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The
Hall of Fame was created in 2002 and is run by Adam. Each year,
the league will vote 1 new member into the Hall of Fame as a player,
fan, or important member of the BFL. Here are the current BFL Hall
of Famers
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2002
Hall of Fame Inductee
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Howie
"GoGo" of the Buck Celts and Quarterback |
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Achievements-
Howie "Gogo" is known is acknowledged as both a
player and quarterback for the BFL. As a player, Howie played
for the Buck Celts in 1997 and 1998. Howie was one of the
original four BFL teams to ever play. In 1998, Howie won the
BFL's first MVP award. After he announced his retirement as
a player, the Award was named the "Gogo" award in
his honor.
Howie
would still play a major role in every BFL game as the BFL's
automatic quarterback. Howie went on to quarterback an amazing
47 games in a row, from 1999 to 2002. All the teams that have
played under Gogo's arm have seen nothing other than brilliant
spirals and complete accuracy on every pass.
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2003
Hall of Fame Inductee
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Rich
of the Jernee Dragons |
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Achievements-
The Dragons played a pivotal role in building the BFL to what
it is today. Rich began play in 1997 and played all the way
through 2002. Rich is the only player to take his team to
the playoffs every year he played. When the Dragons took the
field, they had a chance to win every game with unconventional
play calling mixed with an exceptional knowledge of how to
win football games. The Dragons competed in a record 4 BFL
Bowls, (I,II,IV,V) and won BFL Bowl IV in double overtime
over the Black Knights. The Dragons also are known for creating
and mastering the "Barnburner" play created by Rich
on a bomb across the field. Rich is arguably the best player
to ever play in the BFL.
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2004
Hall of Fame Inductee
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Jason
of the London Melody |
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Achievements-
The Melody are a franchise that has done more for this league
than any other. Jason is known for both his on the field playing
as well as his contributions off the field as well. When playing,
Jason played with the heart of a champion. On every play,
the Melody gave thier all but also played with good sportsmanship
too. In 2000, his best season, Jason finished it 2-0-1 and
won the North Division Championship. Then after a playoff
win over the Koala, Jason went to BFL Bowl III were he left
with a BFL Championship Trophy. Off the field, Jason would
be seen playing organ at BFL games, marketing the league,
giving out promotions, and making Yearbooks too. Jason introduced
the "Three Sided Box" defense, as well as some new
fakes such as "Cablebox." While the Melody played
the game well, he left every game with the smile on his face
becasue win or lose, he always had a good time.
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