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CCAA Football Seasons In Review

 

To See A Picture Of The CCAA National Championship Trophy CLICK HERE This is what you are playing for, to have your teams name and your name put on this!

 

Final 2007 Season Conference Standings

 

 

TEAM

RECORD

CONF REC

Athletic Dir

Coach

 

 

ACC

 

 

Miami-Champs

10-2

8-0

Terry

PS-2

 

 

NC State

8-3

7-1

PS-2

 

 

Virginia Tech

8-3

6-2

Dennis

PS-2

 

 

Florida St

8-3

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Wake Forest

7-4

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Duke

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Maryland

5-6

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Clemson

3-8

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Virginia 

2-9

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Georgia Tech

5-6

2-6

PS-2

 

 

North Carolina

1-10

1-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

Big 10

 

 

 

 

Michigan-Champs

11-1

8-0

Uncle Kermet

PS-2

 

 

Minnesota

10-2

8-0

Deb

PS-2

 

 

Ohio State

8-3

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Penn State

7-4

5--3

PS-2

 

 

Indiana

6-5

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Iowa

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Michigan State

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Northwestern

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Purdue

3-8

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Wisconsin

4-7

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Illinois

2-9

0-8

Bryan E.*

PS-2

 

 

 

 

Big XII

 

 

 

 

Big XII North

 

 

 

Kansas State

10-2

7-2

PS-2

 

 

Nebraska

7-4

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Iowa State

6-5

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Missouri

4-7

3-5

Josh W.*

PS-2

 

 

Colorado

5-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Kansas 

2-9

0-8

Chantele*

PS-2

 

 

Big XII South

 

 

 

BYU-Champs

10-3

8-1

Keith

Keith

 

 

Oklahoma

9-2

7-1

PS-2

 

 

Texas Tech

6-5

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Texas 

5-6

3-5

Trish

PS-2

 

 

Texas A&M

6-5

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Baylor

3-8

1-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

Big East

 

 

 

 

Rutgers-Champs

9-2

6-0

Kathy

PS-2

 

 

Boston College

9-2

5-1

Joann

PS-2

 

 

West Virginia

6-5

4-2

PS-2

 

 

Syracuse

5-6

3-3

Nadine

PS-2

 

 

Pittsburgh

5-6

2-4

PS-2

 

 

Temple

1-10

1-5

PS-2

 

 

U-Conn

3-8

0-6

Derek

PS-2

 

 

 

 

C-USA

 

 

 

 

USFlorida-Champs

11-1

8-0

PS-2

 

 

TCU

7-4

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Houston

8-3

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Tulane

7-4

6-2

Lynn

PS-2

 

 

Cincinnati

5-6

4-4

Uncle Tom

PS-2

 

 

Southern Miss

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Louisville

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

ECU

3-8

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Memphis

3-8

3-5

Staline

PS-2

 

 

UAB

3-8

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Army

0-11

0-8

Dina

PS-2

 

 

 

 

Independ

 

 

 

 

Notre Dame

6-5

-

PS-2

 

 

Florida Atlantic

4-7

-

PS-2

 

 

Navy

3-8

-

Tommy

PS-2

 

 

FUI

2-9

-

PS-2

 

 

 

 

MAC

 

PS-2

 

 

MAC East

 

 

 

Buffalo-Champs

10-2

8-1

Uncle David

PS-2

 

 

Miami of Ohio

10-1

7-1

PS-2

 

 

Marshall

8-3

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Kent State

7-4

6-3

PS-2

 

 

Ohio 

3-8

3-5

PS-2

 

 

UCFlorida

2-9

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Akron

3-8

2-6

PS-2

 

 

MAC West

PS-2

 

 

Toledo

10-2

7-2

PS-2

 

 

Northern Illinois

7-4

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Western Mich

5-6

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Bowling Green

5-6

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Ball State

4-7

3-6

PS-2

 

 

Central Mich

3-8

1-7

PS-2

 

 

Eastern Mich

3-8

1-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

Mountain

West

Conference

 

 

Utah-Champs

11-0

7-0

Tiffany

Wesley

 

 

Wyoming

11-1

6-1

Janet

PS-2

 

 

San Diego State

6-5

5-2

PS-2

 

 

Air Force

4-7

3-4

PS-2

 

 

Oklahoma State

4-7

3-4

PS-2

 

 

Colorado State

3-8

2-5

David

PS-2

 

 

UNLV

2-9

2-5

PS-2

 

 

New

0-11

0-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

PAC 10

 

 

 

 

Cal-Champs

8-3

6-2

PS-2

 

 

USC

9-2

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Washington State

7-4

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Oregon

5-6

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Oregon State

7-4

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Arizona State

7-4

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Stanford

5-6

4-4

PS-2

 

 

UCLA

5-6

4-4

Matthew & Mavon

PS-2

 

 

Washington 

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Arizona 

1-10

0-8

Nick

PS-2

 

 

 

 

SEC

 

PS-2

 

 

SEC East

 

 

 

Tennessee-Champs

13-0

9-0

Ashley

Ashley

 

 

Florida

8-4

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Georgia 

6-5

5-3

Carlene/Kiona

PS-2

 

 

South Carolina

7-4

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Vanderbilt

4-8

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Kentucky

1-10

0-8

PS-2

 

 

SEC West

 

 

 

LSU

11-2

8-1

Dorisa

PS-2

 

 

Ole Miss

9-2

6-2

Danielle

PS-2

 

 

Arkansas

9-2

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Alabama

6-6

3-5

Jackson

PS-2

 

 

Auburn

3-8

1-7

Riggs

PS-2

 

 

Mississippi State

3-8

1-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

Sun Belt

 

 

 

 

Utah State-Champs

10-1

8-0

PS-2

 

 

Arkansas State

8-3

6-2

PS-2

 

 

Weber State

6-6

5-3

Jamie

PS-2

 

 

Mid Tenn State

7-4

4-4

PS-2

 

 

North Texas

6-5

4-4

Samuel

PS-2

 

 

Idaho

4-7

3-5

PS-2

 

 

Troy State

3-9

3-5

PS-2

 

 

UL Lafayette

2-9

2-6

PS-2

 

 

New Mexico State

2-9

1-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

WAC

 

 

 

 

Nevada-Champs

9-2

7-1

PS-2

 

 

SMU

10-2

7-1

PS-2

 

 

Rice

7-4

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Tulsa

6-5

5-3

PS-2

 

 

Hawaii

7-4

4-4

Cindy

PS-2

 

 

Fresno State

6-5

4-4

PS-2

 

 

Louisianna Tech

3-8

3-5

PS-2

 

 

San Jose State

2-9

2-6

PS-2

 

 

Boise State

4-7

2-6

PS-2

 

 

UTEP

3-8

1-7

PS-2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Most Recent Coaches’ Top 25 Poll!

1. Tennessee (63) @ 14-0, 2. Michigan @ 12-1, 3. Miami @ 11-2, 4. Utah State @ 11-1, 5. LSU @ 12-2, 6. Utah @ 11-1, 7. Minnesota @ 11-2, 8. Ole Miss @ 10-2, 9. BYU @ 10-3, 10. Wyoming @ 12-1. 11. SMU @ 11-2, 12. Miami of Ohio @ 10-2, 13. USFlorida @ 11-2, 14. Kansas State @ 11-2, 15. Buffalo @ 11-2, 16. USC @ 9-3, 17. Ohio State @ 8-4, 18. NC State @ 9-3, 19. Rutgers @ 9-3, 20. Florida @ 9-4, 21. Houston @ 9-3, 22. Toledo @ 11-2, 23. Florida State @ 8-4, 24. Cal @ 8-4, 25. Penn State @ 7-5. Others receiving votes were Oklahoma 243, South Carolina 187, Boston College 163, Arkansas 103, and Arizona State 19. Oklahoma, Boston College and Nevada all dropped out of the top 25.

 College Football Awards For 2007 Season

The Heisman Trophy Winner Is: Eric Ainge-Junior QB-Tennessee

The Maxwell Award: Eric Ainge Junior QB-Tennessee.

The Bednarik Award: Walter Fisher Junior DT-Tennessee.

The Thorpe Award: Jeff Reeder Senior SS-LSU.

The Groza Award: Joel Temple Senior K-LSU.

Best Punter Award: Monty Ingram Freshman P-LSU

Best QB Award: Eric Ainge Junior QB-Tennessee.

Best RB Doke Walker Award: Mike Reed Senior FB-Miami of Ohio.

Best WR Award: Josh Briscoe Senior WR-Tennessee.

Best TE Award: Sticky Fingers Junior TE-Wyoming.

Best Offensive Lineman Award: Tyler Cameron Senior RT-Kansas State.

Rimington Award Best Center: Mike Humperding Senior C-Nebraska.

Best Defensive Lineman Award: Walter Fisher Junior DT-Tennessee.

Best Line Backer Award: Joe Olivate Senior LOLB-Buffalo.

Best Returner Award: Chris Teague Junior HB-Colorado.

The Coach Of The Year Award: Ashley Call, Coach & Athletic Director Of University of Tennessee.

 

2006 Final CCAA FOOTBALL STANDINGS!

Conference Champions Crowned, Bowl Game Matches Set!

Records Do Not Include Bowl Game Win or Loss.

Athletic Directors For The CCAA

****=Last Year

TEAM

 

Athletic Dir

F-ball Rec.

B-Ball Rec

**=Probation

ACC

*-Honorary

Miami

 

Terry W.

10-2

7-1

ACC Champs

Virginia Tech

 

Dennis

10-2

6-2

 

Maryland

 

Carrie L.*

8-3

5-3

 

NC State

 

 

8-3

5-3

 

Virginia

 

 

8-5

5-3

 

Georgia Tech

 

 

6-5

5-3

 

Florida State

 

 

6-7

4-4

 

Wake Forest

 

 

6-5

3-5

 

Clemson

 

 

4-7

3-5

 

BIG TEN

 

Minnesota

 

Deb W.

11-1

8-0

Big 10 Champs

Ohio State

 

 

9-2

6-2

 

Iowa

 

 

10-2

6-2

 

Northwestern

 

 

6-5

5-3

 

Penn St.

 

 

8-4

5-3

 

Wisconsin

 

Dean W.*

7-4

4-4

 

Purdue

 

 

6-6

4-4

 

Illinois

 

 

3-8

2-6

 

Michigan State

 

 

3-8

2-6

 

Indiana

 

 

2-9

1-7

 

Michigan

 

Uncle Kermet*

3-9

1-7

Unreal??? 

BIG 12

 

Texas

 

Trish*

12-1

8-1

Big 12 Champ 

Iowa State

 

 

9-3

7-2

 

Texas A&M

 

 

8-3

5-3

 

Oklahoma

 

 

8-4

5-3

What happened??? 

Kansas State

 

 

8-5

5-3

 

Nebraska

 

 

6-5

4-4

 

Missouri

 

 

8-5

4-4

 

Colorado

 

 

5-6

4-4

 

Baylor

 

 

3-9

2-6

 

Texas Tech

 

 

5-7

2-6

 

Kansas

 

 

3-8

2-6

 

Oklahoma State

 

 

2-9

1-7

 

BIG EAST

 

West Virgina

 

 

8-3

5-1

Big East Champ

Pittsburgh

 

 

9-2

5-1

 

Boston College

 

Joann W*

7-5

3-3

 

Rutgers

 

Kathy D.*

7-4

3-3

 

Uconn

 

Derek D.*

3-8

2-4

 

Syracuse

 

Nadine *

4-8

2-4

 

Temple

 

 

4-7

1-5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Conference USA

 

Tulane   

 

Dedicated To Janet***

7-4

6-2

C-USA Champs

Houston

 

 Lynn*

8-4

6-2

 

ECU

 

 

7-5

6-2

 

Southern Miss

 

 

7-5

6-2

 

Memphis

 

 

7-5

5-3

 

USF

 

 

5-6

4-4

 

TCU

 

 

6-5

4-4

 

Louisville

 

 

4-7

3-5

 

UAB

 

 

4-7

3-5

 

Army

 

 Dina*

3-9

0-8

 

Cincinnati

 

 Uncle Tom*

1-10

0-8

 

1A Independants

 

Notre Dame

 

 

9-3

-

 

Navy

 

Tom O*

7-5

-

 

FIU

 

 

2-10

-

 

Florida Atlantic

 

 

2-10

-

 

MAC

 

Buffalo

 

 Uncle David*

12-1

8-1

Mac Champs 

Miami of Ohio

 

 

10-3

8-1

 

Toledo

 

 

9-2

6-2

 

Bowling Green

 

 

8-3

5-3

 

Ball State

 

 

6-5

4-4

 

Northern Illinois

 

 

5-6

4-4

 

Akron

 

 

5-6

4-4

 

Western Mich

 

 

5-6

4-4

 

U. Central Florida

 

 

5-7

5-3

 

Kent State

 

 

4-7

3-5

 

Eastern Michigan

 

 

4-7

3-5

 

Marshall

 

 

3-8

3-5

 

Central Michigan

 

 

3-8

1-7

 

Ohio

 

 

0-12

0-8

 

Mountain West

 

BYU

 

Keith/Allen*

12-0

7-0

MW Champions

Utah

 

Bryan*

7-5

5-2

 

Wyoming

 

 

7-5

5-2

 

Colorado State

 

 

4-8

3-4

 

UNLV

 

 

4-7

2-5

 

New Mexico

 

 

2-9

2-5

 

San Diego State

 

 

4-8

2-5

 

Air Force

 

 

2-9

2-5

 

PAC 10

 

USC

 

 

9-2

7-1

Pac 10 Champs

Oregon

 

 

8-4

6-2

 

Oregon State

 

 

6-5

5-3

 

Arizona State

 

 

7-4

5-3

 

UCLA

 

Matthew Wong

8-4

4-4

 

Cal

 

Siri*

7-5

4-4

 

Washington

 

 

7-4

4-4

 

Arizona

 

Nick D.*

7-5

3-5

 

Washington State

 

 

2-9

2-6

 

Stanford

 

 

0-11

0-8

 

SEC

 

LSU

 

Dorisa 

12-1

8-1

SEC Champs

Georgia

 

Carlene/Kiona*

8-4

6-2

 

Tennessee

 

 

10-2

6-2

 

Florida

 

 

8-5

6-3

 

Ole Miss

 

 

8-4

5-3

 

Arkansas

 

 

7-5

5-3

 

Auburn

 

 

7-5

5-3

 

South Caralina

 

 

6-6

3-5

 

Mississippi St.

 

 

5-6

3-5

 

Vanderbilt

 

 

4-7

1-7

 

Alabama

 

 

2-9

1-7

 

Kentucky

 

 

1-10

0-8

 

Sun Belt

 

Utah State

 

Shelly & Family

11-1

8-0

Sun Belt Champs

North Texas

 

 

7-4

6-2

 

New Mexico State

 

 

7-4

6-2

 

Arkansas State

 

 

6-5

6-2

 

Troy State

 

 

5-7

3-5

 

UL Monroe

 

 

3-8

2-6

 

Idaho

 

 

4-8

2-6

 

Mid Tenn State

 

 

1-10

1-7

 

WAC

 

Fresno State

 

Heidi Ewell

11-2

8-0

WAC Champions

Boise State

 

Allen Reinhold

9-4

7-1

 

Louisiana Tech

 

 

6-5

5-3

 

Nevada

 

 

7-4

5-3

 

Tulsa

 

 

6-5

4-4

 

San Jose State

 

 

4-8

3-5

 

SMU

 

 

4-7

3-5

 

Hawaii

 

Cindy*

3-9

3-5

 

U. Texas El Paso

 

 

2-9

2-6

 

Rice

 

 

0-12

0-8

 

 

 

 

The 2006 Bowl Games Are Not Listed Here, However The BYU Cougars Defeated The Minnesota Golden Gophers In A 2005 National Cyber Championship Rematch That Was A Complete Obliteration of The Minnesota Golden Gophers!

Final 2005 Coaches’ Top 25 Poll!

1. BYU, 2. LSU, 3. Miami, 4. Virginia Tech, 5. Iowa, 6. Oregon, 7. Maryland, 8. Tennessee, 9. Colorado, 10. NC State, 11. USC, 12. Minnesota, 13. Florida St., 14. Pittsburgh, 15. Penn State, 16. Utah State, 17. Oklahoma, 18. Kent State, 19. Ohio State, 20. Idaho St., 21. Fresno St., 22. Georgia, 23. Texas,  24. Notre Dame, 25. Utah.

College Football Awards

The Heisman Trophy Winner Is: Bo Rasheed-Senior RB-BYU BLUE!

The Maxwell Award: Todd Watkins RS-Junior WR-BYU.

The Bednarik Award: Jim Jensen Junior MLB-Florida.

The Thorpe Award: Bradley Ali Senior FS-BYU.

The Groza Award: Boots Long RS Junior K-UCLA.

Best Punter Award: Dill Wadd Junior P-Miami of Florida

Best QB Award: Brigham Smith Senior QB-BYU.

Best RB Doke Walker Award: Terrance Weeks Senior RB-Miami.

Best WR Award: Rob Chandler RS Senior WR-BYU.

Best TE Award: Ron Stokley RS Senior TE-OKLAHOMA

Best Offensive Lineman Award: Ken Tubbs RT Senior New Mexico State.

Rimington Award Best Center: Bill Fats Walker- C Senior Minnesota (5’5” 415 lbs!!!)

Best Defensive Lineman Award: Lionell Riggins RE Senior Virginia Tech.

Best Line Backer Award: Jim Jensen, Junior MLB Florida

Best Returner Award: Freddie Kruger, RS-Junior HB Florida State.

The Coach Of The Year Award: 1. Kent State Coach-Kent State, 2. Shelby Poppleton-Utah State, 3. PS-2-Texas, 4. LSU Coach-LSU, 5. Fresno State Coach-Fresno State, 6. W. Mich Coach-Western Michigan, 7. PS-2-Minnesota, 8. Keith J. Wilson-BYU, 9. Auburn Coach-Auburn, 10. PS-2-Virginia Tech, 11. Dick Weed-Boise State, 12. Iowa Coach-Iowa.

The Bowl Games & Match-Ups Along With The Final Scores Of The Games Played For The 2005 Bowl Games!

2006 Bowl Games Did Not Get Recorded?

New Orleans Bowl:                          Memphis---------                            16        Utah State-#18-------                     45,

Tangerine Bowl:                               Nebraska----------                          10        Virginia--------------                        00

Hawaii Bowl:                                     Boise State-----------                     40        ECU----------------                           14   

GMAC Bowl:                                     Western Michigan--                      17        Houston------------                         24

Fort Worth Bowl:                              Southern Mississippi-                  13        Arizona-------------                         17

Las Vegas Bowl:                               UCLA---------------                          22        Colorado State--------                   3     

MPC Computers Bowl:                    Fresno State-#24----                     23        Florida State---------                      17   

Motor City Bowl:                              Purdue----------------                      17        Kent State---#21------                    21

Independence Bowl:                        Alabama------------                         34        Kansas State--#23-----                  00

Insight.com Bowl:                            Boston College--------                  2          Arizona State---------                    6

Alamo Bowl:                                     Oklahoma---#20-------                   30        Northwestern---------                    0

Silicon Valley Classic:                      Washington----------                     17        Louisiana Tech--------                  14

Continental Tire Bowl:                    Georgia Tech--------                      24        Rutgers----------------                     27  Overtime!

Houston Bowl:                                 South Carolina-------                    19        Missouri----------------                    7

Emerald Bowl:                                  Bowling Green-------                    27        Cal----------------------                     13

Holiday Bowl:                                   USC--#13-------------                      36        Oklahoma St.--#16---                    7

Music City Bowl:                              Tennessee-----------                      20        Wisconsin--#22--------                  0

Vitalis Sun Bowl:                              Oregon State-------                       0          Penn State--#17--------                  16   

A. Zone Liberty Bowl:                      Utah-------------------                      10        Tulane-----------------                     68

Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl:                  Ole Miss--------------                      10        NC State--#12--------                     30

Outback Bowl:                                  Florida---------------                        0          Iowa---#6-------------                      26

SBC Cotton Bowl:                            Auburn--#7-----------                     21        Colorado--#14--------                    23

Toyota Gator Bowl:                         Pittsburgh--#11------                     10        Virginia Tech--#5-----                    20

Capital One Bowl:                            Georgia----------------                     17        Ohio State--#15-------                   0

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl:                      Notre Dame--#19------                   10        Texas--#4--------------                    37

Nokia Sugar Bowl:                           West Virginia--#25----                   10        LSU--#3--------------------  69        

Fed Ex Orange Bowl:                       Oregon #9--------------                   17        Miami--#8--------------                    6

***Rose Bowl***:                                BYU--#2---------------                      17        Minnesota--#1----------                  20

 

Your 2005 National Cyber Champions

Congratulations to The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers, your 2005 National Football Champions of Cyber College Athletic Association Football!

 

Past National Cyber Champions

CCAA Football National Champion:

AD-Team Athletic Director Only ,*-after name indicates Inactive Athletic Director.

1994     Nebraska                       Keith J. Wilson             1        Cyber Champion

1995     BYU                              Keith J. Wilson (2)         1        Cyber Champion

1996     Florida State.                Super Nintendo             1        Cyber Champion

1997     BYU                              Keith J. Wilson (3)         2        Cyber Champion

1998     Notre Dame                   Terry Wilson                 1        Cyber Champion

1999     Florida State.                Super Nintendo             2        Cyber Champion

2000     Texas                             Trish* Coach PS-1                1        *Cyber: Orange Bowl

      2001     USC Trojans                 PS-1                               1        *Rose Bowl         

2002     Miami of Florida          Terry Wilson* Coach PS-2   1        *Fiesta Bowl

2003     BYU                              Keith J. Wilson (4)         3        *Sugar Bowl       

2004     BYU                              Keith J. Wilson (5)         4        *Orange Bowl              

2005     Minnesota                     Deb Wilson* Coach PS-2     1        *Rose Bowl

2006     BYU                              Keith J. Wilson (6)               5        *Fiesta Bowl

2007     Tennessee                     Ashley Call (1)                         *Sugar Bowl

20088                                                                                            National Championship Game

*: From 2000 on the word “Cyber@ should proceed all ABowl Games@ listed, as it is the CCAA Championship!!! As the format and game system was changed from Super Nintendo to the 64, then the SONY PlayStation. The BCS (Bowl Championship Series) was then instituted which made it much more difficult to win the Cyber National Championship of College Football! Beginning with the 2008 season additional games have been added, the last one is known as “The BCS Championship Game” which pits the two best teams in the nation against one another (as determined by the BCS Committee, which is the PS-2 and the game program itself) for the national championship!

 

CCAA Rules & Regulations For Joining & Game Play:

 

1.         A Player May Join The Cyber College Athletic Association During Season Play Under The Following Stipulations:                                          

A): He/She Takes A Job Of A School NOT Ranked In The Top 25!

B): He/She Plays The Games Without Other Hands ON Assistance. (Meaning Another Player or Helper Controls The Game Pad At Any Time.

C): He/She Must Remain With That Team For The Remainder Of That Season And The Following Season Unless Offered Job By PS-2.

D): Exemption To A); Player Can Beat a #1,2, or 3 ranked team with the #25 or #24 team on a “New Dynasty” simulation Game proving He/She can compete for

      the National Championship and not be a detriment to the Team He/She desires to Coach.

 

2.         A Player May Join Before The Beginning Of The Regular Season And Assume Any Open Job With Majority Coach Approval or May Be Approved or Over Ridden By CCAA Commissioner.

 

3.         The CCAA Championship Game Is Proposed Solely On The Outcome Of The “BCS” as the Computer Game Figures, Tallies, Ranks and Assigns The Bowl Rankings And The Bowl Match-Ups.

            A): Be Aware Of This FACT When You Choose Your Team, And The Conference Your Chosen Team IS IN!

            B): Be Aware Of This Fact When You Schedule Your Non-Conference Games. (An A+ Schedule Ranking Gives A Better RPI Rating Than a A or A- or B or C!)

            C): Remember A Loss Could Cost You A National Championship, but so could a weaker undefeated schedule, so choose your schedule wisely!

            D): The Bowl Rankings Base Teams On Ranked Opponents Beaten, Also By Strength Of Conference as Well, which is monitored and viewable on a weekly basis with the “NCAA 09” game used.

            E): Build A Program By Good Recruiting, Winning Games and Earn Invites To Stronger Conferences Over The Years Through Strong Play!

 

4.         The CCAA Player Personnel Has Been Restructured For The 2007 Season:

            A): Do To New Coaching Commitments For 2007 The Commissioner Has Retooled The Player Personnel For The Coming Season And Beyond.

            B): This Coming Season BYU has been stripped of many of it’s up & coming past recruits & select other teams have been given select key recruits from previous

                  years to equal the “playing field”.

            C): This years “made” recruits have been placed in key recruiting grounds for these “new commitment” coaches to help them build their programs quickly and

                   compete for the national title immediately. These key recruits are in their very backyards and are ranked “99 blue chip” players for immediate impact.

                                                      

5.         Beginning 2008 Recruiting Season Rule Change:

            A): Each Team Coach May Generate (Create) No More Than Three Recruits (One Defensive) and place him in his College’s Home State & Town.

            B): Remember This Does Not Guarantee You Will Get The Recruit or That He May Even Desire To Attend Your School.

            C): This Simply Will Allow You A Better Advantage To Land A Player Of A Position You Need Special Help In, ie: QB, RB, WR, LB, DB, DL or other.

 

6.         Why The CCAA Uses The EA SPORTS NCAA Football 2005.

            A): The New NCAA 2006 Timing Rules Suck, and therefore we will delay using them as long as we can!

            B.) EA Sports NCAA 2006 focuses On The Athlete Where 2005 Focuses On The Team Concept Much Better.

            C): We Offer No Instant Replay Officiating, If You Want That, Play In Our CFL League In Which We Use Madden 2005.

            D): We Play On The Heisman Game Level, which is the HARDEST LEVEL, OUR Champion Deserves To Be A Champion!!!

            E): We Play Four 10 Minute Quarters with a 25 second play clock.

            F): Our Penalty Settings Are Set Very Near A Real Game Level.

            G): The Human vs Computer Skill Settings Are Very Near Equal.

            H): You Choose Your Non-Conference Opponents, This Helps Determine Your “Strength Of Schedule” Ranking for Bowl Ranking in the BCS Outcome.

 

7.         The CCAA Monitors Schools Just Like The NCAA.

            A): If You Do Not Take Action When Rules are Broken, Your School Could Be Reprimanded By The CCAA.

            B): If You Are Alerted To A Student Athletes Academic Failures You Should Take Action To Keep The CCAA Off Your Back.

            C): Make Sure You Budget Enough Discipline Points For These Types Of Emergencies Or Trouble May Come Your Way.

            D): Having Your School Put On Probation By The CCAA Will Not Be Fun If It Cost’s You Scholarships or TV Games For 1 or More Years!

 

8.         The CCAA Has A “National Championship Trophy”!

            A): There Is A Trophy Every Team In The CCAA Strives To Have It’s Name, The Coach’s Name, & The Athletic Director’s Name On Every Year!

            B): This Trophy Has Been A Keith J. Wilson Family Tradition Since 1994!

            C): It’s Roots Can Be Traced Back To The CFL Championship Which Began In 1977!!!

            D): It is much like the NHL’s Stanley Cup, The Same Trophy Is Used Every Year Adding the Previous Years School, Coach & Athletic Director to it.

 

9.         The CCAA Plays On The Appropriate Year’s Schedule:   

A): In order to maintain it’s draft class in conjuncture with the CFL (Madden 2009) It’s Seniors are exported to that league where they are exported into the Cyber

      Football League for it’s draft each season.

B): The CCAA Formed in Video Game Form In 1994 and since it adapted BCS Bowl Series Play it has kept the same rotation.

C): Many of the CCAA’s Teams of “Power” have earned their way from obscurity and their balance needs to be maintained, ie… Buffalo, Utah State, Idaho, Boise

      State, SMU, Hawaii, University Southern Florida to name a few along with the emergence of Weber State to the Division 1A Level In Our Play.

 

10.       The CCAA will continue to grow and mature through the years, and it is hoped, through upgrades only on select years, the CCAA and CFL will have it’s players not be          the same as it’s life-like counterparts. This is our hope, and can be achieved by the following:

            A): Upgrades in Game programming are done every few years rather than every year. We hope to use “09” through 2020, being 13 seasons on the PS-2.

            B): At that time we hope to upgrade to a much better gaming system at that point in time, Little Keith and Jamie will be near 12 and 13 respectively.

C): The objective being the CCAA & CFL will have taken on their own identity, which it already has to some degree with certain players which play on one team in reality, actually being staples for other              teams in the Cyber World of Sports.          

    

    

 
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