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2010 PSFL Playoff’s
DOWN TO 2
Good luck to all final four teams. The Sharks will host the C. Alabama Devil Dogs in Satsumsa, AL. The Titans will host the Pensacola Wolfpac in Huntsville, AL. Be safe on your travels and fans be ready for some great football. 2010 PSFL Ranking !
FINAL RANKINGS
1. Satsuma Sharks (10-0)
2. Rocket City Titans (9-1)
3.
Memphis Panthers (8-2)
4.
Panhandle Crusaders (8-2)
5. Central Alabama Devil Dogs (7-3)
6. Pensacola Wolfpac (7-3)
7. Gulf Coast Pirates (7-3)
8.
N.W. Florida Falcons (6-4)
9. Santa Rosa Ravens (6-4)
10. Mississippi Blues (4-5)
11. Midway Knights (2-8)
12. Alabama Warriors (2-8)
13. Bay County Tigers (3-7)
14. South Alabama Seminoles (4-6)
15. Crestview Thunderbirds (2-8)
16. River Parish Wolfpack (2-8)
17. East Ascension Bulldogs (0-10)
Playoff's
First Round
August 21, 2010
Gulf Coast Pirates 0
Satsuma Sharks 30
Rocket City Titans 15
Memphis Panthers 6
Santa Rosa Ravens 0
C. Alabama Devil Dogs 13
Pensacola Wolfpac 24
Panhandle Crusaders 8
College Bound
Eric Solgard owner of the Midway Knights have announced three of their players have signed on to play college football. The PSFL would like to say congratulations to the Knights and its players. The players are #1 Bobby Wade wr and #9 Cody Adams qb both signed with Dupage College of Chicago, Ill. Also #2 Brett Mohr signed with Alabama State. This is a great day for the Midway Knights and the PSFL for this is what we all try so hard to do for the players who play this game. We all wish them the best of luck.
MINOR LEAGUE BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
REGIONAL GAMES
Each region will consist of the two leagues that are closest in proximity. The North Region will consist of the Great Midwest Football League (GMFL) and the Gridiron Developmental League (GDFL); while the South Region will consist of the Premier South Football League (PSFL) and the United South Football League (USFL). Regional playoffs will begin on Saturday October 2, 2010. Locations will be announced as they become available. CHAMPIONSHIP AND ALL-AMERICAN GAME LOCATION The 2010 Minor League BCS National Championship and Minor League BCS All-American Game will be played at Westlake High School located 2370 Union Rd SW, Atlanta, GA 30331-8021, on Saturday October 16, 2010. Kickoff is at 7pm. COST Each league has agreed to pay ¼ of the total cost to cover all expenses for both the Minor League BCS Championship Game and Minor League BCS All-American Game; this includes officials, chair crew, clock operator, security, clean up and insurance. Admission for the Minor League BCS National Championship and All-American games are absolutely free. TRAVEL & LODGING Teams are responsible for travel for the Regional games. Once the winners have been determined it is the leagues responsibility to get their team to the Championship site. Players who make the All-American teams are responsible for their travel. Everyone is responsible for their own lodging. A list of safe affordable hotels will be provided by the hosting city by no later then September 30, 2010. ROSTER LIMITS AND ROSTER LOCK DATE Each league will increase their roster limits to 55 before the start of their regular season. All leagues will follow their league rules regarding team rosters throughout the entire season. All rosters will be officially locked on July 3, 2010 at which time NO PLAYER(S) MAY BE ADDED FOR ANY REASON! Rosters from every team in all four (4) participating leagues must be submitted to the Webmaster of the Minor League BCS National Championship by Midnight July 3, 2010. Failure to submit a roster will automatically disqualify a team from participating in the Minor League BCS National Championship Game. NO EXCEPTONS! Once rosters have been received they must be listed on the Minor League BCS National Championship Website. Only the rosters that are listed on the Minor League BCS Championship website will be considered "official". The 4-League Champions must provide photos of all of the players listed on their roster prior to the Regional Championship Game but no later than September 26, 2010. Failure to comply will result in your team being disqualified and the remaining team will automatically advance to the Minor League BCS National title game. Roster checks must be done prior to both the Regional Championship and National Championship Games by members of the Minor League BCS Championship Game Committee. Every player must provide a valid state issued Drivers License or State ID. Job ID, Gun Cards, College ID’s, etc., are not acceptable forms of ID. NO ID = NO PLAY! NO EXCEPTIONS! Falcons top rival Crestview for crucial home winJuly 10, 2010 7:42 PM
Daily News
FORT WALTON BEACH – As wins go, Northwest Florida coach Billie Butler wasn’t ready to label the Falcons’ 27-6 victory at Steve Riggs Stadium over county rival Crestview a thing of beauty. Still, coming off back-to-back losses before last week’s bye, it was a much-needed win nonetheless. “We were kind of rusty,” Butler conceded. “We had too many turnovers in the redzone, which has been hurting us the last three games, but we were able to pull this one out. This was big for us, we love beating our county rivals.” Falcons’ quarterback Brian Lewis threw for a pair of touchdowns and ran for another, as Northwest Florida moved to 4-2 on the season and maintained its share of the Emerald Coast Divison lead entering the final stretch. Crestview (2-4), meanwhile, fell further behind. “It’s huge,” Lewis said. “We have a (huge) game coming up next week in Huntsville. This win helps us build some confidence moving forward.” In a game that saw the two teams combine for 11 turnovers – eight of which came in the second half – it was Lewis’ brilliance and a costly gaffe by the Thunderbirds special teams that allowed the Falcons to build 13-6 lead before the half. With the score knotted at 6-6 and just two minutes left before halftime, Crestview mishandled the snap on its punt attempt, allowing Northwest Florida to take over at the Thunderbirds six-yard line. Three plays later Lewis pushed through the Crestview defense for the go-ahead score. Charlie Williford’s point after gave the Falcons a lead it never relinquish thanks in large part to a gutsy performance by the Northwest Florida defense, as time after time the Falcons stiffened with their backs pinned against their own endzone. “If it wasn’t for our defense, we would have been in a lot of trouble,” Lewis said. Following a 42-yard interception return by Crestview’s Josh Armstrong, the Thunderbirds took over first and goal at the Falcons seven. Northwest Florida stuffed running back Ray Lewis for a one-yard gain on first down then pushed Crestview back four yards on a quarterback sack by Clayton Williams. Two plays later Crestview quarterback Brody Johnson’s fourth-down pass attempt fell to the turf. “We were missing our starting left tackle and that forced us to become one-dimensional,” Crestview coach Barry Taylor said. “(Northwest Florida) made the adjustments.” Crestview managed just 153 yards of total offense to Northwest Florida’s 298. Running back Wesley Lewis led the Falcons’ rushing attack with 66 yards on 10 carries while Kevin Davis rattled off 43 yards and a touchdown on seven carries as Northwest Florida chewed up 206 yards on the ground.
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