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Friday, 2 March 2012

Our MAC predictions. Those Outlaws are going to be tired! (we still don't have a borders writer., nudge nudge, wink wink...)

The Friday Night Lights of the Harvey Hadden Stadium will shine upon the Nottingham Varsity clash this week, with both sides entering the game knowing that a win will earn them both bragging rights and – more importantly – a likely place in the Challenge Trophy.

BUAFL Match Report: Hurricanes sink Mariners

After a pre-game pep talk with Head Coach, Jim Messenger, the Hertfordshire Hurricanes marched out to the field with one goal in their minds; securing their next victory. If they could overcome the Greenwich Mariners, they would be crowned champions of the SEC and earn themselves a guaranteed play-off spot.

PRE GAME VIDEO FROM A GREENWICH POINT OF VIEW

BUAFL Week 12 Predictions: SEC

We round off the Southern Division with the SEC

BUAFL Week 12 Predictions: SWAC

SWAC predictions and a tricky one with the Cardiff game...

Week 12 BUAFL Predictions: TVC

This weeks is the final opportunity for teams to stake a claim for the post season. We start off with the TVC. SWAC and SEC will be along later to join the party.

BUAFL Predictions: Midweek SEC and Borders

Three games are taking place today, here's a look at our predictions!

BUAFL Match Report: Stingers Stung by Buccaneers

Another quality report from BNU including video highlights

BUAFL Match Report: EN Knights vs Sunderland Spartans

Match report from deepest darkest Border division

Week 11 Powerless Rankings: Rankings 15-1

Worcester's season gets worse as they struggle to get their star jumps in sync...

Once again it’s time for our powerless rankings as we bring shame to the fifteen worst teams in BUAFL so far this year. With a number of teams on last week’s powerless rankings winning, we see quite a bit of movement around, but only the Lancaster Bombers who scraped to a 3-0 win over Huddersfield, and the Staffordshire Stallions who dismantled the Worcester Royals, managed to avoid being on this week’s list!

Enough badgering around, onwards to the rankings!

With the end of the regular season fast approaching, we take a quick look at the updated playoff picture.

In the first round, the #3 and 4 seeds have home field advantage, with the #3 team hosting the #6 team and the #4 seed hosting the number #5 team.

In the second round, the #1 and 2 seeds return from their byes to host the winners of the previous round. The number 1 seed will host the lowest ranked team that advances, with the number 2 seed hosting the highest ranked team that advance.

The third round (semi finals) is where the national rankings come into place. The highest two seeds nationally will have the home field advantage over the two lower ranked teams.

Double Coverage: Photography Competition!

It's that time again!

Last month we asked you, the British American Footballing community, to submit your best photographs to feature on our Facebook Page.

The competition was a rousing success with Denzil Byron becoming the face of the Double Coverage franchise for a month with this picture:

The second half of our power rankings sees a number of teams in the early teens moving around, but the conference champs remain in the same position for another week.

Several teams featured in last week’s power rankings lost this week to shake things up and the added influence of the midweek games sees some old face return to the only weekly power rankings for British American Football.