After a stunning late-game collapse against Queen City State, we’re at 3-7, yet incredibly, a playoff spot is still on the table. This week, it all comes down to our showdown against St. Brendan’s in Boston. If we can secure the win, and Southern Colorado, Wichita A&M, and Riel all take losses, plus outscoring them and any winning teams from Twin Cities, Lone Star, or Queen City State, we could still find ourselves in the postseason. Suiting up in our classic navy helmet, navy jersey, navy pants, and red socks, we’re rallying around kicker John Love, who’s coming off a solid game with four extra points and a field goal. It’s do-or-die time, and we’re ready to give it everything to keep our season alive. #RenaissancePatriote

And after the Beacon and North Star Bowls, we will play the National Championship. But where? We have 4 potential cities to host the AltCAA Championship game. I will list the cities in alphabetical order, and provide the name of the stadium and the reason submitted by the owner that submitted their AltFL stadium. You then vote. YOU MAY NOT VOTE FOR YOUR OWN STADIUM. I mean, you can, but I won't count it. This is a trial to see how it would affect voting in the future with something that doesn't have any impact on the league. Due date for vote submission is Friday, November 15th at 11:59pm Central (since that's easier for me)

Charlotte, North Carolina - Lowe's Field
Lowe's Field is a state-of-the-art, 80,000+-seat stadium right in the heart of the Southeast, college football's home. Queen City State may not be the best team, but you can guarantee the fans of Charlotte will show up and cheer for the championship game.

Chicago, Illinois - United Stadium
United Stadium is a historic stadium within Chicago, and traditionally these types of games are hosted not in the Midwest. We would want to change that with some pleasant winter weather, so the players will have to fight for the win in the winter weather.

San Diego, California - KF11 Field at Oceanside Stadium
Well, visiting teams are winning in San Diego this year, so I guess one more won't hurt

Seattle, Washington - Microsoft Edge Stadium
it's seattle, so it'll probably be raining which will lead to some sickos football. let's face it: you know you want to watch a bunch of beefy men wearing tight clothes roll around in the mud for several hours

VOTE HERE

The BIG BLUE are back in the playoffs and excited to head to Nashville for the 2024 Whiskey Bowl. This week we have rematch against our Pennsylvania rival - the Hershey Wildcats. Some of our best weeks ever have come against the Wildcats, going 3-0 in the rivalry game in recent years. That history will directly clash with our 0-3 record in bowl games. Hershey is as formidable as ever and we will need a big performance out of our seniors. For this week, we will be donning our classic home uniforms.

Johns Island is back in the playoffs, but for the first time in three years, come in as a seed other than #1. That also means we won't be playing in the Whiskey Bowl, which we've won the past two seasons, but instead head out to Kansas City to play in the Harvest Bowl. There, we match up against the best team not to win their conference championship, the Michigan Institutional Bucks, who are coming off a big win over rival Minnesota A&M to secure the right to host this bowl. The Angels, meanwhile, will be without our only Alt-American, as WR/TE Jack Bech is away from the team for personal reasons. Instead, earning a spot on the graphic for the third time in four weeks is sophomore RB Makhi Hughes, who was our best and most consistent performer this season, racking up 1,209 yards and 13 touchdowns on the ground and adding another 125 and 2 through the air. #GoldLeaf

Congrats to our Final Four teams. And of course I forgot to change the dates. So it should be 11/23

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