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Just some rambling on the Michigan and Bears games, as well as, the new College Football Playoff rankings and Owen Benjamin's ban from YouTube.

I'm already going to hell for thinking about it, so I'd figured I'd drag you all down with me.

Just some rambling on the Michigan and Bears games, as well as, the new College Football Playoff rankings and the bankruptcy of the Arena Football League.

The 1975 Edition of the College Football Playoff would have featured the #1 Ohio State Buckeyes against the #4 Alabama Crimson Tide in the Cotton Bowl, and the #2 Texas A&M Aggies against the #3 Oklahoma Sooners in the Sugar Bowl, for a shot for a National Title in the Fiesta Bowl.

Box Scores

Cotton Bowl
#4 Alabama Crimson Tide 17, #1 Ohio State Buckeyes 10

Ohio State
Cornelius Greene: 4-10, 58 Yards
Archie Griffin : 22 Carries, 130 Yards, Touchdown
Brian Baschnagel : 1 Reception, 14 Yards

Alabama
Richard Todd: 6-12, 79 Yards
Johnny Davis: 20 Carries, 140 Yards, 2 Touchdowns
Ozzie Newsome: 2 Receptions, 27 Yards

Sugar Bowl
#3 Oklahoma Sooners 10, #2 Texas A&M Aggies 7

Texas A&M
David Shipman: 4-8, 74 Yards
Bubba Bean: 19 Carries, 116 Yards, Touchdown
Richard Osborne: 2 Receptions, 37 Yards

Oklahoma
Steve Davis: 1-5, 27 Yards
Steve Davis: 19 Carries, 78 Yards, Touchdown
Tinker Owens: 1 Reception, 27 Yards

Cotton Bowl (National Championship)
#4 Alabama Crimson Tide 10, #3 Oklahoma Sooners 7

Oklahoma
Steve Davis: 1-5, 23 Yards
Joe Washington: 20 Carries, 72 Yards, Touchdown
Tinker Owens: 1 Reception, 23 Yards

Alabama
Richard Todd: 6-12, 82 Yards
Johnny Davis: 19 Carries, 78 Yards, Touchdown
Ozzie Newsome: 2 Receptions, 29 Yards

Just some rambling on the Michigan and Bears games, as well as, the third College Football Playoff Poll as compared to a BCS Proxy, the Colin Kaepernick situation, and COPPA.

The 1977 Edition of the College Football Playoff would have featured the #1 Texas Longhorns against the #4 Michigan Wolverines in the Orange Bowl, and the #2 Oklahoma Sooners against the #3 Alabama Crimson Tide in the Rose Bowl, for a shot at the National Title in the Sugar Bowl.

Box Scores

Orange Bowl
#1 Texas Longhorns 10, #4 Michigan Wolverines 0

Texas Longhorns
Randy McEachern: 7-13, 128 Yds
Earl Campbell: 29 Car, 194 Yds, TD
Johnny L Jones: 2 Rec, 53 Yds

Michigan Wolverines
Rick Leach: 5-14, 67 Yds
Russell Davis: 23 Car, 71 Yds
Ralph Clayton: 2 Rec, 34 Yds

Rose Bowl
#3 Alabama Crimson Tide 17, #2 Oklahoma Sooner 10

Oklahoma Sooners
Thomas Lott: 2-6, 31 Yds
Elvis Peacock: 15 Car, 74 Yds, TD
Steve Rhodes: 1 Rec, 16 Yds

Alabama Crimson Tide
Jeff Rutledge: 9-12, 188 Yds, TD
Johnny Davis: 25 Car, 128 Yds, TD
Ozzie Newsome: 5 Rec, 122 Yds, TD

Sugar Bowl (National Championship)
#1 Texas Longhorns 10, #3 Alabama Crimson Tide 7

Texas Longhorns
Randy McEachern: 5-12, 110 Yds
Earl Campbell: 31 Car, 124 Yds, TD
Alfred Jackson: 2 Rec, 47 Yds

Alabama Crimson Tide
Jeff Rutledge: 4-10, 76 Yds
Johnny Davis: 23 Car, 115 Yds, TD
Ozzie Newsome: 2 Rec, 43 Yds

Just Some Rambling on the Michigan and Bears games, as well as the NCAA approving athlete likeness profitability, and the AFL suspending local operations.

The 1951 edition of the College Football Playoff would have pitted the #1 Tennessee Volunteers against the #4 Illinois Fighting Illini in the Orange Bowl and the #2 Michigan State Spartans against the #3 Maryland Terrapins in the Rose Bowl for a shot at the National Championship in the Sugar Bowl.

Box Scores

Orange Bowl
#4 Illinois 14, #1 Tennessee 10

Tennessee
Hank Lauricella: 5-10, 83 Yds
Andy Kozar: 20 Car, 104 Yds, TD
John Davis: 1 Rec, 18 Yds

Illinois
Tom O'Connell: 7-15, 110 Yds, Int
Johnny Karras: 23 Car, 117 Yds, 2 TD
Rex Smith: 2 Rec, 33 Yds

Rose Bowl
#3 Maryland 7, #2 Michigan State 0

Michigan State
Albert Dorow: 8-15, 104 Yds, Int
Richard Panin: 12 Car, 73 Yds
Robert Carey: 2 Rec, 29 Yds

Maryland
Bernie Faloney: 7-16, 101 Yds, Int
Ed Modzelewski: 22 Car, 108 Yds, TD
Elmer Wingate: 2 Rec, 32 Yds

Sugar Bowl (National Championship)
#4 Illinois 3, #3 Maryland 0

Maryland
Bernie Faloney: 10-17, 150 Yds
Ed Modzelewski: 22 Car, 84 Yds
Elmer Wingate: 3 Rec, 47 Yds

Illinois
Tom O'Connell: 7-16, 112 Yds
Johnny Karras: 22 Car, 117 Yds
Rex Smith: 2 Rec, 35 Yds

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Welcome to the semifinal recap of the Inaugural Season of the World Virtual League of Gridiron Football.

The 1953 Edition of the College Football Playoff would have pitted the #1 Maryland Terrapins against the #4 Oklahoma Sooners in the Cotton Bowl and the #2 Notre Dame Fighting Irish against the #3 Michigan State Spartans in the Sugar Bowl for a shot at the National Championship in the Rose Bowl.

Box Scores

Cotton Bowl
#1 Maryland Terrapins 17, #4 Oklahoma Sooners 3

Maryland Terrapins
Bernie Faloney: 5-12, 107 Yds, Int
Ralph Felton: 19 Car, 103 Yds, 2 TD
Russ Dennis: 1 Rec, 29 Yds

Oklahoma Sooners
Buddy Leake: 4-6, 71 Yds
Larry Grigg: 20 Car, 100 Yds
Max Boydston: 1 Rec, 20 Yds

Sugar Bowl
#3 Michigan State Spartans 17, #2 Notre Dame Fighting Irish 7

Notre Dame
Guglielmi: 6-12, 90 Yds
Worden: 20 Car, 98 Yds, TD
Heap: 2 Rec, 33 Yds

Michigan State Spartans
Tom Yewcic: 8-16, 134 Yds, TD, Int
LeRoy Bolden: 23 Car, 136 Yds, TD
William Wells: 1 Rec, 22 Yds, TD

Rose Bowl (National Championship)
#1 Maryland Terrapins 17, #3 Michigan State Spartans 3

Maryland Terrapins
Bernie Faloney: 5-14, 105 Yds, Int
Ralph Felton: 18 Car, 106 Yds, 2 TD
Chet Hanulak: 2 Rec, 31 Yds

Michigan State Spartans
Tom Yewcic: 5-13, 67 Yds, Int
LeRoy Bolden: 24 Car, 120 Yds
Ellis Duckett: 1 Rec, 18 Yds

Just some rambling on the Michigan and Bears games, as well as the XFL Draft, and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.

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Welcome to the quarterfinal recap of the Inaugural Season of the World Virtual League of Gridiron Football.

Just some rambling on the Michigan game, the Bears upcoming game, and Cody Parkey's return to football.

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Welcome to the eighth week recap of the Inaugural Season of the World Virtual League of Gridiron Football.

The 1925 College Football Playoff would have pitted the 8-1 #4 Pittsburgh Panthers at the 9-0 #1 Alabama Crimson Tide and the 7-1 #3 Michigan Wolverines at the 8-0 #2 Dartmouth Indians, for a chance to compete in the 1926 Rose Bowl and the 1925 National Championship.

Box Scores

Denny Field - Tuscaloosa, AL
#1 Alabama Crimson Tide 14, #4 Pittsburgh Panthers 7

Alabama Crimson Tide
Grant Gillis: 5/14, 75 Yds, Int
Red Barnes: 13 Carries, 64 Yds, TD
Red Brown: 1 Reception, 18 Yds

Pittsburgh Panthers
Unknown: 8/17, 107 Yds, Int
Unknown: 13 Carries, 51 Yds, TD
Unknown: 1 Reception, 17 Yds

Memorial Field - Hanover, NH
#2 Dartmouth Indians 14, #3 Michigan Wolverines 7

Dartmouth Indians
Bob MacPhail: 5/18, 74 Yds, 2 Int
Newman Horton: 15 Carries, 68 Yds, TD
Unknown: 1 Reception, 17 Yds

Michigan Wolverines
Benny Friedman: 1/11, 17 Yds, 2 Int
Benny Friedman: 12 Carries, 61 Yds, TD
William R. Flora: 1 Receptions, 17 Yds

Rose Bowl
#2 Dartmouth Indians 14, #1 Alabama Crimson Tide 7

Alabama Crimson Tide
Grant Gillis: 5/13, 93 Yds, Int
Pooley Hubert: 13 Carries, 61 Yds, TD
Hoyt Winslett: 1 Reception, 20 Yds

Dartmouth Indians
Bob MacPhail: 8/15, 127 Yds, TD, Int
Andy Oberlander: 14 Carries, 62 Yds, TD
Newman Horton: 1 Reception, 19 Yds, TD

Just some rambling on the Michigan and Bears games, as well as, College Football 150 scheduling, and the Hong Kong NBA controversy.

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Welcome to the seventh week recap of the Inaugural Season of the World Virtual League of Gridiron Football.

The 1869 college football season consisted of two football programs, the Rutgers College Queensmen and College of New Jersey Tigers. The series split 1-1. Now the Queensmen and Tigers look to duke it out for a National Title.

November 6th, 1869, a date that would go down in American sports history. For on that day the College of New Jersey Tigers made the twenty-mile trip to New Brunswick, New Jersey to take on the Rutgers College Queensmen in a new code of football.

Just some rambling on the Michigan and Bears games as well as on the new California college athlete bill and Spider-Man's return to the MCU.

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Welcome to the sixth week recap of the Inaugural Season of the World Virtual League of Gridiron Football.

Week 6
Champaign-Urbana Otter Guys (1-4-0-0) at Shooter Shoots (2-3-0-0)
Green Bay Norsemen (3-2-0-0) at Anchorage Polar Bears (5-0-0-0)
Nashville Nightmare (4-1-0-0) at Windy City Gust (4-1-0-0)
Pawnee Li'l Sebastians (1-4-0-0) at Golden Tate Warriors (0-5-0-0)

The 1978 College Football Playoff would have pitted the #1 Penn State Nittany Lions (11-0-0) against the #4 Oklahoma Sooners (10-1-0) in the Rose Bowl and the #2 Alabama Crimson Tide (10-1-0) against the #3 USC Trojans (11-1-0) in the Fiesta Bowl, for a chance at National Championship in the Orange Bowl.

Games are simulated in a custom text sim, and results recreated in NCAA Football 11.

Box Scores

Rose Bowl
#1 Penn State Nittany Lions 27, #4 Oklahoma Sooners 24

#1 Penn State Nittany Lions
Chuck Fusina - 10/21, 131 Yds, TD, 2 Int
Matt Suhey - 19 Carries, 72 Yds, TD
Scott Fitzkee - 3 Receptions, 47 Yds, TD

#4 Oklahoma Sooners
Thomas Lott - 4/9, 70 Yds, TD, Int
Billy Sims - 33 Carries, 194 Yds, TD
Steve Rhodes - 1 Reception, 20 Yds, TD

Fiesta Bowl
#2 Alabama Crimson Tide 24, #3 USC Trojans 17

#2 Alabama Crimson Tide
Jeff Rutledge - 8/14, 111 Yds, TD, Int
Tony Nathan - 16 Carries, 80 Yds, TD
Bruce Bolton - 2 Receptions 37 Yds, TD

#3 USC Trojans
Paul McDonald - 11/17, 168 Yds, TD, Int
Charles White - 29 Carries, 124 Yds, TD
Calvin Sweeney - 3 Receptions, 63 YDs, TD

Orange Bowl (National Championship)
#2 Alabama Crimson Tide 23, #1 Penn State Nittany Lions 17

#1 Penn State Nittany Lions
Chuck Fusina - 11/22, 166 Yds, TD, Int
Matt Suhey - 22 Carries, 101 Yds, TD
Scott Fitzkee - 3 Receptions, 51 Yds, TD

#2 Alabama Crimson Tide
Jeff Rutledge - 8/15, 98 Yds, TD, Int
Tony Nathan - 18 Carries, 90 Yds, TD
Keith Pugh - 2 Receptions 31 Yds, TD

Just some rambling quickly on some of this week's college and pro football games, plus the new news on Antonio Brown.

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Welcome to the third week recap of the Inaugural Season of the World Virtual League of Gridiron Football.

Week 5
Champaign-Urbana Otter Guys (1-3-0-0) at Anchorage Polar Bears (4-0-0-0)
Windy City Gust (3-1-0-0) at Pawnee Li'l Sebastians (1-3-0-0)
Nashville Nightmare (3-1-0-0) at Golden Tate Warriors (0-4-0-0)
Shooter Shoots (2-2-0-0) at Green Bay Norsemen (2-2-0-0)

The 1979 College Football Playoff would have pitted the #1 Alabama Crimson Tide (11-0-0) against the #4 Florida State Seminoles (11-0-0) in the Fiesta Bowl and the #2 USC Trojans (10-0-1) against the #3 Ohio State Buckeyes (11-0-0) in the Cotton Bowl, for a chance at National Championship in the Rose Bowl.

Games are simulated in a custom text sim, and results recreated in NCAA Football 11.

Box Scores

Fiesta Bowl
#1 Alabama Crimson Tide 24, #4 Florida State Seminoles 10

#1 Alabama Crimson Tide
Steadman Shealy - 5/10, 77 Yds, Int
Steadman Shealy - 22 Carries, 104 Yds, TD
Keith Pugh - 3 Receptions, 42 Yds

#4 Florida State Seminoles
Jimmy Jordan - 11/27, 129 Yds, TD, 3 Int
Mark Lyles - 21 Carries, 71 Yds
Jackie Flowers - 3 Receptions, 36 Yds, TD

Cotton Bowl
#3 Ohio State Buckeyes 24, #2 USC Trojans 14

#2 USC Trojans
Paul McDonald - 10/23, 117 Yds, TD, Int
Charles White - 30 Carries, 187 Yds, TD
Kevin Williams - 2 Receptions, 29 Yds, TD

#3 Ohio State Buckeyes
Art Schlichter - 12/21, 198 Yds, TD, Int
Calvin Murray - 21 Carries, 107 Yds, TD
Doug Donley - 4 Receptions, 80 Yds, TD

Rose Bowl (National Championship)
#3 Ohio State 13, #1 Alabama Crimson Tide 10

#1 Alabama Crimson Tide
Steadman Shealy - 3/9, 59 Yds, Int
Steadman Shealy - 20 Carries, 105 Yds, TD
Keith Pugh - 2 Receptions, 40 Yds

#4 Ohio State Buckeyes
Art Schlichter - 5/15, 72 Yds, TD, Int
Calvin Murray - 16 Carries, 77 Yds
Doug Donley - 2 Receptions, 33 Yds, TD

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