The Nashville Force has emerged as serious rival to Tillman for the TTFBA Championship thanks to a sweet father-son deal that brought 94 reception WR Bobby Engram and 7 rated OT Vernon Carey to Nashville in return for 1st and 3rd round 2009 picks. New England (formerly Huntsville) may give NW Missouri a run for the Simpson Conference championship.
An interesting statistic is that 3 out of the top 7 teams are from the Taylor Division : Nashville, Great Lakes and Dallas. NW Missouri and New England are also in the same division (Dorsett).
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Here are the rankings based upon a run of 40 seasons:
1. Nashville : 502 wins, #1 offense, #2 defense
2. Tillman : 501 wins, #6 offense, #1 defense
3. NW Missouri : 474 wins, #3 offense, #3 defense
4. New England : 468 wins, #2 offense, #6 defense
5. Great Lakes : 451 wins, #7 offense, #4 defense
6. Hermitage : 432 wins, #5 offense, #10 defense
7. Dallas : 421 wins, #9 offense, #7 defense
8. Steeltown : 415 wins, #4 offense, #15 defense
9. Montcalm : 408 wins, #8 offense, #9 defense
10. Knoxville, 368 wins, #14 offense, #5 defense
11-15. Ohio, Real Charleston, Dakota, San Pedro, Lawson
16-20. Mt. Pilot, Muncie, Transylvania, Philadelphia, Death Valley
21-24. Dayton, Donelson, North Carolina, Wausau
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