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Miniature Football Bowl Championship Series

The Miniature Football Bowl Championship Series is presented as a Nation wide league for miniature football coaches to compete leading FBS or FCS Division I college football teams in 11 individual Conference leagues, culminating in a National Playoff that will result in a singular National Champion.   Miniature Football coaches from around the USA have launched  this true National league, and games for the forth season will commence in November of 2022.    Stay posted for exciting miniature fooball action!

Coaches are competing for the 2023 MFBCS Championship and individual Conference Championships, while vying for a spot at the end of season Bowl Games as well!

MFBCS 2023 IMPORTANT DATES

11/24/22:  Registration and Dues deadline

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THE LIST OF PAID TEAMS IS IN A CHART BELOW

UNPAID TEAMS ON 11/24/22 WILL BE OPEN TO FIRST COME FIRST SERVE COACHES TO BE TAKEN OVER

11/24/22:  2023 Season Opens!

12/9/22-12/11/22:  College Football HOF Challenge in Atlanta

6/4/23:  Last day to complete 2023 Regular Season Schedule

6/22/23-6/26/23 :  MFBCS 2023 National Playoffs in DFW Westlake, Texas

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JOINING THE MFBCS

The actual final date to register and pay dues for the 2023 season  is 11/24/22.   Should a coach be interested in reserving a team for the upcoming 2023 MFBCS season, he may secure that unselected team by contacting the MFBCS Commisioner and pre-pay dues for the 2023 Season to lock down their chosen team.  At this time we are planning to protect the integrity of existing conferences due to interest from groups of coaches in founding these conferences.   

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50$ to friends/family.  Dues submitted to reserve a team for the 2023 season are non-refundable. 

The MFBCS at this time is underway 2023 with over 121 teams. 

RPI RANKING SYSTEM EXPLAINED

MFBCS RPI Methodology Explained:

Dr. Bob explained that he wanted a few key principals: 

  • No subjectivity.  At the beginning of the season everyone is equal and formulaic.  The season will play out for Coach A and Coach B.  The formula doesn’t know that Coach A is a 3 time champion and Coach B is a rookie.  Rankings are all based on points accumulated for wins and close losses this season only. 
  • A decisive win is 10+ points.  No additional credit for running up the score (i.e. a 34-21 victory counts the same as a 34-0 victory). 
  • There needs to be some points given for tough losses. 
  • Who you beat matters – reward coaches for playing and beating successful coaches or playing them close. 

 

Based on these principles, the MFBCS RPI was designed with these calculations: 

 

RANKING IS BASED ON TOTAL VICTORY POINTS + TOTAL OPPONENT WIN POINTS 

YOUR TEAM’S NET WIN LOSS POINTS 

  • 10 points will be credited to a coach for each victory with a margin of 1-9 points.  12.5 points will be credited to a coach for each victory with a margin of 10+ points 
  • 10 points will be deducted from a coach for each loss with a margin of 1-9 points.  12.5 points will be deducted from a coach for each loss with a margin of 10+ points 
     

YOUR TEAM’S OPPONENT WIN POINTS FOR PLAYING A TOUGH OPPONENT 

  • When your team beats another opponent it also gets their WIN POINTS added as bonus points. 
    • i.e. Coach Daltrey going into the game has 4 wins all by 10+ points therefore he has 50 WIN POINTS (4*12.5).   
    • You beat Coach Daltrey by 6 points so now he is 4-1.  He still has 50 WIN POINTS AND 40  NET WIN LOSS POINTS (50-10) 
    • In addition to your 10 points for beating Coach Daltrey, his 50 win points also are tentatively added to your OPPONENT WIN POINTS.
    • As Coach Daltrey racks up more wins in the season (let’s say he has 110 WIN POINTS – you’d also get whatever victory points he has for WIN POINTS as your final OPPONENT WIN POINTS.
  • When your team loses by 7 or less points you get 25% of the opponent’s WIN POINTS.  Therefore, in this example if you didn’t beat Coach Daltrey but lost 34-31 you’d get 25% of his season’s WIN POINTS.  If Coach Daltrey ended up the year with 100 WIN points, you’d get 25 OPPONENT WIN POINTS. 

    Small Change - 3/31/22.  In responding to feedback we made one small tweak.  Once you've played 8 games, we will be using an average of your net points per game played and then multiplying it by 8.  That way everyone over 8 games is evaluated by their overall averages as opposed to a 10-3 coach potentially being ranked ahead of a 9-0 coach just because they played more games.

MFBCS AWARDS AND TROPHIES FOR 2022

At the conclusion of scheduled Conference game play, an Awards Committee which was formed from distinguished individuals with a passion for miniature football  convened to select awardees for all Individual awards to include the Heisman Trophy.   Additionally, the MFBCS coaches were polled to select All-Conference players from their respective conferences, as well as All-American awardees and the Coach of the Year.  All  dues paying coaches had an equal vote.  Awards and Trophies were announced and distributed at the National MFBCS Playoff weekend!

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MFBCS TEAMS CURRENTLY REGISTERED AND PAID FOR 2023

PAC 12 PAC 12 Coaches BIG 12 BIG 12 Coaches BIG 10 BIG 10 Coaches ACC ACC Coaches SEC SEC Coaches AAC AAC Coaches SOUTHERN SOUTHERN Coaches MWC MWC Coaches MEAC MEAC Coaches Independents SUN BELT SUN BELT Coaches
1 Utah Harold Plummer PAID UT Brandon Woodard PAID Ohio State Jimbo Dunagan PAID Virginia Dwayne Hall PAID Georgia Rafiyq Mcdanul PAID Missouri State James Barnes PAID Tennessee Tech Bryan Nutt PAID Utah State Jason Leiker PAID NC Central Jasper Scott PAID Notre Dame JC Davis PAID Troy Selby Primus PAID
2 Washington Darren Hunter PAID Rice John Rowon PAID Michigan Damon Lucas PAID Virginia Tech Levi Franklin PAID Arkansas Ira Meachum PAID Conn Bryan Newton PAID Citadel Joel Pritchard PAID UNLV Jaron Turner PAID Alabama State Al Kyle PAID BYU Tom Ruesink PAID ODU Aaron Marron PAID
3 Colorado Bobby Mendoza PAID West Virginia Kevin Mathis PAID Nebraska Phillip Rawlings PAID Syracuse Brian Phillips PAID UT Arlington Oscar Woodard PAID Houston James Harris PAID Livingston Bennie Gibson PAID Wyoming Steven Lucero PAID Howard David Hill PAID U So Alabama Fred McClamb PAID
4 San Jose State Charles Taylor Oklahoma State Jeff Warren PAID NC State Jamie Taylor PAID Johnson C Smith Adrian Baxter PAID UTSA Robert Jackson PAID Memphis Kelley Newton PAID Coastal Caronlina Mack Daniels PAID Northern Arizona Mark Holguin PAID Florida A&M Warren Ritter PAID 2 UNNC Kevin Brown PAID
5 Oregon Mert Perkins PAID TCU Steven Gray PAID Mount St. Joseph Austin Womack PAID Louisville Glen Phoenix PAID Mississippi State John Sullivan PAID Cincinnati Elijah Bartels PAID South Carolina State Henry Crosby PAID Boise State Mike Turner PAID West Virginia State Lonnie Devan PAID Yale Ricky Beams PAID
6 Eastern Washington Eddie Kim Kansas State Mark Sheeter PAID Michigan State Jim Davis PAID Clemson Darren Jahmani PAID Texas A&M Paul Alvarez PAID Temple Greg Burch PAID Charleston Southern Daryl Hall PAID Fort Hays State Chris Sorenson PAID Hampton Ed Morgans PAID Virginia Union Darrell Smith PAID
7 USC Bob Owens PAID Texas Tech Curtis Kitchens PAID Saginaw Valley State Greg Hardmon PAID Maryland Dearell Brevard PAID Tennessee State Brian Watson PAID* East Carolina Paul Bartels PAID High Point University Phil Ponder PAID Fresno State Augustin Torres PAID Toledo Dave Keaton PAID UC Santa Cruz Jeff Leonard PAID
8 UCLA Marcelo Troilo PAID OU Barry Stephenson PAID Penn State Jamel Goodloe Wake Forest Brian Healey PAID Tennessee Vince Stone PAID Middle Tenn State Jeff Fellers PAID Gardner Webb Daniel Huggins PAID University of Nevada Reno Perry Burke PAID Marshall Anthony Justice PAID West Virginia Southern David Rife PAID
9 Arizona State Tim Riley PAID Iowa State Bobby Stocks PAID Indiana Edgar Downs PAID Pittsburgh Paul Woody PAID Florida Pep Woods PAID Presbyterian Jeff Cameron PAID Southern Marvin Winn PAID
10 Colorado State Chet Haptonstal PAID Baylor Rick Cabell PAID Northern Illinois Ty Williams PAID Duke Chris Stringer PAID Ole Miss Logan King Wofford Kyle Perry PAID Montana State Universty Greg Davis PAID Bowie State Brad Sims PAID 8
11 Cal Brandon Hardy SMU DeWonne Mcdaniels PAID Rutgers Simmie Lassiter PAID North Carolina Jeff McCauley PAID Alabama Don Hudson PAID Furman PAID University of San Francisco Barbara Burke PAID North Carolina A&T Bobby Bush PAID
12 Stanford Matt Riley PAID Kansas Reggie Edwards PAID Northwestern Chuck Lawrence PAID Miami Joe Greco PAID LSU John Carodine PAID 8 Limestone Kolten Perry PAID Hawaii John Medieros PAID Morgan State Charles Motley PAID
13 San Diego State Sam Warren Purdue Frank Johnson PAID Georgia Southern Darrian Ross PAID UAB Paul Hersey PAID Tuskeegee Moe Woody PAID
14 Washington State James Crews PAID 12 Minnesota Brian Perry PAID Georgia Tech Steve Brown PAID 11 Norfolk ST Eric Toxey PAID
15 Florida State Sean Carter PAID 12 13 Villanova Bernard Alonge PAID
16 14 Alcorn State Clay Lomax PAID
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Bob Owens, M.D.

Miniature Football Bowl Championship Series Commissioner

Phone: 214-938-2487