Big Mclarge Huge

Big Mclarge Huge

No. 42 – Orange County Otters
Position:	Wide Receiver
Personal information
Born:	(2032-24-05)December 5, 2032 (aged 28) McAustin, Texas, U.S.
Height:	6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Weight:	260 lb (118 kg)
Username:	Hydrium
Career information
College:	University of Kentucky
Career history
Roster status:	Active

Big McLarge Huge (born December 5, 2033) is an American football Wide Receiver for the Orange County Otters of the International Simulation Football League (ISFL).

Early years

Big originally wanted to play Center in college, however life as it usually does had different plans. His high school his coach had no choice but to use him as an emergency kicker after observing him kicking empty jars of mayonnaise one day after school in the parking lot, no one dared ask him why. After managing to go 3 of 4, Big’s coach asked him to switch positions, feeling his ability to launch the rock home with his foot was more valuable than watching him fail to snap the ball for the 6th time in a half. “It just made sense, I don’t want to speak ill of anyone’s effort but there was no way we could keep him in at center after watching that display.” Big decided to make the switch and after working with his former coach after school, found success in his new position and eventually found himself on the radar of college scouts.

College career

"Big was called up to become Kentucky’s place kicker after the previous Wildcat kicker suffered a concussion during a practice kick that saw the ball shank hard and ricochet off a pole back into his face. Even though Big performed as well as his predecessor during summer camp and exhibitions, starting a rookie is always a risky gamble, but after showing his skill, no one doubted anymore. “During the first few days of summer camp, we knew” one teammate said. “It was shocking, dude has a railgun for a leg.” Most scouts felt that his success was not sustainable, his size would be limiting at the next level or his inability to comprehend trick plays. However, the Wildcats pulled the trigger and offered him a spot on the roster which Big was all too happy to accept, finally finding a place to hone his craft further as he looked ever forward to bigger dreams."

Career statistics
Season	Team	Games	XPM	XPA	XP%	FGM	FGA	FG%	Pts	Punts	Yds
2051	UK	12	22	23	95.7	13	17	76.5	61	60	2687
2052	UK	13	44	45	97.8	16	19	84.2	92	49	2358
2053	UK	13	36	36	100.0	22	28	78.6	102	42	1895
Total		38	102	104	98.1	51	64	79.7	255	151	6940

Professional career

2054 Season - Norfolk Seawolves

Big started his DSFL career in the 2054 season as a Kicker however fate would see him switching to Tight End halfway through the season. This move would be considered a great success as he took to receiving very well. Over the course of the season Big would outdo himself and find himself as the team’s leading receiver in targets, receptions and touchdowns. Big’s naturally huge frame would lend well to blocking and catching contested balls and would eventually see his short receiving season end with a respectable 744 yards and 7 touchdown catches. Big would help lead the Norfolk Seawolves to the Ultimini where they would ultimately fall short to the Kansas City Coyotes. In preparation for the upcoming draft Big would speak with many scouts and end up finding himself drafted by the Orange County Otters where he hopes to continue finding success in his new found role.

2055 Season - Norfolk Seawolves

Still reeling from the 2054 season, Big and the rest of the Seawolves were looking to finally put the past behind them and end the season as champions. Big would record 64 receptions for 1072 yards and 7 touchdowns over the course of the season, a marked improvement over the prior season mainly due to more experience as a Tight End. Big would fill the role of wide receiver for the Seawolves and performed the role admirably. He would help the Norfolk Seawolves to the post season for the second time in as many seasons. This time however they would ultimately fall short in the conference finals, falling to the Bondi Beach Buccaneers. At the end of the season Big would receive his call up, he would finally be heading to the Orange County Otters. Big would enter the offseason training even further to improve his catching ability but also his blocking ability, knowing that moving forward he would be facing even tougher competition.

2056 Season - Orange County Otters

Entering his first season in the ISFL Big Mclarge Huge had high expectations for himself. Though seeing minor stat regression due to learning the system of a new team, Big was a key contributor in the Orange County Otters success. Logging 71 receptions for 635 yard and 5 touchdowns, Big made his presence known on the field. Big and the Otters would control their own destiny and found themselves in the playoffs, though they were stopped short of continuing on, Big would enter the offseason reinvigorated and ready to train even harder than previous to continue finding success with his new team. Hoping to improve even further Big would once again seek out receiving coaches to help him improve his catching ability while also for the first time attempting to shed some weight to improve his speed. The only constant however is one thing, Big still has plans for the league and he's not done yet.

2057 Season - Orange County Otters

Coming into his second season in the ISFL, Big McLarge Huge no longer needed to prove himself however he knew he needed to reach the next level to truly be great. He found himself as the second target on a team that didn't look to pass much and instead relied upon its dangerous ground game, however Big still imposed himself on defenders at will, improving his stats from the previous season. Big notched 19 more catches for 90 on the season and improved to 891 yards with a 65 yard bomb as the longest. He recorded a modest 6 touchdowns however saw an uptick in fumbles with 3. Feeling that he could do so much more, Big hit the weight room and decided to switch positions one more time, going into the 2058 season Big will become a Slot receiver and hope to do more damage that way.

2058 Season - Orange County Otters

The season started with Big McLarge Huge playing at wide receiver, his years of playing Tight End finally behind him, he knew he would have to make a good impression. And that he did, and never slowed down, going for 13 touchdowns on 74 receptions and 1105 yards. Big moved his way from WR2 on the depth chart to WR1, finding connections with his Quarterback all over the field, especially on the long bomb plays, his longest going for 86 yards on a go route. As the season comes to a close and off-season begins, Big knows that he'll have no time to rest on his laurels for the next season looms large and all eyes will be on Big once more as he is set to lead the Otters receiving room. All the awards in the world mean nothing, it's the trophy that Big wants and that's what he's coming for.

2059 Season - Orange County Otters

Big McLarge Huge continued his meteoric rise to stardom in the ISFL in the 2059 season. He cemented his status as one of the league's most dangerous receivers, leading the Orange County Otters in receiving yards and touchdowns with 1237 yards and 10 touchdowns respectively. Big's physical prowess and knack for making big plays were on full display throughout the season. He consistently outmatched defenders, using his size and strength to create seperation and haul in contested catches. His speed and agility also made him a threat after the catch. Big's proved himself to be one of the most complete receivers in the ISFL, and he played a pivotal role in the Otter's offense. With his talent, work ethic, and leadership, Big is poised for even greater success in the future. The grind continues with his goal of the hall of fame looking less of a pipe dream.

2061 Season - Orange County Otters

While no longer the young phenom he once was, Big McLarge Huge continues to be a force on the field. Entering the backhalf of his career, Huge's experience and leadership remain invaluable assets for the Orange County Otters. The season saw Big notch 97 receptions for 1015 yards and 11 touchdowns, solidifying his place as a reliable target for the Otters' offense. Despite his age, Big's physical prowess continues to be a weapon. He uses his size and strength to overpower defenders, making him a threat in the red zone. However, Father Time remains undefeated. While Big can still stretch the field, his explosiveness might not be what it once was. This is evident in the slight dip in receiving yards compared to his peak seasons. While the ultimate goal of a championship might seem further away than in his younger days, Big McLarge Huge shows no signs of slowing down. He enters the off-season focused on refining his technique and maintaining his conditioning to ensure he remains a dominant force for years to come.

Pre-draft measurables

Ht	Wt	40‑yd dash	20‑ss	3‑cone	Vert jump	Broad
6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)	260 lb (118 kg)

Professional career statistics

Career statistics			Receiving
Season	Team	Games	Rec	Yards	Avg	Lg	TD
2054	NOR	14	45	744	16.5	56	7
2055	NOR	14	64	1072	16.8	54	7
2056	OCO	16	71	635	8.9	29	5
2057	OCO	16	90	891	9.9	65	6
2058	OCO	16	74	1105	14.9	86	13
2059	OCO	16	90	1237	13.7	72	10
2060	OCO	16	101	1112	11	43	7
2061	OCO	16	97	1015	10.5	76	11

Achievements and records

ISFL Pro Bowl: 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059

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ISFL Second Team All-Pro: 2059

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