All-Starz

The ***Terranovan Football League All-Starz Showdown***, or simply the ***All-Starz***, is an a single-elimination tournament held after the regular season to determine the the Terranovan Football League (TFL) champion featuring the the league's top players in a thrilling showcase of talent and skill. Fans from all over the world come together to witness the action-packed event, which includes a variety of competitions and games while also being broadcasted on TSN and UBN.

The event takes place over the course of a weekend, with the main event being held on Sunday evening. The weekend kicks off with a series of fan events, including autograph signings, photo opportunities, and a skills challenge that allows fans to test their own football skills against some of the best players in the league.

On Saturday evening, the All-Starz officially gets underway with the Skills Challenge. This competition features a variety of events, including a 40-yard dash, a quarterback accuracy challenge, and a vertical jump competition. The players are divided into teams, and the team with the most points at the end of the competition is declared the winner.

On Sunday afternoon, the players take part in a charity event, during which they visit a local children's hospital and spend time with the patients. This is one of the most heartwarming events of the weekend, as the players get to interact with the kids and brighten their day.

Finally, on Sunday evening, the main event gets underway. The All-Starz Showdown features a full game between the league's top players, with the teams being divided up based on conference. The game is played at Panthera Stadium or Red Zone Arena, which is packed with fans from all over the world.

The game is filled with thrilling moments, as the players show off their incredible skills and athleticism. There are long touchdown passes, incredible catches, and bone-crunching hits. The game is also filled with surprises, as players try out new moves and strategies that they may not have used during the regular season.

At the end of the game, the winning team is awarded the All-Starz Trophy, which is one of the most coveted prizes in the TFL. The players are then treated to a massive celebration, with confetti and fireworks lighting up the sky. For the fans who attend the All-Starz Showdown, it's an experience they'll never forget.

## Broadcasting

The All-Starz Showdown is the biggest event in Terranova's sports calendar, and this year's broadcast promises to be the best one yet. With TSN and UBN both broadcasting the event, fans from all over the world will be able to tune in and catch all the action. The broadcast will feature expert commentary and analysis from a team of seasoned sports commentators, who will provide insights into the players' strategies and tactics. They will break down the plays, analyze the stats, and provide in-depth analysis of the game as it unfolds.

In addition to the in-depth analysis, the broadcast will also feature interviews with the players, coaches, and other key figures in the game. Fans will get an inside look at the personalities and motivations of the players, as they share their thoughts and insights on the game.

But the broadcast won't just be limited to the TV screen. Snap Stars from all over Terranova will be sharing their experiences of the event on Snapchat, giving fans a unique and behind-the-scenes look at the All-Starz Showdown. The Snap Stars will be providing live updates, posting photos and videos, and sharing their thoughts on the event, making it an interactive and engaging experience for fans across the globe.

Whether you're watching from home or on the go, the All-Starz Showdown promises to be an unforgettable event. So tune in to TSN or UBN and catch all the action as the best players in Terranova go head to head in the ultimate showdown.

## Game honors

Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award: This award is given to the player who made the biggest impact on the game. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy and a cash prize.

Offensive Player of the Game Award: This award is given to the player who had the biggest impact on the offensive side of the ball. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy and a cash prize.

Defensive Player of the Game Award: This award is given to the player who had the biggest impact on the defensive side of the ball. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy and a cash prize.

Rookie of the Game Award: This award is given to the rookie player who had the biggest impact on the game. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy and a cash prize.

Fan's Choice Award: This award is given to the player who received the most votes from the fans. The winner is chosen through online voting and receives a trophy.

Coach of the Game Award: This award is given to the coach whose team won the game. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy and a cash prize.

Best Supporting Player Award: This award is given to the player who had the biggest impact on the game, but was not the MVP. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy.

Most Improved Player Award: This award is given to the player who showed the most improvement throughout the game. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy.

Iron Man Award: This award is given to the player who played the most minutes during the game. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy.

Best Play of the Game Award: This award is given to the player who made the best play of the game. The winner is chosen by a panel of experts and receives a trophy.

## Rule differences

Field size: The field is 10 yards wider and 20 yards longer than a standard football field. This allows for more space for players to move around and could lead to more scoring opportunities.

Time: Each quarter is 15 minutes long instead of 12 minutes. This gives teams more time to make a comeback if they're behind and also allows for more plays to be run.

Number of players: Each team has 12 players on the field instead of 11. This creates more opportunities for different plays and strategies to be used.

Play clock: The play clock is 30 seconds instead of 40 seconds. This keeps the game moving at a faster pace and allows for more plays to be run.

Kickoff: The ball is kicked off from the 50-yard line instead of the 35-yard line. This gives the receiving team a better chance to start with good field position and could lead to more exciting kickoff returns.

Overtime: If the game is tied at the end of regulation, there is a 10-minute overtime period. If the game is still tied after overtime, the game ends in a tie. This ensures that there is a winner and loser after overtime and also allows for more exciting end-of-game scenarios.

Penalty yardage: Penalties are enforced at half the distance to the goal instead of the full distance. This creates more opportunities for teams to score and reduces the impact of penalties on the game.

Field goals: Field goals are worth 4 points instead of 3 points. This makes field goals more valuable and could lead to more exciting end-of-game scenarios.

Two-point conversion: Teams can choose to attempt a two-point conversion after a touchdown. If successful, the team is awarded 3 points instead of 2 points. This creates more opportunities for teams to score and could lead to more exciting end-of-game scenarios.

Instant replay: Coaches can challenge up to two calls per game. If the call is overturned, the coach keeps the challenge. If the call stands, the coach loses the challenge. This ensures that calls are made correctly and also adds a strategic element to the game.