The Alaska Warriors Reboot

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I previously did a dynasty that I quit about four months ago in April. I began to feel as if it was missing something. I wanted to start a new dynasty with the Alaska Warriors that would be more of a challenge. I was inspired by BlackjackXXI's Festivus College dynasty on YouTube where he created a college whose roster was extremely handicapped. He imposed a max of 75 for any skill on his players and imposed restrictions on recruiting, transferring players, and other aspects of the game.

So, I decided to do something similar. I went through and edited my team and have come up with some house rules of my own. I really would like this dynasty to be very detail oriented and stats based, so I'll try my best to make it entertaining for everyone.

I also decided to use VTCRB's rosters. They were created using the editor to make each team random. I've looked through some of them and I've liked what I've seen. None of the players on these rosters nor any of the coaches are real. This allows for a truly unique feeling for the dynasty.

About

Settings

*Changed some sliders around year 10. They will be around page 20.

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Skill: Heisman
Injuries, Fatigue, Play Clock, Home Field Advantage, Ice the Kicker: ON
Length: 9 minutes
Speed: Normal
Threshold: 47
Progression: Slowest

Rules:
Offsides - 91
False Start - 91
Holding - 92
Facemask - 59
OPI - 99
DPI - 98
KR/PR INT - 60
Clipping/Intentional Grounding/Roughing the Passer - 54
Roughing the Kicker - 35

AI (User/CPU):
5/5
0/45
0/40
10/90
5/35
40/30
40/40
65/90
25/25
40/60
0/40
45/50
0/100
30/50

Custom House Rules

1. Recruiting realistically: Only allowed to recruit 1 stars with a couple of 2 stars at first.

2. Over-recruiting: My team is currently made up of juniors or lower. I will only recruit a few the first year, and will only recruit for what I need.

3. Pipelines: Until I've established myself, I must prioritize pipelines heavily. If I have no interested players available, I can search other states but they must be football-producing states (like Florida, or regionally close states such as Oregon).

4. Interest: I can recruit any 1 star within my pipeline, but to recruit a 2 star I must be number one on their list the first year. Afterwards, I will become more lenient on the amount of 2-stars I recruit.

5. Scouting: I can scout no more than 25% of a player's ratings. This allows me to have a realistic look at recruits. Coaches can see some skills players possess, but don't get nearly a full view of who they've recruited until that recruit gets on campus.

6. Custom Playbooks: I will use custom playbooks. Audibles/diversity of plays will be dependent upon the player's experience and awareness.

7. Injuries, discipline, etc: I'm working on a method to include injuries and discipline in to my dynasty. I've used a random number generator method for injuries that seemed to work decently well, and I think using awareness to determine discipline would work. This will be a work in progress.

8. Play realistically.

9. Close eyes for field goals.

10. For the first few years I'll remake the coach if he gets fired. New program, nobody should be fired at first. I will not take other jobs, and if necessary, I will fire my coordinators.

If I think of others I will include them here.



Team Record Book:

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Passing:

Yards (Half) – Damion Barnett (11/14/2026) - 321
Yards (Game) – Damion Barnett (11/14/2026) - 581
Yards (Season) –
1. Damion Barnett (2027) - 4602
2. Andrew Harris II (2021) - 4597
Yards (Career) –
1. Andrew Harris II (2018-2020) – 13,990
2. Damion Barnett (2024-2027) – 11,093
3. Jeremy Riggs (2013-2016) – 10,069

Yards Per Game (Season) – Andrew Harris II (2021)- 353.6
Yards Per Game (Career- Minimum 25 Games) – Andrew Harris II (2018-2021) – 269.0

Attempts Per Game (Career) – Andrew Harris II (2018-2021) – 34
Longest Pass – Damion Barnett (2027) - 96

Touchdowns (Game) – Ronnie Henry (10/26/2024) - 6
Touchdowns (Season) –
1. Ronnie Henry (2024) – 45
2. Damion Barnett (2027) – 43
3. Andrew Harris II (2021) – 35
3b. Damion Barnett (2026) - 35
Touchdowns (Career) –
1. Damion Barnett (2024-2027) - 100
2. Andrew Harris II (2018-2021) – 99
3. Ronnie Henry (2022-2024) - 75
4. Jeremy Riggs (2013-2016) - 66

Interceptions (Game) – Andrew Harris II (10/2/2021 vs. Duke) - 6
Interceptions (Season) – Andrew Harris II (2018) - 24
Interceptions (Career) – Jeremy Riggs (2013-2016) - 76

Passer Rating (Season) – Damion Barnett (2027) – 167.5
Passer Rating (Career) – Damion Barnett (2024-2027) – 160.6

Attempts (Half) – Jeremy Riggs (9/24/2016 vs. Wyoming) - 42
Attempts (Game) – Jeremy Riggs (9/24/2016 vs. Wyoming) - 67
Attempts (Season) – Andrew Harris II (2021) - 542
Attempts (Career) – Andrew Harris II (2018-2021) - 1792

Completions (Half) – Damion Barnett (11/14/2026) - 32
Completions (Game) –Damion Barnett (1/1/2028) - 46
Completions (Season) – Andrew Harris II (2021) - 360
Completions (Career) – Andrew Harris II (2018-2021) - 1168
Completion Percentage (Game) – Ronnie Henry (2023) – 83%
Completion Percentage (Season) – Ronnie Henry (2024) – 73.5%
Completion Percentage (Career - Minimum 1,000 attempts) – Damion Barnett (2024-2027) – 68.0%






Rushing:

Yards (Game) –
1. Mikal Carter Jr (10/16/2032 vs. Washington State) - 267
2. Lee Easley (11/25/2028 vs. Boise State) - 250
3. Dabrian Whitman (11/29/2025 vs. Boise State) – 242
4. Joe Justice (11/25/2028 vs. Boise State) - 218
5. Erik Morse (10/27/2018 vs. SDSU) – 210

Yards (Season) –
1. Lee Easley (2028) – 1734
2. Joe Justice (2028) – 1719
3. Lee Easley (2029) - 1621
4. J.D. White (2027) - 1412
5. Erik Morse (2018) – 1401




Yards (Career) –
1. Lee Easley (2026-2029) - 4145
2. Dabrian Whitman (2022-2025) – 3643
3. J.D. White (2024-2027) - 3566
4. Erik Morse (2016-2019) – 2985
5. Joe Justice (2026-2028) – 2677
6. Jason Stanley (2020-2023) - 2216



Yards by a Quarterback (Season) – Ronnie Henry (2024) - 725
Yards by a Quarterback (Career) – Damion Barnett (2024-2027) - 1797

Longest Rush – Erik Morse (2018) - 91

Yards Per Carry (Season- minimum 150 carries) – Joe Justice (2028) – 6.5
Yards Per Carry (Career - minimum 300 carries) – Joe Justice (2026-2028) – 5.8

Yards Per Game (Season) – Lee Easley (2028) – 115.6
Yards Per Game (Career - minimum 30 games) – Erik Morse (2016-2019) – 72.8

Rushing Touchdowns (Game) – Erik Morse, Lee Easley, Joe Justice- 4
Rushing Touchdowns (Season) –
1. Lee Easley (2028) – 25
2. Joe Justice (2028) – 24
3. Lee Easley (2029) - 21
4. J.D. White (2027) - 20
5a. Erik Morse (2018) – 17
5b. Jason Stanley (2023) - 17
7. Erik Morse (2019) – 16
8. Dan Charles (2021) - 15


Rushing Touchdowns (Career) -
1. Lee Easley (2026-2029) - 58
2. J.D. White (2024-2027) – 45
3. Lee Easley (2026-2028) - 37
4. Erik Morse (2016-2019) – 35
5. Dabrian Whitman (2022-2025) – 34
6. Damion Barnett (2024-2027) - 33
7. Joe Justice (2026-2028) - 31
8.Dan Charles (2019-2021) – 29



Rushing Touchdowns by a Quarterback (Season) – Damion Barnett (2026 & 2027) - 13
Rushing Touchdowns by a Quarterback (Career) – Damion Barnett (2024-2027) - 33

Fumbles (Season) – Derrick Harris (2029) - 6
Fumbles (Career) – Damion Barnett (2024-2027) - 13





Receiving:

Receptions (Half) – Mike Carroll (9/15/2018 vs. Buffalo) - 9
Receptions (Game) – Mike Carroll (9/15/2018 vs. Buffalo) - 17
Receptions (Season) –
1. Odell White (2021) - 120
2. Mike Carroll (2018) – 102
3. Rodney Gray (2020) - 101
4. Mike Carroll (2019) - 94
5. Jake Bell (2027) - 93


Receptions (Career) –
1. Nigel Lester (2021-2024) - 287
2. Odell White (2020-2022) – 281
3. Stafford Griffin (2024-2027) - 270
4. Mike Carroll (2016-2019) – 259
5. Jake Bell (2025-2028) - 201



Receptions by a running back (season) – J.D. White (2027) - 32
Receptions by a running back (career) – J.D. White (2024-2027) - 79

Receiving Yards (Half) – Mike Carroll (9/15/2018 vs. Buffalo) - 157
Receiving Yards (Game) – Mike Carroll (9/15/2018 vs. Buffalo) - 279
Receiving Yards (Season) –
1. Jake Bell (2027) - 1453
2. Odell White (2021) - 1312
3. Mike Carroll (2018) – 1254
4. Odell White (2020) – 1189
5. Rodney Gray (2020) - 1102
6. Brad Williams (2021) - 1093
7. James Mosley (2016) – 1091



Receiving Yards (Career) -
1. Odell White (2020-2022) – 3441
2. Stafford Griffin (2024-2027) - 3439
3. Nigel Lester (2021-2024) - 3156
4. Mike Carroll (2016-2019) – 3080
5. Brad Williams (2020-2023) – 2976
6. Jake Bell (2025-2028) - 2939

Receiving Yards by a running back (game) – Dabrian Whitman (10/8/2022 vs. Arizona) - 93
Receiving Yards by a running back (season) – Josh Stephens (2016) - 235
Receiving Yards by a running back (career) – J.D. White (2024-2027) - 595

Receiving Touchdowns (Half) – Mike Carroll (9/15/2018 vs. Buffalo) - 4
Receiving Touchdowns (Game) – Mike Carroll (9/15/2018 vs. Buffalo) - 4
Receiving Touchdowns (Season) -
1. Odell White (2021) - 13
2. James Mosley (2016) – 12
3. Odell White (2020) - 11
4a. Jeremy Maddox (2018) – 9
4b. Rodney Gray (2020) – 9
4c. Kevin Mangum (2023) – 9
4D. Jake Bell (2027) - 9



Receiving Touchdowns (Career) –
1. Stafford Griffin (2024-2027) - 32
2. Odell White (2020-2022) – 31
3. Nigel Lester (2021-2024) - 20
4. Mike Carroll (2016-2019) - 20
5. James Mosley (2015-2017) - 19
5b. Brad Williams (2020-2023) - 18


Yards Per Game (Career - minimum 30 games) – Odell White (2020-2022) – 86.0
Yards Per Catch (Career- minimum 75 receptions) – Brad Williams (2020-2023) – 15.7


Drops (Season) – James Mosley (2016) - 25
Drops (Career) – Michael Liston (2016-2019) - 39



Offense

Total Offense (Game) – Dabrian Whitman (2025) – 280 yards
Total Offense (Season) – Lee Easley (2028) - 1950
Total Offense (Career) – J.D. White (2024-2027) - 4161

Total Touchdowns (Game) – Erik Morse (11/10/2018 vs. Colorado) - 5
Total Touchdowns (Season) – Lee Easley (2028) - 26




Defense:

Total Tackles (Game) -
Total Tackles (Season) – Andrew Rogers (2028) - 106
Total Tackles (Career) – D’Rell Morris (2020-2023) - 233

Sacks (Game) – Multiple with – 4.0
Sacks (Season) –
1. Sintarreous Waranda (2029) – 18.0
2. Tony Ramsey (2020) – 13.0
3. Sintarreous Waranda (2027) – 13.0
4a. Sintarreous Waranda (2028) – 12.0
4b. John Ware (2018) – 12.0
6a. Antwan Flanagan Jr. (2028) – 11.0
6b. Willie Amos (2026) – 11.0
6c. Scott Wilcox (2029) – 11.0
9. Cole Johnson (2022) – 10.0


Sacks (Career) –
1. Sintarreous Waranda (2027-2029) – 43.0
2. Jamaal Wilson (2025-2028) – 27.5
3. John Ware (2016-2018) – 27.0
4. Antwan Flanagan Jr. (2026-2028) – 26.0
5. Cole Johnson (2021-2024) – 21.0
6. Cameron Smith (2018-2020) – 20.0



Interceptions (Game) – Multiple- 3
Interceptions (Season) –
1. Korama Hukanamo’a (2027) – 9
2. Tony Lynch (2029) – 8
3. Matt Hall (2025) - 7
4. Matt Hardy (2020) – 6
4b. Adam Hall (2026) - 6
6. Matt Hardy (2019) - 5

Interceptions (Career) –
1. Korama Hukanamo’a (2027-2029) – 18
2. Tony Lynch (2026-2029) - 17
3. Matt Hardy (2019-2021) – 15
4. Adam Hall (2022-2026) - 10
5. 5 Tied with 7

Forced Fumbles (Game)
Forced Fumbles (Season) – John Ware (2016) - 3
Forced Fumbles (Career) – John Ware (2016-2018) - 5

Fumble Recoveries (Season) – Paul Davis (2022) - 2
Fumble Recoveries (Career) – Matthew Jackson (2027-2029) - 3

Tackles for Loss (Season) –
1. Sintarreous Waranda (2029) – 28
2. Scott Wilcox (2029) – 27
3a. Peter Barnes (2029) - 26
3b. Mike Johnson (2024) - 26
5. John Ware (2018) – 23
6. Donnell Vincent (2023) - 22
6a. Martin Wright (2019) – 22
8a. Peter Barnes (2027) – 21
8b. Josh Oneill (2029) - 21

Tackles for Loss (Career) –
1. Jamaal Wilson (2025-2028) – 68
2. Sintarreous Waranda (2027-2029) – 65
3. Peter Barnes (2027-2029) – 60
4. Damarkus Potts (2026-2029) - 53
5. John Ware (2016-2018) – 50
6. Cameron Smith (2018-2020) - 46
7. Martin Wright (2016-2019) - 43
8. Arthur Bowling (2015-2017) – 41
9. Grant Whitlock (2015-2017) - 40


Defensive Touchdowns (Season) – Matt Hardy (2020) - 3
Defensive Touchdowns (Career) – Adam Hall (2022-2026) - 4



Kicking

Field Goals Made (Game) – Chauncey Motley (9/23/23 vs. Stanford) - 5
Field Goals Made (Season) – Chauncey Motley (2023) - 32
Field Goals Made (Career) – Chauncey Motley (2020-2023) - 85

Field Goals Attempted (Season – Chauncey Motley (2023) - 34
Field Goals Attempted (Career) – Chauncey Motley (2020-2023) - 98
Field Goal Percentage (Season - minimum 15 attempts) – Chauncey Motley (2023) – 94%
Field Goal Percentage (Career - minimum 50 attempts) – Chauncey Motley (2020-2023) – 87%

Longest Field Goal – Chauncey Motley (9/23/23 vs. Stanford) - 58

Net Punt Yards – Marlon Cannon (2020-2023) – 6161 yards
Longest Punt- Ahmad Huston (2025) – 86 yards



Kick/Punt Returns

Average Kick Return (Career) – John Brown (2015-2018) – 34.9
Kick Return Touchdowns (Game) – John Brown - 1
Kick Return Touchdowns (Season) – Charles Thompson (2025) - 2
Kick Return Touchdowns (Career) – John Brown (2015-2018) - 3
Longest Kick Return – John Brown (2016) – 108 yards

Average Punt Return (Career) – Charles Thompson (2025) – 12.2
Punt Return Touchdowns (Game) -
Punt Return Touchdowns (Season) -
Punt Return Touchdowns (Career) -
Longest Punt Return – John Brown (2015) – 58 yards

Custom Conferences:

I edited some conferences to put teams in the right place, and I moved some teams around to make sure every conference plays a championship game that is possible. Conferences that stay the same are staying the same as in real life.

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ACC stays the same.

American stays the same.

Big 12 regains Missouri and Texas A&M. All Texas schools and West Virginia create the South Division and the rest create the North Division.

Big 10 stays the same.

C-USA Charlotte doesn't exist, and UAB moves to Sun Belt.

MAC stays the same.

Mountain West gains BYU, loses New Mexico.

Pac 12 stays the same.

SEC loses Missouri and Texas A&M to Big 12

Sun Belt gains New Mexico, UAB, Army, and Umass, loses Idaho (swapped for Alaska).

Coach History

Head Coach:

Don Hardaway (2013 - )


Offensive Coordinator:

1. Jamie Montgomery (2013-2016)

- Not retained, took OC job at Bowling Green

- Fired after 1 season at Bowling Green

2. Colby Roland (2017-2019)

- Took Washington State HC job.

- Left Washington State HC job for Utah HC job (2021)

Extended after 2023 season, is 1-3 in bowls and has a record of 21-18 at Utah

- Was fired in 2026 and went to Georgia State HC where he is 8-16

- Extended in 2032

3. Tyrone Walker (2020-2021)

- Left for Toledo HC job who is coming off 2 straight MAC championships (2021)

- Extended after 2025

- Currently 57-54 and 2-4 in bowls

- Extended in 2030

4. Daniel Henderson (2021-2022)

- Former HC at Texas State.

- Left for FAU HC job

- Left FAU in 2023 for SMU, extended after 2 years

- Currently 42-33 and 5-3 in bowls

- Finished 2030 top 10

5. Todd Morrow (2023-2024)

- Former HC at Georgia Tech

- Left for Boston College head coaching job

- Fired in 2026

- Hired as SDSU offensive coordinator

- Extended after 1 season. Rose Bowl champion (second in a row for the school)

- Currently low security

- Extended in 2032

6. Colby Roland (2025-2026)

- Returned after being fired by Utah

- Hired as Georgia State HC

- Extended in 2030

- Extended in 2032

7. Byron Barclay (2027)

- Left for Pittsburgh HC job

- Fired in 2032

8. Scott Cummings (2028)

- Left for Georgia Tech HC job

- Extended in 2030

9. Kenneth Collier (2029)

- Was fired at Georgia Tech

- Left for North Carolina head coaching job

- Fired in 2032, hired as Minnesota OC

10. Curtis Andrews (2030)

- Left for Stanford HC job

- Extended in 2032 after beating Alaska

11. Philip Roberts (2031)

- Left for Illinois HC job

12. Albert Tillman (2032)

- Left for UNLV HC job

13. Byron Barclay (2033)

Defensive Coordinator:

1. Tommy Moss (2013-2016)

- Not retained, took DC job at New Mexico State

- Extended after one season at NMSU

- Left in 2018 for UCONN DC job

- Fired from UCONN DC job in 2020. Hired at Western Michigan for same position.

- Fired after 2023 season, hired as Memphis DC

- Fired after 2025 season

- Hired by Tulane as DC in 2026

- Fired in 2028 after having the 7th worst defense in the country

- Hired at Western Kentucky for DC position.

- Fired in 2032, hired as Ball State DC

2. Mike Walden (2017 - 2024)

- Left for UNC head coaching job

- Extended after 2025 Season

- Extended at UNC, won three straight bowl games

- Fired in 2029, took Miami DC job

3. Corey Walker (2024)

- Left for Buffalo HC job

- Left Buffalo for Texas A&M HC job

- Extended at Texas A&M. 38-14

- Extended in 2030

- Fired in 2032, hired at UTEP HC job

4. Aontione Lemon (2025-2027)

- Former Rutgers HC

- Left for Iowa HC job

- Won division in first year

- Fired in 2030

- Returned to Alaska, left for Rutgers HC job

5. John Mack (2028)

- Left for South Alabama job

- Extended in 2030

6. Mike Fountain (2029)

- Comes in from USF after contract expired

- Left for HC job at Florida

7. Ken Bowser (2030)

- Left for Wisconsin HC job

8. Aontione Lemon (2031-2032)

- Left for Rutgers HC job

9. Melvin Quinn (2033)





Awards/Draft Picks

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Draft Picks:
2014 - Darrin Pierre, RB, 2nd Round
2021 - John Keith, S, 2nd Round
2021 - Matt Hardy, DB, 2nd Round
2021 - Lavante Lowe, OLB, 2nd Round
2021 - Andrew Harris II, QB, 3rd Round
2021 - Frank Harrell, S, 4th Round
2022 - Darrell Siegel, QB, 1st round
2022 - Odell White, WR, 2nd round
2022 - Andy Davis, S, 3rd round
2023 - D'Rell Morris, MLB, 3rd round
2023 - Chauncey Motley, K, 4th round
2023 - Marlon Cannon, P, 4th round
2023 - Jared Dorsey, S, 7th round
2024 - Ronnie Henry, QB, 1st round
2024 - Nigel Lester, WR, 2nd round
2024 - Joe Overstreet, CB, 5th round
2025 - Jordan Fisher, WR, 7th round
2026 - Adam Hall, CB, 1st round
2026 - Carl Williams, G, 1st round
2026 - Steve Wright, S, 6th round
2026 - Aaron Smith, OLB, 6th round
2027 - J.D. White, HB, 1st round
2027 - Stafford Griffin, WR, 1st round
2027 - Willie Amos, DT, 1st round
2027 - Charles Brown, S, 2nd round
2027 - Josh Stratton, K, 4th round
2027 - Ahmad Huston, P, 4th round
2027 - Ryan Bell, T, 7th round
2028 - Tom Garrett, S, 1st round
2028 - Jamaal Wilson, DE, 1st round
2028 - Jake Bell, WR, 1st round
2028 - John Lawrence, T, 3rd round
2028 - Tim Sampson, WR, 4th round
2028 - Joe Justice, HB, 5th round
2028 - Antwan Flanagan Jr., DE, 5th round
2028 - Tyrone Summers, DT, 6th round
2028 - Andrew Rogers, MLB, 6th round
2029 - Sintarreous Waranda, DT, 1st round
2029 - Korama Hukanamo’a, CB, 1st round
2029 - Lee Easley, RB, 1st round
2029 - Peter Barnes, LB, 2nd round
2029 - Will Ewing, WR, 2nd round
2029 - Brent Little, T, 2nd round
2029 - Justin Roberson, TE, 3rd round
2029 - Russ James, C, 4th round
2029 - Qayshun Kamealoha, QB, 6th round
2029 - Joe Harrison, WR, 7th round
2030 - Ilied Proteus, TE, 1st round
2030 -Matthew Jackson, CB, 2nd round
2030 - Chris Carpenter, OLB, 2nd round
2030 - Josh O’Neill, DE, 2nd round
2030 - Scott Wilcox, DE, 3rd round
2030 - Stephen Jones, G, 3rd round
2030 - Eric Walker, S, 3rd round
2030 - Aaron Schneider, S, 5th round
2030 - Kevin Bowers, C, 6th round
2031 - Brandon Haynes, HB, 5th round
2031 - Tim Reddick, WR, 6th round
2031 - Carlos King, WR, 6th round
2031 - Nick McAfee, TE, 6th round

All Americans:
2015 - Grant Whitlock - 1st team
2016 - Michael Liston - Freshman
2017 - Grant Whitlock - 1st team
2019 - Jon Weber - 2nd team
2019 - Martin Wright - 2nd team, Best LB
2020 - Tony Ramsey - 1st team, Nagurski, Lombardi
2020 - Lawrence Cronin - 1st team, Bednarik, Linebacker of the Year
2020 - Chris Reid - 1st team, Returner of the Year
2020 - Frank Harrell - 1st team
2020 - D'Rell Morris - Freshman
2020 - Marlon Cannon - Freshman
2021 - Lavante Lowe - 2nd team, Bednarik, Linebacker of the Year
2021 - John Keith - 1st team
2021 - Anthony Dixon - Freshman
2022 - Marlon Cannon - 1st team, Ray Guy
2022 - Cole Johnson - 2nd team
2022 - Mike Patrick - 2nd team
2022 - Cameron Williams - 2nd team
2023 - Andy King III - 1st team
2023 - Josh Parker - 1st team
2023 - Jared Dorsey - 1st team
2023 - Chauncey Motley - 1st team, Groza
2023 - Marlon Cannon - 1st team, Guy
2023 - Tom Smith - 2nd team returner
2023 - T.J. Page - Freshman
2024 - Mike Johnson - 1st team
2024 - T.J. Page - 2nd team
2024 - Stafford Griffin - Freshman
2024 - Josh Stratton - Freshman, Groza
2025 - Matt Hall - 1st team, Linebacker of the Year, Bednarik
2025 - Eric Dennis - 1st team
2025 - Charles Thompson - 1st team, returner of the year
2025 - Ahmad Huston - 2nd team
2025 - Jamaal Wilson - Freshman
2026 - Carl Williams - 1st team
2026 - Jeremy Dunn - 1st team
2026 - Willie Amos - 1st team
2026 - Ahmad Huston - 1st team, Ray Guy
2026 - Damion Barnett, 2nd team, Heisman, Maxwell, Walter Camp, O'Brien
2027 - Ryan Bell, 1st team
2027 - Antwan Flanagan Jr., 1st team
2027 - Jamaal Wilson, 1st team, Lombardi
2027 - Sintarreous Warranda, 1st team/freshman
2027 - Andrew Rogers, 1st team, Bednarik, Best LB
2027 - Damarkus Potts, 1st team
2027 - Korama Hukanamo’a, 1st team/freshman, Thorpe
2027 - Charles Brown, 1st team
2027 - Tom Garrett, 1st team
2027 - Ahmad Huston, 1st team, Guy
2027 - Damion Barnett, 2nd team
2027 - Peter Barnes, 2nd team
2027 - Stephen Jones, freshman
2027 - Matthew Jackson, freshman
2028- Joe Justice, 1st team
2028- Tyson Ryan, 1st team
2028 - Antwan Flanagan, 1st team
2028 - Sintarreous Waranda, 1st team
2028 - Andrew Rogers, 1st team, Best LB, Bednarik
2028 - Derrick Holman, 1st team
2028 - Sam Hill, 1st team
2028 - Tom Garrett, 1st team
2028 - Michael Butler, 1st team, Best Returner
2028 - Lee Easley, 2nd team
2028 - John Lawrence, 2nd team
2028 - Jamaal Wilson, 2nd team
2028 - Todd Hills, freshman
2029 - Stephen Jones 1st team
2029 - Josh O'Neill 1st team
2029 - Scott Wilcox 1st team
2029 - Sintarreous Waranda 1st team, Bednarik, Lombardi, Narurski
2029 - Eddie Rogers 1st team, freshman
2029 - Tony Lynch 1st team
2029 - Eric Walker 1st team
2029 - Mikal Carter Jr 1st team, freshman
2029 - Lee Easley 2nd team
2029 - Russ James 2 nd team
2029 - Korama Hukanamo'a 2nd team
2029 - Jeff Williams 2nd team
2029 - T.J. Foster freshman
2030 - Ilied Proteus 1st team
2030 - Kevin Bowers 1st team
2030 - Stephen Jones 1st team
2030 - Josh O'Neill 1st team, Lombardi
2030 - Reggie Pryor 2nd team
2030 - Eric Walker 2nd team
2030 - Todd Hills 2nd team
2030 - Richard Yates freshman
2031 - J.D. More 1st team
2031 - Damien Neal 1st team
2031 - Eddie Rogers 1st team
2031 - Christian Jacques 1st team, Thorpe
2031 - Todd Hills 1st team
2031 - Jeff Williams 1st team, Guy
2031 - Alan Carter 2nd team
2031 - Brian Brown 2nd team
2031 - Derrick Hawthorne freshman
2032 - Damien Neal 1st team
2032 - Randy Mitchell Jr. 1st team
2032 - Jimmy Harris 1st team, freshman
2032 - Mark Garner 2nd team
2032 - Eddie Rogers 2nd team
2032 - Karl Rhodes freshman
2033 - Courtney Hutchinson 1st team
2033 - Keith Boone 1st team
2033 - Eric Roberson 1st team, Bednarik, Butkus
2033 - Christian Jacques 1st team
2033 - Bubba Brown 1st team
2033 - Darrell Williams 1st team, freshman
2033 - Will Cummings 1st team
2033 - Carlton Wilkinson 2nd team
2033 - Ben Williams 2nd team
2033 - Kasey Salas 2nd team
2033 - Blake McNeal freshman
2033 - David Turner freshman
2033 - Richard Yates, O'Brien

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Season Summaries:

2013

Spoiler

2013
Overall Record: 2-9
Home/Road Record 1-3 at Home | 1-6 on Road
Awards/Accolades: None
Team MVP - Offense: Lenny Hurst - WR
Team MVP - Defense: Gerren Davis - FS
Heisman Trophy Winner: Chris Bell (SMU) – 370/517 (71.6%), 5,617 yards, 61 PTD, 6 INTs. 175 Rushes for 431 yards, 10 TDs (71 total TDs
National Champion: Miami (14-1)

2014

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2014
Overall Record: 5-7
Home/Road Record 3-2 at Home | 2-5 on Road
Awards/Accolades: None
Team MVP - Offense: Quincy Outlaw - RB
Team MVP - Defense: Santonio Bullock - OLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Gordon Hudson (UTEP) - 344-448 (76.8%), 4,728 yards, 50 TDs 6 INTs, 167 rushes, 849 yards, 8 TDs
National Champion: UAB (15-0)

2015

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2015
Overall Record: 3-9
Home/Road Record 1-4 at Home | 2-5 on Road
Awards/Accolades: Grant Whitlock 1st team All American
Team MVP - Offense: Jared Martinez - WR
Team MVP - Defense: Grant Whitlock - MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: James Rust (Kentucky) - 372/485 (76.7%), 5,577 yards, 57 touchdowns, 2 interceptions
146 rushes, 445 yards, 6 touchdowns.
National Champion: Notre Dame (13-1)

2016

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2016
Overall Record: 4-8
Home/Road Record 2-3 at Home | 2-5 on Road
Awards/Accolades: Michael Liston freshman All American
Team MVP - Offense: James Mosley - WR
Team MVP - Defense: Grant Whitlock - MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: James Rust (Kentucky) - 292/375 (77.9%), 4,571 passing yards, 60 PTD, 2 INT, 344 rush yards, 5 TDs.
National Champion: Rice (14-1)

2017

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2017
Overall Record: 8-5
Home/Road Record 5-0 at Home | 3-4 on Road | 0-1 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: Grant Whitlock 1st team All American
Team MVP - Offense: Josh Stephens - RB
Team MVP - Defense: Grant Whitlock - MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Adrian Redd (UAB)
National Champion: Ohio State (14-1)

2018

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2018
Overall Record: 8-5
Home/Road Record 5-1 at Home | 2-4 on Road | 1 - 0 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: None
Team MVP - Offense: Erik Morse RB and Mike Carroll WR
Team MVP - Defense: John Ware - DE
Heisman Trophy Winner: Reggie Robinson (Alabama) - RB
384 rushes, 2564 yards, 26 touchdowns (long of 29), 17 receptions, 190 yards and 1 touchdown
National Champion: Kentucky (13-2)

2019

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2019
Overall Record: 9-4
Home/Road Record 4-1 at Home | 4-3 on Road | 1 - 0 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: Martin Wright- Best LB, 2nd team AA, Jon Weber 2nd team AA
Team MVP - Offense: Erik Morse RB
Team MVP - Defense: Martin Wright - OLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Terry Baker (Kentucky) - QB
316/451 (70.1%) for 4806 yards, 47 tds to 6 ints and 576 rush yds with 8 tds.
National Champion: Notre Dame (14-0)

2020

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2020
Overall Record: 13-1
Home/Road Record 6-0 at Home | 5-1 on Road | 2-0 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: 2020 - Tony Ramsey - 1st team, Nagurski, Lombardi
Lawrence Cronin - 1st team, Benarik, Linebacker of the Year
Chris Reid - 1st team, Returner of the Year
Frank Harrell - 1st team
D'Rell Morris - Freshman
Marlon Cannon - Freshman

Team MVP - Offense: Andrew Harris II, QB
Team MVP - Defense: Lawrence Cronin, MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Reggie Robinson (Alabama) - RB, 2765 yards, 29 TDs
National Champion: Alaska (13-1)

2021

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2021
Overall Record: 10-3
Home/Road Record 5-1 at Home | 3-2 on Road | 1-1 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: Lavante Lowe, MLB, Bednarik and Best LB, 2nd team AA
John Keith, S, 1st team AA
Anthony Dixon, DT, freshman AA
Team MVP - Offense: Odell White, WR
Team MVP - Defense: Lavante Lowe, MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Ronald Minor (Texas) - RB, 323 carries, 2116 yards, 17 TD, 15 rec, 216 yards, 5 TD
National Champion: Notre Dame (14-0)

2022

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2022
Overall Record: 11-2
Home/Road Record 6-0 at Home | 4-2 on Road | 1-0 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: Marlon Cannon, Ray Guy, 1st team AA. Cole Johnson, Mike Patrick, Cameron Williams 2nd team AA
Team MVP - Offense: Odell White, WR
Team MVP - Defense: Andy Davis, S
Heisman Trophy Winner: Drew Hall (Boise State) - QB, 264-406 2981 yds; 223 car 1195 yds 44 total td
National Champion: Alabama (15-0)

2023

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2023
Overall Record: 13-1
Home/Road Record 5-1 at Home | 5-0 on Road | 3-0 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades: Andy King III, 1st team All American
Chauncey Motley Groza
Marlon Cannon Guy
LT Josh Parker 1st team All American
FS Jared Dorsey 1st team All American
K Chauncey Motley 1st team All American
P Marlon Cannon 1st team All American
Ret Tom Smith 2nd team All American
T.J. Page freshman All American

Team MVP - Offense: Ronnie Henry, QB
Team MVP - Defense: Andy King III, DT
Heisman Trophy Winner: Duke QB Eldrin Bell Jr. Heisman. 242/348 (69.5%), 3287 yards, 34 TD, 3 INT. 177 Rushes, 776 Yards, 10 TDs
National Champion: Alaska (13-1)

2024

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2024
Overall Record: 13-1
Home/Road Record 6-1 at Home | 4-0 on Road | 3-0 Neutral Site
Awards/Accolades:
Mike Johnson: 1st team AA
T.J. Page: 2nd team AA
Stafford Griffin: Freshman AA
Josh Stratton: Freshman AA, Groza
Team MVP - Offense: Ronnie Henry, QB
Team MVP - Defense: Mike Johnson, MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Duke QB Eldrin Bell Jr. Heisman. 248/347 (71.5%) 3810 yards 37 TD, 2 INT 150 rush 718 yards (4.8 YPC) 11 TD
National Champion: Alaska (13-1)

2025

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2025
Overall Record: 9-4
Home/Road Record 5-1 at Home | 4-2 on Road | 0-1 Neutral Site
Team MVP - Offense: Dabrian Whitman, RB
Team MVP - Defense: Mike Hall, MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Chris Stuckey, QB, USC, 262/363 (72%), 3468, 40 TD, 4 INT, 160, 916, 7 TD
National Champion: USC (15-0)

2026

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2026
Overall Record: 11-2
Home/Road Record 6-1 at Home |4-1 on Road | 1-0 Neutral Site
Team MVP - Offense: Damion Barnett, QB
Team MVP - Defense: Ryan Ortiz, MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Damion Barnett, QB, Alaska: 317/461(68%), 4096 yards, 35 TDs 11 INTs, 141 rushes, 722 yards, 13 TDs
National Champion: Alabama (14-1)

2027

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2027
Overall Record: 15-0
Home/Road Record 8-0 at Home |5-0 on Road | 2-0 Neutral Site
Team MVP - Offense: Jake Bell, WR
Team MVP - Defense: Sintarreous Warranda, DT
Heisman Trophy Winner: Reggie Fernando, QB, Cal: 324/450 (72.0%), 4794 yards, 56 TDs, 8 INTs, 677 rush yards, 6 TDs
National Champion: Alaska (15-0)

2028

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2028
Overall Record: 15-0
Home/Road Record 7-0 at Home |5-0 on Road | 3-0 Neutral Site
Team MVP - Offense: Lee Easley/Joe Justice, HB
Team MVP - Defense: Andrew Rogers, MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Erik Whitworth, HB, Texas: 303 rushes for 2325 yards (7.7 YPC), 24 touchdowns, 17 receptions for 235 yards and 3 touchdowns
National Champion: Alaska (15-0)

2029

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2029
Overall Record: 15-0
Home/Road Record 7-0 at Home | 6-0 on Road | 2-0 Neutral
Awards/Accolades: Sintarreous Waranda: Bednarik, Nagurski, Lombardi
Peter Barnes Best LB
Team MVP - Offense: Lee Easley - RB
Team MVP - Defense: Sintarreous Waranda - DT
Heisman Trophy Winner: Jeremy Walker (Oklahoma) - QB , 259/349 (74.2%), 4031 yards, 50 td, 3 int, 164 rushes, 723 yards, 5 TD
National Champion: Alaska (15-0)

2030

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2030
Overall Record: 13-2
Home/Road Record 6-1 at Home | 5-0 on Road | 2-1 Neutral
Awards/Accolades: Josh O'Neill, Lombardi
Team MVP - Offense: Ilied Proteus - TE
Team MVP - Defense: Josh O'Neill, DE
Heisman Trophy Winner: Andrew Jude (Arkansas) - RB - 299 carries, 1991 yards, 20 touchdowns, 15 receptions, 200 yards, 2 touchdowns
National Champion: Alaska (13-2)

2031

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2031
Overall Record: 13-2
Home/Road Record 6-1 at Home | 6-0 on Road | 1-1 Neutral
Awards/Accolades: Christian Jacques, Thorpe
Jeff Morrow, Guy
Team MVP - Offense: Mikal Carter Jr. - HB
Team MVP - Defense: Christian Jacques - CB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Stanley Davis (FSU) - HB, 299 carries, 1927 yards, 20 touchdowns, 15 receptions, 211 yards, 4 touchdowns
National Champion: Virginia (14-1)

2032

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2032
Overall Record: 12-3
Home/Road Record 6-1 at Home | 5-1 on Road | 1-1 Neutral
Awards/Accolades: None
Team MVP - Offense: Mikal Carter Jr. - HB
Team MVP - Defense: Eddie Rogers - MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Ricky Potts (ND) - QB, 286/387 (73%), 4225 yards, 45 touchdowns, 3 interceptions, 176 rushes, 797 yards, 9 touchdowns
National Champion:Notre Dame (13-1)

2033

Spoiler

2033
Overall Record: 13-1
Home/Road Record 7-0 at Home | 6-0 on Road | 0-1 Neutral
Awards/Accolades: Eric Roberson, Bednarik, Butkus,
Richard Yates, O'Brien,
Team MVP - Offense: Richard Yates - QB
Team MVP - Defense: Eric Roberson - MLB
Heisman Trophy Winner: Alton Dowdell (FSU) - HB, 308 carries, 1808 yards, 21 touchdowns
National Champion: Notre Dame (14-0)

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Recruiting:

2013

Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 2013
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Marcus Neal	MLB	HS	Avon Lake, Ohio	6'3"	228
James Childs	S	HS	Pensacola, Florida	6'6"	195
Marcus Walker	FB	JUCO	Landen, Ohio	6'2"	251
Justin Tate	FB	JUCO	Ross Township, Pennsylvania	5'11"	235

2014

2014 Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 86th Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
James Mosley	WR	JUCO	Palmer, Alaska	6'0:	196
Ryan Brock	T	JUCO	Monterey, California	6'6"	304
Lee Stewart	T	HS	Federal Way, Washington	6'6"	290
Jeremy Heath	DE	HS	Maumee, Ohio	6'4"	235
Mark Richardson	FS	HS	Marion, Ohio	6'0"	175
Jon Weber	MLB	HS	Lincoln Village, Ohio	5'11"	211
Jason Horton	SS	HS	Shaker Heights, Ohio	5'11"	183
John Brown	CB	HS	Garfield Heights, Ohio	5'10"	160
Paris McKinney	MLB	HS	Covina, California	5'11"	229
Lionel Cox	WR	HS	Brook Park, Ohio	6'1"	189
Mike Carroll	WR	HS	Redwood City, California	5'11"	189
Brett Horton	C	HS	Chula Vista, California	6'2"	292
Michael Jude	FS	HS	Parma, Ohio	5'11"	195
Joseph Rodgers	G	HS	Tacoma, Washington	6'5"	254
Jovan Ernst	FS	JUCO	Blue Ash, Ohio	6'2"	181

2015

2015 Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 76th overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Justin Skinner	WR	HS	Knik-Fairview, Alaska	6'0"	192
Rob Bradford	HB	HS	Knik-Fairview, Alaska	6'1"	203
Jeremy Maddox	WR	HS	Nikiski, Alaska	6'3"	206
Erik Morse	HB	HS	Wasilla, Alaska	6'1"	217
Steve White	TE	HS	Anaheim, California	6'6"	255
Willie Luke	DT	HS	Claremont, California	6'2"	289
Rodney Gray	HB	HS	Reynoldsburg, Ohio	5'9"	196
Martin Wright	OLB	HS	Modesto, California	6'3"	230
Sean Williams	P	HS	Cupertino, California	6'0"	210
Cole Stokes	C	HS	Columbus, Ohio	6'2"	264
Chris Reid	WR	HS	Buffalo, Wyoming	6'3"	199
Jermaine McAfee	DT	HS	Vallejo, California	6'1"	267
Eric Mason	DT	HS	Beloit, Wisconsin	6'4"	274
Mike Harley	CB	HS	Wilmington, Ohio	6'1"	179
Victor Ingram	QB	HS	Pasadena, California	6'3"	206
Robert Johnson	K	HS	Pittsburg, California	5'11"	172
Michael Liston	TE	HS	Des Moines, Washington	6'5"	241
Josh Swan	CB	JUCO	San Mateo, California	6'0"	169
Drew Howard	DT	HS	Oxford, Ohio	6'3"	259
Randall Riley Jr.	CB	HS	Arcadia, California	5'10"	187
Phil Bradford Jr.	CB	HS	Concord, California	6'0"	182
Bryan Johnson	DT	HS	Chula Vista, California	6'2"	273
Terrance James Jr.	OLB	JUCO	Bellevue, Washington	6'1"	221

2016

2016 Alaska Warriors - 123rd overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Lawrence Cronin	OLB	HS	Midland, Texas	6'2"	242
Kevin Scales	T	HS	Northbrook, Ohio	6'7"	282
Nic Johnson	G	HS	Rialto, California	6'5"	292
Kory Woodard	OLB	HS	Rosemead, California	6'6"	230
Steve Rhodes	G	HS	Union City, California	6'6"	278
Tony Ramsey	DE	HS	Rialto, California	5'11"	274
Brandon James	QB	HS	La Marque, Texas	6'1"	212
Ryan Medlock	CB	HS	Newark, California	5'11"	193
Chris Rodgers	OLB	HS	University West, Florida	6'2"	225
Lavante Lowe	OLB	HS	Montebello, California	6'5"	232
Nick Hayes	DE	HS	Petaluma, California	6'4"	239
Ben Lewis	DE	HS	Alhambra, California	6'2"	239
Mark Givens	G	HS	San Clemente, California	6'1"	308
Leon Ingraham	QB	HS	Pocatello, Indiana	6'2"	204
Will Williams	QB	JUCO	Los Angeles, California	6'2"	200
Adam Lee	C	JUCO	Loveland, Ohio	6'4"	281

2017

2017 Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 121st overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Greg Hodges	ATH	HS	Swainsboro, Georgia	5'11"	272
Lance Bradford	HB	HS	Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania	5'11"	198
Andrew Harris II	QB	HS	Lake Worth, Florida	6'5"	204
Cameron Williams	S	HS	Westmont, California	6'2"	186
Taylor Rogers	OLB	HS	Nikiski, Alaska	5'11"	223
John Keith	S	HS	Yucaipa, California	6'2"	211
Frank Harrell	S	HS	Columbus, Ohio	6'2"	184
George Johnson	T	HS	Pittsburg, California	6'7"	330
Jeff McMillan	CB	HS	Hacienda Heights, California	6'1"	190
Paul Davis	S	HS	San Ramon, California	6'3"	204
Andre Hill	S	HS	San Bruno, California	6'4"	191
Gerald Smith Jr.	CB	HS	Kahuku, Hawaii	6'0"	166
Neal White	FB	HS	Westminster, California	5'10"	231
Donald Givens	FB	HS	San Gabriel, California	6'1"	241

2018:

2018 -Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 81st overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Andy Davis	OLB	HS	Frostproof, Florida	6'6"	224
Dan Charles	ATH	JUCO	Elmwood Park, Illinois	5'10"	204
Damon Marshall	FS	HS	Oxford, Ohio	6'2"	184
Mike Patrick	MLB	HS	Fresno, California	5'10"	213
Bradley Dodds III	SS	HS	Fort Lupton, Colorado	6'0"	184
Michael Hayden Jr.	WR	HS	North Decatur, Georgia	6'7"	233
Jared Dorsey	FS	HS	Kenai, Alaska	6'0"	183
George Bryant	C	HS	Knik-Fairview, Alaska	6'2"	272
Eric Irons	OLB	HS	Bend, Oregon	6'4"	224
Darnell Collins	OLB	HS	Orange, California	6'5"	237
Robert Morris	G	HS	Homer, Alaska	6'5"	276
Jonathan Adams	HB	JUCO	Monterey Park, California	6'2"	194
Dustin Parker	C	JUCO	Victoria, Canada	6'5"	285
John Perkins	MLB	HS	N. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina	6'1"	244
Nate Anderson	WR	HS	Vallejo, California	6'0"	196
Ryan Fuqua	CB	HS	Oceanside, California	5'11"	178
Donnell Vincent	OLB	HS	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	6'1"	220
Steve Henderson	MLB	HS	Gunnison, Colorado	6'3"	237
Bobby Gonzales	K	HS	Streetsboro, Ohio	6'0"	164

2019:

2019 - Alaska Warriors - 54th Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Stephen McDougal	DT	HS	Clemson, South Carolina	6'5"	277
Brad Williams	WR	HS	Unalaska, Alaska	5'11"	181
Josh Parker	G	HS	Brunswick, Ohio	6'1"	300
Mike Johnson	MLB	HS	Fullerton, California	5'11"	232
Chauncey Motley	K	HS	Warr Acres, Oklahoma	5'11"	161
Marlon Cannon	P	HS	Zanesville, Ohio	5'11"	209
D'rell Morris	OLB	HS	Anchorage, Alaska	6'5"	230
Kenneth Hall	OLB	HS	Akron, Ohio	6'2"	212
George Woodard	WR	HS	Middle River, Maryland	6'3"	211
Larry Davis Jr.	WR	HS	Ottawa, Illinois	6'3"	210
T.J. London	MLB	HS	Petaluma, California	5'11"	231
Jonathan Williams	TE	HS	Napa, California	6'6"	250
Chuck Seals	HB	JUCO	Norwalk, California	6'0	205

2020

2020 - Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 42nd overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Nigel Lester	WR	HS	Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania	6'1"	200
Ronnie Henry	ATH	JUCO	Manteca, California	6'3"	226
Matt Hall	S	HS	Culver City, California	6'1"	204
Darrell Siegel	ATH	JUCO	East Cleveland, Ohio	6'3"	237
Dameel Mopongo	TE	HS	Palm Beach Gardens, Florida	6'5"	237
Dabrian Whitman	RB	HS	Lansdowne, Pennsylvania	5'11"	200
Hector Garza Jr.	ATH	HS	Harvey, North Dakota	6'8"	252
Brent Jackson	WR	HS	Azusa, California	6'0"	181
Luis Diggs Jr.	C	HS	Kaplan, Louisiana	6'5"	296
Cole Johnson	DE	HS	Downey, California	6'8"	270
Andy King III	DT	HS	Sweetwater, Texas	6'5"	295
David Burnette	DT	HS	Hayesville, Oregon	6'5"	269
Jordan Fisher	WR	HS	Torrance, California	6'0"	204
Anthony Dixon	DT	HS	Yakima, Washington	6'5"	294
Marcus Carter	T	HS	University City, Missouri	6'6"	287
Mike Coleman	C	HS	Saraland, Alabama	6'2"	280
Joe Overstreet	CB	HS	Spanaway, Washington	5'11"	187
Kaimana Kalawai'a	C	HS	Halaway, Hawaii	6'1"	294
Dustin Butler	T	HS	Fort Lewis, Washington	6'6"	329
Kainoa Kalawai'a	DE	HS	Halaway, Hawaii	6'4"	257
Seth Clemons	G	HS	East Bradenton, Florida	6'2"	308

2021

2021 - Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 22nd Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Uluwehi Makan	S	HS	Waipahu, Hawaii	6'0"	181
Bill Robertson	MLB	HS	Nikiski, Alaska	6'1"	231
Pili Kina	QB	HS	Kaimuki, Hawaii	6'1"	195
Kris Ware	C	HS	Long Beach, Mississippi	6'3"	276
Aaron Smith	MLB	HS	Bridge City, Texas	6'1"	235
Ben Taylor	HB	HS	Meadow Lakes, Alaska	5'10"	202
Alex Gray	G	HS	Columbia Falls, Montana	6'2"	264
Alex Robertson	CB	HS	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	6'0"	182
Jaques Cox	WR	HS	Ashland, Ohio	6'1"	219
Ryan Gipson	G	HS	Foley, Alabama	6'6"	309
Kris Gilmore	WR	HS	Palmer, Alaska	6'0"	190
Ryan Ortiz	MLB	HS	Montpelier, Vermont	6'1"	218
Charles Thompson	CB	HS	Lincoln Village, Ohio	6'0"	188
Gary Campbell	G	HS	Hayward, California	6'5"	282

2022

2022 Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 32nd overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Willie Amos	DT	HS	Gallatin, Tennessee	6'5"	269
Joe James	TE	HS	Carlisle, Pennsylvania	6'4"	247
Jeremy Dunn	T	HS	La Mesa, California	6'3"	268
Damion Barnett	QB	HS	Tallahassee, Florida	6'1"	191
Ryan Bell	T	HS	San Mateo, California	6'2"	295
Jeremy Berry	FS	HS	North Chicago, Illinois	6'2"	199
Tom Smith	FS	JUCO	Mission Viejo, California	6'2"	181
Brandon Davis	DT	HS	Wantagh, New York	6'2"	297
Terry Ross	FS	HS	West Hollywood, California	6'0"	190
T.J. Page	SS	HS	St. Cloud, Florida	5'11"	175

2023

2023 Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 3rd Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Stafford Griffin	WR	HS	Northport, Alabama	6'1"	200
Michael Butler	WR	HS	Victoria, Texas	6'2"	218
Steve Wright	S	HS	Osmond, Nebraska	6'3"	186
Tom Garrett	S	HS	Ferguson, Missouri	6'0"	192
Charles Brown	ATH	HS	Ridgewood, New Jersey	6'1"	201
Tariq Coe	WR	HS	Wayne, Nebraska	6'1"	215
Joe Justice	ATH	HS	Andalusia, Alabama	6'0"	211
Tim Sampson	WR	HS	Pinellas Park, Florida	6'2"	223
J.D. White	RB	HS	North Bergen, New Jersey	6'2"	197
Josh Ostrander	DT	HS	Esperance, Washington	6'1"	291
Mike Tyler	OLB	HS	Louisville, Mississippi	6'2"	217
Anthony Robinson	WR	HS	Crestwood, Missouri	6'1"	174
Andrew Rogers	OLB	HS	Belton, Texas	6'1"	239
Kevin Clemons Jr.	S	HS	University Heights, Ohio	6'1"	202
Sam Hill	S	HS	Green Haven, Maryland	6'2"	210
Ahmad Huston	P	HS	Norfolk, Virginia	6'2"	204
Josh Stratton	K	HS	Buena Park, California	5'10"	176

2024

2024 Alaska Warriors - 6th overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Jamaal Wilson	DE	HS	Yeadon, Pennsylvania	6'7"	267
Jake Bell	WR	HS	San Rafael, California	6'4"	196
Jake Roach	DT	HS	Brandon, Mississippi	6'5"	252
Lee Easley	ATH	HS	Milpitas, California	6'0"	231
Tyson Ryan	G	HS	Bloomfield, Michigan	6'3"	270
John Lawrence	G	HS	Avon Lake, Ohio	6'2"	286
Will Ewing	WR	HS	Saginaw South, Michigan	5'11"	188
Derrick Harris	QB	HS	Overland, Missouri	6'1"	204
Justin Gross	FB	HS	Miami, Florida	6'0"	252

2025:

2025 - Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 17th Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Justin Roberson	TE	HS	Richmond, California	6'4"	231
DaMarkus Potts	OLB	HS	El Centro, California	6'3"	213
Antwan Flanagan Jr.	DE	HS	Newton, North Carolina	6'2"	245
Russ James	C	HS	Pompano Beach, Florida	6'0"	266
Tyrone Summers	DT	HS	Sidney, Ohio	6'1"	314
Chris Carpenter	MLB	HS	Reynoldsburg, Ohio	6'2"	236
Charlie Gillett	MLB	HS	Jacinto City, Texas	6'5"	229
Brent Little	T	HS	Shelley, Indiana	6'7"	290
Matthew Jackson	CB	HS	Santa Barbara, California	6'0"	180
Jason Moss	G	HS	Lamesa, Texas	6'5"	311
Aaron Schneider	FS	HS	Napa, California	6'2"	197
Kevin Jones	G	HS	Castro Valley, California	6'4"	340

2026

2026 - Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 9th Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Sintarreous Waranda	DE	HS	Paris, Tennessee	6'8"	268
Korama Hukanamo'a	CB	HS	Honolulu, Hawaii	6'1"	191
Kevin Bowers	C	HS	San Clemente, California	6'2"	271
Stephen Jones	G	HS	Bismark, North Dakota	6'6"	289
Josh O'Neill	DE	HS	Sterling, Colorado	6'3"	241
Andy Walker	DE	HS	Chattanooga, Tennessee	6'4"	245
Scott Wilcox	DE	HS	East Peoria, Illinois	6'0"	240
Julian Fuller	G	HS	Parma, Ohio	6'2"	261
John Hood	G	HS	Universal City, Texas	6'3"	300

2027

2027 - Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 5th overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Brandon Haynes	HB	HS	Washington, Utah	6'0"	221
Ilied Proteus	TE	HS	Paris, Tennessee	6'8"	250
Nick McAfee	TE	HS	Powell, Tennessee	6'3"	234
Bret Hughes	MLB	HS	Purcell, Oklahoma	6'2"	235
Damien Neal	DT	HS	Edison, New Jersey	6'2"	265
Alan Carter	G	HS	Lake Shore, Maryland	6'4"	319
Ricky Potts	QB	HS	Brea, California	6'1"	188
Calvin Thomas Jr.	WR	HS	Fullerton, Pennsylvania	6'1"	218
Todd Hills	K	HS	Vinita, Oklahoma	6'2"	198
Jeff Williams	P	HS	Vernon, Texas	6'2"	200
Desean Horton	OLB	HS	Conroe, Texas	6'0"	195
Willie Jackson	MLB	HS	Oak Park, Illinois	5'11"	237
Ryan Nicholson	CB	HS	Goodlettsville, Tennessee	6'0"	176
Tom Higgins	OLB	HS	Ottawa-Hull, Canada	6'4"	221

2028

2028 - Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 1st Overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Eddie Rogers	MLB	HS	Santa Maria, California	5'11"	234
Chuck Byrd	ATH	HS	Margate, Florida	5'10"	217
Everett Griffin	MLB	HS	Schriever, Louisiana	6'1"	236
Carlos King	WR	HS	Powell, Tennessee	5'10"	181
Bryant Potts	WR	HS	Valdosta, Georgia	6'0"	199
Tim Reddick	WR	HS	Milan, Tennessee	6'0"	195
Carlton Wilkinson	T	HS	Bradenton, Florida	6'1"	277
T.J. Foster	G	HS	Mullens, West Virginia	6'3"	318
Randy Mitchell Jr.	S	HS	Jal, New Mexico	6'1"	179
J.P. Andrews	S	HS	Trenton, New Jersey	6'1"	201
J.D. Moore	DE	HS	Wausau, Wisconsin	6'1"	255
Kasey Salas	ATH	HS	St. Martin, Mississippi	5'9"	197
Ben Williams	DE	HS	Maple Valley, Washington	6'4"	255
Bubba Brown	S	HS	Guymon, Oklahoma	5'11"	212
Mikal Carter Jr.	HB	HS	Elsmere, Kentucky	5'11"	205
Jess Morse	S	HS	Chula Vista, California	6'2"	185
Victor Hamilton	HB	JUCO	Winder, Georgia	5'11:	166
Cole Gilliam	FB	HS	St. Charles, Illinois	5'11"	250

2029

2029 Alaska Warriors Recruiting - 4th overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Derrick Bernard	WR	HS	River Road, North Carolina	6'0"	200
Christian Jacques	CB	HS	San Clemente, California	6'1"	178
Shane Jones	DE	HS	Window Rock, Arizona	6'2"	245
Duvernay Gross III	DT	HS	Westwego, Louisiana	6'2"	256
Keith Boone	DT	HS	Lockhart, Texas	6'1"	287
Eric Roberson	MLB	HS	Downers Grove, Illinois	6'1"	216
Derrick Hawthorne	S	HS	Sugar Land, Texas	6'1"	183
Dennis Garner	TE	HS	Northview, Michigan	6'2"	242
Courtney Hutchinson	C	HS	O'Fallon, Missouri	6'1"	279
Javan Cole	C	HS	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	6'4"	285
Adam Butler	CB	HS	Harker Heights, Texas	6'0"	191

2030

2030 Alaska Warriors - 6th overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Matt Holt	OLB	HS	Augusta, Georgia	6'2"	220
Devon Gardner	ATH	HS	Ashtabula, Ohio	6'0"	233
John Wallace	G	HS	North Bergen, New Jersey	6'4"	330
Jimmy Harris	ATH	HS	Tupelo, Mississippi	6'1"	200
Seth McKinney	OLB	HS	Lenoir, North Carolina	6'4"	226
Brandon Washington	MLB	HS	Waynesville, North Carolina	6'3"	247
Brad Yates	T	HS	Marion, Ohio	6'5"	328
Paul Beck	DT	HS	Kapalama, Hawaii	6'4"	276
William Mitchell	RB	HS	Port Orange, Florida	5'11"	211
Willie Butler	QB	HS	Pauls Valley, Oklahoma	6'0"	172
Randy Carpenter	OLB	HS	Clawson, Michigan	5'11"	197

2031:

2031 Alaska Warriors Recruiting – 24th overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
Vince Coleman	ATH	HS	Cave Creek, Arizona	6'2"	201
Victor Jackson Jr.	G	HS	Union City, New Jersey	6'2"	272
Andy Logan	ATH	HS	Port St. Lucie, Florida	6'3"	212
J.P. Buckley	ATH	HS	Colleyville, Texas	6'3"	213
Willie Whitaker	WR	HS	Toccoa, Georgia	6'2"	199
Dominique Miller	G	HS	Alameda, California	6'4"	271
Bryan Fine	T	HS	Everett, Washington	6'6"	298
Jovan Newberry	G	HS	Leisure City, Florida	6'3"	318
Karl Rhodes	K	HS	Odessa, Texas	6'3"	190
Andy Valentine	T	HS	Lynwood, California	6'3"	304
Will Cummings	P	HS	Galiano, Louisiana	6'4"	213

2032

2032 - Alaska Warriors - 1st overall
NAME	POS	CLASS	HOMETOWN	HT	WT	CALIBER
M.J. Wyatt	MLB	HS	Cloverleaf, Texas	5'11"	236
David Turner	ATH	HS	Shreveport, Louisiana	5'11"	185
Keith Bryant	WR	HS	Hesperia, California	6'1"	204
Adam Mack	TE	HS	Coral Terrace, Florida	6'5"	230
DeMaurice King Jr.	DE	HS	New Smyrna Beach, Florida	6'1"	233
Blake McNeal	DE	HS	Starkville, Mississippi	6'2"	262
David Higgins	HB	HS	Vidalia, Georgia	5'11"	194
Brigham Coleman	S	HS	Jeanerette, Louisiana	6'4"	203
Mark Jude	ATH	HS	Greenville, Mississippi	6'0"	212
Michael Greene	TE	HS	Bridge City, Louisiana	6'4"	220
Lawrence Bass	MLB	HS	Long Beach, Mississippi	6'2"	238
Russell Frank	WR	HS	Winter Springs, Florida	5'11"	184
Billy Garcia	OLB	HS	Stephenville, Texas	6'2"	227
Daryl Williams	HB	HS	Kearny, New Jersey	5'8"	164
Corey Smith	CB	HS	Alamosa, Colorado	5'11"	177
Brian Williams	DT	HS	San Bruno, California	6'6"	283
Daron Johnson	CB	HS	Fontana, California	6'0"	175
John Parham	DT	HS	University Place, Washington	6'0"	294
Steve Walden	MLB	HS	Mustang, Oklahoma	6'1"	250
Lance Walker	OLB	HS	Santa Clarita, California	6'3"	225
Bret Mayes	OLB	HS	Orchards South, Washington	6'0"	202
Spencer Walters	HB	HS	Wixom, Michigan	6'1"	198

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Year 1 Preview:

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Aug 1, 2013
RK	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	Miami
2	Virginia Tech
3	Oklahoma
4	Notre Dame
5	USC
6	LSU
7	Nebraska
8	Ohio State
9	Oregon
10	Texas
11	California
12	Florida
13	Ole Miss
14	Louisville
15	Alabama
16	Arizona
17	Georgia Tech
18	Navy
19	Michigan
20	TCU
21	Georgia
22	Wake Forest
23	South Carolina
24	Auburn
25	Clemson

Alaska Warriors Depth Chart - 2013
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	Jared Martinez	Rodney Fuller	Skyler Ware
TE	Austin Ryan	Theo Meyer
LT	Fabian Vaughn	Kenard Dortch
LG	Brett Hendrix	Quinton McIntire
C	Damion Bryant	Donny Muse
RG	Tramon Little	Quinton Walden
RT	Loren Lumpkin	Tramon Little
WR	Lenny Hurst	Brooks Greer	Stewart Rodgers
QB	Jeremy Riggs	Raymond Breedlove	Youdlain Washington
FB	Shedrick Henry
HB	Josh Roberson	Darrin Pierre	Quincy Outlaw	O.J. Harris
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	Gerrod Holland	Burditt Capps
NT	Parker Knox	Duane Weldon	Timothy Manning
RDE	Alvin Andrews	Burditt Capps
LOLB	Santonio Bullock	Robert Inman
LILB	Demetrius Heinz	Robert Inman
RILB	Todd Bolen	Robert Inman
ROLB	Abdul McKenzie	Vincent Crum
CB	Raishaun Leierer	Bryce Owen	Tyrell Beach
SS	Everett Gipson	Bryce Owen
FS	Gerren Davis	Bryce Owen
CB	Cory Rodgers	Derron Murray
Special Teams
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
K	Nick Franklin
P	Samuel Slater
PR	Rodney Fuller	Josh Roberson
KR	Rodney Fuller	Josh Roberson
LS	Loren Lumpkin

Alaska Warriors 2013 Schedule
DATE	OPPONENT	RESULT
Sep 7	at Hawai'i
Sep 14	vs Buffalo
Sep 20	at #16 Arizona
Sep 27	at UCLA
Oct 5	vs North Texas
Oct 12	at #24 Auburn
Oct 26	at #12 Florida
Nov 2	vs Ohio
Nov 9	at Boise State
Nov 16	at #6 LSU
Nov 23	vs Fresno State

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Re: The Alaska Warriors Reboot

Everything that needs to be posted has been. Feel free to comment whatever you like. Suggestions are always welcome. Let me know if you prefer a certain format for reporting games, or a how frequent you like to see things. Thanks.

[vtcrb]

Re: The Alaska Warriors Reboot

Definitely following. Interesting to see how it all unfolds for you.

[SilverBullet19]

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I'll follow along. I'm looking forward to seeing how you handle the challenge. Sliders and recruiting rules make it nice and tough. Best of luck

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Year 1- Week 1 at Hawaii

Alaska Warriors at Hawaii Warriors
Sep 7, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Alaska Warriors (0-0)	0	7	0	0	7
Hawaii Warriors (0-1)	7	10	14	3	34

Team Stats Comparison
	ASK	HAW
Total Offense	216	488
Rushing Yards	74	233
Passing Yards	142	255
First Downs	14	26
Punt Return Yards	24	8
Kick Return Yards	145	54
Total Yards	385	550
Turnovers	3	0
3rd Down Conversion	5-15	7-1
4th Down Conversion	4-4	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	1-1-0	5-4-1
Penalties	3-21	4-18
Possession Time	16:47	19:13

Alaska Warriors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT J. Riggs 16/37 142 0 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Roberson 11 50 4.5 0 D. Pierre 6 2 0.3 0 B. Greer 1 5 5.0 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD L. Hurst 5 55 11.0 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD G. Davis 12 0 0 0 A. McKenzie 5 1.0 0 0 S. Bullock 5 1.0 0 0

Hawaii Warriors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT B. Cook 23/37 255 1 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD V. Brant 22 183 8.3 2 D. Burke 10 65 6.5 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD D. Strong 6 71 11.8 0 D. Wright 3 40 13.3 1 J. Hall 3 71 23.6 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD M. Long 3 1.0 0 0 M. Peterson 2 1.0 0 0 R. Pitts 3 0 3 0

Today went about as you would expect for a new program. Hawaii (83-86-82) had a great, balanced attack. Quarterback Bryan Cook threw for 255 yards and a touchdown, while 90 overall Vince Brant rushed for 183 yards. Hawaii DB Ray Pitts had three interceptions in plus territory to shut down Alaska drives.

Alaska did, however, score their first ever touchdown on a Brooks Greer end around touchdown just before half. That would bring the score to within ten as Hawaii went in to half up 17-7, but Alaska wouldn't score again.

Personally, I felt like the game played really nicely. The animations were good, and I really liked how the running games felt. Team tackling felt way more important, and the CPU running backs made some really nice moves to find holes. This next week they open their home against Buffalo.

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Year 1 - Week 2 Buffalo

Buffalo Bulls at Alaska Warriors
Sep 14, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Buffalo Bulls (1-1)	7	7	7	21	42
Alaska Warriors (0-1)	0	7	14	0	21

Team Stats Comparison
	BUFF	ASK
Total Offense	479	356
Rushing Yards	275	95
Passing Yards	204	261
First Downs	20	21
Punt Return Yards	18	8
Kick Return Yards	22	118
Total Yards	519	482
Turnovers	1 (F)	0
3rd Down Conversion	8-12	8-16
4th Down Conversion	0-0	1-4
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	5-5-0	5-3-0
Penalties	3-25	3-33
Possession Time	12:53	23:07

Buffalo Bulls PASSING C/A YDS TD INT J. Bracken 16/21 204 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD M. Keenan 20 104 5.2 0 J. Williams 12 134 11.1 4

Alaska Warriors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT J. Riggs 26/39 261 3 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Roberson 18 63 3.5 0 J. Riggs 7 -20 -2.8 0 D. Pierre 7 35 5.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD R. Fuller 7 110 15.7 3 J. Martinez 7 61 8.7 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD R. Leierer 7 0 0 0 T. Bolen 5 1.0 0 0 D. Heinz 6 0 0(1F) 0

It was a different style game as Buffalo came in with an up-tempo offense. Buffalo (74-72-75) came in at .500, but boy did their offense not disappoint. The disparity in time of possession shows how Alaska tried to combat this.

Alaska's passing game played much better than the previous week, going for 66% and over 250 yards with no turnovers, but Buffalo's two-headed running back monster of Mike Keenan and James Williams were too much for the Warriors to handle.

There were two bright sides to this game. DT Parker Knox forced a fumble on a sack and Duane Weldon returned it to the 10 (the drive would end on fourth and goal from the one to end the half being stuffed). The other was Rodney Fuller's record-setting receiving performance with over 100 yards and three touchdowns. Unfortunately Buffalo just had too much offensive firepower for Alaska to keep up with.

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Year 1 - Weeks 3 & 4

At #9 Arizona

Alaska Warriors at Arizona Wildcats
Sep 21, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Alaska Warriors (0-2)	0	3	7	0	10
#9 Arizona Wildcats (2-0)	17	3	10	10	40

Alaska Warriors

Arizona Wildcats

Alaska traveled to Arizona and walked away with a 30-point loss. Arizona (81-83-79) controlled the game early and never looked back. All three of Alaska's quarterbacks played.

Arizona had two rushers go over 100 yards for a total of nearly 280 yards. Alaska safety Gerren Davis recorded the first interception in Alaska history, and linebacker Santonio Bullock recorded a record three sacks.



At UCLA

Alaska Warriors at UCLA Bruins
Sep 28, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Alaska Warriors (0-3)	0	10	14	21	45
UCLA Bruins (1-1)	21	7	10	10	48

Team Stats Comparison
	ASK	UCLA
Total Offense	525	397
Rushing Yards	132	158
Passing Yards	393	239
First Downs	25	14
Punt Return Yards	53	20
Kick Return Yards	224	156
Total Yards	802	573
Turnovers	3	2(1F)
3rd Down Conversion	5-15	1-8
4th Down Conversion	3-4	0-0
2-Point Conversion	0-0	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	6-5-1	3-1-1
Penalties	2-15	440
Possession Time	24:56	11:04

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		ASK	UCLA
5:39	(UCLA) TD UCLA: C. Murray 32 yd rec.	0	7
2:36	(UCLA) TD UCLA: M. Moore 9 yd rec.	0	14
2:03	(UCLA) TD UCLA: C. Brigham INT ret.	0	21
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		ASK	UCLA
6:17	(UCLA) TD UCLA: M. Moore 34 yd rec	0	28
4:08	(ASK) TD ASK: Q. Outlaw 4 yd run	7	28
0:00	(ASK) FG ASK: N. Franklin 20 yd fg	10	28
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		ASK	UCLA
3:50	(UCLA) FG UCLA: P. Tucker 30 yd fg	10	31
2:23	(ASK) TD ASK: D. Pierre 3 yd run	17	31
0:08	(ASK) TD ASK: D. Pierre 1 yd run	24	31
0:00	(UCLA) TD UCLA: K. Ramsey KO ret 96 yds	24	38
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		ASK	UCLA
6:34	(UCLA) FG UCLA: P. Tucker 48 yd fg	24	41
3:49	(ASK) TD ASK: D. Pierre 1 yd run	31	41
1:47	(ASK) TD ASK: C. Madison 50 yd rec	38	41
1:33	(UCLA) TD UCLA: J. Edwards 42 yd run	38	48
0:32	(ASK) TD ASK: C. Madison 6 yd rec	45	48

Alaska Warriors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT R. Breedlove 1/1 50 1 0 J. Riggs 28/43 343 1 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Roberson 15 65 4.3 0 D. Pierre 15 49 3.2 3 Q. Outlaw 3 14 4.6 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD J. Martinez 7 74 10.5 0 R. Fuller 5 80 16 0 C. Madison 2 56 28.0 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD R. Leierer 2 0 1 0 T Bolen 6 0 0(1F) 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD E. Gipson 1 42 42.0 0

UCLA Bruins PASSING C/A YDS TD INT A. Berry 21/30 239 3 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Edwards 9 55 6.1 1 R. Mason 9 94 10.4 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD C. Murray 6 75 12.5 1 M. Moore 2 43 21.5 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD T. Barrow 10 0 0 0 S. Fowlkes 10 3.0 0 0 C. Brigham 5 0 1 1 G. James 1 0 2 0

This game was over. And then it wasn't. UCLA (84-86-85) nearly blew a 28 point lead as Alaska scratched and clawed their way back, but the turnovers ultimately doomed them. It took UCLA half a quarter to get going, but after two offensive touchdowns and a pick six, it looked like it would be over early. Not even three minutes in to the second quarter, UCLA had taken a 28 point lead. But Alaska finally began to find themselves.

Alaska would hold the ball and finally score, aided by a 50-yard reception by Lenny Hurst. They finally got a stop and as time expired hit a field goal to make it 28-10 at half.

The teams would trade the ball back and forth a few times before UCLA broke through with a field goal. On Alaska's next possession, they scored a touchdown. They stopped UCLA and scored again with 8 seconds left in the third to get within 7, 31-24, but UCLA would return the kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown.

UCLA would add another field goal to make it 41-24, but Alaska would answer with Darrin Pierre gaining his third rushing touchdown of the game. With 2 minutes left, Alaska was in field goal range but was sacked twice in a row. With 1:47 left, Raymond Breedlove needed to step in. On fourth and 27, he heaved the ball down field. The DB missed the ball (he kind of warped), and sixth string receiver Chauncey Madison caught the ball and scored on a 50-yard Hail Mary.

Unfortunately, UCLA tailback John Edwards got free and Alaska let him score so they could get the ball back. Chauncey scored again with 32 seconds left, but UCLA recovered the onside kick and that was that. UCLA won 48-45, but it was definitely a moral victory for Alaska.

"We are a fighting team, and we're going to fight until we can't any longer. For a new program to go in to the Coliseum and nearly walk out with a win, that's just incredible," said Coach Hardaway. "We need to take better care of the ball, obviously, but I'm very proud of the way our guys are playing."


Personal note, I absolutely love the way the game feels. I'm not sure if it's the sliders, or if it's the fact that the guys being slower makes the animations feel more realistic, but the way running backs are playing on both sides feels amazing. I don't feel like the CPU is cheating, but I definitely feel like they're better. The CPU runningbacks are breaking just the right amount of tackles so team tackling is SUPER important. You need more than one person around the ball with good backs and it doesn't feel cheap like it has with other slider sets. I feel pretty good about how everything is feeling at the moment. We also got our first three commits today. I'm recruiting 5 total players so it's good to get half of them already.

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Going as expected, a startup program will struggle for a while. You made it a tight game against UCLA though with that big 4th quarter

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Re: The Alaska Warriors Reboot

Going as expected, a startup program will struggle for a while. You made it a tight game against UCLA though with that big 4th quarter

Absolutely, it felt so close but it was just out of reach. We play North Texas this week at home so hopefully we can get another competitive game out of them. I really want to get the running game going.

[vtcrb]

Re: The Alaska Warriors Reboot

Glad the Roster is playing well for you. I hope you break thru next week with a win against North Texas.

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Year 1 - Weeks 5 & 6

Alaska vs. UNT

North Texas Mean Green at Alaska Warriors
Oct 5, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
North Texas Mean Green (1-3)	7	16	7	14	44
Alaska Warriors (0-4)	3	0	13	7	23

North Texas Mean Green

Alaska Warriors

There wasn't much of a game for this one. UNT came in and had an efficient and balanced offense. Their runningback Blount ran for 129 yards on just 14 carries and their quarterback O'Neil threw for 253 yards. Alaska quarterback Jeremy Riggs threw for 271 yards but threw four interceptions. The turnovers have been an issue, but in this game they really weren't game breaking. Unfortunately though, the running game couldn't get going. As a team, the Warriors barely broke 50 yards rushing.



At Auburn

Alaska Warriors at Auburn Tigers
Oct 12, 2013	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Alaska Warriors (0-5)	0	14	0	7	21
Auburn Tigers (3-2)	7	14	7	7	35

Team Stats Comparison
	ASK	AUB
Total Offense	334	478
Rushing Yards	115	186
Passing Yards	219	292
First Downs	21	19
Punt Return Yards	10	0
Kick Return Yards	118	135
Total Yards	462	613
Turnovers	2	0
3rd Down Conversion	14-21	3-6
4th Down Conversion	2-2	0-0
2-Point Conversion	1-1	0-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	4-2-1	2-2-0
Penalties	2-30	1-9
Possession Time	23:46	12:14

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		ASK	AUB
2:26	(AUB) TD Aub: D. Gates 74-yard reception	0	7
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		ASK	AUB
8:53	(ASK) FG ASK: N. Franklin 42-yards	3	7
7:37	(AUB) TD Aub: A. Dickens 9-yard reception	3	14
2:51	(ASK) FG ASK: N. Franklin 36-yards	6	14
2:11	(AUB) TD Aub: J. Gray 44-yard rush	6	21
0:09	(ASK) TD ASK: J. Riggs 1-yd run (2 pt)	14	21
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		ASK	AUB
2:43	(AUB) TD Aub: A. Williams 4-yard reception	14	28
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		ASK	AUB
8:31	(ASK) TD ASK: D. Pierre 2-yd run	21	28
2:00	(AUB) TD Aub: J. McDaniel 40-yard reception	21	35

Alaska Warriors PASSING C/A YDS TD INT J. Riggs 17/36 198 0 2 S. Slater 1/1 16 0 0 R. Breedlove 1/1 5 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Roberson 18 101 5.6 0 D. Pierre 9 36 4.0 1 J. Riggs 8 -37 -4.6 1

Auburn Tigers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT A. Floyd 18/25 292 4 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD J. Gray 17 146 8.5 1

This was a game that was strongly contested by Alaska. Going in to such a tough environment, nobody expected Alaska to hang so tough. It was great to see such a well-played game. Alaska was able to get their running game going, but ultimately it wasn't. Alaska had an opportunity with around 3 minutes to go, but Jeremy Riggs threw a terrible pick near the end zone that would have tied the game. Auburn eventually scored and Riggs threw another desperation interception and ultimately Alaska lost by 14. It was a much closer game than expected, but it's hard to view it that way when they had an opportunity to do more.

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Mid-Year Update

A lot has gone on outside of Alaska football! Miami- the consensus top ranked team finally lost. They beat #5 Georgia Tech last week, but this week they lost by 24 to #17 Nevada.

New #1 team USC is 5-0 and coming off a top 10 matchup versus Arizona. This week they travel to #2 Notre Dame for a "Game-of-the-Century."

NCAA Football Rankings - Coaches Poll - Updated: Oct 18, 2013
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	3	USC (34)	5	0	1498
2	2	Notre Dame (23)	7	0	1461
3	4	Oregon (1)	6	0	1413
4	5	South Carolina (2)	6	0	1350
5	9	Kansas State (1)	5	0	1235
6	6	Georgia Tech	4	1	1095
7	7	Virginia Tech	5	2	1060
8	11	Florida	5	1	893
9	1	Miami	4	1	878
10	12	Texas	4	2	837
11	13	Ole Miss	6	1	811
12	14	Oklahoma	3	2	746
13	15	Navy	3	1	716
14	10	Arizona	3	2	686
15	17	Texas A&M	5	2	625
16	18	Wisconsin	5	1	592
17	NR	Nevada	5	1	569
18	20	Ohio State	3	2	481
19	21	TCU	4	2	442
20	22	Rice	4	1	422
21	23	Kentucky	4	2	350
22	24	Houston	5	1	319
23	8	Nebraska	4	2	316
24	16	Wake Forest	5	2	250
25	NR	San Diego State	5	1	225

My current frontrunner for the Heisman is Kelly Williams of Notre Dame. His team is ranked number 2, and he's a big reason why. He's a 67 percent passer for 267 yards per game. He has 24 TDs and only 3 interceptions.