Jackson: All time Results and Records

Established: 1986

Championships: 1987

Super Bowls: 1986, 1987, 1993

Final Fours: 1986, 1987, 1993, 1996, 1998

Lifetime Record: 114-89-6

Post-season Record: 10-8

Team Records

Wins Season: 11, 1993
Losses Season: 9, 1995
Winning Streak: 6, wk10-13, 15-16, 1993
Losing Streak: 4, wk 1-4, 1995
Most Points Season: 663, 1998
Fewest Points Season: 428, 1997
Most Points Game:

91 wk 12 Jackson 80 Wallace 44
Fewest Points Game:

93 wk 17 Wallace 37 Jackson 4
* = BRFL Record

Team Archives Matrix	* New Team * 2001 Archive		2001 Standings 2001 Stats on MFL 2001 NFL Schedule 2001 Transactions 2001 Weekly Results and Schedule 2001 BRFL Draft Results 2001 BRFL Forum
2001 Results 2001 wk 1 McCowan 52 Jackson 42 2001 wk 2 Outlaw 47 Jackson 44 2001 wk 3 Jackson 50 Brad Moses 28 2001 wk 4 Jackson 52 Cantrell 37 2001 wk 5 Jackson 67 Rick Moses 33 2001 wk 6 Brown 55 Jackson 19 2001 wk 7 Jackson 47 Ricker 38 2001 wk 8 Deitrich vs Jackson 2001 wk 9 Best vs Jackson 2001 wk 10 Cousins vs Jackson 2001 wk 11 Jones/Klingman vs Jackson 2001 wk 12 Jackson vs McCowan 2001 wk 13 Outlaw vs Jackson 2001 wk 14 Brad Moses vs Jackson		2001 Roster 1-11 CJ Terrell Owens SF R 2-14 CJ SF QB 3-35 CJ James Stewart DET B 4-38 CJ Jimmy Smith JAC R 5-59 CJ Garrison Hearst SF B 6-62 CJ GB QB 7-83 CJ Thomas Jones ARI B 8-86 CJ Az Hakim R STL 9-107 CJ Jason Elam DEN K 10-110 CJ Jerry Rice OAK R 11-131 CJ Washington Redskins D 12-134 CJ Sammy Morris BUF B 13-155 CJ Tim Dwight R SD

Jackson Archive
2000 Results and Roster

Team Archives Matrix

2000 Results

2000 wk 1 Jackson 36 Moses 19
2000 wk 2 Dahlin-Bethea 33 Jackson 17
2000 wk 3 Jackson 33 Czupryna 20
2000 wk 4 Best 38 Jackson 35
2000 wk 5 Outlaw 45 Jackson 35
2000 wk 6 Jones-Klingman 35 Jackson 13
2000 wk 7 Wallace 52 Jackson 43
2000 wk 8 Jackson 51 Barry 47
2000 wk 9 Jackson 35 Ricker 30
2000 wk 10 Jackson 44 Deitrich 44
2000 wk 11 Jackson 50 Stroupe 39
2000 wk 12 Moses 41 Jackson 35
2000 wk 13 Dahlin-Bethea 28 Jackson 26
2000 wk 14 Czupryna 54 Jackson 27

2000 Roster

1-7 CJ Terrell Davis B DEN
2-18 CJ Jamal Anderson B ATL
3-33 CJ Tony Gonzales R KC
4-42 CJ Keyshawn Johnson R TB
5-57 CJ Peter Warrick R CIN
6-64 CJ Bill Schroeder R GB
7-81 CJ Ike Hilliard R NYG
8-88 CJ Tim Dwight R ATL
9-105 CJ Olanis Gary B DEN
10-112 CJ Kevin Faulk B NE
11-129 CJ Olindo Mare K MIA
12-136 CJ Denver D
13-153 CJ Cincinnati QBs

Jackson Archive
1999 Results and Roster

Team Archives Matrix

1999 Results

99 wk 1 Jackson 40 Czupryna 21
99 wk 2 Jackson 35 Stroupe 23
99 wk 3 Wallace 34 Jackson 30
99 wk 4 Barry 39 Jackson 28
99 wk 5 Jackson 41 Deitrich 32
99 wk 6 Jackson 68 Jones-Klingman 14
99 wk 7 Jackson 37 Outlaw 36
99 wk 8 Jackson 38 Talbot 14
99 wk 9 Mosakowski-Hale 62 Jackson 18
99 wk 10 Jackson 58 Peil 28
99 wk 11 Best 47 Jackson 32
99 wk 12 Jackson 56 Czupryna 44
99 wk 13 Jackson 46 Stroupe 22
99 wk 14 Best 52 Jackson 8
99 wk 15 Deitrich 30 Jackson 28

1999 Roster

1-10 CJ Terrel Owens R SF
2-15 CJ Curtis Martin B NYJ
3-34 CJ Terrance Mathis R ATL
4-39 CJ Ed McCaffery R DEN
5-58 CJ Jason Elam K DEN
6-63 CJ Buffalo Q BUF
7-82 CJ Leroy Hoard B MIN
8-87 CJ Kevin Faulk B NE
9-106 CJ Pittsburgh Q PIT
10-111 CJ Hines Ward R PIT
11-130 CJ Leslie Shepard R CLE
12-135 CJ Washington D WAS

1999 Jackson Season Wrap Up

Wrap Ups: MOS JK DP BAR | OUT TAL BUD WAL | CZ CJ BST STP

Jackson had a wonderful season going for about 13 weeks. Then he disappeared, literally, at the season's end. He was very conservative with his lineups, drafting very smart and making very smart moves. Very un-jackson like, but as always...at the end of the season, a big "if only".

Jackson came out of the gate with two division wins. Then lost his next two to Wallace and AB. Jackson had some concerns about his QBs. Pittsburgh was cut. Buffalo despite 18 in week 5 win over bye strapped Bud. In week 6, Jackson benched Buffalo and started SR Carolina, who paid handsomely with 25 points in a 54 point pounding of JK. However, the "right of first refusal" rule proposal failed, and Carolina went back into the free agent pool, and were picked up by division rival Best. However, Jackson continue on a roll. He beat Outlaw 37-36. A whipping of Talbot, a set back to the Mo-ha, and then a smashing of Peil. Jackson was looking good with a two point lead over Best as the season returned to division play. Best would get two shots at Jackson in weeks 11 and 14.

Meanwhile, Best was improving thanks to his pick-up of Carolina QBs. In week 11, Jackson lost 47-32 and kept a one game lead. They would meet again in week 14. Until then both Jackson and Best whipped up on CZ and Stroupe, insuring that week 14 would be for the championship. In the interim, Jackson had found a new QB in Atlanta. In week 14, they were matched up against the 49'ers, a dream matchup... a dream match up in every other week but this one. They were completely shut down as was the rest of Jackson's team. Not a TD was scored as the West division title was rudely snatched away 52-8.

For the playoffs, Jackson picked up red-hot Patrick Jeffers. However, Calvin didn't start him against Bud. Jeffers played on a Saturday, rolling up big numbers against San Francisco. Jackson, with no web access that weekend, called in his lineup on Sunday. Despite the mistake, Jackson had opportunites. Bud had benched a large number of points and Leroy Hoard was going on Monday night. However, Hoard got in only once, stuffed at the goal in another opportunity. The season was over.