Mines- Uconn

The 7th ranked Plutonians stormed through the playoffs, with their Cinderella run eventually ending in the Championship to SWC Rival UC-Orange. Below are the uniforms that they wore to the Harvest Bowl (the wheat was removed for the semi-finals and championship). The Plutonians are VERY confident, in the year 2006, that piping will NEVER go out of style (They wore black & white cleats as well).

Pendragon (Penndragons?) by a mile, then dragoons

West coast supremacy 🤝

NeoPrankster wrote:

Here's the backstory for Chula Vista University:

In 1967, a retired newspaper cartoonist decided to form a school solely dedicated to the oft misunderstood artform of not only newspaper comic strips, but also comic books. Originally known as the Chula Vista School of Cartoon and Graphic Art, the institution merged with an engineering trade school to form Chula Vista University in 1981.

In the 40 years since the merger, CVU still attracts those looking to hone their craft in the field of sequential art. Meanwhile, CVU has since expanded to offer programs in 2D and 3D animation. Many CVU alumni have gone on to independently self-publish their own comic books while others have found work at Marvel, Disney, Pixar, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and Netflix.

The first season of college football at CVU began in 1983 in Division III. Originally known as the Mermaids for women's teams and Mermen for men's teams, the athletic department rebranded in 1998 under the Merfolk name in order to be more gender inclusive. Peter Poseidon, the official mascot, was introduced at a football game in 1985.

Most CVU football home games are played in the afternoon to avoid directly competing with nearby San Diego State University, who play their home games at night.

In the final home game of the 1997 football season, CVU began a rather unusual tradition. Each CVU touchdown is now celebrated with a recording of a Kahlenberg Q4 horn, followed by the chorus/hook from the Backstreet Boys' song "We've Got it Goin' On." This came about because CVU athletics did not have an official fight song until the 2002 season, having opted instead to use licensed music to pump up the student section in the years prior. This tradition has been interrupted only twice; the first time being the first home game after September 11th in which no music was used after touchdowns, the second time coming in 2020 when the coronavirus pandemic prevented fans from attending home games in a sh

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