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To read more about the history of the Baltimore Orioles, [[Baltimore Orioles|click here]].
To read more about the history of the Baltimore Orioles, [[Baltimore Orioles|click here]].


[[Ron Cooke]] led the Orioles through 1998, until [[Lamont Bryant]] was drafted as a rookie to Baltimore in 1999. He remains the lead quarterback as of 2014.
[[Ron Cooke]] led the Orioles through 1998, until [[Lamont Bryant]] was drafted as a rookie to Baltimore in 1999. He remained the lead quarterback until 2014, when rookie phenom [[Aspen Redfield]] took over the lead quarterback spot and led the Ponies to a Conference Championship. Bryant retired in the 2014 off-season.


After visiting the Pro-Team Bowl in 2001 and 2003, the Orioles won the 2012 Pro-Team Bowl and then the FAFF abruptly closed their doors. Fans of Baltimore, outraged that one of the nation's most beloved teams had suddenly been removed from underneath their paws/hooves/claws, fans were understandably happy when it was announced that the Baltimore Ponies were opening as a new team in the UFFL.
After visiting the Pro-Team Bowl in 2001 and 2003, the Orioles won the 2012 Pro-Team Bowl and then the FAFF abruptly closed their doors. Fans of Baltimore, outraged that one of the nation's most beloved teams had suddenly been removed from underneath their paws/hooves/claws, fans were understandably happy when it was announced that the Baltimore Ponies were opening as a new team in the UFFL.

Revision as of 22:20, 10 April 2015

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The Baltimore Ponies are an original team introduced to the UFFL Continental conference in 2014. They were originally established and named the Baltimore Orioles, in accordance with the MLB team of the same name that moved to Baltimore in 1954. Under the helm of legendary head coach Mike Aslester, they dominated the FAFF - from 1958-1963 Baltimore had only missed one championship.

To read more about the history of the Baltimore Orioles, click here.

Ron Cooke led the Orioles through 1998, until Lamont Bryant was drafted as a rookie to Baltimore in 1999. He remained the lead quarterback until 2014, when rookie phenom Aspen Redfield took over the lead quarterback spot and led the Ponies to a Conference Championship. Bryant retired in the 2014 off-season.

After visiting the Pro-Team Bowl in 2001 and 2003, the Orioles won the 2012 Pro-Team Bowl and then the FAFF abruptly closed their doors. Fans of Baltimore, outraged that one of the nation's most beloved teams had suddenly been removed from underneath their paws/hooves/claws, fans were understandably happy when it was announced that the Baltimore Ponies were opening as a new team in the UFFL.

The Bali'mer Horseshoe is the home of the Ponies, and seats over 80,000 fans. They are also known for having one of the largest and widespread fanbases in the entire league.

Conference Continental
City Baltimore, Maryland
Stadium The Bali'mer Horseshoe
2014 Season Record 11-5 (7-3)
Conference Championships 1 (2014)
FurBowl Champions 0

Management

Head Coach Brace Bracy
Offensive Coordinator --
Defensive Coordinator --
Special Teams Coordinator --
Owner / GM ketchthedonkey (FA)
MASTER SHEET -Link here-

2014 Season

The GM may fill this in as they see fit.

Starting Roster

The table below includes all players currently starting on the Ponies roster.

ROSTER CAP: 26/35

Photo Name Pos. Species Ht Wt Yr College
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Aspen Redfield QB Deer - Red 6'4 245 2 Silverthorn
Seddrick Galloway RB Dog - Bulldog 5'10 238 2 FSU
Austin Pool RB Bear - Sun 6'0 225 8 Washington State
Dane Atkins RB Dog- Bolognese 5'10 223 6 Little Rock
Roderick Meadows FB Pademelon 5'11 235 9 South Texas
Lyndon Griggs TE Frog - Tree 5'11 202 4 Miami (FL)
Cletus Kenney TE Shrew - common 6'1 243 6 Wilkes-Barre
Everett Minten WR Cat - Ring-tailed 6'2 185 5 Utah State
Gerald Grimes WR Dog - English Springer spaniel 6'3 210 3 Vancouver
Brooks Dunn OL Duiker - common 6'4 270 3 Oklahoma
Bill Jarrett OL Orangutan - Bornean 6'4 290 7 San Diego State
Odell Schmitt OL Wolverine 6'7 309 2 Marlin State
Johnnie Cody OL Dog - Dachshund 6'2 295 5 Syracuse
Phil Rittel OL Donkey 6'2 280 3 Minnesota Polar
Kim Fletcher DT Penguin - King 5'11 250 4 Virginia Tech
Rob Hope DT Gazelle- Grant's 6'5 300 7 Levereaux (NC)
Jim Hardin LB Penguin - Little 6'0 255 4 Alaska - Anchorage
Stanley Benson LB Dog - Epagneul Pont Audemer 6'4 240 15 UNC - Greensboro
Bart Rosario LB Waterbuck 6'5 250 8 Nebraska
Maqui Jelani LB Lion 6'5 287 2 Fur Roulette
Connor Edge LB Weasel- least 6'4 220 2 Carolina FT
Gordon Kuhn CB Suni 6'0 210 6 Ferris College
David Locke CB Wildebeest- Blue 6'2 220 2 Wyoming Herd
Mathew Villegas SS Aardvark 6'3 228 5 Texas
Hank Carpenter FS Coon - Maine 6'1 238 5 Colorado State
Virginia Pratt K Cheetah 5'11 185 2 Mako CC

Practice Squad

The table below includes players who are currently appointed to the Practice Squad.

Photo Name Pos Species Ht Wt Yr College