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• Ian Bavitz
  | alt = Image of Ian Bavitz | birth_place = Syosset, New York
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• David Rector
  | alt = Image of David Rector | current_team = New Orleans Second Line
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• Quenton Bode
  | current_team = New Orleans Second Line | college = [[wp:University of Nebraska|Nebraska]]
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• Dermot Lavelle Jr
  *1x [[List of Ultimus Bowl Champions|NSFL Champion]]''' ({{nsfly|20|asfc-y}}) *1x [[DSFL Positional Awards|DSFL Defensive Back of the Year]]:''' ({{nsfly|15|pb}})
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• Avon Blocksdale
  | birth_place = Brooklyn, New York ...rican football|American football]] Quarterback for the [[Baltimore Hawks]] of the [[National Simulation Football League]] (NSFL). He played college footb
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• Blackford Oakes
  {{Cleared}} <!-- need this line for your page to be graded for the Special PT --> | current_team = New Orleans Second Line
  25 KB (3,916 words) - 14:08, 9 September 2020
• Quinton Crash
  | alt = Image of Quinton Crash | college = [[wp:School of Hard Knocks|School of Hard Knocks]]
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• International Simulation Football League
  ...W}}, who won {{nsfly|23|ultimus}} by defeating the {{tf|AUS}} to win their second ISFL title. ...fice|a committee of executives]] also contribute to the overall governance of the league.
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• Busch Light
  | college = [[wp:University of Alabama|University of Alabama]] ...SFL) S25-S32. He previously played three seasons for the [[London Royals]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL).
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• Dermot Lavelle
  | college = [[wp:University of Arizona|Arizona]] *1x [[List of Ultimus Bowl Champions|NSFL Champion]]''' ({{nsfly|8|nsfc-y}})
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• Danny Grithead
  ...(2031) | NSFL Defensive Player of the Year (2032) |2x NSFL Defensive Back of the Year (2029, 2031)}} ...e of the greatest defensive players in NSFL history, having won two [[List of Ultimus Bowl champions|Ultimus Bowl]] championships with the Otters, and nu
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• Jay Cue Jr.
  | alt = Image of Jay Cue Jr. * [[New Orleans Second Line]] {{nsfly|40}} - {{nsfly|41}}
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• Orange County Otters
  ...only has one division. The franchise was established in {{nsfly|1}} as one of the six original teams. ...aughter", and between {{nsfly|17}} and {{nsfly|19}}. They have won a total of eight [[Ultimus Bowl|Ultimus Bowls]], an ISFL record.
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• Mason Blaylock
  | alt = Image of Mason Blaylock | current_team = New Orleans Second Line
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• Yellowknife Wraiths
  ...st, and only, [[Ultimus]] in {{nsfly|8}}, beating the [[New Orleans Second Line]] in [[Ultimus Bowl VIII]]. ==History of the Yellowknife Wraiths==
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• Brandon Booker
  *1x [[List of Ultimini Bowl Champions|DSFL Champion]]''' ({{dsfly|21|sfc-y}}) ...Brandon Booker was selected to the DSFL Pro Bowl, received Defensive Back of the Year votes, and won the Ultimini.
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• Dougie Smalls
  | college = [[wp:University of South Carolina|University of South Carolina]] * [[New York Silverbacks]] {{nsfly|25}} - {{nsfly|31}}
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• Honolulu Hahalua
  ...n the [[International Simulation Football League]] (ISFL) as a member club of the league's [[American Simulation Football Conference]] (ASFC). {{see also|List of Honolulu Hahalua seasons}}
  31 KB (4,984 words) - 06:30, 28 May 2024
• Darrel Williams
  ...ltimini Champion|2034 Offensive Rookie of the Year(DSFL)|2034 Running Back of the Year(DSFL)|Pro Bowl (2039)}} ...ado Yeti for two seasons in the ISFL, and the Philadelphia Liberty for two seasons. He also played college football for [[wp:Louisiana State University|LSU Ti
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• Eddie Jeeta
  | college = [[wp:University of Florida|University of Florida]] ...ISFL for the Austin Copperheads. He played college football for University of Florida (UF).
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