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QuikSand · 12-26-2007, 12:54 PM

So, where are we?

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Front Office Football 2007
GM Performance for One And Done Challenge of the Golden Hill Hoplites
   
Year  Team  Eval  Perf  Diff  Proft FrVal Record    Playoffs  
2014  GLH   34    40    89    33    0     7-9-0     None                   
2013  GLH   26    69    89    1     0     10-8-0    Division Final         
2012  GLH   44    36    89    55    0     8-8-0     None                   
2011  GLH   30    10    87    42    0     5-11-0    None                   
2010  GLH   48    8     82    80    2     5-11-0    None                   
2009  GLH   56    5     78    97    6     5-11-0    None                   
2008  GLH   50    2     83    86    7     3-13-0    None                   
2007  GLH   65    0     67    100   73    0-16-0    None

We stand at 73 points right now… just not very inspiring. We didn’t completely misfire here, but I’m feeling like we’re sort of limited with our potential by an interception-prone QB. Turning the ball over is going to be a lot to overcome for this team – we might hover around .500 for a while, but I don’t sense us taking another great leap forward to becoming a 12-win team. And soon, we will start seeing all our RB really fall off, limiting our ability to do much of anything.

12-26-2007, 12:54 PM	#17
QuikSand lolzcat Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Annapolis, Md	So, where are we? Code: Front Office Football 2007 GM Performance for One And Done Challenge of the Golden Hill Hoplites Year Team Eval Perf Diff Proft FrVal Record Playoffs 2014 GLH 34 40 89 33 0 7-9-0 None 2013 GLH 26 69 89 1 0 10-8-0 Division Final 2012 GLH 44 36 89 55 0 8-8-0 None 2011 GLH 30 10 87 42 0 5-11-0 None 2010 GLH 48 8 82 80 2 5-11-0 None 2009 GLH 56 5 78 97 6 5-11-0 None 2008 GLH 50 2 83 86 7 3-13-0 None 2007 GLH 65 0 67 100 73 0-16-0 None We stand at 73 points right now… just not very inspiring. We didn’t completely misfire here, but I’m feeling like we’re sort of limited with our potential by an interception-prone QB. Turning the ball over is going to be a lot to overcome for this team – we might hover around .500 for a while, but I don’t sense us taking another great leap forward to becoming a 12-win team. And soon, we will start seeing all our RB really fall off, limiting our ability to do much of anything.