Only playing 12 games with the halflings, Karnov was successful... as it was halflings. He got 2 draws and 10 losses, but that is more draws and losses than mushoomy currently has. One thing that Karnov wanted for the halflings was for them not to fear death and taught them so by not using an apothecary on the first round of every season. Coach mushoomy does not think this is a good tactic. Every player is valuable to him. Regardless of his teaching, Karnov coached the cocks well, and his traditions such as the awards for the team (Such as the Little Big Man award) will live on with the team as it get's revived.

Coach Mushoomy has only had six games with the Mootland Fighting Cockerels and he's done what no coach has done before; get a win for the university. Though it took six games for him to do it and it was one large journey to get there. The MFC's first game was against the Talabheim Panthers; a close loss, 2-1. The dream for a draw was short-dreamt as the following game was a draw for the MFC against the Northern Border Confederates. After the two touchdowns, instead of going for another the MFC decided to hold off for the draw and Lightning successfully did so. The next 3 games were upsetting though, with a loss against Wolfenburg Bulls (2-1), Alverheim University Stallions (2-0), and a very close loss against Bechafen University Falcons. The next game however was the golden game of the season for the MFC, winning against the Stirland Province Axeman. No game has been more celebrated in Mootland for hundreds of years. Great job Mushoomy, for bringing the MFC their first win.