May Day, May Day!

Grid Iron · 05-10-2004, 09:14 AM

May Day, May Day!

Barnstormers crash, burn in Super Bowl XLIV loss

	49ers (13-7)	41
	Barnstormers (11-8)	19

December 27, 2009

Iowa City, IA (Ticker) – San Francisco running back A.J. Patton racked up 243 total yards (165 rush, 78 rec) and scored two touchdowns, leading the 49ers to a 41-19 victory over the Barnstormers in Super Bowl XLIV.

“It’s so darn frustrating,” said Iowa quarterback Roman Roberts, who left the game early in the second quarter with a strained hamstring. “We had them where we wanted them, and then everything fell apart.”

Iowa drew first blood on a 27-yard Jim Lane field goal, but San Francisco put up 10 points to take the lead. The Barnstormers responded with Roberts’ only touchdown pass of the day and a 46-yard field goal to take a 13-10 advantage with 7:09 left in the second quarter. Unfortunately, that was the last time that Iowa would score until getting six points on two field goals in the closing minutes of the game. The 49ers, however, would put up 28 points before then.

“These guys played with a lot of heart,” said head coach Travis O’Donnell . “All we can do now is look to next year and try to improve on this great season.”

Box Score: San Francisco 49ers at Iowa City Barnstormers.  
  
Attendance: 60,000 (66,700), No-Shows: 0.  
  
Weather: 46 degrees, rain.  
  
1Q: 09:00 IAC - Jim Lane 27 field goal.  
1Q: 06:30 SFO - Ryan Longwell 35 field goal.  
2Q: 14:51 SFO - Bryant Devine 10 pass from Kim Gideon.  
2Q: 14:51 SFO - Ryan Longwell extra point.  
2Q: 09:17 IAC - Byron Turner 1 pass from Roman Roberts.  
2Q: 09:17 IAC - Jim Lane extra point.  
2Q: 07:09 IAC - Jim Lane 46 field goal.  
2Q: 05:08 SFO - A.J. Patton 27 pass from Kim Gideon.  
2Q: 05:08 SFO - Ryan Longwell extra point.  
2Q: 02:18 SFO - Ryan Longwell 45 field goal.  
3Q: 13:01 SFO - Gus Strikwerda 67 pass from Kim Gideon.  
3Q: 13:01 SFO - Ryan Longwell extra point.  
3Q: 03:35 SFO - A.J. Patton 4 run.  
3Q: 03:35 SFO - Ryan Longwell extra point.  
4Q: 11:41 SFO - Gus Strikwerda 7 pass from Kim Gideon.  
4Q: 11:41 SFO - Ryan Longwell extra point.  
4Q: 07:30 IAC - Jim Lane 46 field goal.  
4Q: 00:49 IAC - Jim Lane 35 field goal.  
  
Game MVP: SFO 31 A.J. Patton  
  
San Francisco     3      17     14     7      -      41  
Iowa City         3      10     0      6      -      19  
  
Team Statistics          SFO           IAC  
  
First Downs              23            19  
  
Rushes                   29            27  
Rushing Yards            204           79  
Yards Per Carry          7.0           2.9  
  
Pass Attempts            29            37  
Completions              17            22  
Passing Yards            280           245  
Yards Per Attempt        9.6           6.6  
Sacked                   0             6  
Yards Lost               0             34  
Net Passing Yards        280           211  
  
Interceptions            2             0  
Fumbles/Lost             0/0           0/0  
  
Total Plays              58            70  
Total Yards              484           290  
Yards Per Play           8.3           4.1  
  
3rd Down Plays           3/9           5/16  
  
Penalties                6             8  
Penalty Yards            51            54  
  
Time Of Possession       26:22         33:38  
  
San Francisco 49ers Individual Statistics  
  
Rushing                  Att    Yards  Avg    Long   TD  
31 Patton                17     165    9.7    52     1  
30 Orenstein             7      14     2.0    7      0  
15 Gideon                2      11     5.5    8      0  
28 Francis               2      10     5.0    10     0  
29 Beyer                 1      4      4.0    4      0  
  
Passing                  Att    Comp   Yards  Yd/Att Long   TD     Int  
15 Gideon                29     17     280    9.6    67     4      2  
10 Moss                  0      0      0      0.0    0      0      0  
  
Receiving                Catch  Yards  Avg    Long   TD  
31 Patton                5      78     15.6   27     1  
80 Devine                4      45     11.2   20     1
84 Strikwerda            3      84     28.0   67     2  
85 Bartrum               3      39     13.0   16     0  
89 Brustkern             1      17     17.0   17     0  
88 Jackson               1      17     17.0   17     0  
  
Punt Returns             Att    Yards  Avg    TD  
40 Drake                 2      1      0.5    0  
  
Kick Returns             Att    Yards  Avg    TD  
40 Drake                 1      21     21.0   0  
36 Ledbetter             1      17     17.0   0  
  
Punting                  Punts  Yards  Avg    Long   In20  
13 Carpenter             4      158    39.5   41     2  
  
Kicking                  FG     FGA    Long   PAT    Att  
14 Longwell              2      2      45     5      5  
  
Defense                  Tackle Assist Sack   Int    IntYds IntTD  
37 Darius                9      3      0.0    0      0      0  
59 Southward             5      2      0.0    0      0      0  
33 Foreman               4      3      0.0    0      0      0  
57 Darkins               4      1      0.0    0      0      0  
99 Autry                 3      0      3.0    0      0      0  
53 McElhenny             3      2      0.0    0      0      0  
21 Jennings              3      1      0.0    0      0      0  
95 Bryant                3      0      0.0    0      0      0  
46 Horton                3      0      0.0    0      0      0  
96 Forsberg              3      0      0.0    0      0      0  
38 Walker                2      0      1.0    0      0      0  
49 Swift                 2      1      0.0    0      0      0  
35 Jefferson             2      1      0.0    0      0      0  
89 Brustkern             2      0      0.0    0      0      0  
36 Ledbetter             2      0      0.0    0      0      0  
94 Bandhauer             1      1      1.0    0      0      0  
93 Frisch                1      0      1.0    0      0      0  
40 Drake                 1      2      0.0    0      0      0  
80 Devine                1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
58 Mayes                 1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
98 Rodgers               1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
88 Jackson               1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
91 Humphrey              0      1      0.0    0      0      0  
  
Miscellaneous            Fumb   Recov  MiscTD KeyRBlk SckAlwd  
79 Ford                  0      0      0      5      0  
30 Orenstein             0      0      0      3      0  
74 Fiore                 0      0      0      2      0  
72 Fernyhough            0      0      0      2      0  
58 Mayes                 0      0      0      1      0  
  
Iowa City Barnstormers Individual Statistics  
  
Rushing                  Att    Yards  Avg    Long   TD  
22 Lofton                15     41     2.7    22     0  
37 Pochman               5      6      1.2    10     0  
7 Roberts                3      21     7.0    8      0  
12 Brandon               2      11     5.5    7      0  
40 Springer              1      -1     -1.0   -1     0  
11 Fink                  1      1      1.0    1      0  
  
Passing                  Att    Comp   Yards  Yd/Att Long   TD     Int  
7 Roberts                23     13     144    6.2    23     1      0  
12 Brandon               11     8      95     8.6    16     0      0  
11 Fink                  3      1      6      2.0    6      0      0  
  
Receiving                Catch  Yards  Avg    Long   TD  
88 Ellison               6      77     12.8   23     0  
85 Randle                6      80     13.3   18     0  
87 Morris                3      26     8.6    14     0  
89 Syms                  3      28     9.3    14     0  
22 Lofton                1      9      9.0    9      0  
40 Springer              1      17     17.0   17     0  
81 Turner                1      1      1.0    1      1  
84 McGregor              1      7      7.0    7      0  
  
Punt Returns             Att    Yards  Avg    TD  
89 Syms                  1      -1     -1.0   0
  
Kick Returns             Att    Yards  Avg    TD  
89 Syms                  4      85     21.2   0  
31 Hudson                3      58     19.3   0  
  
Punting                  Punts  Yards  Avg    Long   In20  
15 Levine                7      289    41.2   49     0  
  
Kicking                  FG     FGA    Long   PAT    Att  
16 Lane                  4      4      46     1      1  
  
Defense                  Tackle Assist Sack   Int    IntYds IntTD  
21 Coady                 8      2      0.0    1      7      0  
59 Grier                 7      2      0.0    0      0      0  
92 Wynn                  5      0      0.0    0      0      0  
94 Brown                 4      1      0.0    0      0      0  
97 Clancy                4      0      0.0    0      0      0  
20 Bartoszewicz          3      3      0.0    1      11     0  
30 Murphy                3      1      0.0    0      0      0  
93 Manderscheid          3      1      0.0    0      0      0  
47 Legge                 2      1      0.0    0      0      0  
55 Robinson              1      4      0.0    0      0      0  
80 Berkhofer             1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
71 Duffy                 1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
53 Elias                 1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
42 Shepherd              1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
37 Pochman               1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
84 McGregor              1      0      0.0    0      0      0  
50 Bonham                0      1      0.0    0      0      0  
31 Hudson                0      1      0.0    0      0      0  
  
Miscellaneous            Fumb   Recov  MiscTD KeyRBlk SckAlwd  
71 Duffy                 0      0      0      1      2  
57 Loudon                0      0      0      0      2  
60 Adams                 0      0      0      0      2  
70 Morton                0      0      0      2      0

fantastic flying froggies · 05-10-2004, 12:14 PM

What happened ?

Looking at the stats, it seems a much closer game than the score suggests...

Grid Iron · 05-11-2004, 08:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fantastic flying froggies

What happened ?

Looking at the stats, it seems a much closer game than the score suggests...

The Niners just went on a 28-0 tear and we had to settle for four field goals since we couldn't get our running game going.

Nonetheless, the team made excellent progress in getting to the playoffs. Hopefully, this will be something to build on. . .

Grid Iron · 05-11-2004, 08:42 AM

Kenyon Kramer Wins MVP Award

December 28, 2009

Kansas City, MO (Reuters) – Today, Kansas City quarterback Kenyon Kramer was named the league’s most valuable player. “I’m humbled and honored by this award,” said Kramer, who was the Oakland Raiders’ first-round pick (eighth overall) in 2002 out of Southwest Louisiana. “I can’t thank my teammates and coaching staff enough.” Kramer, who signed with the Chiefs in 2008 after playing six seasons with the Raiders (starting four of them), finished the year second in passing yards (3,880), eighth in touchdowns (22) and 12th in rating (83.9). He threw only 12 interceptions.

Grid Iron · 05-11-2004, 08:43 AM

I'm going to post the Barnstormers Report Card and Season Finale tonight!

Stay tuned. . .

Grid Iron · 05-11-2004, 11:04 PM

2009 Barnstormers Report Card

December 30, 2009

Here is a rundown of Iowa City’s performance in 2009:

QUARTERBACKS: A-

Quarterback Roman Roberts had an excellent season, earning All-League Second Team for the third time in the last three years. On the year, Roberts threw for 3,325 yards, 24 touchdowns and 12 interceptions for an 87.0 rating. He also ran 80 times for 391 yards (4.8 yds/carry avg.) and scored seven rushing touchdowns.

RUNNING BACKS: B

Friendship Lofton had a great year, rushing for 1,191 yards (7th) and nine touchdowns (T-9th). Rookie running back Shaun Pochman, the team’s second-round pick out of Tennessee, struggled. On the year, he gained only 137 yards on 65 carries (2.1 yds/carry avg.) but did score three touchdowns.

OFFENSIVE LINE: C

The offensive line was mediocre. Although the unit played well in pass protection, allowing just 31 sacks on the year (T-10th), no one in the group made more than 26 key run blocks. Starting right tackle Grant Duffy was the best of the bunch, making 23 key run blocks in 58 opportunities (39.6%) and allowing just four sacks.

RECEIVERS: B

Jorge Ellison, Iowa’s top receiver, missed half the season with a hip pointer but still had 41 catches for 626 yards and four touchdowns in eight games. Rookie wide receiver Matthew McGregor, the team’s first-round pick out of Texas, impressed in his first professional season. In 16 starts, McGregor led the team with 58 catches and 740 receiving yards. He also finished with eight touchdown catches, which ranked second in the league. Tight end Freddie Morris had 51 catches for 556 yards and four touchdown catches.

DEFENSIVE LINE: D+

The loss of starting defensive end Brock Darlington hit the line hard. On the year, the defensive line recorded only 23.5 sacks on the season, and the lack of an effective pass rush contributed to the team allowing an average of 247.6 passing yards per game (29th). Defensive end Stephen Bonham led the team with 9.5 sacks, his lowest total since he became a starter in 2005.

LINEBACKERS: C

The Iowa linebacking corps was solid, led by fourth-year middle linebacker Bob Robinson. Robinson finished the season with 151 tackles (124 solo) and 3.0 sacks to earn All-League Second Team honors.

SECONDARY: F

The Iowa secondary struggled mightily with the loss the team’s two starting safeties Gilbert Coady and Bubba Boyer to injury for the final six weeks of the season and the playoffs. On the year, the Barnstormers ranked a miserable 29th in the league in total interceptions (12) and passing yards allowed (247.6/game).

SPECIAL TEAMS: B+

Place kicker Jim Lane had another great year. In the regular season, he made 21 of 29 but many of those misses were 50+ yard attempts. In the playoffs, Lane was a perfect 12 for 12, including two 46-yarders, two 49-yarders and one 55-yard kick. Punter Junior Levine was solid, averaging 41.7 yards per kick and dropping 27 of his 80 punts (34%) inside the 20.

COACHING: A-

Coach Travis O’Donnell, who was on the hot seat all year due to the team’s early playoff exits over the past five seasons, proved that he is one of the best coaches in the NFL. Despite losing four of the team’s elite starters to injury or the salary cap, O’Donnell still managed to bring Iowa its first divisional title and AFC Championship.

Grid Iron · 05-11-2004, 11:05 PM

The season finale is coming up tomorrow morning. . .

Grid Iron · 05-14-2004, 12:52 AM

Sorry about the delay. I'm going to wrap up 2009 and post the Decade Review Friday afternoon/evening.

Grid Iron · 05-14-2004, 06:51 PM

Transcript of CIA-FBI Operation

Odesa, Ukraine

December 31, 2009

MAXWELL: Frank Maxwell, CIA Operation Director
COLEMAN: Tom Coleman, FBI
ROMANOV: Alexandra Romanov , CIA Operative
WHITE: Chuck White, U.S. Air Force

* * * * * *

ROMANOV: Hive, this is Worker Bee. I have entered the basement level through the old heating system.

COLEMAN: Roger that, Worker Bee. Proceed to the account database terminal.

ROMANOV: I’m entering the code into the elevator door.

[Sound of keypad being pressed]

ROMANOV: I’m in. Entering the elevator now.

[Sound of elevator door closing]

ROMANOV: One. . . Two . . . Three . . . Four. Fourth level, I’m here.

[Sound of elevator door opening]

COLEMAN: Proceed to the terminal.

ROMANOV: I’m at the terminal room door. I’m attaching the decoder.

[Sound of door unlocking]

ROMANOV: I’m through. Entering the terminal room.

COLEMAN: Be careful, Worker Bee.

ROMANOV: I’m at the terminal. Turning it on. . .

COLEMAN: Worker Bee, we’ve detected movement in the building.

ROMANOV: The system is booting up.

COLEMAN: The elevator is going up.

ROMANOV: Roger that. Keep me posted. The system is asking for my login.

COLEMAN: The Elevator is at the basement level.

ROMANOV: Entering the backdoor password.

COLEMAN: The elevator is now descending. . .

ROMANOV: I’ve got the backdoor prompt. Entering the access codes . . .

COLEMAN: The elevator is at the first lower level. . .

ROMANOV: The terminal is logging into the server. . .

COLEMAN: Second level . .

ROMANOV: The data is loading. . .

COLEMAN: Third level . . .

ROMANOV: I’m entering the account number. . .

COLEMAN: The elevator stopped.

ROMANOV: The terminal is pulling up the data. . .

COLEMAN: Elevator is moving again . . .

ROMANOV: I’ve got the data on the screen.

COLEMAN: No time to waste--the elevator is almost there!

ROMANOV: I’m dumping the account data to a text file. . .

COLEMAN: Fourth floor! The elevator is at the fourth floor!

ROMANOV: I’m copying the file to my USB drive. . .

COLEMAN: Elevator door is opening. . .

ROMANOV: I’m uploading the USB drive data to my cellular phone. Prepare to receive the transmission.

COLEMAN: Roger--

ROMANOV: Someone is trying to enter the room with the access code. . .

[Sound of door unlocking]

COLEMAN: Transmission received! We got it, now get the hell out of there!

[Sound of door opening]

UNKNOWN: What the—who the hell are you!?!?

[Sound of single shot with silencer]

[Sound of body falling on ground]

COLEMAN: Worker Bee. . . Worker Bee, come in. . .

ROMANOV: Threat neutralized. I’m heading to the elevator.

COLEMAN: Whew. Be careful.

[Sound of elevator door closing]

ROMANOV: Third floor. . .

MAXWELL : This data is incredible! It goes back to World War II!

ROMANOV: Second floor . . .

MAXWELL : There’s been multiple account transfers into this account for over 60 years. . .

ROMANOV: First floor. . .

COLEMAN: Everything looks clear, Worker Bee.

MAXWELL: But every deposit has come from the same account in the U.S.

ROMANOV: I’m in the basement. I’m making my way up the stairs to the electrical room.

COLEMAN: Watch your back.

ROMANOV: I’m in the access tunnel—making my way to the central vent. I can see the exit.

COLEMAN: Good work. I owe you dinner.

ROMANOV: I think I just might take you up on that. Almost there. . .

MAXWELL: We’ve got what we need. Eagle-1, initiate failsafe.

WHITE: I’m moving into position. I’m lining up for missile lock on the building.

COLEMAN: What the hell are you doing!? She’s not out of there yet!

MAXWELL: She’s a security risk, Coleman. We don’t have a choice. It’s a matter of national security.

COLEMAN: Alexandra, get the hell out of there now!!!

MAXWELL: Security, get him out of here!

[Sound of missile lock from White’s F-15]

WHITE: I’ve got tone.

COLEMAN: No!!!

ROMANOV: I didn’t catch that Roger. The building’s generators are creating a lot of interference. What did you say?

MAXWELL: Fire!!!

WHITE: Roger that. Fox Three!

[Sound of missile launch]

[End of Transcript]

Grid Iron · 05-14-2004, 06:52 PM

This ends the 2009 Season. Stay tuned for the Decade Review in a couple days. . .

fantastic flying froggies · 05-15-2004, 12:46 AM

DAMN ! I kinda liked Alexandra...you know, the russian spy fantasy and all...bummer

Grid Iron · 05-15-2004, 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fantastic flying froggies

DAMN ! I kinda liked Alexandra...you know, the russian spy fantasy and all...bummer

And she was REALLY hot, too!

fantastic flying froggies · 06-01-2004, 01:29 PM

huh, bump ???

Grid Iron · 06-01-2004, 07:36 PM

Wow! I hadn't noticed it's been over two weeks!

I'll be getting back into it in the next couple days. Took some time off to do other stuff, like watch a lot of baseball.

The break has been good, letting me re-charge the ol' creativity batteries.

Look for the decade review tommorrow and then the 2010 season by the end of the week.

StanGunner · 01-19-2005, 10:30 PM

Just caught up with this. Where is the next one?

Grid Iron · 01-19-2005, 10:43 PM

Unfortunately, it may be gone forever.

I've been trying to reinstall FOF2 on my PC, but it isn't working.

I even reformatted my entire drive and installed it again without installing FOF2K4, but it isn't working.

I'm waiting to hear from eLicense.

This is exactly why I hate eLicense. eLicense should have a "fix" or "crack" that doesn't require Internet/server access after the game is no longer for sale.

Ragone · 01-20-2005, 02:48 AM

Now why would they want to support a product after the sale? thats blasphemy

fantastic flying froggies · 01-20-2005, 04:19 AM

Rob, you should check with Darkiller. I'm pretty sure he had a similar issue with FOF2 and FOF2004 and I think he finally got both to work. I'm not quite sure how though, so you should ask him...

Grid Iron · 01-20-2005, 09:59 AM

Woo hoo!!! I got both FOF2 and FOF2K4 up and running.

All I had to do was reformat my hard drive three times, try all sorts of craziness, and I eventually lucked into it, I think.

Thanks, Darkiller, for the help.

The 2010 season will begin in a couple days. . .

Thanks for the interest, guys!

fantastic flying froggies · 01-20-2005, 11:21 AM

Well, I couldn't let my Golden Scribe Pro Football dynasty Nominee die that way, now could I?...

Grid Iron · 01-20-2005, 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fantastic flying froggies

Well, I couldn't let my Golden Scribe Pro Football dynasty Nominee die that way, now could I?...

Thanks for the vote! I'm looking forward to picking up the story.

I'll be parallel posting the story to blogger.com, which seems to be a nice place to post my story.

Thanks again for your interest! Of course, that won't mean anything to me when the Ice step on the field with the Vampires.

05-10-2004, 12:14 PM	#52
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05-11-2004, 08:42 AM	#54
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	Kenyon Kramer Wins MVP Award December 28, 2009 Kansas City, MO (Reuters) – Today, Kansas City quarterback Kenyon Kramer was named the league’s most valuable player. “I’m humbled and honored by this award,” said Kramer, who was the Oakland Raiders’ first-round pick (eighth overall) in 2002 out of Southwest Louisiana. “I can’t thank my teammates and coaching staff enough.” Kramer, who signed with the Chiefs in 2008 after playing six seasons with the Raiders (starting four of them), finished the year second in passing yards (3,880), eighth in touchdowns (22) and 12th in rating (83.9). He threw only 12 interceptions. __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

05-11-2004, 08:43 AM	#55
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05-11-2004, 11:04 PM	#56
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	2009 Barnstormers Report Card December 30, 2009 Here is a rundown of Iowa City’s performance in 2009: QUARTERBACKS: A- Quarterback Roman Roberts had an excellent season, earning All-League Second Team for the third time in the last three years. On the year, Roberts threw for 3,325 yards, 24 touchdowns and 12 interceptions for an 87.0 rating. He also ran 80 times for 391 yards (4.8 yds/carry avg.) and scored seven rushing touchdowns. RUNNING BACKS: B Friendship Lofton had a great year, rushing for 1,191 yards (7th) and nine touchdowns (T-9th). Rookie running back Shaun Pochman, the team’s second-round pick out of Tennessee, struggled. On the year, he gained only 137 yards on 65 carries (2.1 yds/carry avg.) but did score three touchdowns. OFFENSIVE LINE: C The offensive line was mediocre. Although the unit played well in pass protection, allowing just 31 sacks on the year (T-10th), no one in the group made more than 26 key run blocks. Starting right tackle Grant Duffy was the best of the bunch, making 23 key run blocks in 58 opportunities (39.6%) and allowing just four sacks. RECEIVERS: B Jorge Ellison, Iowa’s top receiver, missed half the season with a hip pointer but still had 41 catches for 626 yards and four touchdowns in eight games. Rookie wide receiver Matthew McGregor, the team’s first-round pick out of Texas, impressed in his first professional season. In 16 starts, McGregor led the team with 58 catches and 740 receiving yards. He also finished with eight touchdown catches, which ranked second in the league. Tight end Freddie Morris had 51 catches for 556 yards and four touchdown catches. DEFENSIVE LINE: D+ The loss of starting defensive end Brock Darlington hit the line hard. On the year, the defensive line recorded only 23.5 sacks on the season, and the lack of an effective pass rush contributed to the team allowing an average of 247.6 passing yards per game (29th). Defensive end Stephen Bonham led the team with 9.5 sacks, his lowest total since he became a starter in 2005. LINEBACKERS: C The Iowa linebacking corps was solid, led by fourth-year middle linebacker Bob Robinson. Robinson finished the season with 151 tackles (124 solo) and 3.0 sacks to earn All-League Second Team honors. SECONDARY: F The Iowa secondary struggled mightily with the loss the team’s two starting safeties Gilbert Coady and Bubba Boyer to injury for the final six weeks of the season and the playoffs. On the year, the Barnstormers ranked a miserable 29th in the league in total interceptions (12) and passing yards allowed (247.6/game). SPECIAL TEAMS: B+ Place kicker Jim Lane had another great year. In the regular season, he made 21 of 29 but many of those misses were 50+ yard attempts. In the playoffs, Lane was a perfect 12 for 12, including two 46-yarders, two 49-yarders and one 55-yard kick. Punter Junior Levine was solid, averaging 41.7 yards per kick and dropping 27 of his 80 punts (34%) inside the 20. COACHING: A- Coach Travis O’Donnell, who was on the hot seat all year due to the team’s early playoff exits over the past five seasons, proved that he is one of the best coaches in the NFL. Despite losing four of the team’s elite starters to injury or the salary cap, O’Donnell still managed to bring Iowa its first divisional title and AFC Championship. __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

05-11-2004, 11:05 PM	#57
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	The season finale is coming up tomorrow morning. . . __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

05-14-2004, 12:52 AM	#58
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	Sorry about the delay. I'm going to wrap up 2009 and post the Decade Review Friday afternoon/evening. __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

05-14-2004, 06:51 PM	#59
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	Transcript of CIA-FBI Operation Odesa, Ukraine December 31, 2009 MAXWELL: Frank Maxwell, CIA Operation Director COLEMAN: Tom Coleman, FBI ROMANOV: Alexandra Romanov , CIA Operative WHITE: Chuck White, U.S. Air Force * * * * * * ROMANOV: Hive, this is Worker Bee. I have entered the basement level through the old heating system. COLEMAN: Roger that, Worker Bee. Proceed to the account database terminal. ROMANOV: I’m entering the code into the elevator door. [Sound of keypad being pressed] ROMANOV: I’m in. Entering the elevator now. [Sound of elevator door closing] ROMANOV: One. . . Two . . . Three . . . Four. Fourth level, I’m here. [Sound of elevator door opening] COLEMAN: Proceed to the terminal. ROMANOV: I’m at the terminal room door. I’m attaching the decoder. [Sound of door unlocking] ROMANOV: I’m through. Entering the terminal room. COLEMAN: Be careful, Worker Bee. ROMANOV: I’m at the terminal. Turning it on. . . COLEMAN: Worker Bee, we’ve detected movement in the building. ROMANOV: The system is booting up. COLEMAN: The elevator is going up. ROMANOV: Roger that. Keep me posted. The system is asking for my login. COLEMAN: The Elevator is at the basement level. ROMANOV: Entering the backdoor password. COLEMAN: The elevator is now descending. . . ROMANOV: I’ve got the backdoor prompt. Entering the access codes . . . COLEMAN: The elevator is at the first lower level. . . ROMANOV: The terminal is logging into the server. . . COLEMAN: Second level . . ROMANOV: The data is loading. . . COLEMAN: Third level . . . ROMANOV: I’m entering the account number. . . COLEMAN: The elevator stopped. ROMANOV: The terminal is pulling up the data. . . COLEMAN: Elevator is moving again . . . ROMANOV: I’ve got the data on the screen. COLEMAN: No time to waste--the elevator is almost there! ROMANOV: I’m dumping the account data to a text file. . . COLEMAN: Fourth floor! The elevator is at the fourth floor! ROMANOV: I’m copying the file to my USB drive. . . COLEMAN: Elevator door is opening. . . ROMANOV: I’m uploading the USB drive data to my cellular phone. Prepare to receive the transmission. COLEMAN: Roger-- ROMANOV: Someone is trying to enter the room with the access code. . . [Sound of door unlocking] COLEMAN: Transmission received! We got it, now get the hell out of there! [Sound of door opening] UNKNOWN: What the—who the hell are you!?!? [Sound of single shot with silencer] [Sound of body falling on ground] COLEMAN: Worker Bee. . . Worker Bee, come in. . . ROMANOV: Threat neutralized. I’m heading to the elevator. COLEMAN: Whew. Be careful. [Sound of elevator door closing] ROMANOV: Third floor. . . MAXWELL : This data is incredible! It goes back to World War II! ROMANOV: Second floor . . . MAXWELL : There’s been multiple account transfers into this account for over 60 years. . . ROMANOV: First floor. . . COLEMAN: Everything looks clear, Worker Bee. MAXWELL: But every deposit has come from the same account in the U.S. ROMANOV: I’m in the basement. I’m making my way up the stairs to the electrical room. COLEMAN: Watch your back. ROMANOV: I’m in the access tunnel—making my way to the central vent. I can see the exit. COLEMAN: Good work. I owe you dinner. ROMANOV: I think I just might take you up on that. Almost there. . . MAXWELL: We’ve got what we need. Eagle-1, initiate failsafe. WHITE: I’m moving into position. I’m lining up for missile lock on the building. COLEMAN: What the hell are you doing!? She’s not out of there yet! MAXWELL: She’s a security risk, Coleman. We don’t have a choice. It’s a matter of national security. COLEMAN: Alexandra, get the hell out of there now!!! MAXWELL: Security, get him out of here! [Sound of missile lock from White’s F-15] WHITE: I’ve got tone. COLEMAN: No!!! ROMANOV: I didn’t catch that Roger. The building’s generators are creating a lot of interference. What did you say? MAXWELL: Fire!!! WHITE: Roger that. Fox Three! [Sound of missile launch] [End of Transcript] __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

05-14-2004, 06:52 PM	#60
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	This ends the 2009 Season. Stay tuned for the Decade Review in a couple days. . . __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

05-15-2004, 12:46 AM	#61
fantastic flying froggies Pro Rookie Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny South of France	DAMN ! I kinda liked Alexandra...you know, the russian spy fantasy and all...bummer __________________ Detroit Vampires (CFL) : Ve 're coming for your blood! Camargue Flamingos (WOOF): pretty in Pink

06-01-2004, 01:29 PM	#63
fantastic flying froggies Pro Rookie Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny South of France	huh, bump ??? __________________ Detroit Vampires (CFL) : Ve 're coming for your blood! Camargue Flamingos (WOOF): pretty in Pink

06-01-2004, 07:36 PM	#64
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	Wow! I hadn't noticed it's been over two weeks! I'll be getting back into it in the next couple days. Took some time off to do other stuff, like watch a lot of baseball. The break has been good, letting me re-charge the ol' creativity batteries. Look for the decade review tommorrow and then the 2010 season by the end of the week. __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

01-19-2005, 10:30 PM	#65
StanGunner Mascot Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Rural Western NY	Just caught up with this. Where is the next one?

01-19-2005, 10:43 PM	#66
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	Unfortunately, it may be gone forever. I've been trying to reinstall FOF2 on my PC, but it isn't working. I even reformatted my entire drive and installed it again without installing FOF2K4, but it isn't working. I'm waiting to hear from eLicense. This is exactly why I hate eLicense. eLicense should have a "fix" or "crack" that doesn't require Internet/server access after the game is no longer for sale. __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

01-20-2005, 02:48 AM	#67
Ragone Pro Rookie Join Date: May 2002 Location: Kansas City, Mo	Now why would they want to support a product after the sale? thats blasphemy

01-20-2005, 04:19 AM	#68
fantastic flying froggies Pro Rookie Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny South of France	Rob, you should check with Darkiller. I'm pretty sure he had a similar issue with FOF2 and FOF2004 and I think he finally got both to work. I'm not quite sure how though, so you should ask him... __________________ Detroit Vampires (CFL) : Ve 're coming for your blood! Camargue Flamingos (WOOF): pretty in Pink

01-20-2005, 09:59 AM	#69
Grid Iron Ice Cream Man Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Bay Area	Woo hoo!!! I got both FOF2 and FOF2K4 up and running. All I had to do was reformat my hard drive three times, try all sorts of craziness, and I eventually lucked into it, I think. Thanks, Darkiller, for the help. The 2010 season will begin in a couple days. . . Thanks for the interest, guys! __________________ Follow the story of the Oregon Ice of the Continental Football League.

01-20-2005, 11:21 AM	#70
fantastic flying froggies Pro Rookie Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sunny South of France	Well, I couldn't let my Golden Scribe Pro Football dynasty Nominee die that way, now could I?... __________________ Detroit Vampires (CFL) : Ve 're coming for your blood! Camargue Flamingos (WOOF): pretty in Pink

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