Game 23: In what has been a solid, if not remarkable career, passed 100 Blocks.

Game 14: In his 2nd game back since recovering from his concussion, Ser Yanerrion proved that his recuperation was complete with a Cp, Td, and earning the MVP.

Game 16: Yanerrion dropped the hammer this game, impaling a Black Orc Blocker on his shoulder pad spike. The opposing apothecary could have saved his life, but let him bleed out in disgust. The team agrees that the knock on his head did Ser Yanerrion some good if this is how he's going to keep playing!

Game 1: Pulled off an amazing 2 GFI, 1D blitz against a ball-carrying Bull Centaur making a break for the end zone. Resulted in a BH and stopped the score for the eventual 1-0 win.

Game 4: Showing no fear against the undead, he killed a skeleton (who unfortunately rose again) and then Seriously Injured a Tomb Guardian (who had the decency to stay hurt). Without those key blocks, Ser Arten's Shame would most definitely not have pulled out this close 1-0 victory.

Game 5: Sphinx once again showed himself to be the bane of the Khemri in Ser Arten's Shame's second consecutive match against them. This time he BH a Thro-Ra on a blitz, opening a nice running lane up the sideline for Windfire. He also scored the game's only TD on a beautiful 3 dodge, 1D blitz, followed by a pickup and a GFI to run it in (though this did take both his Dodge RR and the team RR). Finally, he was awarded the MVP in a moment of rare sanity by the judges. After getting six casualties over only 35 blocks, there wasn't much surprise that he had mastered the art of Mighty Blow as his skill increase. When interviewed after the game, he remained quietly enigmatic, as usual.

Game 8: Revenge is best served with barbed spikes. After losing to these Halflings last tournament, Sphinx was focused coming into this game. He put two 'Flings in the CAS box and added a deadlier edge to his already nasty rep by learning Piling On after the game, diverging even further from the "typical" elf.

Game 9: Tied for the highest SPP-grossing player (29) and the most CAS's inflicted (8) in the three stable, nine team C&F BBBL Stable Supremacy.

Game 14: In response to comments that he was "getting soft", Sphinx put that to rest with a 3 CAS hat-trick. One of which was a nasty spin kick that snapped the neck of a Skaven Lineman, killing it. He also ended the career of a Rat Ogre, bequeathing it a nasty Niggling Injury. This brings his average back up to exactly 1 CAS/Game. He had no comment after the game but a contemptuous sneer.

Game 15: Became the first player on the team to throw 100 Blocks.

Game 22: Eliminated, with extreme prejudice, a Dwarf Lineman w/ Guard on a nasty Piling On shot at the end of regulation. The team went on to lose the tournament decider in OT when a Wizard blasted a hole in their tight defense with a Fireball.

Game 23: In a tale of two halves, Sphinx went ape on SavageJ's Wood Elves, getting three CAS's in the 2nd half for his second hat trick. Markhorse had a good speech in the locker room at the half, expressing his EXTREME disappointment that not a single woodie was injured even after bribing the ref for the team. Sphinx was singled out as being particularly lame after getting fouled off the pitch on a KO. Apparently it got him into the correct mental frame though! He also learned his fourth skill.

Game 25: Set a new team and personal best with four casualties against the despicable Summit Mice. Ser Arten's Shame's routine matchups against Skaven has led to them being the official racial nemesis!

Game 23: In his third game as the team's new Runner, passed 100 yards rushing. Was key in the victory by completing 2 Dump-Off's to foil the opponent's Wardancers. Appropriately, learned the Pass skill to prep for the next game, also against Wood Elves.

Game 24: Polaris picked up right where he left off last game. In Ser Arten's Shame's second straight match against Wood Elves, he once again completed two Dump-Off's against Leaping blitzes, and even had a 3rd accurate Dump-Off that was dropped. Polaris also scored the team's first TD on a GFI on Turn 8 and was rewarded with the MVP, receiving 10 total SPP and a skill-up.

Game 16: Gehearst really flexed his muscles and showed off his strength this game, twice blitzing the ball from the ball carrier. Both times, this led to turnover scores for his team.

Game 22: In an impressive performance in the championship game, threw 16 Blocks to reach 100 career Blocks. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough against CaveTroll's Dwarves.

Game 7: Died. He came back the next game.

Game 18: Died again. He came back again after a few game absence. Nobody is really sure how he does it...

Game 2: Hands down the player of the game. Tied up the game the first time against the pesky skaven on a double GFI TD. In the 2nd half, he dodged out, from prone, picked up a loose ball on a GFI and threw a beautiful Long Bomb the length of the field to his teammate for an improbable game-tying TD. Jerran is living proof that Ser Arten does not allow *just* linemen on his team.

Game 11: Jerran continued his solid play. Highlights from this game include: knocking loose the ball on a 1D blitz for the eventual turnover score, surviving multiple 2D hits on the LOS thanks to his Wrestle, and a dodge out, POW blitz to free up his teammate for the reception and score for their 2nd TD.

Game 20: Broke himself on a dwarf lineman for a AV bust.

Game 9: Had a to take a few games off after suffering Niggling Injury in this game. Came back fully healed and ready to take a beating!