This has been a huge year for individual performances among wide receivers.

4 seperate WRs have already broken the single season TD reception record of 12 set last year by the following trio: Matt Brunner of Oregon, Marvin Athney of Santa Cruz and James Doney of Fargo.

The recievers who have already passed this record are Kelley McCaleb of Anchorage with 17, Cleveland Coon of New Orleans with 14, Matt Brunner of Oregon with 13 and Abe Muncy of Boise with 13.

Similarly McCaleb and Brunner have already broken the single season receiving yardage record of 1693 set last year by Ronald Tibbets of New Orleans. Brunner already has 1836 and McCaleb has 1796. Cole Faison of Seattle also could surpass Tibbets with a big game this week as he has 1605 yards heading into the final week.

[quoteb07858f="Fonzie"]I suspect Milan Hogan might be able to break his single-season QB rating record of 84.9. He also has an outside chance of breaking his TD record of 22.[/quoteb07858f]

Hogan currently sits at a QB rating of 88.3 and 20 TDs. I'm probably going to bench him/set him at PT of 1 in this week's meaningless game to save him for the playoffs. Thus, he'll probably best the QB rating record but not the TD record.

[quoteb07858f]If WR Carl Markey is as good as advertised he ought to be able to break the single-season receiving record of 939 yards (also set by him 3 seasons ago).[/quoteb07858f]

Markey already has 1005 yards and has bettered his previous club mark.

[quoteb07858f]I'm hoping that CB Biggs or one of my safeties can break our single-season INT record of 4. I won't hold my breath though.[/quoteb07858f]

Well, the record was broken, but not by any of the folks I thought capable of doing it. CB Jeremy Rosenberry has 5 picks.

[quoteb07858f]DE Isaiah Melo also might break the single-season record of 11 sacks, which he set last year for us.[/quoteb07858f]

Not gonna happen. Melo sits at 8.5 sacks, which is tied for the team lead with rookie sensation Lance Crane. Melo is likely to sit this week, but Crane may get his first start.

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Ring of Fire Division Champions - 2009, 2011-2026, 2028-33
Western Conference Champions - 2011-2013, 2016, 2017, 2019-2022, 2024, 2025, 2028, 2033
CFL Champions - 2011, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2025

[quote124d681="timmynausea"]This has been a huge year for individual performances among wide receivers.[/quote124d681]

Speaking of huge individual performances by wide receivers, Kelley McCaleb of Anchorage set an all-time FOF MP single game record in week 7 when he had 293 receiving yards. The previous record was 284 set by Jack Potter in the IHOF. SFOFMPHoF

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[quoteeb27927="Fonzie"]Hogan currently sits at a QB rating of 88.3 and 20 TDs. I'm probably going to bench him/set him at PT of 1 in this week's meaningless game to save him for the playoffs. Thus, he'll probably best the QB rating record but not the TD record.
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So much for [ieb27927]that[/ieb27927] idea. I turned Hogan's PT down to 1, but the game still left him in for a much longer time than I anticipated. Playing behind a ramshackle O-line stuffed with rookies and stuck with shitty backup receivers, Hogan went a disastrous 8/20 with 3 picks. That was enough to knock his QB Rating down to 84.6.

He was also sacked and fumbled away the ball, resulting in 4 turnovers [ieb27927]all by himself[/ieb27927]. If I'd known the game would leave him in that long with a PT of 1 I would've just benched the poor bastard.

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Ring of Fire Division Champions - 2009, 2011-2026, 2028-33
Western Conference Champions - 2011-2013, 2016, 2017, 2019-2022, 2024, 2025, 2028, 2033
CFL Champions - 2011, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2025

[quote955e406="Fonzie"]

So much for [i955e406]that[/i955e406] idea. I turned Hogan's PT down to 1, but the game still left him in for a much longer time than I anticipated. Playing behind a ramshackle O-line stuffed with rookies and stuck with shitty backup receivers, Hogan went a disastrous 8/20 with 3 picks. That was enough to knock his QB Rating down to 84.6.

He was also sacked and fumbled away the ball, resulting in 4 turnovers [i955e406]all by himself[/i955e406]. If I'd known the game would leave him in that long with a PT of 1 I would've just benched the poor bastard.[/quote955e406]

In my experience a 1 usually means they play the whole first half.. was he in longer than that?

[quote518113c="Joe"]In my experience a 1 usually means they play the whole first half.. was he in longer than that?[/quote518113c]

No, it looks like you're right - he played the entire first half. I'd never tried doing this before, so I was assuming he'd be pulled after just 2 or 3 series. Guess I should've asked around.

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Ring of Fire Division Champions - 2009, 2011-2026, 2028-33
Western Conference Champions - 2011-2013, 2016, 2017, 2019-2022, 2024, 2025, 2028, 2033
CFL Champions - 2011, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2025

[b92da0df]Mathias [/b92da0df]broke most of his own passing records set last season.

pass TD: 27 (old record 25)
pass completed: 315 (old 277)
pass yds: 3537 (old 3418)

[b92da0df]Boyd [/b92da0df]also put his mark on the team in his first season with the Vampires, as he broke a lot of Wadsworth's old records.

rush attempts: 376 (old 272)
rush yds: 1362 (old 1105)
single game rush yds: 170 (old 135)

[b92da0df]Manos [/b92da0df]had a usual stellar performance, and managed to beat his old records too.
receptions: 87 (old 81)
receiving yds: 1107 (old 963)

On the O-line, little known C [b92da0df]Herman Tarver [/b92da0df]shattered the team record for KRBs
KRBs: 42 (old 34)
single game KRB: 8 (old 6)

The defense had a pretty average season by Vampire standards, and no new records were broken.

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Great Lakes division champions -2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025
Eastern Conference champions - 2005, 2006, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
CFL Champions - 2021, 2023

[quote433e45b="Taco"]RB Stephen Metz may break several team rushing records:
Rushing attempts - needs 16 for the record
Rushing yards - needs 49 for the record
[/quote433e45b]

Metz's stats in week 17: 16 attempts for 49 yards, breaking both records by 1 attempt and 1 yard.

Surprisingly my backup RB, Augustus Severance broke the Bulldogs' team record for yards/carry with 4.08. He finished the year with 119 carries for 486 yards. Metz only averaged 3.74 yards/carry.

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[u5dc2032][b5dc2032]Shreveport[/b5dc2032][/u5dc2032]

[b5dc2032]Season Records[/b5dc2032]
QB - Douglas Hartman - Completions - 311
QB - Douglas Hartman - Yards - 3811
QB - Douglas Hartman - TD Passes - 25
CB - Erwin Koch - Passes Defensed - 24
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Single Game Records[/b5dc2032]
QB - Douglas Hartman - Pass Attemps - 47
QB - Douglas Hartman - Passing Yards - 357
WR - Ernest Castillo - Receiving Yards - 163

With the exception of Koch, they all broke their own records.

[b5dc2032]Team Single-Season[/b5dc2032]
Points Scored -21.6
Passing Yards - 238.9
Total Yards - 363.1
Pass Attempts - 33.6

[b5dc2032]Team Single-Game Records[/b5dc2032]
Passing Yards - 357
Pass Attempts - 47

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Deep South Division Champions
2006, 2009-10, 2019, 2023-24, 2027, 2031-32, 2034-35, 2040, 2044, 2046-47, 2051-53, 2055-56, 2058-62
Eastern Conference Champions
2009, 2031, 2055
CFL Champions
2031, 2055
Hall of Fame
Joshua Mask, Douglas Hartman, Carl Bradford, Leland Wellins, Wally Wooden (#80), Brantley Gilmore (#9)

[b11f9ba2][u11f9ba2]Single Game-[/b11f9ba2][/u11f9ba2]
QB Ernest Lorenzo- Completions- 28
QB Ernest Lorenzo- Passing Yards- 347
QB Ernest Lorenzo- Passing Touchdowns- 5
RB Jerry Ackerman- Rushing Attempts- 32
WR Tony Oaks- Receiving Touchdowns- 3
FS Micah Moreira- Passes Defended- 5

[b11f9ba2][u11f9ba2]Single Season-[/u11f9ba2][/b11f9ba2]
QB Ernest Lorenzo- QB Rating- 99.2
QB Ernest Lorenzo- Pass Completions- 300
QB Ernest Lorenzo- Passing Yards- 4,122
QB Ernest Lorenzo- Passing Touchdowns- 32
WR Tony Oaks- Receptions- 84
WR Tony Oaks- Receiving Yards- 1,462
WR Tony Oaks- Receiving Touchdowns- 12
K JC Adkins- Field Goals- 34

[b11f9ba2][u11f9ba2]Team Single Game-[/b11f9ba2][/u11f9ba2]
Points Scored- 41
Passing Yards- 350
Rushing Yards- 183
Total Yards- 468

[b11f9ba2][u11f9ba2]Team Single Season-[/b11f9ba2][/u11f9ba2]
Points Scored- 21.3
Passing Yards- 259.8
Rushing Yards- 121.0
Rushing Yards Allowed- 98.0
Total Yards- 380.8
Rush Attempts- 32.0

One last look back at last year before we move on to the new season.

New Season Records:

[b84186e8]Albany:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 94.1 - Rocky McFarland
Rushing Touchdowns - 12 - Rob West
Receptions - 82 - Tony Jolin
Receiving Yards - 1152 - Tony Jolin
Targeted Passes - 148 - Tony Jolin

[b84186e8]Anchorage:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 84.6 - Lane Manuel
Passing Yards - 4492 - Lane Manuel
Passing Touchdowns - 39 - Lane Manuel
Receptions - 84 - Kelley McCaleb
Receiving Yards - 1810 - Kelley McCaleb
Receiving Touchdowns - 18 - Kelley McCaleb
Targeted Passes - 176 - Kelley McCaleb

[b84186e8]Arizona:[/b84186e8]
Passing Yards - 3073 - Al DeNeff
Tackles - 126 - James Sosa
Field Goals - 25 - Paul Stephen


[b84186e8]Atlantic City:[/b84186e8]
Pass Completions - 304 - Colin Sawyer
Rushing Attempts - 339 - Lanny Hower
Rushing Yards - 1452 - Lanny Hower
Receptions - 64 - Rueben Albertson
Tackles - 118 - Adrian Queen
Targeted Passes - 132 - Rueben Albertson

[b84186e8]Baltimore:[/b84186e8]
Pass Completions - 360 - Philip Barbieri
Passing Yards - 4276 - Philip Barbieri
Rushing Touchdowns - 11 - Jonahtan Sill
Receptions - 61 - Werner Rockett
Receiving Yards - 1017 - Huey Brown

[b84186e8]Boise:[/b84186e8]
Receptions - 73 - Abe Muncy
Receiving Yards - 1196 - Abe Muncy
Receiving Touchdowns - 13 - Abe Muncy
Targeted Passes - 137 - Abe Muncy


[b84186e8]Boston:[/b84186e8]
Pass Completions - 239 - Harry Ayanbadejo
Passing Yards - 2385 - Harry Ayanbadejo
Receiving Yards - 700 - Sydney Armitage
Field Goals - 26 - Bo Kitchings
Targeted Passes - 112 - Sydney Armitage

[b84186e8]Charleston:[/b84186e8]
Rushing Yards - 1034 - Joseph Beavers
Field Goals - 29 - Percy Alvarado

[b84186e8]Cleveland:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 99.2 - Ernest Lorenzo
Pass Completions - 300 - Ernest Lorenzo
Passing Yards - 4122 - Ernest Lorenzo
Passing Touchdowns - 32 - Ernest Lorenzo
Receptions - 84 - Tony Oaks
Receiving Yards - 1462 - Tony Oaks
Receiving Touchdowns - 12 - Tony Oaks
Field Goals - 34 - J.C. Adkins

[b84186e8]Denver:[/b84186e8]
Pass Completions - 331 - Marcus Garibaldi
Passing Yards - 3550 - Marcus Garibaldi
Tackles - 115 - Marcus Wilk
Passes Defended - 16 - Joel Sanderson

[b84186e8]Detroit:[/b84186e8]
Pass Completions - 315 - Freddie Mathias
Passing Yards - 3537 - Freddie Mathias
Passing Touchdowns - 27 - Freddie Mathias
Rushing Attempts - 376 - Monty Boyd
Rushing Yards - 1362 - Monty Boyd
Receptions - 87 - Brian Manos
Receiving Yards - 1107 - Brian Manos
Key Run Blocks - 42 - Herman Tarver
Passes Defended - 15 - Chris Carleton

[b84186e8]Durham:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 100.8 - Edward Kimber
Rushing Attempts - 310 - Stephen Metz
Rushing Yards - 1160 - Stephen Metz
Yards Per Carry - 4.0 - Augustus Severance
Receiving Touchdowns - 9 - Orlando Pohl
Field Goals - 34 - John Snell


[b84186e8]El Paso:[/b84186e8]
Passing Touchdowns - 17 - Dustin Hayes
Receptions - 63 - Chris Chavez
Receiving Touchdowns - 6 - Tom Sonkin
Key Run Blocks - 49 - Refugio Davis
Targeted Passes - 147 - Chris Chavez
Passes Defended - 18 - Jeffrey Dresslar

[b84186e8]Hartford:[/b84186e8]
Rushing Attempts - 312 - Alan Spearman
Rushing Yards - 1255 - Alan Spearman
Rushing Touchdowns - 11 - Alan Spearman
Key Run Blocks - 41 - Lionel Lewis
Passes Defended - 18 - Bernie Colston

[b84186e8]Honolulu:[/b84186e8]
Receiving Touchdowns - 9 - Anton Ervin
Sacks - 8.0 - Roscoe Jeffcoat

[b84186e8]Huntington Beach:[/b84186e8]
Yards Per Carry - 3.8 - David Frazee
Key Run Blocks - 30 - Nate Curtis

[b84186e8]Las Vegas:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 87.0 - Lenny Olsen
Passing Yards - 4146 - Lenny Olsen
Passing Touchdowns - 31 - Lenny Olsen
Receiving Yards - 1040 - Michael Freeney
Sacks - 11.0 - Zachery Aaron

[b84186e8]Long Beach:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 75.5 - Charles McMillan
Pass Completions - 302 - Charles McMillan
Passing Touchdowns - 16 - Charles McMillan
Interceptions - 7 - Daniel Kiernan

[b84186e8]Memphis:[/b84186e8]
Key Run Blocks - 46 - Mike Kenney
Targeted Passes - 124 - John Parsley

[b84186e8]New Orleans:[/b84186e8]
Passing Yards - 4772 - Randolph Kranz
Passing Touchdowns - 37 - Randolph Kranz
Receiving Touchowns - 14 - Cleveland Coons

[b84186e8]New York:[/b84186e8]
Yards Per Carry - 4.2 - Wilber Sullivan
Receptions - 82 - Chris Briseno
Passes Defended - 25 - Mark Tatum

[b84186e8]Oregon:[/b84186e8]
Passing Yards - 4913 - Thomas Kuhn
Passing Touchdowns - 36 - Thomas Kuhn
Receptions - 112 - Matt Brunner
Receiving Yards - 2029 - Matt Brunner
Receiving Touchdowns - 14 - Matt Brunner
Tackles - 110 - Brian Macaluso
Targeted Passes - 228 - Matt Brunner

[b84186e8]Sacremento:[/b84186e8]
Rushing Attempts - 467 - Alexis Rounds
Rushing Yards - 1939 - Alexis Rounds
Rushing Touchdowns - 14 - Alexis Rounds
Receiving Touchdowns - 8 - Mikel Rice
Key Run Blocks - 46 - Danilo Biddle

[b84186e8]San Antonio:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 81.1 - Eddie Crawford
Receptions - 94 - John Vandenberg
Receiving Touchdowns - 9 - John Vandenberg
Tackles - 134 - Louis Kratzer

[b84186e8]Santa Cruz:[/b84186e8]
Rushing Attempts - 327 - William Sheehan
Rushing Yards - 1207 - William Sheehan

[b84186e8]Seattle:[/b84186e8]
Passing Yards - 3979 - Charles Dever
Rushing Attempts - 236 - Burt Liszkiewicz
Rushing Touchdowns - 6 - Burt Liszkiewicz
Receptions - 98 - Cole Faison
Receiving Yards - 1743 - Cole Faison
Sacks - 11.0 - Buster Hall
Targeted Passes - 169 - Cole Faison

[b84186e8]Shreveport:[/b84186e8]
Pass Completions - 311 - Douglas Hartman
Passing Yards - 3811 - Douglas Hartman
Passing Touchdowns - 25 - Douglas Hartman
Passes Defended - 24 - Erwin Koch

[b84186e8]Tampa Bay:[/b84186e8]
Yards Per Carry - 4.0 - Elias Alvey

[b84186e8]Tucson:[/b84186e8]
Yards Per Carry - 4.6 - Daryl Bradley
Receiving Yards - 1046 - Carl Markey
Interceptions - 5 - Jeremy Rosenberry

[b84186e8]Tulsa:[/b84186e8]
Quarterback Rating - 73.9 - Donnie Lowe
Rushing Attempts - 358 - Butch Fulton
Rushing Yards - 1539 - Butch Fulton
Rushing Touchdowns - 10 - Butch Fulton
Yards Per Carry - 4.2 - Butch Fulton