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  • {{Infobox DSFL team *'''[[DSFL East]] ({{dsfly|3}}–{{dsfly|5}})'''
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  • | current_season = DSFL Season 24 | logo = DSFL.png
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  • | birth_place = Vermillion, [[wp:South Dakota (U.S. state)|South Dakota]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] | statleague =DSFL
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  • | high_school = South Cincinnati High ...le Beach Buccaneers]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL).
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  • ...to determine the champion of the Developmental Simulation Football League (DSFL) for 2061 (S46). ==Teams==
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  • {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=250pt|dsfl=yes}} ...icknum=1 |team={{tfnl|SJS}} |first=Xavier |last=Flash |dab= | position=WR |dsfl={{tf|TIJ}} | collegeyear={{nsfly|7|nolink}} |college=Florida |collegeteam=
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  • | visitor_conf = [[Northern Football Conference |DSFL North]] | home_conf = [[Southern Football Conference|DSFL South]]
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  • ...ion [[Tijuana Luchadores]] defeated the [[Northern Football Conference ]] (DSFL North) champion [[Kansas City Coyotes]], 20-17, to win their record setting ===Teams===
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  • ...as <nowiki>{{nsfly|3}}</nowiki>, except it will link to the corresponding DSFL season rather than NSFL. NOTE! There are three templates used for teams which will also need to be created if not already present:
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  • | visitor_conf = [[Northern Football Conference |DSFL North]] | home_conf = [[Southern Football Conference|DSFL South]]
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  • | birth_place = Webster, [[wp:South Dakota (U.S. state)|South Dakota]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] ...calling in football. During his high school years, he made three all-state teams as an offensive lineman, and was well known for his versatility on the line
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  • | birth_place = Seoul, South Korea Ahri Espeeyeeseetee, or "AE", immigrated to the United States from South Korea in May 2020. His parents, Ian and Ahri Ian, were refugees of North Ko
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  • ...to determine the champion of the Developmental Simulation Football League (DSFL) for 2046 (S31). ==Teams==
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  • | birth_place = Taylors, [[wp:South Carolina (U.S. state)|South Carolina]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] ...innesota Grey Ducks]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL).
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  • ...to determine the champion of the Developmental Simulation Football League (DSFL) for 2042 (S27). ==Teams==
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  • | mosttm1 = Two teams {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=250pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • ...overall pick was [[Brad Woof]], a {{AmFBpos|WR|long}} who played in the [[DSFL]] for the [[Portland Pythons]]. {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • | fewtm1 = Three teams {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=250pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • ...[Tijuana Luchadores]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL). ...t curtailed his progression and as a result he ended up missing out on the DSFL draft completely and was subsequently picked up off of waivers by the Tijua
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  • ...[[Bondi Beach Buccaneers]] defeated the [[Northern Football Conference ]] (DSFL North) champion [[Portland Pythons]], 24-21, to win their 6th [[Ultimini Bo ===Teams===
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  • {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=250pt|dsfl=yes}} ...cknum=1 |team={{tfnl|SJS}} |first=D’Pez |last=Poopsie |dab= | position=FB |dsfl={{tf|POR}} | collegeyear={{nsfly|8|nolink}} |college=Ole Miss |collegeteam
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  • ...etermine the champion of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) for {{dsfly|31}}. ...ampion [[Dallas Birddogs]] defeated the [[Northern Football Conference ]] (DSFL North) champion [[Kansas City Coyotes]], 21-30, to win their second [[Ultim
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • ...rall pick was [[Willeh Strong]], a {{AmFBpos|LB|long}} who played in the [[DSFL]] for the [[Portland Pythons]]. {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • | birth_place = Sioux Falls, [[wp:South Dakota (U.S. state)|South Dakota]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] Calvin Golladay was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota to two loving parents. As a child and teen, he loved the outdoors, f
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • ...e an inaugural team in the [[Developmental Simulational Football League]] (DSFL), an affiliate of the [[National Simulation Football League]] (NSFL). Durin ...in {{dsfly|4}}), [[Elvin Enchant]] (DSFL Defensive Rookie of the Year and DSFL Defensive Player of the Year in {{dsfly|5}}), and [[Brian Mills]] (future G
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  • ...s insistence that he would serve is two year mission for the LDS church in South America. Despite his on-field performance, including a state championship w ...g and spending the following two seasons primarily taking snaps on special teams. Despite not starting, Multiauaopele was still able to make an impact on th
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  • | home_conf = [[Southern Football Conference|Laszlo Forty-Two South]] ...Coyotes]] defeated the [[Southern Football Conference ]] (Laszlo Forty-Two South) champion [[Norfolk Seawolves]], 44-20, to win their 3rd [[Ultimini Bowl]]
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • | visitor_conf = [[DSFL South|SFC]] | home_conf = [[DSFL North|NFC]]
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  • | visitor_conf = [[Northern Football Conference |DSFL North]] | home_conf = [[Southern Football Conference|DSFL South]]
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  • ...etermine the champion of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) for {{dsfly|46}}. ...ampion [[Dallas Birddogs]] defeated the [[Northern Football Conference ]] (DSFL North) champion [[London Royals]], 41-31, to win their fourth [[Ultimini Bo
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  • | current_season = 2050 DSFL season | logo = DSFL.png
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL Draft
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  • ...etermine the champion of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) for {{dsfly|34}}. ...ampion [[Dallas Birddogs]] defeated the [[Northern Football Conference ]] (DSFL North) champion [[Minnesota Grey Ducks]], 33-7, to win their third [[Ultimi
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  • ...[Tijuana Luchadores]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL). ...d ZERO Touchdowns. He declined to play his senior year and enters the 2063 DSFL draft. For now, hes playing on his Cousin Logjammed Mcbobface’s old team,
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL Draft
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  • {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=250pt|dsfl=yes}} ...num=1 |team={{tfnl|SJS}} |first=Freezer |last=Riposte |dab= | position=DL |dsfl={{tf|KCC}} | collegeyear={{nsfly|10|nolink}} |college=Hawaii |collegeteam=
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  • | mosttm1 = Two teams | fewtm1 = Three teams
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  • | college = [[wp:University of South Florida|University of South Florida]] ...the [[London Royals]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) and [[Berlin Fire Salamanders]] in the [[International Simulation Football
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  • | birth_place = South Deerfield, [[wp:Massachusetts (U.S. state)|Massachusetts]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] Ben Stackinpaper was born in South Deerfield Massachusetts in the area notoriously known as The SGC. Stackinp
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  • ...etermine the champion of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL) for {{dsfly|27}}. ...ampion [[Dallas Birddogs]] defeated the [[Northern Football Conference ]] (DSFL North) champion [[Kansas City Coyotes]], 21-23, to win their first [[Ultimi
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  • | college = [[wp:University of South Carolina|University of South Carolina]] *2x DSFL OPoTG ({{dsfly|20}} Week 3, {{dsfly|20}} Week 10)
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL Draft
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  • | fewtm1 = 2 Teams {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • ...all pick was [[Silence Suzuka]], a {{AmFBpos|WR|long}} who played in the [[DSFL]] for the [[Dallas Birddogs]]. {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • | mosttm1 = Four teams {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}}
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  • | teams = [[#Teams|14]] ...ng 16 games. Following the conclusion of the regular season, the top three teams from each conference advance to the [[ISFL playoffs|playoffs]], a [[wp:sing
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  • ...e in public health, Who decided to forgo their Senior season and enter the DSFL draft. | Career <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in -->
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  • ...would come to an end as he would forgo his senior year to declare for the DSFL draft.
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}} ...cknum=1 |team={{tfnl|BAL}} |first=Sheriff |last=Woody |dab= | position=LB |dsfl={{tf|TIJ}} | collegeyear={{nsfly|28|nolink}} |college=N/A |collegeteam= |c
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • ...[Tijuana Luchadores]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL). ...est of his peers in football and baseball, and began playing on local club teams for both sports. Once he started at Mater Dei High School, he became a quic
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  • ...four years of college eligibility, Fontaine decided to enter the Season 35 DSFL Draft. ==2050 DSFL Season (S35)==
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL draft logo
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  • {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}} ...num=1 |team={{tfnl|BER}} |first=Bambam |last=McMullet |dab= | position=LB |dsfl={{tf|TIJ}} | collegeyear={{nsfly|24|nolink}} |college=N/A |collegeteam= |c
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  • ...e [[Dallas Birddogs]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL). ...o the new hire at head coach, Ted Lasso. As Carter himself stated during a DSFL Draft interview, “Coach Lasso energized the whole building. He made the t
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  • ...the culmination of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League playoffs|DSFL playoffs]]. ...0|nolink}} and {{nsfly|28|nolink}}-{{nsfly|30|nolink}}) are the only other teams to have more than two consecutive appearances. The [[Portland Pythons]] (6-
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  • {{Infobox DSFL Draft | caption = DSFL Draft
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  • ...uer football next and magnated into a nearby football program at Old Dixie South High School. Due to his impressive size he was immediately successful as a ...viously were blown out entirely in exhibition games against junior college teams, but Maximus learned how to come to peace with his lot in life. Being the h
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  • | birth_place = [[wp:Cape Town|Cape Town]], [[wp:South Africa|South Africa]] ...college football for University of Manitoba, and spent two years in the [[DSFL]] for the [[Portland Pythons]].
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  • | birth_place = Seoul, [[wp:South Korea|South Korea]] ...ootball at Seoul University(SEL) and played for the Dallas Birddogs in the DSFL.
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  • | college = [[wp:South Harmon Institute of Technology|South Harmon Institute of Technology]] ...for the [[Sarasota Sailfish]] in the ISFL. He played college football for South Harmon Institute of Technology, and was previously a Tight End for the [[Ti
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  • ...rddogs. The Season 29 Birddogs would be a juggernaut DSFL team and win the south but would be upset the luchadores in the first round. Ioe would be touted a ...represent the south in the pro bowl as well. An unfortunate end to a solid DSFL career. In his sophomore season Ioe word start all 14 games have 36 tackl
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  • ...dji State. But he would only play one full season as he opted to enter the DSFL Draft before his senior year. | {{nsfly|28}} <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in -->
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  • ...drafted in the 4th round by the [[Kansas City Coyotes]] in the [[Season 46 DSFL Draft]]. ...on north Americas football world when he stated he would not be going down south to continue his collegic career. Instead he stayed close to home and announ
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  • | high_school = Denver South High School ...otball career would begin, playing both Quarterback and Linebacker for the South Denver Rebels his sophmore year. Horne quickly became known on the team for
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  • ...where his pudginess would be useful. He began playing football with local teams in the community and forced each one to use "it's-a me, Mario!" as an audib ...Following his strong season, Mario declared himself for assignment in the DSFL.
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  • | dsfldraftyear = [[Season 30 DSFL Draft|2045]] * 2x DSFL Pro Bowl South Selection (2045, 2046)
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  • *1x [[DSFL Best Defensive Performance]] {{dsfly|42}} *1x [[DSFL Pro Bowl]] {{dsfly|42|pb}}
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  • It was at South Oak Cliff High School where Ford's journey truly began. As a freshman, he w ...esounding belief in Ford's potential. The once-neglected football field in South Oak Cliff became a sanctuary where dreams were born and greatness realized.
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  • ...ness. With the DSFL draft looming on the horizon, scouts from professional teams are closely monitoring his every move. Iman's college career has been defin | NCAA <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in -->
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  • ...uring an agent, he was invited to the 2050 DSFL combine and eventually the DSFL Draft where he was selected by the Portland Pythons. | {{dsfly|36}} <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in -->
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  • | {{dsfly|38}} <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in --> | {{dsfly|39}} <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in -->
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  • ...l Rouge-et-Or dominate the USports scene, and so despite the interest from south of the border, his mind was made up as soon as the scholarship offer from h ...up all over the field. With a deep roster, Cedric played mostly on special teams to start but took snaps in practice at both running back and receiver, too.
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  • {{Infobox DSFL team * '''DSFL:''' [[Dallas Birddogs season 23|2028 (S23)]], [[Dallas Birddogs season 27|2
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  • ...ional ranks in 2059. He was drafted by the Tijuana Luchadfores in the 2059 DSFL draft and his rights were acquired by Berlin in the 2060 ISFL draft. After ...After 2 seasons of eligibility he decided that is it and declared for the DSFL draft to make a name for himself and his town in the big world of dot footb
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  • | high_school = South Eugene High School ...t up in the green and yellow one day. He was always the best player on his teams throughout flag football, middle school, and high school, yet the local Uni
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  • * [[DSFL Offensive Player of the Year)]] ({{dsfly|43}}) * [[DSFL Pro Bowl RB1 Nomination)]] ({{dsfly|43}})
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  • ...ound. He was a rock in the center of the line and he often demanded double teams in the middle, disrupting the center and making it a nightmare to run betwe ==S17 DSFL Season==
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  • The Kansas City Coyotes did not qualify for the 2019 DSFL postseason. ...ned by the Portland Pythons and Norfolk Seawolves to collectively form the DSFL East.
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  • {{Infobox DSFL team *'''[[DSFL West]] ({{dsfly|3}}–{{dsfly|4}})'''
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  • ...ne of the top QB recruits, he got offered a few scholarships by Division 1 Teams all over the country. With every beat reporter wondering if he would go to After his second season, he decided to leave college early, declaring for the DSFL draft, while still going to classes for the completion of his Law Degree.
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  • ...aterial during an offseason Lim and his pet spent in Lim's home country of South Korea, "Simon" came to assume the bizarre form of a human- frog hybrid. Aft ...k six in the conference championship. After the season, Simon declared for DSFL draft, forgoing the rest of his NCAA eligibility.
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  • | 2046 <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in --> | 2047 <!-- Change nsfly to dsfly if this season was played in the DSFL, change number to season played in -->
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  • * [[DSFL Ultimini Champion]] ({{dsfly|45}}) Even though he received multiple offers from Division 1 FBS teams, Luke had his heart set on University of New Hampshire as his destination.
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  • ...ion of the athletic director from IMG Academy located just about two hours south of Orlando. ...zz of the #1 player choosing to go Ivy League versus any of the blue blood teams in the Power Five conferences. His first N.I.L. deal came from Apple, wanti
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  • ...e [[Dallas Birddogs]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL). ...lso be added to the school's Ring of Honor during his rookie season in the DSFL.
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  • {{Infobox DSFL team <!-- use DSFL_start_yr if DSFL -->
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  • {{NSFLDraft-header | noteswidth=0pt|dsfl=yes}} ...icknum=1 |team={{tfnl|AUS}} |first=Colt |last=Mendoza |dab= | position=CB |dsfl={{tf|DBD}} | collegeyear={{nsfly|20|nolink}} |college=Wyoming |collegeteam
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  • ...verall by the Chicago Butchers and called up after his first season in the DSFL. After winning the Ultimus in S34, Jason signed with the New Orleans Second ...get into competitions with and against each other. They played on the same teams regardless of the sport with a goal to always push each other.
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  • ...le Beach Buccaneers]] of the [[Developmental Simulation Football League]] (DSFL). He played college football for University of Maine (UMO) before being dra ...e NSFL was calling his name, and there was a good chance he could skip the DSFL all together. Rotticus would return to Umaine after his junior year, forgoi
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