08-03-2020, 04:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-07-2020, 01:45 PM by Fordhammer.)
Welcome everyone and a very special welcome to the rookie class of S25. It seems like only yesterday that I was sucked into the world of simulation football via the S22 recruitment drive. It’s an exciting time for our young rookies and they have a lot of decisions to make. What position to play, what archetype will they pick, who their likeness is going to be, what stats should they boost first, and how will they contribute to the league? It’s a lot to take in but the one question I am interested in asking today is one that these rookies answered years ago. “What college should I go to?” Today we will look at the colleges and universities that the S25 class attended and see what we can find out about the ISFL’s newest stars.
American Athletic Conference East
RB Terry Yaki USF
TE Cleg Manclaw East Carolina University
DT Hunter Mantis Temple
LB Caleb Judge University of Cincinnati
CB Lugolor Gulogor Temple
S Chris Callahan USF
American Athletic Conference West
RB Jameson Vermillion Navy
DE Owen Isaac University of Houston
Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic
WR Dakota Grossman University of Louisville
LB Rusty Rucker Syracuse University
LB Jeff Haraldson Florida State University
CB Clay Clark Florida State University
S Lionel Rumper Wake Forest
Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal
WR T.J Evans University of Pittsburgh
TE Djibutee McJimmerson Miami FL
TE Gabr Spladle Miami FL
OL Adam Mellot Virgina Tech
CB Charlie Woody Duke
Big 10 East
QB Jackie Daytona Penn State University
WR Crayne Whebet Rutgers
TE Jake Woodhead Penn State University
TE Stephon Trummer Ohio State University
DE Albert Ruschmann Rutgers
LB Daniel Bateman Michigan State University
LB L’Gazzy Burfict Rutgers
CB James Hoffman Ohio State University
S Tony Yeboah Penn State University
Big 10 West
TE Darren Pama University of Iowa
OL Macho Weber University of Wisconsin
OL Clay Stallworth Purdue University
OL Ninton Quelson Purdue University
OL Hugh McGree University of Minnesota
DE Sam Roes Purdue University
DE Brick Van Sanzo University of Minnesota
DT Sheed Thebaw University of Wisconsin
DT Vance Slattery University of Minnesota
LB Matty Martinsson University of Minnesota
LB Guy Fields Northwestern University
LB Gary Goodman University of Wisconsin
CB Mason Gillion University of Wisconsin
CB Peter Patterson University of Iowa
Big 12
QB Bill Brasky University of Texas
WR Brandon Kerwin Texas Tech
WR Mark Walker Baylor
DE Abdul-Jabbar Abid University of Texas
DT J.J.J. Shabado University of Texas
LB Regius Goliathus TCU
CB Corran West University of Texas
Colonial Athletic Association
TE Julian Joseph University of Delaware
TE Daniel Foster Northeastern University
OL Kentdavion “Davie” Davis James Madison University
DT LeDavious “Dave” Davis James Madison University
Independents FBS
OL Connor Quigley University of Massachusetts
DE Jeffery Jefferson BYU
DE Bobby Hoffman Notre Dame
CB Naman Fletcher University of Massachusetts
International
RB King Tutankhamun Nile State University
WR Willy Weasel ANU
OL Marc Hamel Laval University
OL Ananda Adyan Parahyangan Catholic University
DE Sack Daddy University of Buenos Aires
S Steven Wadham University of Strathclyde
Ivy League
OL Chuck Roth Dartmouth College
LB Wasrabi Gleel Dartmouth College
CB Breezy Wallace Yale
Mid-American Conference East
QB Owen Holloway Kent State
QB Trent Blackburn Kent State
DE Henry Grant Kent State
DE Crozier McCoy University of Akron
CB Jeeeeroy Lenkins Bowling Green University
Mid-American Conference West
DE Jack Sackson University of Toledo
Missouri Valley Conference
K/P Jack Burton University of Southern Illinois
Mountain West Mountain
RB Frankie Lantz Air Force
WR Killian Chambers University of New Mexico
WR Noah Akerele Boise State University
OL Marlon Alexander University of New Mexico
S NationalSimulation FootballLeague San Diego State University
Mountain West West
WR Scott Mastro Fresno State
WR Lebby Newton UNLV
S Teddy Utterstruzen UNLV
Northeast Conference
OL Smitty McGhee CCSU
Ohio Valley Conference
WR Zach Crossley UT Martin
Pac-12 North
QB Matt Peterson Washington University
QB Uncle Rico Washington State University
DE Troy Watson UC Berkeley
DT Bonifacius van den Huevel University of Washington
DT Booker Bookchin Washington State University
LB Richard Leaking Stanford
Pac-12 South
WR Alexander Johnson UCLA
OL Joe Show USC
DE Raylan Crowder ASU
S D'Brickashaw Minshew Sr. University of Colorado
Pioneer Football League
DT Angelo Cerilli University of Dayton
Southeastern Conference East
TE Colt Reinhorn University of Kentucky
OL Felix Archstone University of Florida
DE Hank Sakner University of Georgia
DT Honky-Tonk Haywood University of Tennessee
LB Chad Thunder University of Florida
LB Gib McGlib University of Florida
CB Curtis Blackshear University of Georgia
CB Gavin Leclerc University of Missouri
CB Lukas Hinsetzen University of Tennessee
S Milk Mann University of Missouri
Southeastern Conference West
WR Alex Reed LSU
OL Sterling Moss Arkansas University
LB Dexter Jackson University of Alabama
LB Dean McBean University of Alabama
S Bob Roberts Auburn
S Tayshawn Crunk University of Mississippi
Sun Belt Group B
LB Jimi DeSoto LA-Lafayette
Miscellaneous
RB Buster Bawlls unknown
WR Alex C. Spencer none
WR Mark Callous Pepperdine University
TE Cmon Skiuuup Savannah State University
TE Flap N’Chick Averett University
OL Hank Antillies Sarah Lawerence University
OL Swantavius Jones Cypress Creek
DE Vick Vinegar West Chester University
LB Terry Tate The Office
CB James Gath Great Valley State University
CB Ben Anabender The one with all the backpacks, you know the one.
CB Rich Triplet MNSU
S Xmus Flaxon Jaxon-Waxon California University of Pennsylvania
K/P Jake Fencik Rowan College at Burlington County
Alright so first things first look at the size of this class. At 123 prospects this is one of the biggest classes in league history. Truly amazing stuff! Moving on the first thing I noticed when making this list was that we have two quarterbacks from Kent State. Both Owen Holloway and Trent Blackburn got their start playing for the Golden Flashes. While 2 QB lineups are not an uncommon sight in the year 2039 it is a bit strange to see both players declare for the draft at the same time. Especially considering that Holloway, the younger of the two, still had another year left but decided to forego the college spotlight in order to declare for this year's draft. Expect plenty of comparisons between these two players for years to come.
Next let's analyze the list itself. The Big 10 is the best represented college conference in the draft with 23 former alumni. Specifically the Big 10 West division with 14 players. As for which school has the most players in the draft it’s a 3-way tie between the Universities of Texas, Wisconsin, and Minnesota with each college providing 4 students to the draft.
Lastly I have a few other fast facts to share. Our 123 prospects hail from 84 different colleges and universities. Our 6 international prospects hail from Egypt, Australia, Canada, Indonesia, Argentina, and Scotland. We have 2 players who didn’t attend any sort of college, 1 who attended a community college, as well as 2 players who were either unable or unwilling to reveal the schools they attended.
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American Athletic Conference East
RB Terry Yaki USF
TE Cleg Manclaw East Carolina University
DT Hunter Mantis Temple
LB Caleb Judge University of Cincinnati
CB Lugolor Gulogor Temple
S Chris Callahan USF
American Athletic Conference West
RB Jameson Vermillion Navy
DE Owen Isaac University of Houston
Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic
WR Dakota Grossman University of Louisville
LB Rusty Rucker Syracuse University
LB Jeff Haraldson Florida State University
CB Clay Clark Florida State University
S Lionel Rumper Wake Forest
Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal
WR T.J Evans University of Pittsburgh
TE Djibutee McJimmerson Miami FL
TE Gabr Spladle Miami FL
OL Adam Mellot Virgina Tech
CB Charlie Woody Duke
Big 10 East
QB Jackie Daytona Penn State University
WR Crayne Whebet Rutgers
TE Jake Woodhead Penn State University
TE Stephon Trummer Ohio State University
DE Albert Ruschmann Rutgers
LB Daniel Bateman Michigan State University
LB L’Gazzy Burfict Rutgers
CB James Hoffman Ohio State University
S Tony Yeboah Penn State University
Big 10 West
TE Darren Pama University of Iowa
OL Macho Weber University of Wisconsin
OL Clay Stallworth Purdue University
OL Ninton Quelson Purdue University
OL Hugh McGree University of Minnesota
DE Sam Roes Purdue University
DE Brick Van Sanzo University of Minnesota
DT Sheed Thebaw University of Wisconsin
DT Vance Slattery University of Minnesota
LB Matty Martinsson University of Minnesota
LB Guy Fields Northwestern University
LB Gary Goodman University of Wisconsin
CB Mason Gillion University of Wisconsin
CB Peter Patterson University of Iowa
Big 12
QB Bill Brasky University of Texas
WR Brandon Kerwin Texas Tech
WR Mark Walker Baylor
DE Abdul-Jabbar Abid University of Texas
DT J.J.J. Shabado University of Texas
LB Regius Goliathus TCU
CB Corran West University of Texas
Colonial Athletic Association
TE Julian Joseph University of Delaware
TE Daniel Foster Northeastern University
OL Kentdavion “Davie” Davis James Madison University
DT LeDavious “Dave” Davis James Madison University
Independents FBS
OL Connor Quigley University of Massachusetts
DE Jeffery Jefferson BYU
DE Bobby Hoffman Notre Dame
CB Naman Fletcher University of Massachusetts
International
RB King Tutankhamun Nile State University
WR Willy Weasel ANU
OL Marc Hamel Laval University
OL Ananda Adyan Parahyangan Catholic University
DE Sack Daddy University of Buenos Aires
S Steven Wadham University of Strathclyde
Ivy League
OL Chuck Roth Dartmouth College
LB Wasrabi Gleel Dartmouth College
CB Breezy Wallace Yale
Mid-American Conference East
QB Owen Holloway Kent State
QB Trent Blackburn Kent State
DE Henry Grant Kent State
DE Crozier McCoy University of Akron
CB Jeeeeroy Lenkins Bowling Green University
Mid-American Conference West
DE Jack Sackson University of Toledo
Missouri Valley Conference
K/P Jack Burton University of Southern Illinois
Mountain West Mountain
RB Frankie Lantz Air Force
WR Killian Chambers University of New Mexico
WR Noah Akerele Boise State University
OL Marlon Alexander University of New Mexico
S NationalSimulation FootballLeague San Diego State University
Mountain West West
WR Scott Mastro Fresno State
WR Lebby Newton UNLV
S Teddy Utterstruzen UNLV
Northeast Conference
OL Smitty McGhee CCSU
Ohio Valley Conference
WR Zach Crossley UT Martin
Pac-12 North
QB Matt Peterson Washington University
QB Uncle Rico Washington State University
DE Troy Watson UC Berkeley
DT Bonifacius van den Huevel University of Washington
DT Booker Bookchin Washington State University
LB Richard Leaking Stanford
Pac-12 South
WR Alexander Johnson UCLA
OL Joe Show USC
DE Raylan Crowder ASU
S D'Brickashaw Minshew Sr. University of Colorado
Pioneer Football League
DT Angelo Cerilli University of Dayton
Southeastern Conference East
TE Colt Reinhorn University of Kentucky
OL Felix Archstone University of Florida
DE Hank Sakner University of Georgia
DT Honky-Tonk Haywood University of Tennessee
LB Chad Thunder University of Florida
LB Gib McGlib University of Florida
CB Curtis Blackshear University of Georgia
CB Gavin Leclerc University of Missouri
CB Lukas Hinsetzen University of Tennessee
S Milk Mann University of Missouri
Southeastern Conference West
WR Alex Reed LSU
OL Sterling Moss Arkansas University
LB Dexter Jackson University of Alabama
LB Dean McBean University of Alabama
S Bob Roberts Auburn
S Tayshawn Crunk University of Mississippi
Sun Belt Group B
LB Jimi DeSoto LA-Lafayette
Miscellaneous
RB Buster Bawlls unknown
WR Alex C. Spencer none
WR Mark Callous Pepperdine University
TE Cmon Skiuuup Savannah State University
TE Flap N’Chick Averett University
OL Hank Antillies Sarah Lawerence University
OL Swantavius Jones Cypress Creek
DE Vick Vinegar West Chester University
LB Terry Tate The Office
CB James Gath Great Valley State University
CB Ben Anabender The one with all the backpacks, you know the one.
CB Rich Triplet MNSU
S Xmus Flaxon Jaxon-Waxon California University of Pennsylvania
K/P Jake Fencik Rowan College at Burlington County
Alright so first things first look at the size of this class. At 123 prospects this is one of the biggest classes in league history. Truly amazing stuff! Moving on the first thing I noticed when making this list was that we have two quarterbacks from Kent State. Both Owen Holloway and Trent Blackburn got their start playing for the Golden Flashes. While 2 QB lineups are not an uncommon sight in the year 2039 it is a bit strange to see both players declare for the draft at the same time. Especially considering that Holloway, the younger of the two, still had another year left but decided to forego the college spotlight in order to declare for this year's draft. Expect plenty of comparisons between these two players for years to come.
Next let's analyze the list itself. The Big 10 is the best represented college conference in the draft with 23 former alumni. Specifically the Big 10 West division with 14 players. As for which school has the most players in the draft it’s a 3-way tie between the Universities of Texas, Wisconsin, and Minnesota with each college providing 4 students to the draft.
Lastly I have a few other fast facts to share. Our 123 prospects hail from 84 different colleges and universities. Our 6 international prospects hail from Egypt, Australia, Canada, Indonesia, Argentina, and Scotland. We have 2 players who didn’t attend any sort of college, 1 who attended a community college, as well as 2 players who were either unable or unwilling to reveal the schools they attended.
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