Historical Facts

Firsts

Here is a list of firsts. They are in no particular order and will probably be reformatted once I think of a better way of doing this.

The first team to score 500 points in one week: Knee Wrecker in Week 11 of 2009 with 505.7.
The first team to score less then 270 points in one week: Squad Sweepers in Week 3 of 2011 with 248.5.
The first team to score more than 400 points in one week: Speed Demons in Week 4 of 2008 with 406.0.
One of the first teams to both score 500 points in a single game. Haku's Herps in Week 8 of 2012 with 518.5.
One of the first teams to both score 500 points in a single game. Xanadu Dragons in Week 8 of 2012 with 507.2.
The first team to be voted League MVP by the other team owners. Xanadu Dragons in of 2012 with .
The first team to make the playoffs with a losing record. In 2014 went to the playoffs with a 6-8 record. Boats N Hoes in of 2014 with .
The first team to be voted League Most Improved by the other team owners. Haku's Herps in of 2016 with .

Team Count By Year:

2006: Year 1 had 4 teams, with 4 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2007: Year 2 had 8 teams, with 6 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2008: Year 3 had 20 teams, with 11 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2009: Year 4 had 16 teams, with 11 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2010: Year 5 had 16 teams, with 14 returners and 3 mid-season replacements.
2011: Year 6 had 16 teams, with 15 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2012: Year 7 had 16 teams, with 12 returners and 2 mid-season replacements.
2013: Year 8 had 16 teams, with 14 returners and 1 mid-season replacements.
2014: Year 9 had 16 teams, with 14 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2015: Year 10 had 16 teams, with 14 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2016: Year 11 had 16 teams, with 0 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2017: Year 12 had 16 teams, with 14 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2018: Year 13 had 16 teams, with 15 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2019: Year 14 had 16 teams, with 15 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2020: Year 15 had 16 teams, with 15 returners and 1 mid-season replacements.
2021: Year 16 had 16 teams, with 14 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2022: Year 17 had 16 teams, with 16 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.
2023: Year 18 had 16 teams, with 0 returners and 0 mid-season replacements.

Team Order by Join Date

  1. The Xanadu Dragons joined the league on 2006-08-15.
  2. The Camelot Fluffy Butts joined the league on 2006-08-15.
  3. The Pink Panthers joined the league on 2009-08-17.
  4. The Fort Mill Wizards joined the league on 2009-08-18.
  5. The America Enforcers joined the league on 2010-10-01.
  6. The Boats N Hoes joined the league on 2012-10-25.
  7. The Victorious Secret joined the league on 2013-10-16.
  8. The Carolina Copperheads joined the league on 2014-08-05.
  9. The AzKaban Penguins joined the league on 2015-08-04.
  10. The Tribal Warfare joined the league on 2016-08-07.
  11. The Pom Town Limeys joined the league on 2017-08-04.
  12. The Saucy Nuggs joined the league on 2020-08-29.
  13. The Big Apples joined the league on 2021-08-08.
  14. The Fetty Cent joined the league on 2021-08-08.
  15. The Patrick Starfish joined the league on 2022-08-15.
  16. The Haku's Herps joined the league on 2022-08-22.

Retired Teams

Retirement Rule: A team must play at least 4 years in the league AND, if the team owner decides never to return, then the team owner must ask the league manager to retire the team name.