996) is an American football defensive end for the Houston Texans. He played college football at LSU. The Houston Texans selected him with the 14th overall pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Life

Fulton was born in Newton, Alabama. He played mostly as a linebacker at Wicksburg High School, and was recruited heavily by every team in the Southeast as he was considered a 5\* player. After many deliberations, he elected to go to LSU.

## College Career

Fulton attended LSU, and declared for the 2019 NFLHC Draft as a redshirt Junior after his first season as a starting defensive end.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Pre-draft measurables

Heading into the draft, Fulton was considered the 3rd best defensive end in the draft, behind first overall pick Early Davis  and Jeffrey Chung . Fulton had what many considered a dissapointing showing during the combine but still recieved invites to provate workouts from the Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, and Dallas Cowboys.

### Draft

Fulton's private workout and performance in college impressed the Houston Texans organization enough to become their second selection of the 2019 NFLHC Draft after Alex Leshoure was taken with the 7th overall pick. Fulton was selected in the round 1 of the 2019 draft with the 14th overall pick. Before the Texans' 2019 training camp began, Fulton and the Texans had agreed to a 4 year, $16 million dollar deal.
Robert Haynes

**Robert Haynes** (born August 28, 1995) is an American football Offensive Tackle for the San Francisco 49ers. He played college football at Michigan State. The San Francisco 49ers selected him with the 8th overall pick in the 2017 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Haynes was born in Mio, Michigan, a small town with around 2,000 population. He attended Mio Ausable High School.

## College Career

Haynes went to Michigan State for four years. He spent all four seasons as the team's starting right tackle, helping the Spartans achieve a 29-21 record during that span. He started every game and made a name for himself with his freakish athleticism and hard-working nature.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Haynes was widely considered the third best offensive lineman in the 2017 Draft class before the Combine. It was there that he forced his way into the conversation for the Draft's best. Haynes finished as the best offensive tackle in every drill. He also set the record for the most bench press reps in NFLHC history with 39.

### Draft

Haynes was selected with the 8th overall pick of the 2017 NFLHC Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. He was the second offensive tackle taken in the draft, behind only Grey Brown. Haynes signed a 4 year, $24 million deal with the 49ers.

### San Francisco 49ers

#### 2017 Season

Haynes was immediately named as the starting left tackle for the 49ers. Kenyon Hendricks, the team's starter in 2016, moved over to play right tackle.
Nijrell Smith

**Nijrell Smith** is an American football Offensive Tackle for the St. Louis Rams. He played college football at Miami (FL). The St. Louis Rams selected him with the 75th overall pick in the 2016 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Smith was born in Chapel Hill, Tennessee. He attended Forrest High School.

## College Career

Smith attended Miami (FL) for 5 years. He was redshirted in his 4th year, and graduated with a degree in Public Administration.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

During the 2016 NFLHC Combine, Smith was one of the eleven offensive tackles invited. No team gave him a private work out. However, Smith had a solid combine which positively impacted his draft stock.

### Draft

Smith was selected in the 3rd round of the 2016 NFLHC draft. He was the 7th offensive tackle selected, and 75th player overall. He signed a 3 year, $10.5 million contract with St. Louis.

### St. Louis Rams

#### 2016 Season

Smith started every game in the 2016. He played the right tackle position, along side Calvin Milloy. Smith was an absolute wrecking ball in his first season, and the Rams front office really fell in love with what he brought to the playing field. He became popularly known as "IHOP", due to his ferocious pancake blocks and his stated love for the restaurant.

#### 2017 Season

In the 2017 regular season, Nijrell Smith was moved to left tackle after the departure of Eric Peebles. There, the second year man did everything to near perfection, and the Rams had the 3rd best offensive line in the nation. Throughout the season, Smith only gave up 4 sacks. Unfortunately for Smith and the Rams, during the week 15 match up against the Dallas Cowboys, Smith injured his shoulder. That injury would keep him out for the rest of the season, though he was not placed on season ending IR because the Rams were hopeful that they could make the postseason and Smith could rejoin the team.

#### 2018 Season

Smith was once again the starting left tackle for the Rams in his contract year, and his performance was impressive enough that the Rams gave him an extesion for 2 years worth $4 million to keep him in blue and gold.
Trevor Workman

**Trevor Workman** is a running back for the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers. He committed to the school as a highly-touted running back from nearby Louisville.

## Early Years

Workman attended Western High School in Louisville, Kentucky. He was ranked as the 16th best running back prospect in a deep running back class. He dominated defenses from St. Xavier, Male, and Trinity.

## Recruiting

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

Workman committed to Western Kentucky in week 16 after a long recruiting battle with Oregon State.
Preston Gill

**Preston Gill** (born March 16, 1992) is an American football offensive tackle for the Cleveland Browns.

## College career

Gill was a two-year starter for the Virginia Cavaliers. He earned All-ACC Honors in the 2013 and 2014 seasons. He was also a an All-American in the 2014 season.

## Professional career

### Draft

Gill was selected with the 32nd overall pick of the 2015 NFLHC Draft.

### Playoffs

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Raheem Robinson

**Raheem Robinson** (born October 7, 1998) is an American football wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars. He played college football at Oklahoma State. The Jaguars selected him with the second overall pick in the 2020 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Life

Robinson was born in Lubbock, Texas. He played receiver, running back, and cornerback at New Deal High School in New Deal, TX, and was recruited heavily by a variety of Big 12 and MWC teams. He committed to Oklahoma State on National Signing Day.

## College Career

Robinson received an athletic scholarship to attend Oklahoma State University, where he played for the Oklahoma State Cowboys football team from 2016 to 2019. He graduated with a degree in business management.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Pre-draft measurables

Robinson ran the 40-yard dash in 4.35 seconds at the Scouting Combine. He was considered a top three prospect for the 2020 NFLHC Draft.

### Draft

In the 2020 NFLHC Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Robinson with the 2nd overall pick. Robinson became, at that time, the highest ever drafted wide receiver, sharing the honor with Mosi Bartos.

### Jacksonville Jaguars

Robinson immediately became the starting wide receiver for the Jaguars upon his arrival and helped the young team secure their second ever playoff bid in his first season.
Rashaan Viger

**Rashaan Viger** (born May 2nd, 1993) is an American football cornerback for the Minnesota Vikings. He played college football at USC. The Vikings signed Viger as an undrafted free agent following the 2015 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Rashaan Viger attended USC for 4 years, not getting significant playing time until his final two years. While in college, Viger started opposite of Wayne Hape.

## Professional Career

The day after the draft, Viger signed a two-year contract with the Vikings worth approximately $1.75 million.

### Minnesota Vikings

Rashaan Viger became a starting defensive end for the Vikings before the 2015 NFLHC preseason.

#### Regular season

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