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Started by luckyshow, Aug 13 2014 11:16 AM
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#1 luckyshow
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 11:16 AM
On June 8, 2014, the Turkey American Football League had its championship game ("pro" but may be playing 9-on-9)
The Koc RAms played the Bogazici Sultans. Oddly (or maybe not oddly), this game is promoted and hyped, but reports on this game, at least in English, are non-existent. There is a video of the game, which I admit, due to my computer problems, I have not seen (or rather, heard). I am unsure if a winner or final score is mentioned.
These type of things drive me nuts. I guess NFL expanson to Istanbul or Ankara is not imminent.
Was anyone at this game? (lol) who could actually relate a result?
#2 LJP
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 11:24 AM
The Bogazici Sultans twitter account has the score as 30-23.
Game report is here, although in Turkish. Google's Translate converts this to English.
#3 oldecapecod 11
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Posted 14 August 2014 - 09:50 AM
Do they play on Thanksgiving or is that kinda like a holy day over there?
#4 luckyshow
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Posted 14 August 2014 - 10:52 AM
It gets weirder. In Spain, there is no bowl name, but there are two championships. One is a post season championship, the other a Cup series.
Here I will show a possible odd phenomena. The false records list (maybe)
I found few places to write and ask about this one.
This is said to be the true championship game list:
http://en.wikipedia....
The following is unrecognized and before 2003 whether it has any truth at all to it is up to question. It is only source with a date for 2014 game, and it lists Roman Numerals, for what's that worth. The dates are off for the early games that match. There is one instance where a winner is listed as a loser on this list. There is a 117 point game listed. I have no idea if there is any reality to the 117 point game or anything else before 2003 on this listing:
http://fr.wikipedia....i/Championnat_d'Espagne_de_football_américain
I also have the Cup listings but there are only one of those..
This makes no sense. Was it an upstart championship? Was this the only seen instance of a fake history of an obscure foreign league?
TAFL2
Started by luckyshow, Aug 13 2014 11:16 AM
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#1 luckyshow
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 11:16 AM
On June 8, 2014, the Turkey American Football League had its championship game ("pro" but may be playing 9-on-9)
The Koc RAms played the Bogazici Sultans. Oddly (or maybe not oddly), this game is promoted and hyped, but reports on this game, at least in English, are non-existent. There is a video of the game, which I admit, due to my computer problems, I have not seen (or rather, heard). I am unsure if a winner or final score is mentioned.
These type of things drive me nuts. I guess NFL expanson to Istanbul or Ankara is not imminent.
Was anyone at this game? (lol) who could actually relate a result?
TAFL
Started by luckyshow, Aug 13 2014 11:16 AM
3 replies to this topic
#1 luckyshow
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 11:16 AM
On June 8, 2014, the Turkey American Football League had its championship game ("pro" but may be playing 9-on-9)
The Koc RAms played the Bogazici Sultans. Oddly (or maybe not oddly), this game is promoted and hyped, but reports on this game, at least in English, are non-existent. There is a video of the game, which I admit, due to my computer problems, I have not seen (or rather, heard). I am unsure if a winner or final score is mentioned.
These type of things drive me nuts. I guess NFL expanson to Istanbul or Ankara is not imminent.
Was anyone at this game? (lol) who could actually relate a result?
#2 LJP
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 11:24 AM
The Bogazici Sultans twitter account has the score as 30-23.
Game report is here, although in Turkish. Google's Translate converts this to English.
#3 oldecapecod 11
PFRA Member
Posted 14 August 2014 - 09:50 AM
Do they play on Thanksgiving or is that kinda like a holy day over there?
#4 luckyshow
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Posted 14 August 2014 - 10:52 AM
It gets weirder. In Spain, there is no bowl name, but there are two championships. One is a post season championship, the other a Cup series.
Here I will show a possible odd phenomena. The false records list (maybe)
I found few places to write and ask about this one.
This is said to be the true championship game list:
http://en.wikipedia....
The following is unrecognized and before 2003 whether it has any truth at all to it is up to question. It is only source with a date for 2014 game, and it lists Roman Numerals, for what's that worth. The dates are off for the early games that match. There is one instance where a winner is listed as a loser on this list. There is a 117 point game listed. I have no idea if there is any reality to the 117 point game or anything else before 2003 on this listing:
http://fr.wikipedia....i/Championnat_d'Espagne_de_football_américain
I also have the Cup listings but there are only one of those..
This makes no sense. Was it an upstart championship? Was this the only seen instance of a fake history of an obscure foreign league?
TAFL2
Started by luckyshow, Aug 13 2014 11:16 AM
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#1 luckyshow
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Posted 13 August 2014 - 11:16 AM
On June 8, 2014, the Turkey American Football League had its championship game ("pro" but may be playing 9-on-9)
The Koc RAms played the Bogazici Sultans. Oddly (or maybe not oddly), this game is promoted and hyped, but reports on this game, at least in English, are non-existent. There is a video of the game, which I admit, due to my computer problems, I have not seen (or rather, heard). I am unsure if a winner or final score is mentioned.
These type of things drive me nuts. I guess NFL expanson to Istanbul or Ankara is not imminent.
Was anyone at this game? (lol) who could actually relate a result?