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2017 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2017 Big 12 Championship Game** was the 5th championship game for the Big 12 Conference. Texas avenged its double-overtime midseason loss to West Virginia, scoring on Troy Marshall's fourth-quarter pick-six to complete a rally from an 11-point deficit to win 24-21 and secure their second consecutive Big 12 title (and their third overall).

## Teams

### West Virginia Mountaineers

This season had the potential to be one of West Virginia's best ever, but nobody expected it to be this good. They raced out to a 9-0 start, including a 6-0 start in Big 12 play. They beat two-time defending North champion Oklahoma by a 30-20 margin to seize the upper hand in the division, upset then-#1 Texas on the road to take command of it, and then routed Kansas 34-14 in Morgantown to essentially seal the deal. They officially clinched the division in week 12 by escaping Iowa State, 23-21. Their undefeated start was snapped in overtime by TCU, and that loss was followed by a loss to Kentucky. West Virginia finished the regular season with a win over Marshall and a 10-2 record. The Mountaineers were quarterbacked by Richmond King, who is joined in the backfield by "Super" Mario Davis.

### Texas Longhorns

Texas was the #1 team in the country in the preseason and the favorite to win the Big 12 for the second straight year. They lived up to expectations, scoring an early marquee win over Florida and dominating most of their competition. The Florida game (23-20) and the West Virginia game (33-30 2OT loss) remain the only games this season that Texas has not won by double digits. They clinched the Big 12 South in week 12 by routing TCU, 33-3, intercepting four passes in the process. They closed out the regular season with a shutout of Oklahoma State and a road rout of Utah State, and they entered the championship game with an 11-1 record, their only loss of the season. The Longhorns were led by quarterback Brad Davis and runningback Troy Booker.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 TEX - TD 02:33 Roy Davis 10 Yd Pass from Brad Davis (Xavier Jernigan Kick)

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 WV - TD 09:18 Todd Sykes 5 Yd Pass from Richmond King (Oscar Hatfield Kick)

 TEX - FG 06:58 Xavier Jernigan 44 Yd

 WV - TD 00:50 Mario Davis 1 Yd Run (Oscar Hatfield Kick)

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 WV - TD 08:20 Andre Blade 4 Yd Pass from Richmond King (Oscar Hatfield Kick)

 TEX - TD 01:33 Troy Booker 3 Yd Run (Xavier Jernigan Kick)

**4th quarter scoring:**

 TEX - TD 14:40 Troy Marshall INT Return (Xavier Jernigan Kick)

### Statistics

 Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 20-33-2 | 25-40-0
2014 NFL Draft Part 2

## Trades

In the explanations below, **(D)** denotes trades that took place during the 2014 Draft, while **(PD)** indicates trades completed pre-draft.

### Round one

* (PD) Oakland Raiders 1st Round Pick (#3) and 12th Round Pick (#190) to the New Orleans Saints for their 1st Round Pick (#12), 4th Round Pick (#53), and 7th Round Pick (#108).
* (PD) Detroit Lions 1st Round Pick (#9) (along with their 6th Round Pick (#88) and a 2015 7th Round Pick) to the St. Louis Rams for their 3rd Round Pick (#36), 4th Round Pick (#61) and a 2015 3rd Round Pick.
* (PD) Cincinnati Bengals 1st Round Pick (#13) to the Jacksonville Jaguars for their 4th Round Pick (#57), 6th Round Pick (#89), and 2015 3rd and 5th round picks.
* (PD) Seattle Seahawks 1st Round Pick (#14) to the New Orleans Saints for their 2nd Round Pick (#21) and a 3rd Round Pick in 2015.
* (PD) New Orleans Saints 1st Round Pick (#14) to the Jacksonville Jaguars for their 2nd Round Pick (#25), 5th Round Pick (#72), and 7th Round Pick (#104).

### Round two

* (PD) New England Patriots 2nd Round Pick (#22) to the Oakland Raiders for their 4th Round Pick (#62), 6th Round Pick (#94), and 15th Round Pick (#227).

### Round four

* (PD) Miami Dolphins 4th Round Pick (#58) to the New England Patriots for their 6th Round Pick (#86) and a 6th Round Pick in 2015.
2014 NC State Wolfpack Season

Seasons

The 2014 NC State Wolfpack football season was the second season for the college. They improved by 2 wins to a 6-6 record under the coaching of Giogio1907, who lasted for just the 2014 season before leaving the country to evade tax fraud charges.

### Schedule

#### Stats

* Passing:
	+ Donald Caldwell, QB: 226/354 (63.3%), 2405 yards (6.8 YPA, 200.4 YPG), 13 TD, 5 INT

* Rushing:
	+ Jeff Collett, RB: 157 rushes for 758 yards (4.83 YPC, 63.2 YPG), 8 TD

* Recieving:
	+ Jim Umenyiora, WR: 56 receptions for 664 yards (11.9 YPC, 55.3 YPG), 7 TD
	+ Ken Brown, WR: 51 receptions for 581 yards (11.4 YPC, 48.4 YPG), 4 TD
	+ LeRoy Dunn, TE: 24 receptions for 290 yards (12.1 YPC, 24.2 YPG), 2 TD
	+ Mike Miller, WR: 19 receptions for 271 yards (14.3 YPC, 22.6 YPG), 1 TD
	+ Monroe McCormack, TE: 3 receptions for 34 yards (11.3 YPC, 2.8 YPG), 1 TD
	+ Jeff Collett, RB: 2 receptions for 20 yards (10.0 YPC, 1.7 YPG)

* Defensive:
	+ Chris Pace, CB: 28 tackles, 2 INT
	+ Dave Rhodes, OLB: 42 tackles, 1.0 sacks
	+ Cleo Blair, ILB: 80 tackles, 2.0 sacks
	+ Mike Jimenez, FS: 9 tackles
	+ Darren Holt, CB: 6 tackles
	+ Dennis Poteat, DE: 2 tackles, 2.0 sacks, 1 FF
	+ Jeff Friezsz, DE: 5 tackles, 2.0 sacks, 1 FR
	+ Danny Johnston, OLB: 61 tackles
	+ Scott Dewveal, CB: 6 tackles

* Kicking
	+ Mitch Hughes, K: 10/15 FG
2015 Colorado Buffaloes football season

Seasons

Template:2015 Pac-12 football standings

The **2015 Colorado Buffaloes** represented the University of Colorado in the 2015 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Rome and played its home games in Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado. They were a member of the South Division of the Pac-12. Colorado finished the regular season 5-7.

## Personnel

### Key Personnel

 David Medley | Defensive Tackle | 1st | 1st

### Pre-Season Roster

Head coach
* Rome

Coordinators/assistant coaches
* None

Legend
* **(C)** Team captain
* **(S)** Suspended
* **(I)** Ineligible

* Injured Injured
* Redshirt Redshirt

Roster
Last update: 10/17/2016
2015 St. Louis Rams season

The 2015 St. Louis Rams season was during the second year of NFLHC competition.

## 2015 Season

The Rams had several front office changes, as new head coach Time was brought in, replacing PatNarduzzi. Owner HaiThere ceded control to taffyowner, and the organization was later bought by SageBow late in the season. After losing two straight to New Orleans and New England late in the season, the Rams rallied to the then league leading Miami Dolphins and close out the season with 3 straight wins. Entering the play-offs at the #2 seed, the Rams beat a tough Green Bay team at home before edging out a close victory against the Vikings in NFC Championship Game. Squaring off against the Dolphins in Superbowl II, the Rams struggled against the pass and fell in an exciting 41-30 defeat.

### 2015 Individual Awards

QB Darrell Murphy - NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 8

WR Walt Peck - Pro Bowl, All-Pro Team, NFC Offensive Player of the Week - 6

DT Jeffrey Bryant - NFC Defensive Player of the Week - 16

OLB Morris Millen - NFC Special Teams Player of the Week - 8

K Cliff Chamblin - Pro Bowl, NFC Special Teams Player of the Week - 5,11
2014 TCU Horned Frogs Season

Seasons

The 2014 TCU Horned Frogs represented Texas Christian University in the 2014 CFBHC season. The team was coached by DangerZoneh in his first full season as TCU coach and they were guided to a record of 4-8.

While TCU only managed to win 4 games so far this season, many of those victories have been memorable. The first being TCU's monumental upset over the Texas Longhorns, just their second win of the season - in which they overcame a 17 point deficit after the first quarter to win. The Longhorns were ranked #4 in the nation at the time. This win lead to a 3 game win streak for the Horned Frogs, which saw them take down their rivals, the Baylor Bears, and foe Iowa State.

However, before the late season success, the program hit a season low in a 21-42 loss to Oklahoma when star linebacker Ray Lee Coia intercepted a Robert Price pass, and on the return, broke his arm. An injury that was expected to send TCU into a sputtering finish produced the opposite effect and motivated the team.

## Recruiting

TCU's 2014 recruiting class was one of the strongest the program has ever seen. Headlined by WR Jamel Beckham, a recruit ranked top 10 nationally (1st at his position), this class has both depth and stars. Other major recruits from this class were DE Michael Davis, FB Fredrick Marshall, and CB Gary Lee.

Alongside of those recruits, TCU also pulled in a class of junior college class that was ranked #1 in the nation. This class was headlined by TE Paul Carter-Williams and FS Andrew Wright.

Between the high school recruiting and the junior college recruiting, TCU's ranking in the IRQ skyrocketed all the way to #3 in the nation.
Impulse Pump

General

 **Liquids**

 Liquid capacity:

## Description

Added in version 7.0 (140.3), and as a part of Serpulo.

* Cyclone
* Duo
* Foreshadow
* Fuse
* Hail
* Lancer
* Meltdown
* Parallax
* File:Repair Turret.png Repair Turret
* Salvo
* Scatter
* Scorch
* Segment
* Spectre
* Swarmer
* Tsunami
* File:Turrets.png Turrets
 Extractors and Drills
* **Impulse Pump**
* Laser Drill
* Mechanical Drill
* Mechanical Pump
* Oil Extractor
* Rotary Pump
* File:Thermal Pump.png Thermal Pump
 Item Transportation and Storage
* Bridge Conduit
* Bridge Conveyor
* Container
* Distributor
* Inverted Sorter
* Liquid Tank
* Mass Driver
* Overflow Gate
* Payload Conveyor
* Payload Router
* Phase Conduit
* Phase Conveyor
* Plastanium Conveyor
* Plated Conduit
* Ripple
* Titanium Conveyor
* Underflow Gate
* Unloader
 Liquid blocks
 Walls
* Door
* Large Copper Wall
* Large Door
* Large Phase Wall
* Large Plastanium Wall
* Large Surge Wall
* Large Thorium Wall
* Large Titanium Wall
* Phase Wall
* Plastanium Wall
* Surge Wall
* Thorium Wall
 Factories and Reconstructors
* Air Factory
* Exponential Reconstructor
* Ground Factory
* Multiplicative Reconstructor
* Naval Factory
 Crafting stations
* File:Blast Mixer.png Blast Mixer
* Coal Centrifuge
* File:Cryofluid Mixer.png Cryofluid Mixer
* File:Cultivator.png Cultivator
* File:Disassembler.png Disassembler
* Graphite Press
* Kiln
* Melter
* Multi-Press
* File:Phase Weaver.png Phase Weaver
* File:Plastanium Compressor.png Plastanium Compressor
* File:Pulverizer.png Pulverizer
* File:Pyratite Mixer.png Pyratite Mixer
* File:Separator.png Separator
* Silicon Arc Furnace
* Silicon Crucible
* Silicon Smelter
* File:Spore Press.png Spore Press
 Power
* File:Battery Diode.png Battery Diode
* Combustion Generator
* File:Differential Generator.png Differential Generator
* File:Impact Reactor.png Impact Reactor
* File:Large Battery.png Large Battery
* File:Large Power Node.png Large Power Node
* File:Large Solar Panel.png Large Solar Panel
* File:Power Node.png Power Node
* RTG Generator
* File:Solar Panel.png Solar Panel
* File:Steam Generator.png Steam Generator
* File:Surge Tower.png Surge Tower
 Logic
* File:Hyper Processor.png Hyper Processor
* File:Large Logic Display.png Large Logic Display
* File:Logic Display.png Logic Display
* File:Logic Processor.png Logic Processor
* File:Memory Bank.png Memory Bank
* File:Memory Cell.png Memory Cell
* File:Micro Processor.png Micro Processor
 Other
* File:Core: Foundation.png Core: Foundation
* File:Core: Nucleus.png Core: Nucleus
* File:Core: Shard.png Core: Shard
* File:Illuminator.png Illuminator
* Incinerator
* File:Launch Pad.png Launch Pad
* Mend Projector
* Mender
* File:Message.png Message
* Overdrive Dome
* File:Repair Point.png Repair Point
* File:Shock Mine.png Shock Mine
2014 SHC World Cup

## Schedule

* Round 1: June 23, 2014
* Round 2: June 30, 2014
* Round 3: July 07, 2014
* Round 4: July 14, 2014
* Round 5: July 21, 2014
* Round 6: July 28, 2014
* Round of 16: July 31, 2014
* Quarterfinals: August 04, 2014
* Semifinals: August 07, 2014
* Final: August 11, 2014

## Statistics

### Awards

#### Golden Boot

 2
 3

### Goalscorers

9 goals

* Cesar Ayock, Cameroon
* Jean Erreygers, Belgium

8 goals

* Nino Dufaux, Switzerland

6 goals

* Roland Sturm, Austria
* Rosario Engonga, Spain
* Carl Brunette, Australia
* Edoardo Sarli, Italy

5 goals

* Ray Rollet, France
* Teodor Machacek, Czech Republic
* Adrien Bardot, France
* Fredy Vidmar, Switzerland
* Tymoteusz Galeczka, Poland

### Assists

8 assists

* Marcel Sadja, Cameroon

7 assists

* Soltan Kremsmayr, Austria

6 assists

* Ray Rollet, France
* Thomas Allegretti, Italy
* Gaspar Ufarte, Costa Rica

5 assists

* Dieter Hlamen, Switzerland
* Dwayne Moony, Australia
* Bart Mathieu, Belgium
* Alexandre Versavel, Belgium

4 assists

* Luciano Teniente, Mexico
* Matias Bagoureau, Belgium
* Matthias Buehler, Austria
* Alou Duchamp, France
* Fabian Kaltenbrunner, Austria
* Panagiotis Patsajoglou, Greece
* Roland Lustrinelli, Switzerland
* Adrian Argenso, Spain
* Bahador Locatelli, Italy
2016 Air Force Falcons football team

Seasons

The 2016 Air Force Falcons football season began with Air Force traveling to Ohio State in week one. They play as a member of the Mountain West Conference, in the mountain division. Air Force defeated San Diego State to win the 2016 Mountain West Championship. Air Force also earned their first top 25 ranking, at #23 in the Week 14 Coaches Poll.

## Awards

#### All-MWC Team

##### First Team

* FB Johnnie Costa
* OT Patrick Wheeler
* DE Robert Thomas
* ILB Paul Buck

##### Second Team

* OG Thomas Anderson
* OLB John Levin
* CB Stephen Mitchell-Morrison
* K Carlos Cruz
Titanium

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 Hardness

**Titanium** is an mid-tier item that can be found in some maps, and is used for more efficient or advanced construction. It can be mined by most drills, except for the Mechanical Drill.

In order to transition towards TItanium, one needs to have a working Graphite Press, since that allows for the building of Pneumatic Drill, which can work on it. Take note that the Graphite Press can only be built if there is Lead, Copper present, and worked on if Coal present.

## Location

Titanium can be mined from  Titanium Ore patches.

## How to get titanium?

Titanium can be collected using:

## - Used to build

Titanium is need as build material for:
## - Required for

### Crafting

Titanium is required for below blocks to create advanced materials:
- ### Ammunition

Titanium can be used as ammunition for:

	* **Titanium**
	* Copper
	* Coal
	* Graphite
	* Silicon
	* Lead
	* Scrap
	* Beryllium
	* Thorium
	* Metaglass
	* Sand
	* Pyratite
	* Plastanium
	* Spore Pod
	* Blast Compound
	* Surge Alloy
	* Phase Fabric
	* Oxide
	* Water
	* Oil
	* Slag
	* Cryofluid
	* Ozone
	* Hydrogen
2014 Green Bay Packers season

The 2014 Green Bay Packers season was during the first year of NFLHC competition.

## Offseason

### 2014 NFL Draft

Main article: 2014 NFLHC Draft

Notes
* The Packers traded pick No. 1 to receive No. 2 and No. 130 from the Carolina Panthers.

* The Packers traded pick No. 32 and No. 22 to receive No. 116, No. 141, No. 148, No. 173, No. 180, No. 205, and No. 212 from the Cincinnati Bengals.

* The Packers traded pick No. 64 and No. 116 to receive No. 39 from the Miami Dolphins.

* The Packers traded pick No. 97 and No. 130 to receive No. 67 from the Oakland Raiders.

## Regular Season

### Awards

Raymond Muhammad

* All-Pro C
* NFC Pro Bowl C

Larry Williams

* NFC Pro Bowl OG

Chris Henderson

* NFC Pro Bowl DE

Damione Ellis

* NFC Pro Bowl OLB
2013 Virginia Cavaliers Football Team

Seasons

The 2013 Virginia Cavaliers football season began on the road at Penn State in week one. They played as a member of the ACC, in the Coastal division. They earned wins against Wake Forest and Georgia Tech to finish the season 2-10 overall.
Coach abeanetx started the season as the head coach, but a family emergency forced him to resign. Afterwards, the University of Virginia hired Coach npklemm to be his replacement, and he has been the coach since.

## Awards

#### All-ACC Team

* Chad Dess
* Mike Taylor
2014 Dallas Cowboys season

The Dallas Cowboys were founded in 2014 by owner TheUgly, General Manager EavansionCFBHC, and head coach thealanation as the Seattle Seahawks. Following the draft, the team became the Dallas Cowboys. The present day Seattle Seahawks are an entirely different franchise than the 2014 Seahawks, who played in Dallas as the Cowboys.
2015 Boston College Eagles season

Seasons

### Recruiting

Boston College finished with the 68th-best recruiting class in the country. The Eagles class was headlined by JUCO tackle, Kris Broadwick. Due to the lack of a head coach during recruiting season, Boston College failed to offer scholarships to any other players, leading to a recruiting class made up almost entirely of walk-ons.
1st Rocket League 1v1 Championship

## Players

* File:Germany.png Soluna
* File:Usa.png UBL
* File:Usa.png Dacder
* File:Usa.png Bubada
* File:Usa.png Jumanji
* File:Singapore.png SageBow
* File:Usa.png SodapopSeth
* File:Hongkong.png Isaac829

## Bracket

*All games Best of 3 except Grand Final, which is Best of 5*

## Awards

* Champion: Bubada
* Top Goalscorer: Bubada, 6.10 GPG
* Top Scorer: Jumanji, 72 Goals
* Most Shots: Jumanji, 9.75 SPG
* Most Dangerous: UBL, 100%
* Most Saves: Dacder, 1.80 SVPG
2013 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2013 Big 12 Championship Game** was the Big 12's inaugural championship game. It was contested between the two top finishers in the regular season, the first-place and 10th-ranked Texas Longhorns and the second-place UCF Knights. The Longhorns got off to an early 21-0 lead and never looked back on its way to the Big 12 title and a Cotton Bowl appearance.

## Teams

### UCF

The UCF Knights made the championship game after a 1-5 start to the year, including a 70-7 loss to USC. They turned it around in conference play starting with a shutout win over Rice, followed by wins over TCU, Oklahoma State, West Virginia, and Texas Tech to clinch bowl eligibility. Their only in-conference losses all season were a pair of defeats at the hands of Boise State.

### Texas

Texas made the Big 12 Championship Game behind the stellar play of runningback Sterling Brown, who finished the season 5th in the nation with 1601 rushing yards, tied for 6th in the nation with 19 rushing touchdowns, and hit the 100-yard mark in 7 games. He once again carried Texas in the Big 12 Championship Game, rushing 29 times for 209 yards and 3 first-half touchdowns that put the Longhorns up 28-3 by halftime, essentially putting the game away before it truly began.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 TEX - TD 08:43 Sterling Brown 6 Yd Run (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

 TEX - TD 05:00 Sterling Brown 11 Yd Run (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

 TEX - TD 00:53 Broderick Snell 2 Yd Run (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 UCF - FG 08:45 Lee Avery 34 Yd

 TEX - TD 02:49 Sterling Brown 17 Yd (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 UCF - TD 08:48 Trace Buchanan 19 Yd Run (Lee Avery Kick)

**4th quarter scoring:**

 TEX - TD 13:13 Dan Nomellini 12 Yd Pass from John Jones (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

 TEX - TD 07:03 Jacky Walters 7 Yd Pass from John Jones (Gino Chiaverini Kick)

### Statistics

 Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 8-10-0 | 12-14-150
2015 UCLA Bruins football team

Seasons

The **UCLA Bruins 2015 Season** represented the UCLA Bruins in the 2015 CFBHC Season. This was the third year of play for the Bruins. The team was coached by first year head coach cuhcs13 and played their home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

UCLA entered the 2015 Season un-ranked and with a new head coach in cuhcs13. The expectations were for the Bruins to earn a third straight bowl invite and make a run in the Pac-12 South Division to try and return to the Conference Championship game.

The season started out well with a home win over Georgia State 52-14. Then the Bruins went 4-4 over the next eight games including their third loss to #1 Oklahoma Sooners. UCLA was then poised to make their third straight bowl game with a single win in any of their final three games. Unfortunately all three of those games were against ranked conference opponents. The Bruins dropped all three games including a heartbreaking 9-6 overtime loss at home to the #24 Washington Huskies.

With a 5-7 record and not many signs of improvement, UCLA asked head coach cuhcs13 to step down after a single season in charge. The aggressive move by the administration was helped by the fact that they had lined up a home-run new hire in head coach DStack11 for the 2016 season.
2014 Big 12 Championship Game

The **2014 Big 12 Championship Game** was the second football championship game for the Big 12 Conference. It featured the Kansas Jayhawks, winners of the Big 12 North Division, and the Baylor Bears, winners of the South Division. The two teams met earlier that season on May 3rd, a game that Baylor won 49-47 in triple overtime after rallying from an early 21-3 deficit for Kansas's only regular-season loss. A 35-6 Kansas win sent the Jayhawks to the Sugar Bowl, though they finished one spot short of qualifying for the playoff.

## Teams

### Baylor

The Baylor Bears made the championship game after a rough start to their first season of CFBHC play. They started 1-3 before defeating then-#20 Kansas, 49-47 in triple overtime, launching a 4-game win streak during which they looked downright dominant behind the stellar play of quarterback Joshua Andrews (323-502 for 3526 yards, 27 TD, 9 INT in the regular season). However, Andrews was injured early in a loss to TCU. He missed that game and never seemed to be 100% for the rest of the season. However, due to collapses by Texas and Texas Tech and a key win over Oklahoma State, Baylor was still able to lock up the Big 12 South.

### Kansas

The Kansas Jayhawks were also in their first year of CFBHC play. They started 4-0 before the loss to Baylor, but finished the season on a 7-game win streak, the key win being a 28-14 road win against Oklahoma to take control of the Big 12 North. They were led by eventual Doak Walker award winner and Big 12 Player of the Year James Otero, who finished the regular season with 1492 yards and 26 touchdowns (both led the Big 12) on 216 carries. Otero was also a Heisman finalist and joined teammate defensive back Ricky Rose on the All-American 1st team.

## Scoring summary

**1st quarter scoring:**

 KAN - TD 06:00 James Otero 8 Yd Run (Christopher Massey Kick)

 KAN - TD 01:30 Richard Zimmerman 4 Yd Pass from Christopher Brooks (Christopher Massey Kick)

**2nd quarter scoring:**

 KAN - TD 13:04 James Otero 4 Yd Run (Christopher Massey Kick)

 BAY - FG 03:37 Ronald Daniel 45 Yd

**3rd quarter scoring:**

 BAY - FG 12:12 Ronald Daniel 37 Yd

 KAN - TD 06:21 Christopher Brooks 8 Yd Run (Christopher Massey Kick)

**4th quarter scoring:**

 KAN- TD 01:56 James Otero 1 Yd Run (Christopher Massey Kick)

### Statistics

 Passes, Comp-Att-Int | 21–49–4 | 12–17–0
2016 Indianapolis Colts season

The **2016 Indianapolis Colts** season will be the franchise's 3rd season in the National Football League.

## Transactions

### Arrivals

* The Colts signed P Jermaine Farmer to a 1 year, 750K Deal on 1/7.
* The Colts signed FB Victor Brunson to a 1 year, 750K Deal on 1/7.
* The Colts signed DE Josh Swift to a y year, 1 Million Deal on 1/7.
* The Colts signed ILB Tyrone Pena to a 1 year, 750K Deal on 1/8.

### Departures

* Jon Monk was selected in the 2016 NFLHC Expansion Draft.

### Trades

* The Colts traded their 2017 NFLHC Draft 4th and 7th Round Picks to the Detroit Lions for their 2016 NFLHC Draft #66 Pick (Rashad Simon was selected with the pick).
* The Colts traded their 2017 NFLHC Draft 5th and 6th Round Picks to the [[Minnesota Vikings for their 2016 NFLHC Draft #124 Pick (Tim Kassell was selected with the pick).
* The Colts traded their 2016 NFLHC Draft #31 and #110 Picks to the Green Bay Packers for their 2016 NFLHC Draft #21 and # 189 Picks (Jimmie Shelton and Kevin Barker were selected with these picks).
* The Colts traded their 2016 NFLHC Draft #8 and #86 Picks to the San Francisco 49ers for their 2016 NFLHC Draft #2 Pick (Mosi Bartos was selected with the pick).
* The Colts traded their 2016 NFLHC Draft #139 Pick to the Carolina Panthers for OT John Marchetti.

## 2017 Season

### Regular Season Schedule

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

### Play-Off Schedule

 Super Bowl | Atlanta Falcons | Green Bay, WI | 16-23

### Season Result

The **Colts** finished with the best record in the NFL. They won the AFC Central in its final year of existence. They beat the Raiders and Dolphins in the Divisional Round and AFC Championship before losing to the Falcons in the Super Bowl.

## Final Roster

* 11 Keith Simon

**Running backs**
* 26 Bobby Givan
* 33 Tony Peaks
* 34 *Victor Brunson* FB

**Wide receivers**
* 10 *Rashad Simon*
* 15 Tony Gross KR/PR
* 81 Andy Goode
* 88 *Mosi Bartos*

**Tight ends**
* 80 Kevin Knight
* 83 Jason Lee
* 73 John Marchetti T
* 74 Richard Carter T
* 78 *Kevin Barker* T
* 66 *Jimmie Shelton* G
* 67 Sammy Baxter G

**Defensive linemen**
* 92 Quentin Smith DT
* 99 Keith Hooks DT
* 93 Rodney Galbreath DE
* 95 *Josh Swift* DE
* 97 *Grover Walker* DE
* 57 Tyrone Pena
* 43 Vince Smith OLB
* 91 Keyuo Clark OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 21 Kenny Allen CB
* 24 Tony Smith CB
* 27 *Tim Kassell* CB
* 29 Sean Burton FS
* 31 Raymond Ponce SS

**Special teams**
* 1 *Jermaine Farmer* P

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
31 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2015 Houston Texans season

* **Houston Texans (2015–present)**

The Buffalo Bills were founded in 2015 by Taco the team would later be sold to Rome who would also step down as owner. The Bills were than sold to aarontdotson who relocated the team to Houston where they became the Houston Texans. Taco hired cmcgill as the team's first general manager and Dean\_Craig\_Pelton as the team's first head coach. Dean\_Craig\_Pelton would leave to coach the Cleveland Browns. The Texans HC position is currently vacant. The Texans play in the AFC East and their home field is NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. 2015 is their first competitive year in the expansion league NFLHC.
2014 New York Jets season

The **2014 New York Jets** season was the franchise's inaugural season in the National Football League. The team found success with a 7-4 record in the regular season, but lost the AFC East title to the Miami Dolphins and lost to the Dolphins in the first round of the playoffs.

## Transactions

### Trades

* The Jets traded their third round pick (48th) to the Raiders in exchange for two seventh round picks (99th and 108th) and a 2015 fifth round pick. These picks were used to select Shawn Tennell, Tommy Leonard, and were used in the 2015 trade-up for Aaron Kotar respectively.

* The Jets traded their fifth and fifteenth round picks (80th and 240th) to the Packers for their sixth and eleventh round picks (96th and 161st). These picks were used to select Brian Kiel and Tony Hennigan.

## 2014 Season

### Schedule

#### Regular Season

**Note:** Intra-division opponents are in **bold** text.

## Final Roster

**Running backs**
* 25 *Brian Kiel*
* 44 *Aric Webster*

**Wide receivers**
* 10 *David Gaines*
* 88 Wayne Grover
* 87 Hector Jefferson
* 82 *Rod Woodley*

**Tight ends**
* 47 *Obafemi Chamberlin*
* 72 *Hines Coleman* T
* 67 *Spencer Flutie* C
* 75 *Don Fontenot* T
* 69 *Charles Ford* T
* 63 *Jon McCaffrey* T
* 72 *Harry Schroeder* G

**Defensive linemen**
* 96 *Alvis Brumm* DE
* 78 Daniel Graben DT
* 77 *Tom Schmidt* DE
* 94 *Albert Taylor* DE
* 92 *Steve Thomas* DE
* 90 *Alex Todd* DT
* 51 *Tommy Leonard* OLB
* 57 Neal O'Leary OLB
* 97 *Ron Rader* ILB
* 56 *Kwazi Robb* OLB

**Defensive backs**
* 22 *John Johnson* CB
* 21 *Tony Hennigan* SS
* 37 *Shawn Tennell* CB
* 31 *John Queen* CB
* 30 *Jim Sisemore* FS
* 40 Ollie Vance CB

**Special teams**
* 1 *Dennis Carson* P
* 9 *Ken Hodel* K

**Practice squad**

*Rookies in italics*
34 Active, 0 Inactive, 0 Practice squad
2015 CFBHC Recruiting Rankings

# Algorithm

The ranking takes into consideration:

* Favors potential over skill though both are used in calculating a player's ranking.
* High potential/skill (greater than or equal to 4.0) recruits are heavily favored.
* Favors freshmen over seniors.
* If you recruit >1 players at positions like QB or SS your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* If you recruit >2 players at positions like OT or DE your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* Doesn't factor in considering recruits.
* If you recruited +30 commits, then it ignores any recruits past your top 30.
2013 Oklahoma State Cowboys football team

Seasons

2013 was the inaugural season for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. They play as a member of the Big 12 Conference, the most exciting conference in football. The Cowboys got off to a rough start in non conference play dropping all five of their non conference games. They fared slightly better in conference play ending up with a 3-4 record in Big 12 play. Ultimately this season would go down as a season of missed chances for the cowboys as they played 8 games decided by one score and ended up 2-6 in those games.

## Game notes

### Vs. Louisville

**Vs. Louisville**
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*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* LVL – Alex Bridgewater to M.L. Kriewaldt, 92 yd TD pass - 7:03 (LVL 7-0)
* OKST – Cameron Newhouse, INT return for TD - 13:11 (Tied 7-7)
* OKST – Booker T. Washington, 10 yd TD run - 8:20 (OKST 7-14)

Passing
* LVL – Alex Bridgewater – 17/29, 284 - 1 TD, 1 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 10/20, 138 - 0 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* LVL – Craig Grimsley – 12-58
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 21-157 - 1 TD

Receiving
* LVL – M.L. Kriewaldt – 2-128 - 1 TD
* LVL - Darrell George - 7-82
* LVL - George Cox - 4-47
* OKST – Terry Cross – 3-53
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-38
* OKST - Bobby Mitchell - 2-23

Defense
* LVL - Dwight Dwight -4 tkl, 1 sack
* LVL - Al Hill - 9 tkl
* LVL - Casey Holt - 7 tkl
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 4 tkl, 1 Int, 1 TD
* OKST - Josh Means - 5 tkl, 1 sack
* OKST - Khary Miller - 7 tkl

### Vs. Colorado

{
}

*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* OKST – Ricky Simmons to Terry Cross, 27 yd TD pass - 14:52 (OKST 0-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 34 yd FG - 9:02 (OKST 3-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 30 yd FG - 3:44 (OKST 6-7)
* OKST – Tom Salave'a, 36 yd FG - 10:14 (OKST 6-10)

Passing
* COL – Robert Hayes – 9/20, 76 - 0 TD, 0 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 12/22, 106 - 1 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* COL – Lenny Cartwright – 15-85
* COL - Robert Hayes - 6-53
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 18-111

Receiving
* COL – Itula Toon – 3-38
* COL - Robert Shipp - 4-16
* COL - Chris Cooper - 1-12
* OKST – Terry Cross – 4-50 - 1 TD
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-34
* OKST - Charlie Bryson - 3-19

Defense
* COL - Blair Williams - 9 tkl
* COL - Jerry Middlebrooks - 5 tkl
* COL - Lance Baker - 1 Sack
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 5 tkl, 1 Int
* OKST - ???? Tomlinson - 12 tkl
* OKST - Chris Reed - 10 tkl
2016 SHC Admin Cup

The **2016 SHC Admin Cup** is the 2nd season of the annual SHC cup competition. It began on 24 October 2014 with the first of five rounds and will end on 26 December 2014 with the second leg of the final.

## Participating clubs

The following 32 teams are participating in the competition.

 * AS Roma  ***Champion***
* Borussia Dortmund *(Eliminated in Quarterfinal)*
* Colo Colo *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* Cruz Azul *(Eliminated in Semifinal)*
* FC Bayern München *(Eliminated in Quarterfinal)*
* Grasshoppers Zürich *(Eliminated in Final)*
* Manchester United *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* Real Madrid CF *(Eliminated in Semifinal)*
* Canon Yaoundé *(Eliminated in Quarterfinal)*
* Chicago Fire *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* Chivas *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* FC Barcelona *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* FC Dallas *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* SC Braga *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* TSV 1860 München *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* Celtic FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* New York City FC *(Eliminated in Round of 16)*
* Nottingham Forest FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Philadelphia Union *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Rangers FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Sporting Kansas City *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* VfB Stuttgart *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Everton FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Juventus FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Leeds United *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Liverpool FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Maccabi Tel Aviv *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Manchester City FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*
* Minnesota United FC *(Eliminated in First Round)*

## Schedule

* Round 1: 25,31 October 2014
* Round 2: 7,14 November 2014
* Quarterfinal: 21,28 November 2014
* Semifinal: 5,12 December 2014
* Final: 19,26 December 2014

## Brackets

*Rounds are not reseeded as in previous cups. The initial seed holds true throughout the whole tournament.*
2015 OkState

Seasons

2014 is the second season of play for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. They play as a member of the Big 12 Conference, the most exciting conference in football. The 2014 season saw the Cowboys start strong reaching a record of 6-2. After a hot start the Cowboys cooled off losing 4 of their last 5 before ending the season at 7-6(4-3). They did however reach a school high ranking of #19 in the AP poll and participated in the first bowl game in school history. They took on Michigan in the Heart of Dallas Bowl losing by a score of 6-17. Coach Kingazzal was released after the season with a career
record of 10-17.

## Game notes

### Vs. Louisville

**Vs. Louisville**
{
}

*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* LVL – Alex Bridgewater to M.L. Kriewaldt, 92 yd TD pass - 7:03 (LVL 7-0)
* OKST – Cameron Newhouse, INT return for TD - 13:11 (Tied 7-7)
* OKST – Booker T. Washington, 10 yd TD run - 8:20 (OKST 7-14)

Passing
* LVL – Alex Bridgewater – 17/29, 284 - 1 TD, 1 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 10/20, 138 - 0 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* LVL – Craig Grimsley – 12-58
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 21-157 - 1 TD

Receiving
* LVL – M.L. Kriewaldt – 2-128 - 1 TD
* LVL - Darrell George - 7-82
* LVL - George Cox - 4-47
* OKST – Terry Cross – 3-53
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-38
* OKST - Bobby Mitchell - 2-23

Defense
* LVL - Dwight Dwight -4 tkl, 1 sack
* LVL - Al Hill - 9 tkl
* LVL - Casey Holt - 7 tkl
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 4 tkl, 1 Int, 1 TD
* OKST - Josh Means - 5 tkl, 1 sack
* OKST - Khary Miller - 7 tkl

### Vs. Colorado

{
}

*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* OKST – Ricky Simmons to Terry Cross, 27 yd TD pass - 14:52 (OKST 0-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 34 yd FG - 9:02 (OKST 3-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 30 yd FG - 3:44 (OKST 6-7)
* OKST – Tom Salave'a, 36 yd FG - 10:14 (OKST 6-10)

Passing
* COL – Robert Hayes – 9/20, 76 - 0 TD, 0 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 12/22, 106 - 1 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* COL – Lenny Cartwright – 15-85
* COL - Robert Hayes - 6-53
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 18-111

Receiving
* COL – Itula Toon – 3-38
* COL - Robert Shipp - 4-16
* COL - Chris Cooper - 1-12
* OKST – Terry Cross – 4-50 - 1 TD
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-34
* OKST - Charlie Bryson - 3-19

Defense
* COL - Blair Williams - 9 tkl
* COL - Jerry Middlebrooks - 5 tkl
* COL - Lance Baker - 1 Sack
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 5 tkl, 1 Int
* OKST - ???? Tomlinson - 12 tkl
* OKST - Chris Reed - 10 tkl
2013 UCLA Bruins football team

Seasons

The **UCLA Bruins 2013 Season** represented the UCLA Bruins in the 2013 Season. This was the first year of play for the Bruins. The team was coached by first year head coach evanisonCFBHC and played their home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

UCLA entered the 2013 Season with a pre-season ranking of #14 and faced the #6 Oklahoma Sooners in East Rutherford, NJ for the first game in the Bruin's history. The Sooners emerged victorious by a 52-49 margin.

The Bruins were able to record the school's first win on week 2 against Wake Forest 56-9. The game was played in Arlington, TX. The emphatic win helped to support the Bruins lofty pre-season ranking.

The first home game for the Bruins in the Rose Bowl was against #1 Florida State and unfortunately the Seminoles won 35-24. UCLA was now 1-2 to start the 2013 season, but the two losses against top-10 teams gave them hope that they could turn the season around. Coach evanisonCFBHC then lead the Bruins to win eight of their nine remaining regular season games and finish with a 9-3 record.

With the regular season concluded, the Bruins and their 6-1 conference record and victory over fellow 6-1 USC were crowned the winners of the Pac-12 South Division and were to play the North Division champions #16 Washington State Cougars. The conference championship game was played in the Rose Bowl and the Bruins were victorious 35-13 and won their first Pac-12 Conference Championship.

UCLA was then invited to play the UCF Knights in the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, AZ. The Bruins were heavy favorites and they took care of business and beat UCF 49-14. UCLA finished their inaugural season with a 11-3 record and a Pac-12 Conference Championship.
2016 Pittsburgh Panthers Season

Seasons

The 2016 Pittsburgh Panthers football season is their third season under coach Jumbo. This season follows the 2015 Pitt season in which they were crowned Coastal champions.

Before the second game of the year, Jumbo hired thatfunk as offensive coordinator and demoted Erik Mims to TE coach. Michael Williams remained on as defensive coordinator.

Two games later, thatfunk left to take the Marshall head coaching job, leading Mims to be re-promoted.

### Stats

#### Time and Weather

All game tallies are games where that player recorded statistics in that category, not games played.
2016 UCLA Bruins football team

Seasons

The **UCLA Bruins 2016 Season** represented the UCLA Bruins in the 2016 CFBHC Season. This was the fourth year of play for the Bruins. The team was coached by first year head coach DStack11 and played their home games at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

UCLA entered the 2016 Season un-ranked and with a new head coach in DStack11. The Bruins were coming off a disappointing 2015 campaign where they finished 5-7 and didn't make a bowl game for the first time in school history. The Athletic Director had confidence that DStack11 would be able to put together a good season and get UCLA back on the path to Conference Championships.

The Bruins reeled off five straight non-conference wins and headed into Pac-12 conference play with high hopes and a #13 ranking. UCLA traveled to Salt Lake City, UT to face the Utah Utes and dropped their first game of the season in a close 14-10 loss.

UCLA then went on a second winning streak of the season and won six straight conference games including a 13-7 win over rivals USC Trojans to snap a two game losing streak to the Trojans. The Bruins' successful season did not result in a Pac-12 Championship game appearance however as the single conference loss to the Utah Utes allowed Utah to represent the South Division.

The Bruins were invited to play in the Sun Bowl against the #13 Pittsburgh Panthers in El Paso, TX. UCLA won 34-21 and capped the 2016 season with a 12-1 record in DStack11's first season in charge.
2015 Buffalo Bills season

* **Buffalo Bills (2015–present)**

The Buffalo Bills were founded in 2015 by Taco the team would later be sold to Rome who would also step down as owner. Taco hired cmcgill as the team's first general manager and Dean\_Craig\_Pelton as the team's first head coach. The Bills play in the AFC East and their home field is Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, New York. 2015 is their first competitive year in the expansion league NFLHC.
2016 OkState

Seasons

2014 is the second season of play for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. They play as a member of the Big 12 Conference, the most exciting conference in football. The 2014 season saw the Cowboys start strong reaching a record of 6-2. After a hot start the Cowboys cooled off losing 4 of their last 5 before ending the season at 7-6(4-3). They did however reach a school high ranking of #19 in the AP poll and participated in the first bowl game in school history. They took on Michigan in the Heart of Dallas Bowl losing by a score of 6-17. Coach Kingazzal was released after the season with a career
record of 10-17.

## Game notes

### Vs. Louisville

**Vs. Louisville**
{
}

*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* LVL – Alex Bridgewater to M.L. Kriewaldt, 92 yd TD pass - 7:03 (LVL 7-0)
* OKST – Cameron Newhouse, INT return for TD - 13:11 (Tied 7-7)
* OKST – Booker T. Washington, 10 yd TD run - 8:20 (OKST 7-14)

Passing
* LVL – Alex Bridgewater – 17/29, 284 - 1 TD, 1 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 10/20, 138 - 0 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* LVL – Craig Grimsley – 12-58
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 21-157 - 1 TD

Receiving
* LVL – M.L. Kriewaldt – 2-128 - 1 TD
* LVL - Darrell George - 7-82
* LVL - George Cox - 4-47
* OKST – Terry Cross – 3-53
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-38
* OKST - Bobby Mitchell - 2-23

Defense
* LVL - Dwight Dwight -4 tkl, 1 sack
* LVL - Al Hill - 9 tkl
* LVL - Casey Holt - 7 tkl
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 4 tkl, 1 Int, 1 TD
* OKST - Josh Means - 5 tkl, 1 sack
* OKST - Khary Miller - 7 tkl

### Vs. Colorado

{
}

*at Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma** **Game weather**: 88 F and Sunny

* OKST – Ricky Simmons to Terry Cross, 27 yd TD pass - 14:52 (OKST 0-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 34 yd FG - 9:02 (OKST 3-7)
* COL – Nick Easy, 30 yd FG - 3:44 (OKST 6-7)
* OKST – Tom Salave'a, 36 yd FG - 10:14 (OKST 6-10)

Passing
* COL – Robert Hayes – 9/20, 76 - 0 TD, 0 INT
* OKST – Ricky Simmions – 12/22, 106 - 1 TD, 0 INT

Rushing
* COL – Lenny Cartwright – 15-85
* COL - Robert Hayes - 6-53
* OKST – Booker T. Washington 18-111

Receiving
* COL – Itula Toon – 3-38
* COL - Robert Shipp - 4-16
* COL - Chris Cooper - 1-12
* OKST – Terry Cross – 4-50 - 1 TD
* OKST - Tommy Boiman - 3-34
* OKST - Charlie Bryson - 3-19

Defense
* COL - Blair Williams - 9 tkl
* COL - Jerry Middlebrooks - 5 tkl
* COL - Lance Baker - 1 Sack
* OKST - Cameron Newhouse - 5 tkl, 1 Int
* OKST - ???? Tomlinson - 12 tkl
* OKST - Chris Reed - 10 tkl
2016 Central Michigan Chippewas Season

Seasons

The **2016 Central Michigan Chippewas** represented Central Michigan University in the 2016 CFBHC Season. The team was coached by Eternal\_Inferno for 6 games, the AI for 4 games, and bigred23 for the last game and played its home games in Kelly/Shorts Stadium in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. They were a member of the MAC and failed to qualify for a postseason appearance.

Central Michigan opened the season with three victories in their first four games, creating promise for the team. Following the win over the Toledo Rockets, however, the Chippewas fell in consecutive games. Head coach Eternal\_Inferno left the team following that loss, leaving the Chippewas coachless for the first time. After a four game stretch which saw the Chippewas go 1-3, bigred23 was hired to lead the team in their finale against the Ball State Cardinals, which they lost 17-9. The team would finish 4-6 in the inaugural season.

Four players earned conference recognition, being elected to the 1st team All-MAC.
2017 CFBHC Recruiting Rankings

# Algorithm

The ranking takes into consideration:

* Favors potential over skill though both are used in calculating a player's ranking.
* High potential/skill (greater than or equal to 4.0) recruits are heavily favored.
* Favors freshmen over seniors.
* If you recruit >1 players at positions like QB or SS your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* If you recruit >2 players at positions like OT or DE your team ranking improves less for each additional recruit.
* Doesn't factor in considering recruits.
* If you recruited +30 commits, then it ignores any recruits past your top 30.

# Ranking

WR Stephen Dudley Miami not in list
C Otto Langston Northern Western Michigan not in list
2013 Tennessee Volunteers season

Seasons

The **Tennessee Volunteers** began play in the 2013 CFBHC Season. The team began initially coachless, with SS Larry Reeves taking on the position of interim coach. They won their first game, then went through an extremely rough patch. After losing game after game, a change had to be made. In week 7, HaiThere took over the team. With a real coach at the forefront, the Volunteers turned their season around winning 5 straight to finish the season and achieving a bowl bid.

Robert Aikman was the starting QB for the entire season, and played at a high level. Don Anderson and Larry Holleyman traded off starts at the runningback position. Vaughn Gash, Eric Minter, and Bernard Taylor brought together a solid receiving group. Defensively, the team was led in tackles by Sedrick Madison (59). Madison also led the team with 2 interceptions. Tommy Wietecha led the team with 5 sacks.

## Individual Awards

DE Tommy Wietecha - All-SEC

CB Seadrick Madison - All-SEC, SEC DPOTW Week 7

K Michael Cipa - SEC STPOTW Week 8, 9
2015 AAC Football Season

The 2015 AAC football season sees four new schools join the CFBHC, all four will be playing in the AAC. The Connecticut Huskies, Fresno State Bulldogs, New Mexico Lobos, and Nevada Wolf Pack. UConn will join the East division, Fresno State, New Mexico, and Nevada will join the West. SMU will be moving to the East division for the start of the 2015 season. After the season concludes, the west division of the conference (Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, Hawaii, New Mexico, Nevada, and San Diego State) will be departing to form the Mountain West Conference

## Coaches

*Stats are current as of 2015 season end.*

## Awards

### National Awards

#### Semi-Finalists

Charlie Walter, QB, Hawaii
Greg Cobb, WR, Cininnati
Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston

Charlie Walter, QB, Hawaii

Charlie Walter, QB, Hawaii
Joel King, QB, Houston
Dontrell Jackson, RB, Boise State

Benjamin Carter, ECU
Brad Richards, Houston

Greg Cobb, Cincinnati

Charles Johnson, Hawaii
Robert Crews, Boise State

Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
BrianKelly'sFace

#### Finalists

Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston

Charlie Walter, QB, Hawaii
Joel King, QB, Houston
Dontrell Jackson, RB, Boise State

Benjamin Carter, ECU
Brad Richards, Houston

Greg Cobb, Cincinnati

Charles Johnson, Hawaii
Robert Crews, Boise State

Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
BrianKelly'sFace

#### Winners

Charlie Walter, QB, Hawaii

Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston

Phillip Moore, ILB, Houston

### All-Americans

#### Defense

DE: Charles Johnson, Hawaii

ILB: Phillip Moore, Houston

### All Conference Team

#### Offense

* QB: Joel King, Houston
* RB: Buzz Etcheverry, UCF
* FB: Oscar Leach, Air Force
* TE: Benjamin Carter, ECU
* LT: Phillip Rose, Air Force
* LG: Dick Dufek, UCF
* C: William Price, Boise State
* RG: Phillip Dickson, Boise State
* RT: Lloyd Cruz, Houston
* WR: Greg Cobb, Cincinnati
* WR: Mike Middleton, Hawaii

#### Defense

* DE: Charles Johnson, Hawaii
* DT: Frederick Franco, SMU
* DE: Leonard Huffman, Houston
* OLB: John Levin, Air Force
* ILB: Phillip Moore, Houston
* ILB: Sean Gomez, ECU
* OLB: Evan King, Boise State
* CB: Donald Tucker, Boise State
* CB: Rashad Martin, Houston
* SS: Brennan Caver, Hawaii
* FS: Walter Brewer, New Mexico

#### Special Teams

* K: Paul Compton, Boise State
* P: Richard McCarthy, SMU
* KR: Keith Setzer, Boise State
* PR: James Haines, ECU

### Individual Stat leaders

* **Passing** *3000yd passers and stat leaders*

* **Rushing** *1000yd rushers and stat leaders*

* **Receiving** *1000yd receivers and stat leaders*

* **Defense** *stat leaders*

* **Kicking**
2016 Tulane Green Wave Season

Seasons

The **2016 Tulane Green Wave football team** represented Tulane University in the 2016 CFBHC Season. They were coached by Isaac829, who was in the first year of coaching. The team did not have a successful season, as they had a losing season, and were not eligible for a bowl game.

## Preseason

The Green Wave football team was created as part of the 2016 CFBHC expansion. epicschwinn was initially the head coach of the team, but he left before the season started.