The World League (Second and Ten)

[Henchman21]

The World League began in the 1970 season using franchises from the USFL, WLAF, XFL, and NFLE stocked with NFL players. This is an auto-play league where we have Second and Ten simulate the games, and participants act as the teams GM.

Game Settings
- Home Field Advantage : OFF
- Require FB in 2 RB Sets: OFF
- All other rules follow the NFL rules from the current season.

Supplemental Draft and Trades
- Each offseason there is a 10 round draft for debuting players and free agents.
- Draft picks can be included in trades.
- Trade deadline is Week 7 during 14 game seasons, and week 8 once the schedule expands to 16 games.

Expansion
- League expands during the same years as the NFL (1976, 1995, 1999, and 2002)

[Henchman21]

1971 Week 7 Results

Full Box Scores

Amsterdam - 0 @ Los Angeles - 31
Arizona - 13 @ Barcelona - 34
Berlin - 27 @ Oklahoma - 31
Denver - 16 @ Philadelphia - 23
Frankfurt - 14 @ Memphis - 38
Houston - 13 @ Pittsburgh - 10
Las Vegas - 3 @ Sacramento - 48
London - 10 @ Oakland - 34
Montreal - 12 @ New Jersey - 35
Raleigh-Durham - 10 @ Chicago - 28
San Antonio - 20 @ NY-NJ - 20
Scotland - 16 @ San Francisco - 0
Tampa Bay - 17 @ Rhein - 21

OPOTW - Roger Staubach (NJ): 223 passing trds, 3 TD; 16 Rushing yrds, 2 TD
DPOTW - Richie Petitbon (SAC): 7 tkls, 3 INT, 2 TD, 1 PD

Week 7 Key Injuries:
Don McCauley, RB (AMS)
Duane Thomas, RB (OK)
Norm Bulaich, RB (FRA)

League Standings

Available Teams:
NY-NJ Hitmen
Oakland Invaders
Philadelphia Stars
Pittsburgh Maulers
Sacramento Surge
San Francisco Demons

[Henchman21]

1971 Week 8

Full Box Scores

Barcelona - 7 @ Amsterdam - 20
Houston - 27 @ Denver - 10
Las Vegas - 30 @ London - 9
Los Angeles - 28 @ Memphis - 27
Oakland - 7 @ New Jersey - 19
Okllahoma - 3 @ Scotland - 31
Philadelphia - 0 @ NY-NJ - 13
Pittsburgh - 0 @ Chicago - 10
Raleigh-Durham - 41 @ Arizona - 23
Rhein - 21 @ Frankfurt - 23
Sacramento - 35 @ San Antonio - 30
San Francisco - 24 @ Montreal - 24
Tampa Bay - 20 @ Berlin - 20

League Standings

OPOTW: O.J. Simpson (SF) - 96 rushing yds 1 TD; 97 receiving yds 2TD
DPOTW: Coy Bacon (NY-NJ) - 6 tkls, 2 sacks, 1 FF

Key Injuries Week 8
George Webster, LB (RHE)
Jon Fuqua, RB (PHI)
Lyle Alzedo, DE (LA)

Available Teams (You do not have to own the game to participate)
NY-NJ Hitmen
Oakland Invaders
Philadelphia Stars
Pittsburgh Maulers
Sacramento Surge
San Francisco Demons

[johnstone1987]

Is the Game called Second and Ten?

[Henchman21]

Quote: Originally Posted by johnstone1987

Is the Game called Second and Ten?

Yes.


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[Henchman21]

1971 Week 9 Results

Full Box Scores

Arizona - 29 @ Oakland - 14
Barcelona - 27 @ Scotland - 17
Berlin - 9 @ Denver - 6
Frankfurt - 0 @ Amsterdam - 24
Los Angeles - 33 @ Houston - 23
Memphis - 24 @ London - 7
New Jersey - 10 @ Tampa Bay - 10
NY-NJ - 10 @ Chicago - 16
Oklahoma - 6 @ Sacramento - 13
Philadelphia - 24 @ Raleigh-Durham - 16
Pittsburgh - 21 @ Montreal - 12
Rhein - 30 @ Las Vegas - 7
San Antonio - 6 @ San Francisco - 16

League Standings
Los Angeles holds a comfortable lead in the NAC West, but all other division races are tight as we head into the final stretch.

OPOTW: Greg Landry (LA) - 266 passing yds, 2 TD; 31 rushing yds 1 TD
DPOTW: Al Cowlings (BER) - 7 tkls, 2 sacks, 1 safety

Week 9 Key Injuries:
None

[johnstone1987]

Is it a Simulator on the PC? I'll have to check it out.

[Henchman21]

Quote: Originally Posted by johnstone1987

Is it a Simulator on the PC? I'll have to check it out.

Yep. For PC and it comes with all of the NFL seasons back to the 30s, and several NCAA seasons as well. There’s a lot of neat stuff you can do with it once you play around with it a bit.

http://www.secondandten.com


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