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In Alabama we feel the need of a radical change. For this reason even if I like the old helmet I ask Cuervo to design a new one. The design of the helmet is based on the CSS Alabama. CSS Alabama was a sloop-of-war built for the Confederate States Navy in United Kingdom in 1862. this navy served as a commerce raider over the course of her two-year career, during which she never laid anchor in a Southern port. She was sunk by the USS Keasarge in 1864. You can read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CSS_Alabama
Thanks to Cuervo that understand very well what I want and design a great helmet.
For me this is a great step forward for the Alabama team and I hope this is a good omen for the future.

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Tickler Fan Zone: Ted on Ted

Posted By: Fritz

Ted “the Turk” Haddad's path to the FOFL was unexpected but it is not surprising that he is still productive in a Hall of Fame FOFL career and part of a winning tradition because that is all he has known since college. Most don't know that he did not start his career at Kalamozoo but transferred from St. Cloud State where he was a second team All-NSIC selection in 2011. He then sat out in 2012 and dominated Division III in 2013, 2014, and 2015 as a back-to-back-to-back first team All-MIAA and first team All-American selection. Haddad finished with 4,712 yards and 44 touchdowns in his junior campaign while throwing for a jaw dropping 527 catches for 5955 yards and 64 touchdowns as a senior.

Then in the 2016 FOFL Draft he was the 1st overall selection by the French Ticklers and the rest is history.

Many thought we were crazy back in 2013 when we felt that Kalamozoo quarterback Ted Haddad would be a FOFL player, but now that prediction looks pretty smart after the solid year he had in helping the Ticklers win a Championship. He finished this season with 409 completions for 5110 yards and fourteen touchdowns, then dominated Chesapeake in the FOFL Bowl wh...read more.

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Breizh Hermines - franchise unveil new idendity

Posted By: Alf

The team formerly known as the Wyoming Wildfire has changed ownership this offseason. To make this change more visible, the new management has decided to rebrand the franchise and change the name to Breizh Hermines.

The new design is based on Brittany historical flag (Breizh in breton language). This flag is called "Gwenn ha Du" (which means black and white in breton language). The flag design is largely inspired by the flags of the USA and Greece as both nations were seen at the time as symbols of liberty and democracy. Various stripes depict the original Breizh regions (9 of them, 5 speaking "gallo" and 4 speaking "breizh"), while the symbol is the ducal symbol of an ermine and is the symbol of long lived independance of the read more.

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BLANKS NO MORE!

Posted By: Argot

Only 2 years after going into exile at Agate Point, New owner Ken Argot has turned a 4-12 team into FOFL Champions. Critics will point to an 8-8 season this past year, but nothing seems to be spoiling the trophy celebration down at the Cove this weekend. Veteran QB, Mark Conley wins his 2nd FOFL Bowl MVP and will celebrate the win before deciding whether he will return to Smuggler's Cove next year. The Pirates have threatened to slap him with a franchise tag, refusing to renegotiate last year and most likely unwilling to commit to a 3-year contract. Conley is going into his 15th year and before the playoff run, the Pirates were actually just considering letting him go to free agency. Perhaps the Cove should rethink their strategy.

Strong Safety Colin Bailey won the defensive player of the year, after being voted to the all-league team 2 years in a row. Defensive End, Kenneth Donaldson and Nose Tackle, Jeremy Politte also won end of year honors, along with rookie honors for TE, Harold Meier, LG, Jake Sullivan, K, Archie Meert, and KR Dwight Moore....read more.

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2028 Hall of Fame Inductees

Posted By: Subby

2028 was all about the offense. Three wide receivers, two running backs, and one offensive lineman gained entry into the hallowed FOFL Hall of Fame. The 2027-28 wing is currently under construction, but visitors can still gain access to other sections of the historic shrine and museum.

2028 Hall Inductees

RB Donnie Benton Norwich Quagmire
RB Tom Parrish Ayr Bravehearts
WR Clyde Donaldson Fall River Axmen
WR Todd Rausch Hell Creek Tyrannosaurs
WR Chris Sanders Washington Piledrivers
OL Justin Cranford Fall River Axmen...read more.