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Oh I just put my handle there, whoops. Not mentioning that might have saved you from one of my dumb names. I’ll go Roger Roy. I will never tell if he’s French Canadian or not though. So pronounce that back end however you want, just don’t get it wrong.
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Re: North American Association of Football - NAAF
Johnny Singleton’s back story is a lot less glamorous than Lawerence’s. Johnny was a former pro scout for the Philadelphia pro football team but the team temporarily shut down in 1943 due to the war which left him out of the job. He took a job with the New England Inquirer (I just made that up right now lol) as the resident NAAF draft expert and has been there ever since.
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Gainsborough -> CBC
Singleton -> CBS
Welcome to the team Roger Roy haha, great name.
Also, who is Barry Williams? I got a couple of prospects from you.
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Made up a ton of prospects and my Trusty Scout Dewey Thomas
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The amount of prospects has hit 32, which is the max for being drafted this season, can't guarantee that everyone will be included, especially quarterbacks since I don't want to over saturate the league at that positions, so I may shift some or save them for years down. Thanks so much to everyone for dropping their players, by I hope this continues in years to come.
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George Stefanakis may have only scouted one player, but hopefully he'll be a stud.
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Buffalo Blue Wings Uniform Release
The Champions unveiled their new uniforms next. They did so with the McCallister Cup and their banner in the building.
"Soar to New Heights, Soar to Victory"
the new motto for the team following their championship win. They will symbolize this with the official winged helmet that will remain a part of the jersey from this point forward. the wing gets a bit of an update and is made a bit larger on the helmet, but follows closely with Patterson's design. The rest of the jerseys have only minor adjustments. The white collar and cuffs are removed from the home and the Road sees white socks instead of the usual blue.
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Noice job
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Providence Gold Stars Uniform Update
The Gold Stars announced some minor changes to the overall logo and brand. The main difference is the darker and more saturated shade of blue. They also added strokes to the logo to give a bit more structure.
"A Gold Star Marks our Goal so we Stay Anchored to what we Fight for"
The 3 stars that symbolize the team's three McCallister Cups during the late 30s/early 40s, remain a key feature on the helmet while the shoulder stripe is made more prominent and now covers the collar. The rest remains the same just with the new blue.
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Sig has adjusted logo and new Blue
I will continue to release the team's new looks throughout the day. I'm going from the smallest changes to the biggest changes.
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Introducing the Ontario Tigers
The Tigers will make their move to Kitchener-Waterloo this season and to mark that transition they have decided to rename the team the Ontario Tigers. While "Kitchener Tigers" was considered, Owner Garry Duran felt that marketing the team as more than just Kitchener or Toronto would attract more fans from other surrounding cities like Guelph and London.
"Stronger Together"
The new motto will symbolize the bringing together of the communities in Southern Ontario that have not had many professional level teams in many years. They have updated their logo to just the tiger head. They have replaced the "T" with an "O" on the now secondary logo as well. The great reception of the jerseys when they were updated in 1951, leaves them unchanged heading into 1953.
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New name is the only change here
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