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Chicago Rhinos - Scouting Report
2059 Record - 4-12 (4th in NFC North)
2060 Record - 1-11 (4th in NFC North)

Offense
QB John Wallace - 56 - Excellent timing receivers
RB Nolan Winslow - 60 - Excellent hole recognition
FB Heath Blazewicz - 67 - Excellent run-block technique

Defense
LDE Winston Wilhide - 75 - Excellent hitting ball carriers
LCB Henry Hare - 69 - Excellent man to man defense
RCB Martin Folston - 81 - Excellent defending the run

All Time Record - Miami 8 Chicago 5
Last Meeting - Miami 24 Chicago 17 (McCartney Cup Game 2056)
Point Spread - Miami by 14

Determined Rhinos Provide Stiff Resistance

CHICAGO - The Miami Sharks escaped the Windy City with a 16-10 win today against a side that many predicted would fold like a pack of cards.

The story of the day was how the Rhinos gave the Sharks a run for their money, with second-year quarterback John Wallace rallying his side to an unlikely lead with minutes left in the third quarter.

However, experience took over from there and the Sharks were able to dominate possession. Miami held the ball for 14 of the last 18 minutes of the game, adding three valuable field goals and moving to within one win of the AFC South title for 2060. The Sharks can seal the division title with a win against the Country next week.

New York became the first team to seal a division title this season with a 28-14 win against Cleveland at the Empire Stadium. It is the Emperors' first division title since 2050. Elsewhere in the league, Toronto quarterback Butch Clancy has guided his team to ten straight wins, throwing just one interception in that time.

When They Scored
1Q: 11:05 CHI - Van Stazer 34 field goal - Chicago 3-0
1Q: 07:02 MIA - Dominic Grabovez 5 pass from Josh Wilkerson (Mitchell Kelley extra point) - Miami 7-3
3Q: 08:00 CHI - Danny Long 8 pass from John Wallace (Van Stazer extra point) - Chicago 10-7
3Q: 03:45 MIA - Mitchell Kelley 39 field goal - Scores Tied 10-10
4Q: 11:04 MIA - Mitchell Kelley 39 field goal - Miami 13-10
4Q: 02:21 MIA - Mitchell Kelley 32 field goal - Miami 16-10

AFC South Scoreboard
Miami (11-2) beat Chicago (1-12) 16-10
Houston (7-6) beat Detroit (8-5) 33-13
St Louis (10-3) beat Kansas City (7-6) 26-23
Nashville (9-4) beat Minnesota (2-11) 37-20

Next Week in the AFC South
Houston (7-6) at Kansas City (7-6)
Nashville (9-4) at Miami (11-2)

UNFL Offensive Player of the Week
Jack Trueblood (Boston QB) - 21/25-260 4TD

UNFL Defensive Player of the Week
Gino Miner (Nashville DT) - 3 tackles, 1 assist, 3 sacks

Sharks Injury Room
FL Dominic Grabovez - Knee Tendinitis (Probable)
MLB Scottie Booker - Strained Calf Muscle (Probable)
RT Reggie Rigley - Pulled Groin (Doubtful)
SS Jermaine Ivy - Dislocated Elbow (Out - 4 weeks)
WLB Marco Rivers - Separated Shoulder (Out - 5 weeks)
RDE Shawn Tallman - Ruptured Achilles Tendon (Injured Reserve)

UNFL Playoff Picture

AFC
1. Toronto Cougars (11-2)
2. Miami Sharks (11-2)
3. Dayton Breakers (10-3)
4. Boston Admirals (7-6)
5. Pittsburgh Bolts (10-3)
6. Nashville Country (9-4)
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7. Denver Coloradans (7-6)
8. Kansas City Scouts (7-6)
9. Houston Steers (7-6)

NFC
1. x - New York Emperors (11-2)
2. St Louis Crushers (10-3)
3. California Crusaders (10-3)
4. Dallas Bulls (8-5)
5. San Francisco Miners (10-3)
6. Detroit Motors (8-5)
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7. Washington Sentinels (7-6)
8. Tampa Bay Pirates (7-6)
9. Oklahoma City Outlaws (7-6)
10. Charlotte Catters (6-7)

On The Clock - 2061 Draft Order as it stands
1. Los Angeles Red Devils (0-12-1)
2. Chicago Rhinos (1-12)
3. Minnesota Norsemen (2-11)
4. Seattle Ospreys (2-11)
5. New Jersey Generals (2-10-1)