by BengalErnst » Tue Nov 26, 2024 7:44 pm
UFL Week 14:
June 26, 2025
Toronto, ONTARIO, CANADA -
-- (0-0)Alliance - Argonauts(0-0)
(MON): QB
(TOR): QB
-- (0-0)Guardians - Maulers(0-0)
(NY): QB
(PIT): QB
UFL Week 14: Crusaders Triumph Over Renegades
June 27, 2025
London, ENGLAND - The London Crusaders triumphed over the Dallas Renegades, 12-6 in front of 26,684 fans. The Crusaders held the Renegades scoreless through the first three quarters and recorded three forced fumbles including a league single game high two from DL Pita Taumopenu. The game started out with five penalties, two on London and three on Dallas, through the first drive of the contest, with the Crusaders forcing the Renegades to third down four times. Dallas ended the drive with a missed 44-yard field goal after 12 plays. On Dallas' next drive, Taumopenu recorded a sack to force a fumble by Renegades QB Luis Perez, which was also recovered by Taumopenu. Dallas Head Coach Bob Stoops used his super challenge, arguing for roughing the passer. The call on the field was upheld and the ball was turned over to London. The Crusaders started the second quarter on the resulting drive. London QB Max Duggan was sacked twice in back-to-back plays for a loss of 13 yards and forcing fourth down. On London's sixth drive, Duggan scrambled for 37-yards before being tackled on the 2. The Renegades were able to hold the Crusaders off in the Red Zone, forcing a turnover on downs at the 2 with 5:18 left in the first half. The Crusaders held Dallas within 6 yards of the Renegades endzone in the following drive, forcing a punt from the 2. London got the ball back on the34 after a 48-yard punt by Dallas P Marquette King and a 16-yard punt return by WR Jahcour Pearson. Duggan then threw a pass to WR Hakeem Butler for a 30-yard touchdown reception on the third play of the drive, making the score 6-0. The Crusaders continued their dominance on Dallas' next drive, forcing them into a turnover on downs once again after a sack by DL Isaiah Mack on fourth down with 00:54 left. K Rodrigo Blankenship came in for a successful 48-yard field goal making the score 9-0 as the clock hit zero in the first half.
London returned for the third quarter with DB Chris Payton-Jones intercepting the throw from Perez during Dallas' first drive of the second half. The Crusaders continued to hold the Renegades scoreless through the rest of the third quarter despite Dallas holding the ball for 10:55. Dallas scored their first points of the game on a 46-yard field goal from K Lucas Havrisik on the first play of the fourth quarter to finish off a 12 play drive and make the score 9-3. On the following London drive, Duggan fumbled the ball allowing a recovery by Dallas' DB Jamar Summers at the 10. Dallas was forced into fourth down once again, bringing out Havrisik for a 26-yard field goal making the score 9-6. London returned the favor on the next drive with a 53-yard field goal by Blankenship to extend his perfect kicking record on the season and increase the Crusaders' lead to 12-6. Shortly after, DB Qwynnterrio Cole forced a fumble from WR JaVonta Payton that DB Nick Whiteside then recovered to return the ball to the Crusaders with 5:00 left in the contest. On the next Dallas drive, Taumopenu continued his strong showing by forcing another fumble by Perez with DL Chris Garrett recovering to cement a 12-6 Crusaders win.
-- (0-0)Renegades 6 - 12 Crusaders(0-0)
(DAL): QB Perez - 16/23 145 yards, 1 INT, RB Hunter - 13 carries, 47 yards, 5 catches, 41 yards, WR Payton - 3 catches, 40 yards
(LON): QB Duggan - 7/19 93 yards, 1 TD, RB Saylors - 14 carries, 57 yards, WR Jackson - 3 catches, 31 yards
UFL Week 14:
June 27, 2025
Calgary, ALBERTA, CANADA -
-- (0-0)Otters - Greys(0-0)
(VAN): QB
(CAL): QB
UFL Week 14: Showboats Fall Short at Roughnecks
June 28, 2023
Houston, TX - The Houston Roughnecks took advantage of a defensive score to upend the Salt Lake City Showboats 21-20 Saturday afternoon at TDECU Stadium. It was the second one-point loss to Houston this season for Salt Lake, after falling to Houston 18-17 at home in Week 3. Momentum swung midway through the third quarter when DL Armani Marsh sacked Salt Lake QB Dresser Winn at the 45-yard line, forcing a fumble. LB TJ Franklin scooped up the loose ball and returned it for a Roughnecks touchdown. A successful two-point conversion pass from QB Jalan McClendon to WR Justin Hall pushed Houston's lead to 21-14, an advantage they never relinquished. Houston scored first late in the first quarter when McClendon found Hall for a 13-yard scoring strike. A successful 1-point conversion made it 7-0 lead. The Roughnecks extended their advantage to 10-0 early in the second quarter on a 49-yard field goal by K Chris Blewitt. Salt Lake answered with a 9-play, 65-yard drive capped by a 2-yard touchdown pass from Winn to TE Jay Jay Wilson to trim the deficit to four points, 10-6.
The Showboats grabbed the lead on their next possession. Winn powered in for a 9-yard rushing touchdown and connected with WR Jonathan Adams on a 2-point conversion to make it 14-10. Houston's defense stiffened after halftime, adding a field goal after an interception of Winn to make it 14-13. The Roughnecks then flipped the game with the sack-and-score play late in the third quarter. But the Showboats kept battling. Kicker Matt Coghlin hit field goals from 42 and 27 yards to pull Salt Lake within one point, 21-20. But the Houston offense picked up four first downs on the next possession to run the final 5:47 off the clock and seal the win.
-- (0-0)Showboats 20 - 21 Roughnecks(0-0)
(SLC): QB Winn - 22/34 207 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, RB Hills - 13 carries, 47 yards, WR Anderson - 5 catches, 47 yards
(HOU): QB McClendon - 20/28 149 yards, 1 TD, RB White - 13 carries, 50 yards, WR Hall - 6 catches, 38 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Stars - Bandits(0-0)
(PHI): QB
(TB): QB
-- (0-0)Musketeers - Raiders(0-0)
(PAR): QB
(OSL): QB
-- (0-0)Pirates - Eagles(0-0)
(MIL): QB
(WAR): QB
-- (0-0)Lions - Legends(0-0)
(PRA): QB
(LA): QB
-- (0-0)Vipers - Dragons(0-0)
(LV): QB
(SEA): QB
UFL Week 14:
June 28, 2023
Ottawa, ONTARIO, CANADA -
-- (0-0)Sea Bears - Surge(0-0)
(WIN): QB
(OTT): QB
-- (0-0)Storm - Breakers(0-0)
(COP): QB
(NO): QB
-- (0-0)Raptors - Commanders(0-0)
(SAL): QB
(SA): QB
-- (0-0)Mercenaries - Apollos(0-0)
(ZUR): QB
(ORL): QB
UFL Week 14: Panthers Trounce Defenders 38-14; Perkins Dominant Again
June 29, 2023
Detroit, MI - The Detroit Panthers had their most complete game in modern spring league franchise history, scoring their most points in a game as well as recording their largest margin of victory in a 38-14 win against the Washington Defenders at Ford Field on Sunday. Detroit's offense put up 400 yards of offense for the second straight week, 213 of those yards being on the ground, which is a team-high this season. MVP candidate QB Bryce Perkins added to his impressive campaign, completing 13-of-18 passes for 188 yards and two touchdowns, in addition to 76 rushing yards and one rushing touchdown. The Panthers tallied three total rushing scores, as RBs Toa Taua and Nate McCrary picked up the other two. It was a steady start for the Panthers, as their defense held off DC's 71-yard opening drive. The Defenders were looking to go for it on fourth-and-one from the five-yard line, but DL Garrett Marino put an end to the drive with a tackle on RB Deon Jackson for no gain. Detroit's offense immediately went to work, producing a 95-yard drive capped off by a Taua one-yard rushing score. Perkins ran in the one-point conversion for the early 7-0 lead. The Defenders responded in the second quarter with QB Jordan Ta'amu connecting with WR Braylon Sanders for a 16-yard touchdown. Detroit stopped the two-point conversion attempt to keep the lead. Despite some short, unrewarding drives for both teams, the Panthers were able to extend their lead with a TE Cole Hikutini 35-yard touchdown reception and a K BT Potter 45-yard field goal. The Panthers took a 17-6 lead into the break.
The Panthers opened the third quarter with a 73-yard drive, with 48 of those yards coming from scrambles by Perkins. McCrary ended the possession with a one-yard touchdown rush, and a WR Malik Turner reception converted the extra point, making the score 24-6. Wasting no time, Ta'amu connected with WR Chris Rowland deep for a 65-yard touchdown. DC converted the two-point attempt to cut into Detroit's lead. On Detroit's ensuing drive, Perkins and TE Gunnar Oakes connected for a big 34-yard gain. Perkins finished the drive by scrambling into the end zone from five yards out. The Panthers offense continued to find the endzone in the fourth quarter, showing no signs of slowing down. Perkins found Turner for a two-yard touchdown, which was initially tipped before Turner hauled it in before hitting paydirt. McCrary ran in the two-point conversion, finalizing the score at 38-14.
-- (0-0)Defenders 14 - 38 Panthers(0-0)
(DC): QB Ta'amu - 19/36 259 yards, 2 TDs, RB Jackson - 10 carries, 47 yards, WR Rowland - 9 catches, 144 yards, 1 TD
(DET): QB Perkins - 13/18 188 yards, 2 TDs, 9 carries, 76 yards, 1 TD, RB Taua - 19 carries, 94 yards, 1 TD, RB McCrary - 9 carries, 44 yards, 1 TD, TE Hikutini - 3 catches, 63 yards, 1 TD
-- (0-0)Enthroners - Stallions(0-0)
(FEH): QB
(STL): QB
-- (0-0)Vikings - Jousters(0-0)
(VIE): QB
(CHA): QB
-- (0-0)Sea Devils - Battlehawks(0-0)
(HAM): QB
(COL): QB
-- (0-0)Thunder - Express(0-0)
(BER): QB
(MEM): QB
-- (0-0)Galaxy - Alphas(0-0)
(FRA): QB
(ATL): QB
-- (0-0)Centurions - Iron(0-0)
(COL): QB
(BIRM): QB
UFL Week 14: Stampede Bounce Back with a 26-3 Win over Dreadful Ravens
June 29, 2023
Oklahoma City, OK - The Oklahoma City Stampede bounced back in dominating fashion on Sunday afternoon, defeating the Munich Ravens, 26-3. Oklahoma City's defense put together another standout performance, holding Munich's offense to only 178 total yards, including just 24 yards on the ground. Both the 178 total yards and the 24 rushing yards are new season-lows for Oklahoma City's defense. Furthermore, the Stallions' defense was extremely efficient in getting off the field on third down, holding the Brahmas to 0-for-10 on third down conversions and 0-for-1 on fourth down attempts. "What a blessing for us to have the opportunity to be associated with this league, this team and these players, " said Head Coach Skip Holtz. "God has put every man here for a reason, and I'm just excited to have the opportunity to be part of it. What a game defensively! We gave up a 56-yard pass to start the game. Then we gave up about 70 yards on two big plays before halftime, and we still finished by giving up only 178 yards. What a defensive performance; I thought those guys were awesome. We talked about what we wanted to do offensively is play the game probably a little more conservatively, giving our quarterback an opportunity to stand in the pocket, throw some play action and some ball control stuff. I thought our defense gave us an opportunity to do that because they kept getting off the field. The only thing that was hard today was the two series we were backed up and couldn't get anything going."
The Stampede used the quarterback duo of Case Cookus and Andrew Peasley to lead the offensive charge. Cookus finished the day 16-of-23 passing for 166 yards and two touchdowns. Cookus also added 16 rushing yards on four attempts. Peasley made his debut, putting together a solid relief effort. Peasley finished the game completing 5-of-8 passes for 79 yards, adding 10 yards on the ground. WR Cade Johnson led Stallions' receivers, hauling in five of his six targets for 61 yards. WR Amari Rodgers and TE Jace Sternberger were on the receiving end of Cookus' touchdown passes, as Rodgers scored from 43 yards out and Sternberger from five. Both scores were the first touchdowns of the season for the two veterans. K Harrison Mevis continued his stellar and consistent playin his first year in spring football. Mevis was a perfect 2-for-2 on the day, connecting on field goals of 49 and 50 yards.
-- (0-0)Ravens 3 - 26 Stampede(0-0)
(MUN): QB Hogan - 17/26 179 yards, 1 INT, RB Corbin - 6 carries, 14 yards, WR Smith - 5 catches, 108 yards, WR Stevenson - 4 catches, 40 yards
(OKC): QB Cookus - 16/23 166 yards, 2 TDs, RB Person - 9 carries, 32 yards, 1 TD, WR Johnson - 5 catches, 61 yards, WR Rodgers - 3 catches, 55 yards, 1 TD, WR Cain - 2 catches, 46 yards
-- (0-0)Fleet - Rebelion(0-0)
(SD): QB
(TAR): QB
-- (0-0)Mexicas - Osos(0-0)
(MEX): QB
(MON): QB
UFL Week 14:
June 30, 2023
Madrid, SPAIN -
-- (0-0)Elks - Tiger-cats(0-0)
(EDM): QB
(HAM): QB
-- (0-0)Almirantes - Bravos(0-0)
(BAR): QB
(MAD): QB
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BengalErnst on Mon May 05, 2025 11:56 am, edited 12 times in total.