10-22-2017, 08:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-22-2017, 07:28 PM by Darnellthebeast.)
Offensive Comparison: Compare one offensive player from each team in a series. Can be completed at any point
In the NSFC championship, the battle to watch was between rookie Trey Willie and sophomore Fox North. North had had a great season last year in Philadelphia, whereas last season Willie was just picked up for a few games. However, Willie really showed who was boss in this game. Fox North had four catches on the game for 84 yards, averaging 21 yards per catch and with a long of 33 yards. Seems like a good game, right? It was nothing compared to Trey Willie's. Willie had 5 catches for 117 yards, averaging 23.4 yards per catch and a long of 45. That wasn't the big difference maker though; the real difference between the two and the reason for the blowout in the final score was Willie had 3 touchdown catches while North had 0. Willie came out and proved he was a big time player and absolutely dominated Fox North in every category. The receiving corps of the Hawks beat out the Liberty's receiving corps as a whole as the Liberty passed for less than 260 yards while the Hawks broke 350. The Hawks and Trey Willie showed that they were the best team and player in the NSFC.
Defensive Comparison: Compare one defensive player from each team in a series. Can be completed at any point
These playoffs were about as boring as they could possibly be. Not a single game in the league was close, from the championship to the conference championship, but I will go over them anyway; the playoffs started with the Otters visiting the Outlaws in the ASFC championship. I am not even sure why this game was actually simmed, as the Otters have gotten destroyed the previous two years already. In fact, I'm not sure if the Otters have ever beaten the Outlaws in Arizona. Anyways, Er decided to demoralize Orange County fans anyway and simmed the game, ending with a result of 27-7, Outlaws. Mackworthy just barely missed the triple digit rushing yards mark with 99, however he did have two touchdowns. The next game was between the Philedelphia Liberty and Baltimore Hawks. With the Liberty on the road, everyone except for the blind Philly players knew that the Liberty didn't have a chance, and they didn't. They were thouroughly demolished by the Hawks 34-3. They managed to lose to the Hawks by more than the Otters lost to the Outlaws. The championship was a repeat of Hawks @ Outlaws. Admittedly, I hoped the Hawks had a chance since they won in Arizona earlier, but they didn't and ended up losing 12-49.
Bottom Half: Write about why two of the four teams were not able to make the playoffs. Can be completed at any point
Why did the Outlaws make the playoffs but the San Jose Sabercats didn't? A pretty stupid question considering how many answers there are for it, but I am going to answer it anyway. Let's start with passing; the yards were actually close. San Jose beat out Arizona in passing yards by less than 100 yards. Unfortunately, that was about it. Arizona slightly edged them out in touchdowns only to destroy them in passer rating, interceptions, and Touchdown to interception ratio. Onto rushing. San Jose really struggled in this aspect. While the Outlaws rushed 1577 yards and 15 touchdowns, the Sabercats managed a measely 1058 yards and six touchdowns. Defense was another area where the Sabercats were outshined. The Outlaws had a league leading 108 sacks while the Sabercats had barely half that with 55. In the interception catagory it was closer but the Outlaws still edged out San Jose 23 to 18. In the touchdown category, the Outlaws won once again destroying the San Jose Sabercats 4-1. Finally, we will compare the teams punting. These two teams were the best in the league at punting, however Arizona still out punted San Jose by an average of 2 yards per punt.
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Playoff Review: Write a short review of the playoffs and each of the matchups. Must be completed after the Championship Game
These playoffs were about as boring as they could possibly be. Not a single game in the league was close, from the championship to the conference championship, but I will go over them anyway; the playoffs started with the Otters visiting the Outlaws in the ASFC championship. I am not even sure why this game was actually simmed, as the Otters have gotten destroyed the previous two years already. In fact, I'm not sure if the Otters have ever beaten the Outlaws in Arizona. Anyways, Er decided to demoralize Orange County fans anyway and simmed the game, ending with a result of 27-7, Outlaws. Mackworthy just barely missed the triple digit rushing yards mark with 99, however he did have two touchdowns. The next game was between the Philedelphia Liberty and Baltimore Hawks. With the Liberty on the road, everyone except for the blind Philly players knew that the Liberty didn't have a chance, and they didn't. They were thouroughly demolished by the Hawks 34-3. They managed to lose to the Hawks by more than the Otters lost to the Outlaws. The championship was a repeat of Hawks @ Outlaws. Admittedly, I hoped the Hawks had a chance since they won in Arizona earlier, but they didn't and ended up losing 12-49.
Playoff Recap Graphic:![[Image: I4XlGCN.png]](https://i.imgur.com/I4XlGCN.png)
In the NSFC championship, the battle to watch was between rookie Trey Willie and sophomore Fox North. North had had a great season last year in Philadelphia, whereas last season Willie was just picked up for a few games. However, Willie really showed who was boss in this game. Fox North had four catches on the game for 84 yards, averaging 21 yards per catch and with a long of 33 yards. Seems like a good game, right? It was nothing compared to Trey Willie's. Willie had 5 catches for 117 yards, averaging 23.4 yards per catch and a long of 45. That wasn't the big difference maker though; the real difference between the two and the reason for the blowout in the final score was Willie had 3 touchdown catches while North had 0. Willie came out and proved he was a big time player and absolutely dominated Fox North in every category. The receiving corps of the Hawks beat out the Liberty's receiving corps as a whole as the Liberty passed for less than 260 yards while the Hawks broke 350. The Hawks and Trey Willie showed that they were the best team and player in the NSFC.
Defensive Comparison: Compare one defensive player from each team in a series. Can be completed at any point
These playoffs were about as boring as they could possibly be. Not a single game in the league was close, from the championship to the conference championship, but I will go over them anyway; the playoffs started with the Otters visiting the Outlaws in the ASFC championship. I am not even sure why this game was actually simmed, as the Otters have gotten destroyed the previous two years already. In fact, I'm not sure if the Otters have ever beaten the Outlaws in Arizona. Anyways, Er decided to demoralize Orange County fans anyway and simmed the game, ending with a result of 27-7, Outlaws. Mackworthy just barely missed the triple digit rushing yards mark with 99, however he did have two touchdowns. The next game was between the Philedelphia Liberty and Baltimore Hawks. With the Liberty on the road, everyone except for the blind Philly players knew that the Liberty didn't have a chance, and they didn't. They were thouroughly demolished by the Hawks 34-3. They managed to lose to the Hawks by more than the Otters lost to the Outlaws. The championship was a repeat of Hawks @ Outlaws. Admittedly, I hoped the Hawks had a chance since they won in Arizona earlier, but they didn't and ended up losing 12-49.
Bottom Half: Write about why two of the four teams were not able to make the playoffs. Can be completed at any point
Why did the Outlaws make the playoffs but the San Jose Sabercats didn't? A pretty stupid question considering how many answers there are for it, but I am going to answer it anyway. Let's start with passing; the yards were actually close. San Jose beat out Arizona in passing yards by less than 100 yards. Unfortunately, that was about it. Arizona slightly edged them out in touchdowns only to destroy them in passer rating, interceptions, and Touchdown to interception ratio. Onto rushing. San Jose really struggled in this aspect. While the Outlaws rushed 1577 yards and 15 touchdowns, the Sabercats managed a measely 1058 yards and six touchdowns. Defense was another area where the Sabercats were outshined. The Outlaws had a league leading 108 sacks while the Sabercats had barely half that with 55. In the interception catagory it was closer but the Outlaws still edged out San Jose 23 to 18. In the touchdown category, the Outlaws won once again destroying the San Jose Sabercats 4-1. Finally, we will compare the teams punting. These two teams were the best in the league at punting, however Arizona still out punted San Jose by an average of 2 yards per punt.
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Playoff Review: Write a short review of the playoffs and each of the matchups. Must be completed after the Championship Game
These playoffs were about as boring as they could possibly be. Not a single game in the league was close, from the championship to the conference championship, but I will go over them anyway; the playoffs started with the Otters visiting the Outlaws in the ASFC championship. I am not even sure why this game was actually simmed, as the Otters have gotten destroyed the previous two years already. In fact, I'm not sure if the Otters have ever beaten the Outlaws in Arizona. Anyways, Er decided to demoralize Orange County fans anyway and simmed the game, ending with a result of 27-7, Outlaws. Mackworthy just barely missed the triple digit rushing yards mark with 99, however he did have two touchdowns. The next game was between the Philedelphia Liberty and Baltimore Hawks. With the Liberty on the road, everyone except for the blind Philly players knew that the Liberty didn't have a chance, and they didn't. They were thouroughly demolished by the Hawks 34-3. They managed to lose to the Hawks by more than the Otters lost to the Outlaws. The championship was a repeat of Hawks @ Outlaws. Admittedly, I hoped the Hawks had a chance since they won in Arizona earlier, but they didn't and ended up losing 12-49.
Playoff Recap Graphic:
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