# Season 2, freshman

Pre season:
Game 1: 26 rush yards, 8 pass yards in 3 completions for TD. Great match.
Game 2: 2 rush yards, 1 block and another 3 completions for 6 pass yards. Now, he is capable of DODGE opponents.
Game 3: 5 rush yards, 6 blocks, 1 casualty, 2 completions for 12 pass yards. Incredible game for Steve.
Game 4: 21 rushing yards, 1 block and two missed passes because of his team mates drops. With that in mind, he was awarded with the MVP.

Season 2:
Game 1: 34 rush yards, 2 pass yards in 1 completion and a TD. Great start for the season. Now he knows BLOCKING.
Game 2: 4 turns before getting fouled out of the game.
Game 3: 1 turn in the first half before getting KOed and he returns in the last snap to throw a 3 yard pass. Bad game.
Game 4: 9 rush yards, 4 blocks and 2 completions for 5 pass yards. Now they cant follow him after being blocked. FEND is at home.
Game 5: 14 rush yards, 3 blocks and a completion for 3 pass yards.
Game 6: 15 rush yards, 3 blocks and 1 completion for -3 pass yards.
Game 7: 18 rush yards, 3 blocks and 2 completions for a personal and team record of 13 pass yards.
Game 8: 0 turns played, he was KOed in the very first turn.

# Season 2, freshman

Pre season:
Game 1: 5 snaps for 1 block. Not the best game.
Game 2: 2 snaps for 1 block. Worst than the first match...
Game 3: 9 turns for 1 block...and a casualty!! Well done!!!
Game 4: 4 snaps... and anything more.

Season 2:
Game 1: 10 turns and 2 blocks. McNair is stealing the show.
Game 2: 7 turns, 5 rush yards and an incredible long pass of 10 yards for a TD. He deserved the MVP for this play and now he knows DUMPING OFF the ball.
Game 3: 16 turns and 4 blocks. And you are a quaterback??
Game 4: 2 snaps and 2 blocks. He was killed during the game, but the apo healed him. Good work.
Game 5: 14 snaps and 2 blocks.
Game 6: 2 snaps, 1 block and the MVP. lol
Game 7: only 1 snap in the garbage time.
Game 8: 12 snaps, 19 rush yards and 5 pass yards in a not very complete pass, ^^

# Season 2, freshman

Pre season:
Game 1: 12 turns on the field for...nothing!! Have you played really???
Game 2: He did not play a single snap.
Game 3: Only 3 turns on the field.
Game 4: 4 snaps, 5 rush yards and a hand off to Kyle Brady for a TD.

Season 2:
Game 1: He did not play a single snap.
Game 2: Only 2 snaps.
Game 3: He did not play a single snap.
Game 4: 2 snaps.
Game 5: He did not play a single snap.
Game 6: 5 snaps.
Game 7: He did not play a single snap.
Game 8: 4 snaps and 1 block.

# Season 2, freshman

Game 1: 1 block, and 2 passing yards in a pass.
Game 2: he did not play a single snap.
Game 3: 10 rushing yards for his very first TD. Continue like this.

Season 2:
Game 1: 5 snaps...and nothing more.
Game 2: 9 snaps and a completion for 2 pass yards.
Game 3: He did not play a single snap.
Game 4: 10 rush yards and a TD. Now he knows how to defence his team mates. He is a very DIRTY PLAYER.
Game 5: 10 snaps, 13 rush yards and a TD. Good game.
Game 6: 4 turns before getting KOed and cant return to the field.
Game 7: 7 snaps...and nothing more.
Game 8: 12 turns and 2 fouls, killing John Rackham, a 8 spp lineman who was apoed and finally brokes his ribs (MNG).

Season 2, Rookie undrafted
Promoted to the team after the 8th match of the season.

Season 2
Game 8: He did not play a single snap.

Season 2, Rookie undrafted
Promoted to the team after the 8th match of the season.

Season 2
Game 8: He did not play a single snap.

# Season 2, freshman

Pre season
Game 1: 11 blocks and nobody injured. You need to train more, Ki-Jana.
Game 2: 8 blocks, 9 rush yards and 1 TD. This is the way!!
Game 3: 4 blocks and he deserved the MVP...Now he knows TACKLING.
Game 4: 6 blocks. Not the best game.

Season 2:
Game 1: 6 blocks. Maybe he was nervous for his first season game??
Game 2: 3 turns before getting KOed by a foul. He never returns to the game. Coward!!!
Game 3: 16 turns, 1 block and 11 rush yards to give the ball to Tony Boselli to score the team TD. Well done.
Game 4: 15 turns, 11 blocks and a casualty to niggle the other teams dirty player. Well done!!
Game 5: 12 snaps, 7 blocks and a cassualty (death blitzer apoed). He is on fire!!
Game 6: 4 blocks and 1 cassualty. Go go Ki-Jana!!
Game 7: 15 snaps and 7 blocks.
Game 8: 13 snaps, 5 blocks, 1 player injured, 7 rush yards and now he is MIGHTIER than ever.

# Season 2, freshman

Pre season:
Game 1: 8 blocks and his first casualty. Very well done Kevin!!
Game 2: second game and second casualty for Kevin. He is becoming an assasin.
Game 3: His worst match till now. Only 2 blocks without casualties.
Game 4: 6 blocks. You need to improve, Kevin.

Season 2:
Game 1: 11 blocks and awarded with the MVP. Now he is MIGHTIER than ever.
Game 2: 3 turns and 1 block before getting fouled and injuried.
Game 3: 13 turns and 7 blocks to get his third casualty, a broken jab to Bart Speed who is going to miss the next game to recover from the injury.
Game 4: 5 turns and 4 blocks.
Game 5: 16 turns, 10 blocks and one lineman seriously injured. Good work.
Game 6: 15 turns and 4 blocks.
Game 7: 17 snaps and 11 blocks.
Game 8: 16 snaps and 12 blocks.

# Season 2, freshman

Pre season:
Game 1: 8 blocks in 17 turns. You need to improve your strength.
Game 2: 7 blocks in 12 turns. Come on Mike, wake up and do something well for the team!!
Game 3: Only 3 turns on the pitch for 1 block. Poor match.
Game 4: 9 blocks in 16 turns. He needs to train more.

Season 2:
Game 1: only 4 snaps before getting a casualty. Come on Mike!!
Game 2: 9 snaps and 3 blocks.
Game 3: 16 snaps and 2 blocks. Wake up mate, you are playing blood bowl!
Game 4: only 2 snaps.
Game 5: 16 snaps, 11 blocks, one lineman seriously injured and the MVP. Thanx to it, now he knows how to DODGE the enemies.
Game 6: 15 turns and 9 blocks.
Game 7: 17 turns and 7 blocks.
Game 8: 15 snaps, 4 blocks, 15 rush yards and 2 TD. Great game!!

# Season 2, freshman

Game 1: Only 5 blocks. You need to play better.
Game 2: 6 blocks in this one. Improving slowly.
Game 3: 5 blocks and his first casualty. Getting better.
Game 4: 4 blocks. Step back.

Season 2:
Game 1: 8 blocks, his best performance. Pity of not injuring a rival.
Game 2: 2 turns before being bad hurted by a block. Weak!!
Game 3: 13 turns and 3 blocks.
Game 4: 16 turns and 6 blocks.
Game 5: 7 turns and 2 blocks before getting injured with a gouged eye. He is going to miss the teams next game to recover from the injury.
Game 6: Was injured and didnt play.
Game 7: 12 turns and 3 blocks.
Game 8: 7 snaps and 3 blocks.

# Season 2, freshman

Pre season:
Game 1: 6 blocks and the first casualty of the team, plus the MVP deserves Tony to INCREASE AGILITY!! Aware of the ogre!!!
Game 2: 9 blocks and he fractured Drakenhof Alphas Don Corbitt lineman, revengin the casualty made on Kyle Brady by him before. A star is born.
Game 3: in the first turn of the match he blocks a blitzer and... he fractured his own arm!!! In what were you thinking??
Game 4: He didnt play. Was recovering from his fractured arm.

Season 2:
Game 1: 5 rushing yards to score the first TD of the team in a regular season. Only was in the field 3 snaps before getting injured, if not...
Game 2: 11 turns and 4 blocks. His worst match till now??
Game 3: 16 turns, 6 blocks, 1 casualty, 7 rush yards and a TD. Great game Tony!! Now he knows BREACKING TACKLES!!
Game 4: 6 turns and 2 blocks after getting a fractured arm. We will miss you the next game.
Game 5: He didnt play. Was recovering from his second fractured arm.
Game 6: 15 turns and 2 blocks. A really bad game for Tony with a lot of mistakes during the match.
Game 7: 15 turns, 4 blocks and a reception TD with 5 rush yards after the catch. His 3th TD of the season.
Game 8: 16 turns, 5 blocks and the MVP. Now he is a better player and knows how to GUARD his team mates.