Showing posts with label bowl season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bowl season. Show all posts
Monday, June 2, 2014
Bowl Season 2022 Results
Bowl Season, 2022 Scores...
BCS National Championship Game
Twilight Sparkle 93, Kansas State 13
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Miami 35, Fluttershy 32
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Rainbow Dash 56, Boise State 24
Friday, March 28, 2014
Bowl Season 2021 Results
Bowl Season, 2021 Scores...
BCS National Championship Game
Twilight Sparkle 108, Oklahoma 14
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Rainbow Dash 38, Arizona 21
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Bowl Season 2020 Results
Bowl Season, 2020 Scores...
BCS National Championship Game
Twilight Sparkle 87, USC 24
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Applejack State 42, Toledo 28
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Fluttershy 35, Fresno State 13
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Rainbow Dash 41, Middle Tennessee State 20
Armed Forces Bowl
Rarity 42, North Texas 17
BCS National Championship Game
Twilight Sparkle 87, USC 24
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Applejack State 42, Toledo 28
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Fluttershy 35, Fresno State 13
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Rainbow Dash 41, Middle Tennessee State 20
Armed Forces Bowl
Rarity 42, North Texas 17
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Bowl Season 2019 Results
Bowl Season, 2019 Scores...
BCS National Championship Game
Twilight Sparkle 122, Central Florida 13
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Fluttershy 40, Eastern Michigan 21
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Boise State 48, Applejack State 21
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Florida International 30, Rainbow Dash 27
BCS National Championship Game
Twilight Sparkle 122, Central Florida 13
San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl
Fluttershy 40, Eastern Michigan 21
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Boise State 48, Applejack State 21
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Florida International 30, Rainbow Dash 27
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Bowl Season 2018 Results
Bowl Season, 2018 Scores...
Rose Bowl
Twilight Sparkle 104, Notre Dame 38
Poinsettia Bowl
Ohio 51, Rarity 45
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Applejack State 42, Arizona State 28
Rose Bowl
Twilight Sparkle 104, Notre Dame 38
Poinsettia Bowl
Ohio 51, Rarity 45
Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl
Applejack State 42, Arizona State 28
Bowl Season 2017 Results
Bowl Season, 2017 Scores
BCS National Championship
Twilight Sparkle 86, Michigan 28
Maaco Bowl Las Vegas
Rarity 35, San Diego State 23
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Pinkie Pie 44, Oklahoma 16
BCS National Championship
Twilight Sparkle 86, Michigan 28
Maaco Bowl Las Vegas
Rarity 35, San Diego State 23
Tostitos Fiesta Bowl
Pinkie Pie 44, Oklahoma 16
Bowl Season 2016 Results
Bowl Season, 2016 Scores
BCS National Championship
Twilight Sparkle 135, West Virginia 44
Poinsettia Bowl
Rarity 73, Toledo 7
Maaco Bowl Las Vegas
Rainbow Dash 66, California 0
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Pinkie Pie 66, Louisiana Tech 7
Armed Forces Bowl
Fluttershy 80, Florida International 3
Rose Bowl Game
Applejack State 59, UCLA 7
BCS National Championship
Twilight Sparkle 135, West Virginia 44
Poinsettia Bowl
Rarity 73, Toledo 7
Maaco Bowl Las Vegas
Rainbow Dash 66, California 0
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Pinkie Pie 66, Louisiana Tech 7
Armed Forces Bowl
Fluttershy 80, Florida International 3
Rose Bowl Game
Applejack State 59, UCLA 7
Bowl Season 2015 Results
Week 17 Scores...
Twilight Sparkle 96, Michigan 31
Pinkie Pie 206, Arizona 34
Rainbow Dash 125, UCLA 41
Rarity 140, Pittsburgh 58
Fluttershy 205, Marshall 38
Applejack State 146, Oregon 59
Twilight Sparkle 96, Michigan 31
Pinkie Pie 206, Arizona 34
Rainbow Dash 125, UCLA 41
Rarity 140, Pittsburgh 58
Fluttershy 205, Marshall 38
Applejack State 146, Oregon 59
Bowl Season 2014 Results
Week 17 Scores:
Twilight Sparkle 93, Louisville 26
Rainbow Dash 66, Tulsa 3
Applejack State 73, Western Kentucky 0
Fluttershy 66, USC 0
Pinkie Pie 86, Virginia 10
Rarity 70, Southern Miss 7
Bowl Season 2013 Results and Final 2013 Pony Conference Standings
Bowl Game Results:
Twlight Sparkle 58, Applejack State 55 OT
Rarity 253, Wyoming 52
Rainbow Dash 219, Bowling Green 31
Pinkie Pie 136, San Diego State 58
Fluttershy 122, Southern Miss 28
Twlight Sparkle 58, Applejack State 55 OT
Rarity 253, Wyoming 52
Rainbow Dash 219, Bowling Green 31
Pinkie Pie 136, San Diego State 58
Fluttershy 122, Southern Miss 28
2012: A Year in Review
2012: A Year in Review
By Jim Sumlin
The Daily Yay
January 15, 2013
What a year in college football. The Western Athletic Conference returned with a vengeance, and the Twilight Sparkle Unicorns flew the flag proudly for all of Ponyville en route to their first-ever BCS National Championship. Along the way, many records fell and opposing defenses could only watch as the six teams blazed their way to greatness. All but Pinkie Pie went bowling, a true testament to the WAC's resilience.
With these six schools leading the way, the WAC will be a driving force in college football for many years to come.
The Twilight Sparkle Unicorns, under head coach Derpy Hooves, utilized their Wingboner and Wild Muffin formations to perfection. Quarterback Tony Hickman passed for 4,075 yards and 57 touchdowns, fullback Bennie Means ran for 2,293 yards and 40 scores and wideout D.J. Pretorius caught 59 passes for 1860 yards and 26 touchdowns. Middle linebacker Bobby Black led the team in tackles with 87, cornerback Adam Pressley garnered 24 interceptions and defensive tackle Jeff Postlethwaite recorded 43 sacks. Twilight had the toughest schedule of all the WAC teams, scoring big victories over Wisconsin, Alabama, USC (twice), LSU, Arkansas, Florida State and Boise State.
Rarity's younger sister, Sweetie Belle, is a relative novice to coaching the game of football, but being able to treat the game as if designing football plays like suits and dresses worked relatively well, as the Royals' "Haute Football Couture" offense led to a Sugar Bowl victory, an 11-2 record and a #3 ranking at the end of the season. Quarterback Andrew Maynard passed for 5,368 yards and 52 touchdowns, Tailback Bryan McPherson, one of the greatest running backs in WAC history, ran for 5,021 yards and 67 TD. Wide receiver Anthony "The Tiger" Terrell caught 68 passes for 17 touchdowns. Middle lineback Blake Silva amassed 201 tackles, Brandon Fleming led the team in interceptions with 10 and defensive tackle Matthew Randolph led the Royals in sacks with 52.
Mention Fluttershy Spirit football, and you have to mention one player: quarterback Carl Porter. A gunslinger with an attitude, the man the team like to call "Cole" passed for 7,760 yards and 75 touchdowns. Tailback Dennis Upshaw had 3,764 yards on the ground to go with 57 touchdowns for Berry Punch's Spirit. Wideout Brad Ortiz has 83 catches for 1856 yards as well as 23 touchdowns. Middle linebacker amazzed 178 tackles, while cornerback Paul McDowell led Fluttershy in interceptions with 9. The Spirit's top sack man was defensive tackle Cedric Meyer with 28. Fluttershy finished the season 10-3 (2-3 WAC) and won the 2012 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl to finish 11th in the country..
Big MacIntosh's Apple Pistol Offense was enough to see the Applejack State Appleknockers secure a 10-3 record (2-3 WAC) and a big Sheraton Hawaii Bowl victory on the side. At the heart of the Apple Pistol Offense was "Slingin' Sam" Houston, with 5,046 passing yards and 65 touchdowns. Houston also ran for 2,081 yards and 37 touchdowns on the ground. Will "The Tree" Ochiltree led the receiving crew with 1,396 yards and 22 touchdowns. Middle linebacker Henry Clay led the defense in tackles with 172, cornerback Deaf Smith led the Knockers in picks with nine and defensive tackle Charlie Haskell led in sacks with 22. Applejack State finished the season ranked 14th in the country.
A team loaded with the best European talent to play the game of American Football wasn't enough for Vinyl Scratch's Rainbow Dash Rainbows to win the WAC, but it was enough to give them a 10-3 record (2-3 WAC), a Poinsettia Bowl victory and a #12 ranking in the country. Quarterback John Paul Jones passed for 4,853 yards and 49 touchdowns, tailback Csaba Walko ran for 3,176 yards and 46 scores and the "Epic Sax Guy," wideout Sergey Stepanov caught 75 passes for 1,553 yards and 19 touchdowns. Linebacker Gabriel Baruta amassed 185 tackles, cornerback Vlatko Ilievski recorded 11 interceptions, and defensive tackle John Grimes led the Rainbows with 35 sacks.
Cheeri Lee's Pinkie Pie Major Trouble were the only team not to go bowling despite being bowl eligible at 7-4 (1-4 WAC). As a result, they were the designated WAC bowl headquarters, where fans of all six schools could gather to watch the postseason. Quarterback Adrian Garrison passed for 2,082 yards and 20 touchdowns, tailback Todd "The Mod Bod" Parker ran for 3,529 yards and 56 touchdowns, and wide receiver Alex Burrell caught 42 passes for 937 yards and nine touchdowns. On defense, middle linebacker William Goodwin had 159 tackles, converted halfback Justin Guevara made eight interceptions, while defensive tackle Lamont Richardson had 42 sacks.
By Jim Sumlin
The Daily Yay
January 15, 2013
What a year in college football. The Western Athletic Conference returned with a vengeance, and the Twilight Sparkle Unicorns flew the flag proudly for all of Ponyville en route to their first-ever BCS National Championship. Along the way, many records fell and opposing defenses could only watch as the six teams blazed their way to greatness. All but Pinkie Pie went bowling, a true testament to the WAC's resilience.
With these six schools leading the way, the WAC will be a driving force in college football for many years to come.
The Twilight Sparkle Unicorns, under head coach Derpy Hooves, utilized their Wingboner and Wild Muffin formations to perfection. Quarterback Tony Hickman passed for 4,075 yards and 57 touchdowns, fullback Bennie Means ran for 2,293 yards and 40 scores and wideout D.J. Pretorius caught 59 passes for 1860 yards and 26 touchdowns. Middle linebacker Bobby Black led the team in tackles with 87, cornerback Adam Pressley garnered 24 interceptions and defensive tackle Jeff Postlethwaite recorded 43 sacks. Twilight had the toughest schedule of all the WAC teams, scoring big victories over Wisconsin, Alabama, USC (twice), LSU, Arkansas, Florida State and Boise State.
Rarity's younger sister, Sweetie Belle, is a relative novice to coaching the game of football, but being able to treat the game as if designing football plays like suits and dresses worked relatively well, as the Royals' "Haute Football Couture" offense led to a Sugar Bowl victory, an 11-2 record and a #3 ranking at the end of the season. Quarterback Andrew Maynard passed for 5,368 yards and 52 touchdowns, Tailback Bryan McPherson, one of the greatest running backs in WAC history, ran for 5,021 yards and 67 TD. Wide receiver Anthony "The Tiger" Terrell caught 68 passes for 17 touchdowns. Middle lineback Blake Silva amassed 201 tackles, Brandon Fleming led the team in interceptions with 10 and defensive tackle Matthew Randolph led the Royals in sacks with 52.
Mention Fluttershy Spirit football, and you have to mention one player: quarterback Carl Porter. A gunslinger with an attitude, the man the team like to call "Cole" passed for 7,760 yards and 75 touchdowns. Tailback Dennis Upshaw had 3,764 yards on the ground to go with 57 touchdowns for Berry Punch's Spirit. Wideout Brad Ortiz has 83 catches for 1856 yards as well as 23 touchdowns. Middle linebacker amazzed 178 tackles, while cornerback Paul McDowell led Fluttershy in interceptions with 9. The Spirit's top sack man was defensive tackle Cedric Meyer with 28. Fluttershy finished the season 10-3 (2-3 WAC) and won the 2012 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl to finish 11th in the country..
Big MacIntosh's Apple Pistol Offense was enough to see the Applejack State Appleknockers secure a 10-3 record (2-3 WAC) and a big Sheraton Hawaii Bowl victory on the side. At the heart of the Apple Pistol Offense was "Slingin' Sam" Houston, with 5,046 passing yards and 65 touchdowns. Houston also ran for 2,081 yards and 37 touchdowns on the ground. Will "The Tree" Ochiltree led the receiving crew with 1,396 yards and 22 touchdowns. Middle linebacker Henry Clay led the defense in tackles with 172, cornerback Deaf Smith led the Knockers in picks with nine and defensive tackle Charlie Haskell led in sacks with 22. Applejack State finished the season ranked 14th in the country.
A team loaded with the best European talent to play the game of American Football wasn't enough for Vinyl Scratch's Rainbow Dash Rainbows to win the WAC, but it was enough to give them a 10-3 record (2-3 WAC), a Poinsettia Bowl victory and a #12 ranking in the country. Quarterback John Paul Jones passed for 4,853 yards and 49 touchdowns, tailback Csaba Walko ran for 3,176 yards and 46 scores and the "Epic Sax Guy," wideout Sergey Stepanov caught 75 passes for 1,553 yards and 19 touchdowns. Linebacker Gabriel Baruta amassed 185 tackles, cornerback Vlatko Ilievski recorded 11 interceptions, and defensive tackle John Grimes led the Rainbows with 35 sacks.
Cheeri Lee's Pinkie Pie Major Trouble were the only team not to go bowling despite being bowl eligible at 7-4 (1-4 WAC). As a result, they were the designated WAC bowl headquarters, where fans of all six schools could gather to watch the postseason. Quarterback Adrian Garrison passed for 2,082 yards and 20 touchdowns, tailback Todd "The Mod Bod" Parker ran for 3,529 yards and 56 touchdowns, and wide receiver Alex Burrell caught 42 passes for 937 yards and nine touchdowns. On defense, middle linebacker William Goodwin had 159 tackles, converted halfback Justin Guevara made eight interceptions, while defensive tackle Lamont Richardson had 42 sacks.
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