American Football League - Fictional History

 AACA Top 20: 1) Alabama State - 10-0 2) Ohio - 8-1 3) Michigan A&M - 8-1 4) Oklahoma - 9-1 5) Navy - 8-1-1 6) Iowa - 8-1-1 7) Mississippi - 8-1-1 8) Marsh (TX) - 7-3 9) Nebraska State - 8-2 10) St. Joseph’s - 6-3 11) Texas - 6-3-1 12) Arizona - 10-0 13) McTyeire (TN) - 7-3 14) Mississippi A&M - 6-2-1 15) North Carolina - 7-1-2 16) Northern Oregon - 6-2-2 17) Chicago Christian - 6-2-1 18) Army - 7-2 19) Wisconsin State - 6-3 20) Monticello (VA) - 9-0-1 AACA Bowls: Tournament of Roses Bowl (Los Angeles, CA) - (5) Navy 10 -7 (16) Northern Oregon Palm Bowl (Miami, FL) - (7) Mississippi 48 -21 (15) North Carolina Magnolia Bowl (Houston, TX) - (4) Oklahoma 20 -7 (8) Marsh Columbian Bowl (Chicago, IL) -  (2) Ohio 34 -20 (6) Iowa Gold Bowl (San Francisco, CA) - (3) Michigan A&M 37 -21 Los Angeles State Cigar Bowl (Tampa, FL) -  (10) St. Joseph’s 3 -0 (13) McTyeire Syrup Bowl (New Orleans, LA) - (14) Mississippi A&M 39 -7 (18) Army Sun Bowl (El Paso, TX) - (9) Neb...

Retirements QB Gilbert Clay College: Kansas Teams: Tri-Cities Black Hawks/Hawks (1946-1956) AFL Championships: 1 (1950) Awards: Most Valuable Player (1950) In college, Clay was a pretty good but not amazing player. He only got a single contract once he graduated college, and not even for the team that was closest to him. He would have to travel to Iowa, joining the Hawks just a year after they won their second title in the MWFC. He was brought in as an extra player in case of injury, not taking a single step on the field due to the regular starter going down with injury. He lit a fire under a Hawks team that was starting to be past its prime, taking the Hawks to finish runner-up in his second year as a starter. His play transferred well into the AFL, winning the first Most Valuable Player award and taking the Hawks to win the first championship in the AFL. For a future that would look so bright, that 1950 season would be his peak. He was never able to re...