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2019 Denver Broncos season

The 2019 Denver Broncos season was completed during the sixth year of NFLHC competition. The Broncos raced out to a 7-1 start to the season but were unable to overcome an untimely injury to All-Pro center John Zatkoff and faded down the stretch, finishing 10-6 and missing the playoffs on tie-breakers.

## Offseason

### 2019 Offseason Trades

* 2019 Picks #61 (DT Maximillian Baker), #125, #157 to Cleveland for rights to DT Michael Carroll (Picked at #35)
* WR Joe Wallace, 3rd, 6th, to Atlanta for OLB Joe Palmer

## Regular Season

Near the end of the regular season, Denver hired Jieret in an unofficial scouting capacity.

### Final Roster

* 17 Todd Jennings
* Joseph Bernard

**Running backs**
* 28 Jerry Rambo
* John McMurty
* Robert Rodriguez
* Ian Smith FB

**Wide receivers**
* Ken Peele
* 14 Darrell Mack
* 87 Marion Reeder
* Artemio Ramirez

**Tight ends**
* 83 Darren Jones
* Doug Bosley
* Jesse Palmer
* 65 *Mario Hill* T
* William Hart T
* Ricky Green T
* Charles Mahan T
* 63 Bret Pate G
* 71 Wilson Hutchinson G
* Kerwin McGeoghan G
* Richard Pennington G
* 79 John Zatkoff C
* Mathias Smith C

**Defensive linemen**
* 52 *Charles Johnson* DE
* Adam Scott DE
* Claxton Robertson DE
* Laurence Danielson DE
* Michael Carroll DT
* Tommy Brooks DT
* Enoch Coleman DT
* William Camacho DT
* Mike Smith ILB
* Ron Sanderson ILB
* Reece Westbrook ILB
* Ray Truax OLB
* Joe Palmer OLB
* Todd Byers OLB
* Steve Windsor OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 25 Reggie Griffin CB
* *Patrick Mitchell* CB
* Tony Smith CB
* David Simpson CB
* 20 Gray Corbin FS
* Leslie Mackey FS
* Jonathan Parker SS
* *Ryan McDonald* SS
* Anthony Ludwig SS

**Special teams**
* 3 *Sam Sarahi* K
* 1 Dan Hamilton P

**Practice squad**
* Joe Yeast G
* *K.J. Richards* RB
* *James Acosta* DE
* Xavier McDonough ILB
* Matt Fisk K

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 5 Practice squad
2019 USF Bulls season

Seasons

The 2019 USF Bulls are a 3rd year program playing in the AAC East, coming off a down 5-7 season. The season started off well, however. The Bulls won their opening game, before failing on the road to playoff bound Tennessee. They preceded to win seven of the next nine, with their lone losses coming to ECU and Temple. The USF Bulls then dropped their last two games, at home against rival UCF and in the Bahamas Bowl to Western Michigan.
2018 Pittsburgh Steelers season

The **2018 Pittsburgh Steelers** season will be the franchise's 2nd season in the National Football League.

## Draft

Main article: 2018 NFLHC Draft

2018 Pittsburgh Steelers Draft

Notes
* Pittsburgh acquired the #45th overall pick from Buffalo during the 2017 draft.
* Pittsburgh traded pick #49 and #149 for Free Safety Stephen Elliott
* Pittsburgh acquired the #129th overall pick from Chicago during the 2017 draft. Pittsburgh also sent their 7th round pick to Chicago as part of this deal.

## Final Roster

* 3 Paul Davenport
* 5 Onterrio Smith
* 6 Les Henderson
* 2 Keith Price

**Running backs**
* 25 James Bush RB
* 22 Nick Engelberger RB
* 26 Donald Dingle RB
* 20 Robert Hall RB
* 40 Marc Ladner FB
* 43 James Brown FB

**Wide receivers**
* 88 Austin Medina
* 87 Samuel Jolley
* 85 Anthony McCardell
* 17 Malaefou Lewis
* 15 Marion Sims

**Tight ends**
* 80 Jake Schmidt
* 49 Lawrence Gibson
* 47 John Raiola
* 44 Johnny Nutten
* 66 Nick Grant T
* 69 Robert Lee T
* 64 Antuan Byrdsong T
* 63 Tom Gilbert T
* 67 Phillip Dickson G
* 68 Joe Kramer G
* 55 Lloyd Nieves C

**Defensive linemen**
* 94 Billy Stevenson DE
* 96 Jesse Boyd DE
* 92 Jim Pagac DE
* 91 Carnell Meadows DT
* 99 Al Lindsey DT
* 58 Jamie Zuman ILB
* 41 Donny Hunter ILB
* 56 Ernest Cross ILB
* 53 Patrick Murphy OLB
* 57 Charlie Johnson OLB
* 51 Garrison Jackson OLB
* 48 Ronald Jagade OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 21 Joel Prince CB
* 34 Cade Donovan CB
* 28 Donnie Thomas CB
* 25 Marlin Schrader CB
* 27 Stephen Elliott FS
* 22 John Gregory FS
* 43 Walter Valdez SS
* 24 Johnathan Salazar SS

**Special teams**
* 1 Michael Turner K
* 11 Larry DeLamielleure K
* 9 Quan Qi P
* 19 Dennis Carson P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad

Template:Pittsburgh Steelers roster navbox
2019 SCL Season

## League table

Source:[*citation needed*]
Rules for classification:
1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
**(C)** = Champion; **(R)** = Relegated; **(P)** = Promoted; **(E)** = Eliminated; **(O)** = Play-off winner; **(A)** = Advances to a further round.
Only applicable when the season is not finished:
**(Q)** = Qualified to the phase of tournament indicated; **(TQ)** = Qualified to tournament, but not yet to the particular phase indicated; **(RQ)** = Qualified to the relegation tournament indicated; **(DQ)** = Disqualified from tournament.
2021 Denver Broncos season

The 2021 Denver Broncos season is their sixth year of NFLHC competition. The 2021 off-season was notable for new faces. Jieret formally took over as Head Coach after being named coach-in-waiting during the 2020 season. Darkage was also hired to a scouting position with the team. Finally, just days before the draft owner bingo415 hired former Lions GM Franz Kafka to the same position after DescretoBurrito had to step down.

## Offseason

### 2021 Offseason Trades

* 2021 5th and 7th-round picks to Carolina for CB Maury Gregg.

## Regular Season

### Final Roster

* 11 Eric Jennings

**Running backs**
* 22 J.B. Blacknall
* 25 Timothy Cano
* 34 Ian Smith FB

**Wide receivers**
* 14 Darrell Mack
* 81 Ken Peelle
* 16 Artemio Ramirez
* 89 Jamal Brunell
* 82 William Doherty

**Tight ends**
* 83 Darren Jones
* 88 Doug Bosley
* 84 Jesse Palmer
* 65 Mario Hill T
* 70 Pete Wilson T
* 75 *Paul Myers* T
* 63 Bret Pate G
* 76 Russell Benson-Giffords G
* 61 Kerwin McGeoghan G
* 60 Richard Pennington G
* 79 John Zatkoff C
* 64 George Doll C

**Defensive linemen**
* 72 Charles Johnson DE
* 56 *Deyonte Davis* DE
* 52 Claxton Robertson DE
* 91 Thomas Goss DE
* 69 Michael Carroll DT
* 75 Tommy Brooks DT
* 99 *Emanuel Serrano* DT
* 93 Enoch Coleman DT
* 59 Billy Williams ILB
* 54 Reece Westbrook ILB
* 51 Ray Truax OLB
* 44 Lamar Tennell OLB
* 58 Joe Palmer OLB
* 55 *Shamar Addison* OLB
* 46 Steve Windsor OLB
* 53 Paul Suarez OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 24 Reggie Griffin CB
* 26 Maury Gregg CB
* 47 Patrick Mitchell CB
* 41 Tony Smith CB
* 36 *Jabari Thorpe* CB
* 39 Donald Garcia CB
* 20 Gray Corbin FS
* 21 *Alfredo Herrera* FS
* 27 Leslie Mackey FS
* 43 Jonathan Parker SS
* 33 Ryan McDonald SS
* 40 Jayden Salter SS

**Special teams**
* 3 Sam Sarahi K
* 1 Dan Hamilton P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2020 Pittsburgh Panthers season

Seasons

The **2020 Pittsburgh Panthers** will represent the University of Pittsburgh in the 2020 CFBHC Season. The team will be coached by Jumbo and will play its home games at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They are a member of the Coastal Division of the ACC.

Before the season Pitt lost two defensive starters to the first round of the NFL Draft and considered the season a bit of a rebuild following the team's Coastal division win in 2019. Instead, the team came together and reached the first 10-win season in Pitt history, finishing the regular season 11-1.
2019 Colorado Buffaloes football season

Seasons

The **2019 Colorado Buffaloes** represented the University of Colorado in the 2019 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Franz Kafka and played its home games in Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado. They were a member of the South Division of the Pac-12. Colorado lost the 2019 Sun Bowl against the Florida State Seminoles following a team-record 8 regular season wins.

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

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

* Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (2018)
* Baltimore Ravens (2019-Present)

Alexander Hardison is an inside linebacker playing for the Baltimore Ravens. He played at Tennessee and later Western Kentucky in college.

### Recruiting

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

Hardison committed to Tennessee.

## College Career

Following a disappointing first 3 seasons behind starter Chris Tucker, Harrison decided to transfer to Western Kentucky for more playing time and opportunity. In 2018, he led the Western Kentucky defense as a 4th-year junior with 65 tackles and 3 interceptions. Hardison beat out Koren Donahue for C-USA Defensive Player of the Year and was named to the All-Conference USA 1st Team. He later declared for the 2019 NFLHC Draft.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Hardison was evaluated as one of the most intriguing prospects in NFLHC history. He was not invited to the NFLHC combine, however.

### Draft

He was selected with the 108th pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. He was a starter in his rookie year.
Alejandro Aguirre

**Alejandro Aguirre** (born April 10, 1995) is an American football kicker for the Jacksonville Jaguars. He played college football at Oklahoma. The Jacksonville Jaguars selected him with the 67th overall pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Life

Aguirre was born in San Antonio, TX, to immigrant parents. His parents are from Jalisco, Mexico. He played kicker and punter at Samuel Clemens High School after being drafted from the soccer team. He was heavily recruited but chose Oklahoma after cutting out several Texas teams.

## College Career

Aguirre attended Oklahoma and graduated with a degree in Sports Management.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Aguirre was by far the highest rated kicker going into the 2019 NFLHC Draft.

### Draft

Aguirre met with several kicker-needy teams in the weeks before the draft. He impressed the Jaguars enough to make him a third round draft choice.
Adrian Goldson

Adrian Goldson is currently the starting quarterback of the Tennessee Volunteers

## Early Years

Goldson was born in Watertown, TN, a small town east of Nashville on the Cumberland Plateau. Goldson's family had long been in the small town, as his great grandfather founded First Baptist Church Watertown. Raised as one of Watertown's favorite sons, Goldson was never lacking for anything. During the summer before his junior year of high school, Goldson went to a summer quarterback camp led by former Tennessee Vol Robert Aikman. With the skills he picked up there, he dominated the landscape of Tennessee High School sports. In his senior season, Goldson took his team to the state final before being defeated, the best showing in Watertown High School history.

### Recruiting

Goldson hard committed to Tennessee the moment head coach SageBow offered him a scholarship. He joined Marcus Coles as the two highlights of the 2018 Volunteers recruiting class.

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

## College Career

### Statistics

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

 NCAA Career Totals
2019 East Carolina Pirates season

Seasons

DE Andre Fair 6-4 245 Fr South Heart (South Heart ND) 1.0 of 2.0 [Blitz]

WR Aboubacar Yancey 5-9 152 Fr T.C. Roberson (Asheville NC) 1.0 of 2.0 [Speed]

OG Tim Brink 6-2 256 Fr New Hanover (Wilmington NC) 1.5 of 2.0 [Run Blocking]

WR Tim Michaels 6-1 203 Fr Southern Guilford (Greensboro NC) 1.0 of 2.5 [Target]

DT Tracy Nunn 6-6 278 Fr Southern Guilford (Greensboro NC) 1.0 of 2.5 [1-Gap]

OLB Samuel Brock 6-0 215 Fr Eastern Guilford (Gibsonville NC) 1.5 of 2.5 [Coverage]

CB Shaun Cox 5-9 188 Fr Southern Guilford (Greensboro NC) 1.5 of 2.5 [Zone Coverage]

WR Leon Burris 6-2 193 Fr Cummings (Burlington NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [Speed]

DT Nico Russ 6-0 297 Fr Southeast Raleigh (Raleigh NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [1-Gap]

RB Xavier Stanley 5-9 210 Fr Laney (Wilmington NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [Power]

OG Leo Reece 6-5 268 Fr Western Alamance (Elon College NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]

CB Jonah Epps 5-11 170 Fr Northside (Jacksonville NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [Man Coverage]

DT Justin Sprague 6-6 299 Fr Richlands (Richlands NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [2-Gap]

CB Paul Fountain 6-1 177 Fr Crest (Shelby NC) 1.0 of 3.0 [Man Coverage]

OT Yahir Fuentes-Valle 6-6 293 Fr Cary (Cary NC) 1.5 of 3.0 [Run Blocking]

OLB Maurice Blake 6-1 243 Fr Swain County (Bryson City NC) 2.5 of 3.0 [Blitz]

### Junior College Transfers

East Carolina had no Juco Transfers after the 2019 Season.
2019 BIL Season

## League table

Source:[*citation needed*]
Rules for classification:
1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
**(C)** = Champion; **(R)** = Relegated; **(P)** = Promoted; **(E)** = Eliminated; **(O)** = Play-off winner; **(A)** = Advances to a further round.
Only applicable when the season is not finished:
**(Q)** = Qualified to the phase of tournament indicated; **(TQ)** = Qualified to tournament, but not yet to the particular phase indicated; **(RQ)** = Qualified to the relegation tournament indicated; **(DQ)** = Disqualified from tournament.

## Results

Updated to games played on 2 November 2016.
Source: [1]
1 **^** The home team is listed in the left-hand column.
**Colours**: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Big 12 Championship Game

The **Big 12 Championship Game** is the matchup between the winners of the Big 12 North Division and the Big 12 South Davision to determine the Big 12 champion, as well as the league's automatic bid to the Sugar Bowl against the SEC champion (barring a playoff appearance). With a 35-21 victory over Baylor in the 2019 Big 12 Championship Game, Oklahoma is the reigning champion of the conference for the second time. Texas has won the most Big 12 championships (3), followed by Oklahoma and Kansas (2 each); no other school has won a conference title through seven seasons. Baylor, TCU, Texas Tech, West Virginia, and former member UCF have all made appearances in the game. West Virginia has clinched a berth to play in the 2020 Big 12 Championship Game in the first year of the conference's round-robin format.

## Results

### Pre-Division Format

In 2013, the Big 12 used a non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular-season standings advanced to the championship game. The regular-season schedule was not a round-robin, so a championship game rematch was not guaranteed.

### Division Format

From 2014 to 2019, the Big 12 was divided into North and South divisions. Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma, and West Virginia were in the North Division; Baylor, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas, and Texas Tech were in the South Division.

### Post-Division Format

Beginning with the schedule reform of 2020, the Big 12 returned to a non-divisional format in which the top two teams in the final regular-season standings would qualify for the conference championship game. The round-robin schedule means that the championship game is guaranteed to be a rematch.
2020 Notre Dame Fighting Irish season

Seasons

The **2020 Notre Dame Fighting Irish** will represent the University of Notre Dame in the 2020 CFBHC Season. The team will be coached by joedchi and will play its home games in Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame, Indiana. They are an Independent football program.

## Recruiting

### Junior College

*Sources:*
* "2020 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.
Brandon Brinkley

Brandon Brinkley is a Redshirt Sophomore Strong Safety for the Duke Blue Devils. He is part of the excellent safety duo for the Devils along with Jeremy Easter.

## Early Years

Brinkley attended Dreher High School in Columbia, SC. He was one of the most highly rated Strong Safeties in his class.

## Recruiting

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

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Mark's statistics are as follows:
Braden Colbert

**Braden Colbert** is a Canadian professional ice hockey player who plays for the New Jersey Devils of the National Hockey League (NHL). Colbert was the twenty-fourth overall selection in the 2020 NHLHC Draft and the second ever selection by the New Jersey Devils.

## Playing career

Colbert was drafted by the New Jersey Devils with the 24th overall pick in the 2020 NHLHC Draft.

## Career statistics

### Regular season and playoffs

**Bold** indicates led league

 2020
 NHL totals
Art Haley

**Art Haley** is an American football Offensive Guard for the St. Louis Rams. He played college football at Nebraska. The St. Louis Rams selected him with the 29th overall pick in the 2014 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Haley was born in Henderson, Nebraska. He attended Heartland High School.

## College Career

Haley attended Nebraska for 4 years. He was never redshirted, and graduated with a degree in Philosophy.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

During the 2014 NFLHC combine, Haley was one of four offensive guards invited. He did well in the drills, but his primary advantage was his size. His 342 lb frame was the most imposing out of all the guards. Unfortunately, he received no offers for private workouts from any team.

### Draft

Haley was selected in the 2nd round of the 2014 NFLHC draft. He was the 2nd guard selected, and signed a 3 year, $25 million dollar contract.

### St. Louis Rams

Haley started every game in 2014. He played well, and really anchored the offensive line in its first season. In 2015, under new head coach Time, Haley was moved from the left side to the right side. While rookie Eric Peebles was a force on the left, Haley protected Murphy from defenders rushing the right. As a unit, the offensive line was very successful, contributing greatly to the Ram's deep playoff run.In 2016, Haley had a breakout year as the Rams shifted him back to the left side of their offensive line. As Haley teamed up with Peebles, he led a great offensive line and became a pro bowler. During the 2017 season, Haley re-signed with the St. Louis Rams, earning a 4 year, $27 million deal. He anchored the third best offensive line in football, playing along side Nijrell Smith and LaMarcus Smith. Haley made his 2nd Pro Bowl in 2018. As of 2020, he is still the anchor of the Rams offensive line.
2019 Atlanta Falcons season

The **2019 Atlanta Falcons** season was the franchise's 5th season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* Mark White, James Brown, John Bailey, Morris Alexander, Stephen Campbell, and Victor Ruby were all signed from free agency on May 23rd, 2016
* Eric Irwin, John Jones, and LaDavid Cantrell were signed in undrafted free agency on May 30th, 2016
* Russ Martin was signed from free agency on June 1st, 2016
* Rodney Olson was signed from free agency on June 2nd, 2016

### Departures

* Michael Pass, Jerry Santiago, Kenan Brown, Todd Janik, James Ponder, and Bill Burnett all retired at the end of the 2018 season.
* Gerald Bright, Art Baber, B.J. Dawkins, Jasen Broadnax, Dennis Stewart, Tommy Boiman, Rodney Williams, Warren Johnson, and Michael Monahan all left the Falcons after their contracts ended.
* Blair Kopay was cut from the team on May 21st, 2016

### Trades

 May 23, 2016 | Cincinnati Bengals | 2019 R1#4, R3#93 | 2019 R1#1

## 2019 Season

### Schedule

#### Preseason

 1 | June 13th
 2 | June 19th

#### Regular Season

Notes
* Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

* 2 *Greg Shipp*
* 12 A.J. Jefferson

**Running backs**
* 20 Bradley Cooley
* 22 Russ Martin
* 23 Richard Myers FB
* 24 James Brown FB
* 26 Akili Wallace

**Wide receivers**
* 10 Robert Shipp
* 11 *Vontae Powell*
* 15 Bo Woodall
* 17 Joe Wallace
* 84 Riddick Smith
* 85 E.J. Steed KR/PR

**Tight ends**
* 40 Preston Gold
* 42 Oscar Fisk
* 43 *Darius Mitchell*
* 54 *Chris Lee C*
* 67 Tom McKelvey G
* 70 Julian Sykes T
* 72 Arthur Roberson T
* 73 Kelly Meier T
* 74 Jonathan Bell T
* 75 Larry Hadley G

**Defensive linemen**
* 55 Michael Schuster DE
* 57 Rickie Bradley DE
* 58 *John Jones DE*
* 59 Cris LeBaron DT
* 60 Morris Alexander DT
* 61 *LaDavid Cantrell DT*
* 96 *Early Davis DE*
* 45 Marcus Grant ILB
* 46 Rufus Horn ILB
* 47 Ross Parker ILB
* 48 Ben Flores ILB
* 49 James Turner OLB
* 50 Al Graff OLB
* 51 Stephen Campbell OLB
* 56 *Robert Lacy OLB*

**Defensive backs**
* 21 David Wilburn CB
* 25 Darius Jones FS
* 27 Victor Ruby CB
* 28 *Darren Ruffin CB*
* 29 *Eric Irwin CB*
* 30 David Koenig FS
* 31 *Rodney Olson FS*
* 32 Willie Bratkowski SS
* 41 R.C. Rone SS

**Special teams**
* 3 Gino Chiaverini K
* 4 Elvin Johnson P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
53 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad

## Individual Awards

RB Akili Wallace - All-Pro, Pro Bowl, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 5, 15

CB David Wilburn - All-Pro, Pro Bowl

FS Darius Jones - All-Pro, Pro Bowl, NFC Defensive Player of the Week - 3

SS R.C. Rone - Pro Bowl

General Manager SageBow - Executive of the Year
Arkansas State Red Wolves

The Arkansas State Red Wolves, coached by Duster, are a collegiate football team playing in the Sun Belt. The Red Wolves play in Centennial Bank Stadium in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and are a member of the West Division of the Sun Belt Conference.

## All-Time Record vs. Sun Belt Opponents

This is the Red Wolves's football record against current Sun Belt opponents through the 2021 season.
Anthony Krause

**Anthony Krause** is an offensive tackle at the University of Tennessee.

## Early Life

Krause was born in Stockton, Missouri, a small town 2 hours south of Kansas City. The son of a park ranger, Krause's family lived very close to the poverty line for most of his formative years. A quiet boy, Krause excelled on the football field, and was considered a 5 star recruit as a senior coming out of Stockton High School. His size and technical blocking skill wowed scouts immensely.

### Recruiting

Krause was one of only 6 five star tackles in the nation in 2017. He was heavily contested between Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Louisville, but on national signing day Krause committed to the Volunteers.

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

## College Career

### Statistics

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

 NCAA Career Totals
C-USA Football Legends

This is a list of C-USA legends by school.

## School Ring of honors

Charlotte
* Charlotte 49ers Ring of Honor

Florida Atlantic
* Florida Atlantic Owls Ring of Honor

Florida International
* Florida International Panthers Ring of Honor

Louisiana Tech
* Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Ring of Honor

Marshall
* Marshall Thundering Herd Ring of Honor

Middle Tennessee
* Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders Ring of Honor

North Texas
* North Texas Mean Green Ring of Honor

Old Dominion
* Old Dominion Monarchs Ring of Honor

Rice
* Rice Owls Ring of Honor

Southern Miss
* Southern Miss Golden Eagles Ring of Honor

UAB
* UAB Blazers Ring of Honor

UTEP
* UTEP Miners Ring of Honor

UTSA
* UTSA Roadrunners Ring of Honor

Western Kentucky
* Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Ring of Honor
2017 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** had their fifth year in the 2017 CFBHC Season. This was also their first season with SageBow at the helm. Underneath their third ever coach, the Volunteers won 5 straight to start the season. While they suffered their first defeat against Kentucky, Tennessee continued to stay ranked from Week 5 onward for the entire season. Against Missouri and Florida, the Vols picked up 2 of the biggest wins in their history. Unfortunately, losses to Georgia and Mississippi State knocked this team out of playoff contention. However, the Volunteers would go bowling for the third time in their history. Against Pittsburgh in the Weis Markets Bowl, the Volunteers dominated. 2017 would be the first year the Vols won a postseason game.

The Vols started sophomore quarterback Julius Thomas, his first season in that role. They began the season running heavily through Larry Holleyman, but began airing it out to their big receivers during the bulk of their SEC schedule. Eli Austin and Will London became a formidable force. Defensively, Anthony Miller had a stunning 14.5 sacks, Chris Tucker led the team with 61 tackles, and star cornerback Aaron Stiles led the team with 5 interceptions. This defense had 10 interceptions and 17 sacks, along with 2 defensive touchdowns.

Recruiting wise, the Vols landed the #20 recruiting class. It was a class highlighted by offensive linemen Anthony Krause and Donald Kendrick, two players hotly contested between Tennessee, Vanderbilt, and Louisville. Junior college transfer Adonis Rosa would be used to solidify the punter position, and tight end Arturo Negron is a high potential gem of a player likely to redshirt.

## Individual Awards

RB Larry Holleyman - All-SEC Second Team

DE Anthony Miller - SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 13, Rotary Lombardi Award, All American, All-SEC First Team

DT Ricardo Walter - All-SEC First Team

ILB Chris Tucker - SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 9, All-SEC Third Team

CB Aaron Stiles - SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 2, All-SEC Second Team

SS Michael Williams - SEC Defensive Player of the Week - 8

K Zachary Becker - SEC Special Teams Player of the Week - 2

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2017 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.
2020 West Virginia Mountaineers season

Seasons

The **2020 West Virginia Mountaineers** represented West Virginia University in the 2020 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by smckenz3 and played its home games in Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown, West Virginia. They were a member of the Big XII. West Virginia won the Big XII Conference Championship and as part of the CFBHC Playoffs they took on LSU in the quarterfinals falling 28-23.

West Virginia finished the regular season 10-2 as Mohammed Foster won the first Heisman in West Virginia history.

## Recruiting

### Junior College Transfers

*Sources:*
* "2020 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.
Brad Davis

**Brad Davis** is an American football Quarterback for the New England Patriots. He played college football at Texas, where he won the 2017 CFBHC National Championship. In the 2019 NFLHC Draft he was selected by the Patriots in the fourth round round with the 101st overall pick.

## College Career

Davis was lightly recruited, and ultimately offered no scholarships. He then signed with San Jacinto College, a Junior College located in central Texas. He started for the Ravens for two seasons, putting up a total of 8,764 passing yards, 83 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions accross both seasons. After his sophomore season, he was offered scholarships by multiple schools, and ultimately committed to play for the Texas Longhorns. He redshirted the 2016 CFBHC Season, before winning the starting job prior to the 2017 CFBHC Season. In 2017, he led the Longhorns to a 15-1 record and a playoff birth. The Longhorns advanced to the title game where they defeated the Nebraska Cornhuskers 34-19 to claim the National Title. Following the season, Davis was named the Big XII Offensive Player of the year, and he finished 4th in the Heisman voting. Davis' senior season was less successful. The Longhorns finished 9-4, and Davis' college career ended in a 23-20 loss to Pittsburgh in the Russell Athletic Bowl.

## Professional Career

### Draft

Davis was selected with the 101st overall pick in the 2019 NFLHC Draft by the New England Patriots. He signed a 4 year, $5 million deal with the team following the draft.

### New England Patriots

Davis served as the backup for the Patriots for the 2019 NFLHC Season. He took his first snaps as a Patriot in the 2020 NFLHC Preseason, where he started three of the Patriots' four games. Following the poor performance of Patriots' starting quarterback Lawyer Johnson, coach sleuthofbears named Davis the starter after week 9 of the 2020 NFLHC Season.
Brant Thomas

**Brant Thomas** (born February 20th, 1993) is an American football defensive end for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He played college football at Georgia. The Minnesota Vikings selected him in the fifth round of the 2015 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Brant Thomas attended Georgia for 4 years. His freshman year, Thomas played exclusively on special teams. His sophomore year, he begain getting snaps on the line, eventually earning the starting nod during bowl practice. Thomas started two games his junior year, and every game his senior year at Georgia.

## Professional Career

In the 2015 NFLHC Draft, the Minnesota Vikings selected Thomas in the fifth round.

The day after the draft, Thomas signed a two-year contract with the Vikings worth approximately $3 million.

### Minnesota Vikings

Brant Thomas became a starting defensive end for the Vikings before the 2015 NFLHC preseason.

#### Regular season

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* 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

}}
Ali Hoffmann

Ali Hoffmann is a running back currently playing for the University of North Texas, redshirted for his freshman year.

## Early Years

Ali Hoffmann was born in Laredo, Texas and traveled around a lot with his family before moving and settling in Houston. Hoffmann attended Houston Lutheran North in Houston, Texas where he owns a number of the school's single season rushing records.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*
* "2020 Team Ranking". Rivals.com.

### College statistics

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Brian Glenn

**Brian Glenn** (born January 31st, 1993) is an American football defensive end for the Seattle Seahawks. He played college football at LSU. The Vikings selected him in the seventh round of the 2015 NFLHC Draft. Glenn holds the title of "Mr. Irrelevant" for the 2015 NFLHC Draft being the last player selected.

## College Career

Brian Glenn attended LSU for 4 years. Thomas started two games his junior year, and every game his senior year at LSU.

## Professional Career

In the 2015 NFLHC Draft, the Minnesota Vikings selected Glenn with the final pick in the draft. The day after the draft, Glenn signed a two-year contract with the Vikings worth approximately $1.5 million.

### Minnesota Vikings

Brian Glenn became a starting defensive end for the Vikings before the 2015 NFLHC preseason.

### Seattle Seahawks

Glenn was selected with the 5th pick in the 2016 NFLHC Expansion Draft. He would go on to be a starter for the 2016 Season.
Brian Bynum

**Brian Bynum** (born September 15, 1994) is an American football defensive end for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for Kansas State. Bynum was drafted by the Browns in the third round of the 2017 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Brian Bynum played football at Kansas State for 4 years. He declared for the NFL Draft after his final year of eligibility.

## Professional Career

Bynum was selected in the 3rd round (82nd Overall) in the 2017 NFLHC Draft by the Cleveland Browns. He entered 2017 as the number two DE on the Browns roster.
CFBHC National Championship Game

The National Championship Game is the CFBHC Championship game and is contested between the winner of the two CFBHC Playoff semi-finals.

## National Championship (2013–present)

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

* **Winning team** and **Losing team** columns indicate the number of times that team has appeared in a National Championship.
* **Venue** column indicates number of times that stadium has hosted a National Championship.
Andre Gaffney

**Andre Gaffney** (born September 9, 1993) is a retired American football defensive end who played three seasons for the New York Jets.

## College career

Gaffney was a 2-year starter for the Horned Frogs.

## Professional career

### Draft

Gaffney was not selected in the draft, but did sign a 1 year $0.7 million deal with the Jets in undrafted free agency.

### 2015 Season

Gaffney was the backup to All-Pro defensive end Alvis Brumm.

### 2016 and 2017 Seasons

Gaffney accepted a 1 year $0.5 million contract offer from the Jets before both seasons. He retired following the 2017 season.
Appalachian State Mountaineers football statistical leaders

The **Appalachian State Mountaineers Statistical Leaders** are individual statistical leaders of the Appalachian State Mountaineers program in various categories, including passing, rushing, receiving, defensive stats and kicking. Within those areas, the lists identify single-game, single-season, and career leaders.
Bayern München

**Fußball-Club Bayern München e. V.**, commonly known as **Bayern München**, **Bayern Munich**, or simply **Bayern**, is a German football club based in Munich, Bavaria.

Borussia Dortmund's motto is "*Mia San Mia*" (English: "We Are Who We Are").

## History

### Foundation and early years

FC Bayern Munich was founded by members of a Munich gymnastics club (MTV 1879). When a congregation of members of MTV 1879 decided on 27 February 1900 that the footballers of the club would not be allowed to join the German Football Association (DFB), eleven members of the football division left the congregation and on the same evening founded Fußball-Club Bayern München. Within a few months Bayern achieved high-scoring victories against all local rivals and reached the semifinals of the 1900–01 South German championship.[4] In the following years the club won some local trophies and in 1910–11 Bayern joined the newly founded "Kreisliga", the first regional Bavarian league. They won this league in its first year, but did not win it again until the beginning of World War I in 1914, which halted all football activities in Germany

The club was refounded to join SHC Premier League in 2013.

## Grounds

The Allianz Arena is a football stadium in Munich, Bavaria, Germany with a 75,024 seating capacity. Widely known for its exterior of inflated ETFE plastic panels, it is the first stadium in the world with a full color-changing color exterior. Located at 25 Werner-Heisenberg-Allee at the northern edge of Munich's Schwabing-Freimann borough on the Fröttmaning Heath, it is the third largest arena in Germany behind Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund and the Olympiastadion in Berlin.

The two professional Munich football clubs FC Bayern Munich and TSV 1860 München have played their home games at the Allianz Arena since the start of the 2005–06 season. The clubs had previously played their home games at the Munich Olympic Stadium since 1972. TSV 1860 München previously had a 50% share in the stadium but FC Bayern Munich purchased their shares for 11 million euros in April, 2006. The arrangement allows TSV 1860 München to play at the stadium while retaining no ownership.

The stadium has been nicknamed "Schlauchboot" (inflatable boat).[3][4] The museum of Bayern Munich, FC Bayern Erlebniswelt, is located inside the Allianz Arena.

## Current Management and Board

*As of October 2014*

 Player
 Gernot Knoche | 3rd Captain

## Honours

* **SHC Premier League**

* **SHC Admin Cup**
Abdoulaye Taylor

Abdoulaye Taylor is an American football offensive tackle for the North Carolina State Wolfpack.

## Early Years

Taylor attended Laney High School in Wilmington, NC.

## Recruiting

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

Taylor committed to the North Carolina State Wolfpack after fielding strong offers from North Carolina and East Carolina.

## College Career

### Statistics

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

 NCAA Career Totals
Anaheim Ducks

Home arena
 Colors | Black, Gold, Orange, Silver, White
 Media
 Owner(s)
 Conference championships
 Division championships
 Official website

The **Anaheim Ducks** are a professional ice hockey team based in Anaheim, Caliornia. They are members of the Central Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). Their home arena is the Honda Center. They are coached by ImposterCauster.
Adrian Jankowski

* Fred Biletnikoff Award (2015)
* 2x All-American (2015) (2017)
* Heisman Finalist (2017)
* 3x All-SEC First Team (2015) (2017) (2018)
* 1x All-SEC Third Team (2016)
* 1x All-SEC Freshman Team (2015)
* 1x SEC Offensive Freshman of the Year (2015)
* 2x SEC Offensive Player of the Week

Adrian Jankowski is the current starting wide receiver for the Texas A&M Aggies. Jankowski is one of the most prolific wide-outs in CFBHC history holding the record for career receiving yards. A 2 time All-American and former Biletnikoff winner Jankowski is considered by many to be a first round talent and is on pace to potentially become an All-American for the 3rd time.

## Early Years

Jankowski attended Trinity High School in Euless, Texas. He was one of the leading receivers in the state of Texas both his Junior and Senior year as he guided Trinity to an appearance in the State playoffs both years.

## Recruiting

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

Jankowski was a highly touted Wide Receiver who committed to Texas A&M after a strong push from Texas Tech..

## College Career

### Statistics

Jankowski finished his collegiate career with the following statistics:
Bobby Viger

**Bobby Viger** is an retired American football Quarterback who played three seasons in the NFL.

## College career

Viger played CFBHC football for the Michigan State Spartans.

## Professional career

### Draft

Viger was signed to the Green Bay Packers as a free agent after the 2015 NFLHC Entry Draft.

### NFL Career

Bobby Viger was the Packers third string QB in 2015 and 2016. He was signed by the Bills in the offseason but was then released; he signed for the Jets, serving as the third string quarterback and starting his only career game in Week 17 before retiring.
Alexander Williams

**Alexander "Xander" Williams** (born March 15, 1991) is an American football Quarterback who is currently a free agent. He played college football at Texas A&M. He was selected by the Cleveland Browns with the 24th overall pick in the 2014 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Alexander was born in the small Northwest Texas town of Bovina. Despite a population of less than 2,000, football was still very important in the community. Growing up, Xander displayed great athleticism and a a high football IQ. He played for the Bovina Mustangs and started all 4 years, leading the team to three consecutive UIL Class A Division II playoff appearances, and a championship game appearance in his senior year. During his time at Bovina, he set school records in nearly every QB category, including: passing touchdowns, rushing yards (single season & career), career passing yards, rushing touchdowns, and yards per carry. Despite his impressive career, the level of competition he faced steered many universities away from him. With offers from Rice, Texas A&M, and Houston, he decided to play for the Aggies.

## College Career

Alexander Williams attended Texas A&M for 4 years, declaring for the NFL Draft after his senior year.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Pre-draft measurables

Williams ran the 40-yard dash in 4.72 seconds at the Scouting Combine. His was the second fastest of all quarterbacks in the 2014 Scouting Combine.

### Draft

In the 2014 NFLHC Draft, the Cleveland Browns selected Brown with the 24th overall pick. He is the first quarterback to start for the Cleveland Browns

### Cleveland Browns

Williams was the starting QB for the Browns for their first three seasons in the league and made the Pro Bowl in 2016. Following the 2016 NFLHC Season, Williams rejected the Re-Signing offer from The Browns. He went into the 2016 offseason as the marquee free agent on the market. It was expected that Williams would receive offers in excess of $15 million per year. After a heated bidding war between the Seahawks and the Chiefs, Alexander signed a 2 year/$35 Million deal with Seattle.

### Seattle Seahawks

Williams played very well in Seattle, including a Pro Bowl appearance and Super Bowl appearance in 2017. Similar to Cleveland, he was unable to sign a long-term contract and headed to free agency in 2020.

### Tennessee Titans

The Titans signed Williams to a 3 year, $30 million contract to replace Kareem Taylor. Williams ability did not transfer to Tennessee and had his worst season which ultimately ended with a season-ending ACL injury. He threw for 8 TDs and 11 INTs in 10 games. He was cut by the Titans after his first season.
Alexander Burton

Alexander Burton is a currently the starting outside linebacker for the LSU Tigers. During his redshirt freshman season in 2019, Burton won SEC Defensive Player of the Year and was First-team All-American.

## Early Years

Burton attended Apalachicola High School in Apalachicola, Florida.

## Recruiting

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

## College Career

### Statistics

Through the conclusion of the 2019 season, Burton's statistics are as follows:
Blake Pile

**Blake PIle** (born May 6th, 1993) is an American football Offensive Tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals. He played college football at USC. The Cincinnati Bengals selected him with the 5th overall pick in the 2016 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Blake Pile was born in Pheonix Arizona and attended and played at Skyline High School. He was heavily recruited by both Arizona State and Arizona, but eventually decided to go out of state.

## College Career

Haley attended USC for 4 years. He was never redshirted, and graduated with a degree in Construction Systems Management, stating his fall back life plan was to spend his day operating the Pile driving machines.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

During the 2016 NFLHC combine, Pile was one of eleven offensive tackles invited. He was widely regarded as one of the top offensive line prospect pre draft and was the top tackle on many peoples board with Matt Bogle. His size and drills were not the best at the combine but he showed good technique throughout

### Draft

Haley was selected in the 1st round of the 2016 NFLHC draft. He was the 1st tackle and offensive linemen selected.

### Cincinnati Bengals

#### 2016 Season

Pile stepped in his Rookie season ready to show his skills to the NFL, and show them he did. He provided much improvement to a Bengals offensive line that went from one of the worst in the league to one of the best, and was picked for his first pro bowl for his efforts.
Ben Thomas

**Ben Thomas** (born April 24, 1994) is an American football Tight End for the San Francisco 49ers. He played college football at Florida State. The San Francisco 49ers selected him with the 80th overall pick in the 2016 NFLHC Draft.

## Early Years

Thomas was born in Amory, Mississippi. He attended Hatley High School.

## College Career

Thomas spent four years at Florida State, earning a Bachelor's degree in Finance. He spent his first few years as a backup tight end for the Seminoles.

### 2014 Season

It wasn't until 2014, his junior season, that he became the starting tight end for the ACC powerhouse. Thomas immediately established a connection with quarterback, Thomas Wheeler, totaling 750 yards receiving, which was good for 4th among tight ends in the nation. He also finished the year tied for 5th among all receivers in touchdown catches, with 11. Thomas helped the Seminoles make it all the way to the 2014 National Championship Game before falling to Alabama.

### 2015 Season

Thomas would see a decline in overall production in 2015. Thomas Wheeler graduated following the 2014 season and junior, Dick Cook would inherit the starting job the following year. Cook was a scrambling quarterback and in 2015, the team shifted its focus more towards running the ball. Thomas would see his numbers decline across the board. He finished the season with 347 yards and just 3 touchdowns.

## Professional Career

### Draft

Thomas was selected in the 4th round of the 2016 NFLHC Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. He was the third tight end taken overall, behind Danny Patrick of North Carolina and Anthony Fasani of Nebraska. He signed a 3 year/$7.5 million deal with the 49ers.

### San Francisco 49ers

#### 2016 Season

Thomas became the starting tight end for the expansion 49ers going into the 2016 season. After a slow start, Thomas began to develop chemistry with starting quarterback, Todd Lester. In the Week 5 win against the New Orleans Saints, he scored his first career touchdown with 33 seconds remaining in the 4th quarter. This would end up clinching the game and gave the 49ers their first win in franchise history.

Thomas would finish the season second on the team in receiving yards, with 371, and his 4 touchdowns would lead the team.
Aaron Shea

**Aaron Shea** (born October 27, 1996) is an American football Quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts. He played college football at Missouri. The Indianapolis Colts drafted him in the 1st pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.

## Professional Career

### Contract Info

Shea's Rookie Deal was for 4 years, $7 Million per season. He currently has 2 years left on that contract.

### 2018 Season

After being drafted #1 Overall, Shea was immediately listed as the starting Quarterback. He got off to a very hot start and only cooled late in the season when Mosi Bartos had his season ended with a Thigh Injury. He finished Top 10 among all Quarterbacks in:

* Completion % (10th)
* Passing Yards (6th)
* Passing Touchdowns (7th)
* Quarterback Rating (8th)

He was also named as the Offensive Rookie of the Year and the Pepsi Rookie of the Year.

He was 1 of 3 Rookies named to the AFC Pro Bowl Squad, the other two being Ron Thomas and Patrick Murphy.

He set Franchise Records for:

* Most Passing Yards in a Season
* Most Passing Touchdowns in a Season
* Most Passing Attempts in a Season
* Most Passing Completions in a Season

### 2019 Season

Following Tony Peaks' season ending ACL injury in the Pre-Season. **Shea** was tasked with being the main playmaker in the offense.
He is currently on pace to break all his Single-Season Franchise records he set in 2018.
In Week 12, he passed Greg Bierria as the leading Touchdown Passer in Colts History. He threw 3 Touchdowns against the Miami Dolphins which brought his career total to 61, passing **Bierria's** 58.
Aden Hastings

**Aden Hastings** (born August 9th, 1995) is an American football Center for the New York Jets. He played college football at Iowa State. The Jets selected him with the 53rd overall pick in the 2020 NFLHC Draft.

## College Career

Hastings went to County College of Morris for two years deciding that football might be a gateway he then transferred to Iowa State. Hastings started at center for the Cyclones over the following two seasons.

## Professional Career

### Pre-draft

Hastings was 1 of 2 centers going into the draft to be invited to the combine. He shined in the wonderlic tests by achieving the highest score in NFLHC history.

### Pre-draft

Pre-draft measurables

### Draft

Hastings was selected with the 53rd overall pick of the 2020 NFLHC Draft by the [[New York Jets].
Bradley Spurlock

**Bradley Spurlock** is an American football cornerback for the Kansas Jayhawks. He is a two-year starter who is expected to retain the starting job as a junior.

## Early Years

Bradley Spurlock attended Taylor High School in Kokomo, Indiana. He was widely considered a top-10 cornerback prospect in the country and one of the top two cornerback prospects in Indiana.

## Recruiting

*Sources:*

## College Career

Spurlock started at cornerback as a true freshman alongside Devon Drummond. He intercepted one pass as a freshman. His sophomore season, he tied a school record with 6 interceptions and set a new school record with 3 defensive touchdowns. He was named to the All-Big 12 team as a sophomore.

### College Statistics

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