(S13) - PT 1 - Champion Dreams

[ADwyer87]

Sunnycursed doesnt have to think about being a champion, because Sunnycursed already is a champion. I won the Ultimini with the Pythons, and the Ultimus with the Otters, all by just my second season. No one needs to speculate what the parades would be like, because we have the parades all on film. But to go along with the spirit of this PT, I will describe what I will do once we inevitably hoist the S13 Ultimus Trophy.

First of all, the parade is gonna be wild. Thought parading around all of orange count was hardcore? Try all of California this season. Fuck, while we're at it maybe we'll parade up to Portland so I can say hi to all of my old Python friends. Make sure to bring a tent and a whole hell of a lot of booze, because this parade is gonna take more than just one day.

As for what I would do? Nothing special really. Thats what happens when you're a champion. Rings? Thats just a constant in my life. Some players might see championships as a special occasion, but I see championships as a requirement. As a wise philosopher once said, "If you aint first, youre last." and I always try to live my life according to these words

[Saliva^]

GOMHL

[WannabeFinn]

SHL

[Titan127]

Winning the NSFL’s Ultimus Championship is the ultimate goal of any player worth a damn in this league. Personal accolades are great, but if you don’t have a trophy to your name, there really isn’t much to remember you by.

I myself was able to, along with a strong Wraiths squad, win that coveted championship in my rookie season, but ever since it’s been a slog of losing seasons in a great locker room full of quality guys. It has been a struggle, but every year we come back optimistic and ready to take on whatever challenges, namely other teams, that have been put in our way. And why not? We’re all professionals, and we all manage to come back stronger every year.

Securing another ring for the Wraiths franchise would be a dream come true, and honestly I think it would be even more exciting than the celebration in my rookie year, now that I can appreciate just how difficult it really is to be that successful, for our higher ups to assemble a team that strong, and personally to perform at that level. It takes a great accumulation of talent, and a strong, united effort on every front from the administration to the players. But I like to think that we have what it takes.

So, yeah, it would be incredible. I think that just about sums it up.

[WinstonKodogo]

Every kid dreams of winning the championship in their chosen sport. My sport of choice just happens to be American Football, the pinnacle for me being the Ultimus trophy game. Playing in this and winning is my ultimate goal and I have a good idea of how I am going to achieve this.

I will get drafted into the National Simulation Football League and get called up one season, we will win throughout the regular season to make it into the playoffs. The first and second playoff games will go off without a hitch and this will bring us into the final.

I have imagined this scenario all my life; the game will run close for its entirety up until the 4th quarter. The opposition go up by a couple of points, the clock runs down, only a couple of seconds left. I come out, the ball just on the edge of my range. I put my head down, strike the ball cleanly and it goes over as I raise my hands in triumph above my head not having heard the referee whistle as the opposition has called a time out. The timeout is over I go to repeat it. The kick has the distance as it swings towards the left, it hits the post and sails over the upright, too close for comfort but, the championship is ours.

[JSS]

SHL

[timeconsumer]

The idea of winning a championship has been on Cooter Bigsby's mind since the very beginning. Ever since the first day he held onto a football when his daddy placed one in his hands before the police put him in the back of a squad car to be taken away and never seen again, Cooter knew he was destined for greatness on the gridiron. Throughout high school and college everybody knew that the prodigy quarterback with the mullet that would make even Jean Claude Van Damme jealous would one day hoist the trophy at center field surrounded by a rain of confetti and large breasted women.

However Cooter also understands that these dreams will only be realized at the highest possible level, the level of greatness you do not find in the developmental league. When Cooter found out he was going to have to spend a season of his eliteness at the level of play that was so undeserving of his aptitude he flat out refused. Cooter decided that he would rather not play at all, not practice, not study film, not do any of it for his entire DSFL season as he would be saving it all for when he went to the pros to face competition that he deserved. And when he wins the Ultimus it will have all been worth it.

[cpetrella]

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[LGMForever]

PBE PT

[AsylumParty]

There are few things more satisfying in this world than winning a championship. Doesn't matter what it is really, not so long as you put the right people in the right places. You can build yourself a championship team just like that. All they have to do is want it and have the right talent to do so.

There's never been any question in Spencer Castle's mind as to whether or not he truly wants an ultimus trophy. After being denied an ultimini, his passion was only cemented and further ignited. Only question, really, is whether he's put in the work necessary to achieve that dream or not. Even then, it's a bit of luck really. But ultimately, Castle wonders, everyone else must be putting in just as much as work as him, right? After all, can't just waltz your way into the NSFL. It's elite. You've got guys spending 2, 3, 4 seasons down in the DSFL because the talent is so easy to come by. So then, what's it really take? How much work is enough? Castle is still unsure, to be honest, but every day he's waking up with one goal in mind - that sweet ultimus trophy he's going to bring home to Baltimore.