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Apart from this, extra time for like four or five minutes is added to each half, accounting for the time wasted on the field. In case of a tie, tiebreakers are executed for accuracy. The following list contains amazing football nicknames.
The Sports Fixtures Calculator creates a fixture list for up to 30 teams and allows you to email the Fixtures for later use. You can also use the Sports Fixtures Calculator to create a football league, rugby league, netball league or any others sports league where two or more teams (or individuals) compete. Looking for a comprehensive League Table Tool you can save and Edit? Use the Free Online Advanced League Table Creator
Sports Fixtures are simply a list of teams/individuals within the same sporting league who will play or compete against each other at least once, typically twice. For example a Football League Fixture provides a list of football teams by team name, the teams are then scheduled to play each other through the football season with the aim being for each team to play each other twice, one game being at the home teams stadium, the second being at the away teams stadium.
Creating your own sports league is easy with iCalculators free online sports fixture creator. Simply enter the number of teams in your league, select how many times they will pay each other and the sports fixture creator will automatically produce a sports fixture list for you. The Sports Fixture Calculator will produce the fixture list using default team names (Team 1, Team 2, Team 3 and so forth), you can enter your own team names if you prefer.
The Sports Fixture Calculator is great for people who quickly want to create a set of fixtures, maybe for a group of friends to play snooker together, for a school sports day, a pub football team league and so on. If you need more than a simple fixtures list, you can use our Advanced League Table Creator, an excellent, all encompassing sports league tool that allows you to create fixtures, record results, assign win/draw points and more. Most importantly, the Advanced League Table Creator allows you to save and edit your results, share the league with friends, competitors and more. Just like the Fixtures Creator, the Advanced League Table Creator is a free online calculator so you can keep track of your league games with no out of pocket loses.
This is a great spread sheet and is great to use to create the fixtures. I am a excel beginner and require your assistance to change the log generator to suit rugby results, like tries scored for, against, points difference bonus points etc. Like a proper rugby log. can you perhaps assist.Replycomputergaga says3 December 2014 at 7:58 amHi Jessie,
The link below is for our online course in how to create sports league tables and tournaments. A rugby example inc bonus points for tries etc is included on the course.
Create sports league tables and tournaments in Excel
AlanReplyJordan says17 February 2015 at 12:08 amHi, I am trying to do a world cup league where the 40 teams which competed in the last 2 world cups in Brazil and South Africa compete.
I would love to know how you can expand the spreadsheet to 40 teams as I can generate the fixtures for 40 teams but the table does not work past the 29th team.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.Replycomputergaga says23 February 2015 at 6:33 amTo include the other teams tou will need to expand each table (league table, calculations table, maybe teams aswell) and if you are still having problem check the ranges of the formulas esp the first 2 columns of Calculations.
Any problems sign up for my course on creating these league tables and tourna ments in Excel.
Create sports league tables and tournaments in ExcelReplyStuart Dennis says2 March 2015 at 12:38 amits not doing reverse fixtures after the half way point of the league, just a repeat of the 1st set
Reports by investigative journalists have linked FIFA leadership with corruption, bribery, and vote-rigging related to the election of FIFA president Sepp Blatter and the organization's decision to award the 2018 and 2022 World Cups to Russia and Qatar, respectively. These allegations led to the indictments of nine high-ranking FIFA officials and five corporate executives by the U.S. Department of Justice on charges including racketeering, wire fraud, and money laundering. On 27 May 2015, several of these officials were arrested by Swiss authorities, who launched a simultaneous but separate criminal investigation into how the organization awarded the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Those among these officials who were also indicted in the U.S. are expected to be extradited to face charges there as well.[8][9][10]
In total, FIFA recognizes 211 national associations and their associated men's national teams as well as 129 women's national teams; see the list of national football teams and their respective country codes. The number of FIFA member associations is higher than the number of UN member states as FIFA has admitted associations from 23 non-sovereign entities as members in their own right, such as the four Home Nations within the United Kingdom and the two special administrative regions of China: Hong Kong and Macau.
In a further Panorama exposé broadcast on 29 November 2010, Jennings alleged that three senior FIFA officials, Nicolas Leoz, Issa Hayatou and Ricardo Teixeira, had been paid huge bribes by ISL between 1989 and 1999, which FIFA had failed to investigate. Jennings claimed they appeared on a list of 175 bribes paid by ISL, totalling about $100 million. A former ISL executive said there were suspicions within the company that they were only awarded the marketing contract for successive World Cups by paying bribes to FIFA officials. The program also alleged that another current official, Jack Warner, has been repeatedly involved in reselling World Cup tickets to touts; Blatter said that FIFA had not investigated the allegation because it had not been told about it via 'official channels.'
The schools who put the most players on this list are archrivals closing in on the 100th anniversary of their first meeting. Notre Dame and USC each have nine players; Oklahoma, eight; Alabama and Ohio State, seven.
18. Glenn Davis (RB, Army, 1943-46)
Rushing yards: 2,957 Yards per carry: 8.3 Touchdowns: 59
Those who saw him play make Mr. Outside's long list of records read like the dry text that it is. Two quotes from the book "The Heisman: Sixty Years of Tradition and Excellence" explain Davis' greatness. First, Steve Owen, the coach of the New York Giants in the 1940s, declared Davis "better than Red Grange. He's faster and he cuts better." Additionally, Army teammate Bill Yeoman, the Hall of Fame coach of the Houston Cougars, said late in his life that Davis "is still the most phenomenal athlete I ever saw." At 5-9, 170, Davis might have been too slight for today's game. That's assuming anyone ever laid a pad on him. Davis was a three-time consensus All-American and won the 1946 Heisman Trophy.
30. Chuck Bednarik (C, Penn, 1945-48)
After finishing high school, Bednarik enlisted in the Army Air Forces and flew 30 bombing missions over Germany as an aerial gunner during World War II. He was named an All-American in 1947 and '48, when he finished third in Heisman Trophy voting and won the Maxwell Award. "Concrete Charlie" was one of the most ferocious players in the pros and was named All-Pro eight times. Since 1995, the Chuck Bednarik Award has been given to college football's best defensive player.
76. Tim Tebow (QB, Florida, 2006-09)
Passing yards: 9,285 Rushing yards: 2,947 Total TDs: 145 (88 pass/57 rush)
Few players were as beloved by their fan bases as Tebow, a three-time Heisman Trophy finalist who helped the Gators win a BCS national championship as a freshman in 2006. The next season, he became the first sophomore to win the Heisman, throwing for 3,286 yards with 32 touchdowns and running for 895 yards with 23 scores. He became the first player in FBS history to run and pass for 20 touchdowns in a season. As a junior, Tebow led Florida to another national title, defeating Oklahoma 24-14 in the BCS championship game. The two-time All-American broke five NCAA, 14 SEC and 28 Florida records, including career passing efficiency (170.8), completion percentage (67.1) and rushing yards by a quarterback (2,947). He won the Davey O'Brien Award in 2007 and the Maxwell Award in 2007 and '08.
93. Drew Brees (QB, Purdue, 1997-2000)
Passing yards: 11,792 Passing TDs: 90 Pass completions: 1,026
Brees started 29 games in high school and never lost. He led Westlake High School in Austin, Texas, to a state championship as a senior, but his only scholarship offers were from Purdue and Kentucky. By the time he was finished with the Boilermakers, he had established two NCAA, 13 Big Ten and 19 Purdue records. Brees was a two-time Heisman Trophy finalist and Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year. He was the 2000 Maxwell Award winner and the Academic All-American of the Year. Brees still ranks first in Big Ten history in career completions (1,026) and passing yards (11,792), and he is second in touchdowns (90).
133. Charlie Justice (RB, North Carolina, 1946-49) Rushing yards: 2,634 Total offense: 4,871 yards Touchdowns: 39
Justice is on the short list of greatest players never to win the Heisman. As a junior, he finished second to fellow junior Doak Walker of SMU. As a senior, he finished runner-up to Notre Dame end Leon Hart. "Choo Choo" Justice had to settle for being a two-time All-American and a Tar Heels legend. His school total-offense record (which doesn't include 1,794 return yards or his 42.6 punting average) stood for 45 seasons. His stature in North Carolina athletics will never diminish. A statue of him stands outside Kenan Stadium. Inside, the 22-yard lines are painted Tar Heel blue.
139. Woodrow Lowe (LB, Alabama, 1972-75)
Tackles: 315
Lowe is one of four Crimson Tide linebackers on this list, and it is no fluke that he holds his place among players such as Lee Roy Jordan, Cornelius Bennett and Derrick Thomas. Lowe and Bennett are the only three-time All-Americans in the rich history of Alabama football. The 134 tackles he made as a sophomore in 1973 remain an Alabama single-season record, and 44 years later, he has slipped from first to only fourth in career tackles (315). Alabama went 43-5 in Lowe's four years and never finished out of the top seven.