(S10) - PT 5 - Reunions

[Rabidsponge21]

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[Dangles13]

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[Trautner]

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[RedCydranth]

Week 12 is fast approaching and one match up has a lot of ramifications. The Orange County Otters will be flying north to the Yukon Territory to face the Yellowknife Wraiths. Playoff implications aside, this is a big game for Tegan Atwell. She started her career as an Otter several years ago, as a Corner Back and transitioned into one of the leagues premier wide receivers two years ago. In the past offseason, Atwell decided to test free agency and ultimately decided to explore the option of playing in Canada. This game will be the second time she's faced her former team since departing, but it will be the first time she plays them at her new home field. In the first game, in Orange County, the Otters held her to 86 yards and without a score. She is hoping to haul in at least one TD grab this coming game, just as further vindication that she made a great choice. But the match will be a bittersweet reunion, as it likely will be the last time she ever shares the field with Marc Spector, Bradley Westfield, Jonathan King and George Wright. In a locker room as close as Orange County's was for the early part of her career, it will have a lot of difficult goodbyes.

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@Jiggly_333

[Nathan_Hall]

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[goilers]

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[SwagSloth]

For many seasons, Boss Tweed was known as one of the most dominant Running Backs in the league. With the Colorado Yeti, he established a strong reputation and was the one consistent part of their offense as the team routinely cycled through Quarterbacks and Wide Receivers. That all changed a few seasons ago when Boss was traded to the Yellowknife Wraiths. However, Boss wasn’t ready to just settle for more of the same. He wanted a new challenge. And so he shocked the world by changing positions and became one of the top linebackers in the NSFL.

In his new position, Boss found himself facing off against the best offensive players in the league. In particular, he always found himself in an interesting match-up when he faced off against his old Yeti teammates. This season, the Wraiths took on the Yeti in Yellowknife on week 6, where they were victorious 30-13. Despite the scoreboard, it was a hard-fought victory and Tweed played a big part in that, sacking Colorado QB Ryan Applehort an astonishing 3 times in the same game. He also put together 5 tackles and helped the team amass 4 more sacks in addition to his own. No doubt, Boss Tweed has proved to an force to be reckoned with on both sides of the ball.

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[Beaver]

Sorry Ben

[Jiggly_333]

[YoungGreekBoy]

Alright so I have no idea how to do this or what the fuck to write about so imma just go in with some random shit and hope y'all like it. I guess I can talk about my player in high school or some shit cause obviously I haven't played any games yet. Also if this site is all PC butterflies I'm sorry in advance cause I can guarantee I'll get your panties in a knot. Anywho, Luke Boechler, the man himself. So back in high school Luke was a pretty fly guy, chucked some balls around with the boys if you catch my drift. He was well known for being a ball handler. Anyways, legend has it that in his final game against E.D Feehan who somehow managed to make it to the finals with a team full of freshman Boechler threw for 700 yards and 9 touchdowns in what was obviously the best game ever played by a quarterback in any league's history. These 9 touchdowns included two over 80 yards which is I guess where he gets his name as a gunslinger from cause that arm is definitely loaded. The guy is a leaving breathing AK-47 and will be a surefire first round pick if not first overall.