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OIL History 2013: Devastation

5/18/2015

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This is the eighth installment in our ongoing oral history project. You can read previous chapters here. 

A lot happened in 2013. One OILer lost his house in the Moore tornado that gained worldwide attention. Two brothers-in-arms died. Four managers had children born. There were trips to Lambeau Field and Cowboys Stadium. A new champion was crowned. And one of the OIL's own became "Top."

The Tornadoes

In May, two-time OIL champion Jack Bruesch lost his house in the Moore tornado. Fortunately, he and his family were uninjured, and OIL members and more came together to help in any way we could. 
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Bruesch's home after the Moore tornado.
CLIBURN: On a lighter note, it's a good thing I won the OIL and DBFA trophies back from Bruesch in 2012. Otherwise, those trophies would have been lost in the tornado rubble.

BRUESCH: I guess that's one silver lining of the whole thing. 

CLIBURN: We can joke about it now, but I was really worried about Bruesch on the day of the tornadoes. I couldn't get ahold of him, and I knew his house was in the path. Thankfully no one in his family was seriously injured though. 

Losing One of Our Own

On a more somber note, 2013 was also the year the OIL buried friends and brothers-in-arms. 1LT Brandon Landrum died in May from an IED explosion in Afghanistan. Members of the OIL knew him as SPC Landrum. 
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CLIBURN: Landrum was a medic and spent 2008 in Iraq with the 158. He went to the same high school and college as me, although we were in different classes. He had transferred to active duty as a commissioned officer when he died. 

DUFFY: He trained with me at a "war fighter" exercise when he was still with the 158. 

CLIBURN: I just remember how much he made us laugh at Camp Gruber. He'll be missed.

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Anatomy of a Rivalry: Hangovers and Arrogant Americans

11/3/2014

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While the OIL was born in Baghdad, the Hangovers/Arrogant Americans rivalry evolved slowly over multiple locations. The franchises were rivals long before the league permanently matched them up for Rivalry Week. And it came naturally. They prepare the entire season for their annual matchup. 
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As designated rivals, that matchup occurs every year in week 13's Rivalry Week. They played each other 10 times from 2007-2013 with the rhetoric rising each year. Their respective Facebook pages compete for fans and talk trash throughout the offseason. 
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End of Season Wrap-up and Membership Update

1/5/2014

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PictureThe Harrington Trophy
It is hard to believe that we just finished the eighth season of OklahomIraqis football, but it's true. 2013 was a big year for the OIL in both positive and negative ways. Here is a sampling of the 2013 OIL year in review:

In 2013, we updated our web site, road-tripped to an NFL game together, crowned a new champion, helped a league member regroup after losing his house to a tornado, gave up the DBFA trophy earned in 2012, had children, moved out-of-state, toured Lambeau Field, got a new license plate, established our 2014 draft order, saw one of our own get promoted to First Sergeant, and lost two friends and brothers-in-arms: Brandon Landrum and Joseph Killman. 



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Congratulations to Aaron Cobb, whose "Dogs of War" won their first OIL championship. The Harrington Trophy now resides in Fort Smith with Cobb, who was in Baghdad with the original OIL members in 2006 and joined the league in 2007. He defeated Cliburn, who tried and failed to be the first back-to-back champion in the OIL.  


Unfortunately, Cobb could not win the World War, so the OIL lost the DBFA's Trophy of Versailles. But the team Cobb had in week 17 wasn't the same one that dominated much of the season, though. By that time, Cobb was without Arian Foster, Wes Welker, Jermichael Finley, and Steve Smith. Still, he is happy just winning the OIL.

Co-commissioner Adam Duffy claimed the number one seed but fell flat in the semifinals. And then Justin Finch beat him in the third-place game. Tough break.


PictureBruesch's house after the May 20, 2013 tornado in Moore.
In May, two-time OIL champion Jack Bruesch lost his house in the Moore tornado that gained worldwide attention. Fortunately, he and his family were uninjured. OIL members and more came together to help in any way we could. He now lives in Norman and is grateful that his family is okay.

On a lighter note, it is a good thing that Cliburn won the OIL and DBFA trophies back from Bruesch in 2012. Otherwise, those trophies would have been lost in the tornado rubble.

PictureHat modeled after original Oklahoma state flag.
The OIL site sold "Oklahoma Original" hats for tornado relief after the storms and raised money for the American Red Cross. The hats were modeled after the original Oklahoma state flag. Some hats are still available for purchase.

In November, Yancy Baldwin, Justin Finch, Aaron Cobb, and Justin Cliburn went to the Cowboys-Vikings game together. It was the second straight year for an NFL trip among the guys, and they had a great time. Even sitting in the "nosebleed" section, the experience was fantastic. There really are no bad seats at "JerryWorld." 

Start thinking now about which game we should attend for our next NFL excursion. The Cowboys play the usual NFC East opponents at home next season, plus Arizona, San Francisco, Houston, Indianapolis, and New Orleans. Perhaps in future seasons we can expand our footprint and go to a different stadium, but Dallas is closest to most of the league.


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And the OIL family grew when 28.5% of the league had a baby in the last 53 weeks. Three league members' new babies were born in 2013 and one member had a son born just before 2013 began. Colt James Baldwin was born on Dec. 22, 2012. While his birth did not technically happen in 2013, it did occur between the 2012 and 2013 seasons. Colt just turned one and lives in Stratford with Yancy and his family.

Jessen's daughter (left) was born in Duncan and has been sporting her favorite outfit since day one: her DominationStation onesie (it's unclear if Mrs. Jessen shares the love for fantasy football-themed infant clothing). Cali's quickly becoming Jessen's biggest fan.

The other new additions to the OIL family were born far away from Oklahoma [insert your own opinion as to whether that is a good thing or a bad thing here].


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Adam Duffy's daughter, Olive (left), was born in Packer Country, but her favorite team is the Hangovers. 

And Christopher Trovillo had his first child in 2013, a son. Robert Trovillo (right) was born in Volunteer territory, but he's a born Dirty Hippie.

Congratulations are in order for all four fathers. 
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Robert Neal Trovillo

PictureMrs. Commish chose not to visit Lambeau Field. Weirdo.
2013 was the first season Duffy spent in his new home. After living in Lawton-Fort Sill for 20+ years, Duff moved to his family's hometown in Wisconsin. The Commish and Mrs. Commish visited the Duffies' new home in July.

The Commish, Duffy, and Duffy's father and brothers toured Lambeau Field and watched the Packers practice. It was the first time the Commish went to an NFL training camp. It also marked the first time that he had to wear a hoodie in July. Not cool, Wisconsin.


PictureLandrum deployed in 2008 with the 1-158.
On a more somber note, 2013 was also the year that we buried friends and brothers-in-arms. 1LT Brandon Landrum died in May from an IED explosion in Afghanistan. Members of the OIL knew him as SPC Landrum. 

He was a medic and spent 2008 in Iraq with the 158. He went to the same high school and college as the commissioner and was active duty when he died. He trained with co-commissioner Adam Duffy at a "war fighter" exercise. He made us laugh at Camp Gruber. He'll be missed.

PictureJoseph "Jody" Killman, Baghdad, 2006.
Joseph Killman died in December. He was in the 158 with all of us. He was in Jack Bruesch's and Cliburn's squad during the tour that gave birth to the OIL. He was funny, tough, and reliable. His death reminded us all how much we care about and miss each other. 

Even in death, Killman brought us together. At least 50 members of the 158, both past and present, attended his funeral. It was great seeing everyone that day, but the circumstances were awful. We shared stories about him and laughed and smiled. LT (now CPT) Ponder created a Facebook group for guys on that 1-158 SECFOR mission. Hopefully, we keep that group going and see each other again without someone dying.

It's a shame we don't see each other more often. This league is how most of us keep in touch with each other. I hope that going forward we can organize more NFL game trips together and get more managers at our draft parties. We owe it to ourselves and to each other to stay in touch. Let's do that.


PictureBruesch was a squad leader during the 2006 mission.
Just before the new year, OklahomIraqi Jack Bruesch was promoted to First Sergeant. He was Cliburn's squad leader in Iraq in 2006. 
Congratulations to the two-time OIL champion, good guy, and great NCO. We're proud of him. 

In the last year, we also added names to our membership's waiting list. Adam Schuster remains at the top of that list. If someone should leave the league, he is next in line for OIL membership. He was in Iraq with the 158 during the 2006 season, and he spent 2008 in Iraq with the 158 as well.  

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Next in line is Stephen Brosh, who was Cliburn's roommate in Baghdad and who was also in Bruesch's squad that year. Nick Reed has thrown his hat in the ring as well.  He was also on the 2006 mission with the original 10. They are all deserving candidates, but they'll have to wait their turn. As of right now, they're "on deck." 

After eight seasons, our league settings are pretty well-settled. But there is always room for improvement. Beginning in 2014, the OIL will re-seed its playoff teams after the first round. Our league has always said that we reward success. In that vein, the number one seed should play the lowest-seeded team in the semifinals no matter what. The number one seed in our league receives a first-round bye and now will also be guaranteed a matchup with the lowest-seeded team in the semifinals, giving that team the easiest road to the championship. 

PictureFellow OklahomIraqis, Camp Victory, Iraq, 2006
Our league is special. I know that every fantasy football player thinks his or her league is the best, but ours really is different. You know why. 

Our league was born in Baghdad. It represents more than fake football. All 14 members of our league were in the Army. All but one served in the 1st Bn. 158 FA. Twelve of us were in Iraq together in 2006. 

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The two that were not on that mission with us have been valuable members of the OIL. Few realize that Trovillo was responsible for creating the first OIL web site via the Weebly platform. That platform is still in use and has evolved to the site you see today. He was instrumental behind the scenes turning the OIL into a true community, and he has a great team name and logo too. Rogers is always involved, has one of the best team names and logos in the league, and maintains a fierce rivalry with Jessen. We have a website, a Twitter (@okiraqi), a Facebook group, a traveling trophy, a rivalry week, a league store, and a bond bigger than football. 

I enjoy serving as your commissioner, and I look forward to 2014. Happy new year, guys. Hopefully this year won't be nearly as eventful.

Cliburn.

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Final Standings and 2014 Draft Order

1/2/2014

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Our league rewards success, and that is reflected in our draft order policy. The champion will have first choice of draft slot. The number two team will go next, and so on. The last place team will be stuck with whatever is left. So, here is the draft slot order for 2014 (draft selection in parenthesis):
Draft Selection Order

  1. Cobb (1)
  2. Cliburn (14)
  3. Finch (2)
  4. Duffy (13)
  5. Bruesch (3)
  6. Leal (4)
  7. Baldwin (7)
  8. Morgan (12)
  9. Jessen (5)
  10. Henderson (6)
  11. Schmidt (11)
  12. Trovillo (8)
  13. Pyle (10)
  14. Rogers (9)
2014 Draft Order

  1. Cobb
  2. Finch
  3. Bruesch
  4. Leal
  5.  Jessen
  6.  Henderson
  7.  Baldwin
  8.  Trovillo
  9.  Rogers
  10.  Pyle
  11.  Schmidt
  12.  Morgan
  13. Duffy
  14. Cliburn
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Yahoo's OIL Bowl Recap

12/26/2013

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Championship: The Dogs of War Win Stunner over Defending Champion Arrogant Americans

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Arrogant Americans: 139.00




Arrogant Americans
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The Dogs of War
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Dogs of War: 151.45
  • Arrogant Americans
  • (9-7)
  • 139.00
  • The Dogs of War
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  • 151.45
    • The Dogs of War pulled off a 151.45 - 139.00 upset over the Arrogant Americans behind Peyton Manning, whose 44.00 points were the highest score this week. The projected spread for the matchup had been 24.31 points. The Dogs of War had been coming up strong regularly after winning their last four matchups in a row. This is a repeat performance for The Dogs of War over the Arrogant Americans, after a 203.75 - 203.25 nailbiter in Week 4. The Arrogant Americans concluded the regular season in fifth place with a record of 7-6. But they were better than their record indicated: they ranked first in the league in points per game with 159.66. They played two playoff games before the OIL Bowl. In their last game, Arrogant Americans defeated their arch-rival, the Hangovers, 196.75 - 175.60. The week before, they crushed SoonerJack, 184.55 - 100.40.

Top Players

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  • A.J. Green: WR  - 28.70 PTS
  • Demaryius Thomas: WR - 26.30 PTS

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  • Peyton Manning: QB - 44.00 
  • Buffalo Bills: 21.00 PTS

Box Score

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Smooth Moves by Dogs of War
  • Peyton Manning had the 20th-most points in the league this season with 44.00, leading the league in points for the week.
  • The 13.50 points scored by Martellus Bennett was the fourth-highest point total among TEs in the league this week.
  • The Buffalo Bills Defense overachieved by 91.6%, scoring 21.00 points against a projected 10.96.
  • The Dogs of War won despite having only 4 of their 11 starters exceed their scoring projection.
  • The Dogs of War won even though all four of their WRs scored below their projected points.
Toyota Missed Opportunities by Arrogant Americans
  • Picked up Dennis Johnson, who scored 6.10 points against his projected 15.25.
  • It was a beating at QB for Arrogant Americans, as they were outscored 44.00 - 14.60 by The Dogs of War.
  • 8 of the starters on Arrogant Americans scored less than their projected points.
  • Adrian Peterson could not reach his projected point total, scoring only 28.7% of his 19.85-point projection with 5.70 points.
  • All three of the starting RBs scored below their projected points.
What If?
  • If The Dogs of War played Arrogant Americans every week, they would be 9-7 this season.
  • Besides Arrogant Americans, The Dogs of War would have defeated five other teams this week.
  • If they played the same schedule as Arrogant Americans, The Dogs of War would be 10-4.
  • If The Dogs of War had played every team in the league each week, they would be 124-69-1.
  • In addition to The Dogs of War, Arrogant Americans would have lost to just one other team this week.
  • Had they played each other last week, The Dogs of War would have lost to Arrogant Americans 196.75 - 153.65.
  • Arrogant Americans would be 8-6 if they played the same schedule as The Dogs of War.
  • If they played every team every week, Arrogant Americans would be 127-67.
Game Notes
  • The Dogs of War beat their scoring projection for the ninth time this season by scoring 151.45 points against a projected 149.36. They have now overachieved four weeks in a row.
  • The Dogs of War won again and is on a four-game winning streak, currently the longest in the league.
  • In the loss, A.J. Green ranked fifth in the league in scoring with 28.70 points against a projected 21.00 and has now overachieved in four straight games.
  • The WRs on The Dogs of War collectively had their worst week of the season with only 41.05 points.
  • The Dogs of War improves to 1-2 in upset games this season.
  • The highest-scoring group of WRs in the league this week was on Arrogant Americans, which got 81.50 points from the position.
  • The drafted players on The Dogs of War put up 78.5% of the team's points this week.
  • With a margin of victory of 12.45 points, The Dogs of War had the third-highest margin in the league this week.
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It's Officially Official: The Dogs of War are the 2013 Champions.

12/24/2013

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Aaron Cobb is officially an OklahomIraqis champion, joining Kevin Pyle, Lyndal Morgan, Jack Bruesch, Josh Hastings, and Justin Cliburn in the elite club. It took him seven years to do it, but he succeeded in his first OIL Bowl appearance. Here is the final tally:
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The Arrogant Americans have no excuses. No one on the bench would have made a difference. No waiver wire QB would have done better than Brady. Kudos to Cobb for winning the championship while starting Mendenhall, Reece, and Powell. 

And here is where Cobb places among the rest of the OIL champions:
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A New Champion is Crowned

12/23/2013

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Congratulations to Aaron Cobb. His Dogs of War defeated the defending the 2012 champions in the OIL Bowl. This is Cobb's first OIL championship. 

He overcame injuries to, among others, Arian Foster, Jermichael Finley, and Wes Welker on his way to the championship. 

The Dogs of War finished the regular season with the third-highest point total in the league. They finished the season 10-6. He'll soon receive the Harrington Trophy in the mail, just in time for Christmas. 

The Arrogant Americans finished 9-7 after going into the playoffs with the most points in the league. They've now been to four OIL Bowls and won two of them. 

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The Dogs of War overcame a first half injury to Steve Smith to win the OIL Bowl. His RB trio of Reshard Mendenhall, Marcel Reece, and Bilal Powell each outscored the number one overall pick, Adrian Peterson. 

Peyton Manning outscored Tom Brady by 30 points and Steven Hauschka had his worst game of the season for the Arrogant Americans. 

The Dogs of War will now represent the OIL in World War IV against the winners of the MGL and the Norse.

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The eighth OIL Bowl is here. 

12/22/2013

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Aaron Cobb seeks his first OIL title.




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Defending champion Cliburn seeks his third OIL title.
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The Dogs of War take on the defending champion Arrogant Americans at noon CST today for the Harrington Trophy. 

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OkIraqi Jack Bruesch loses home in May 20 tornado.

5/21/2013

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As you know by now, Central Oklahoma was devastated yesterday by a massive tornado. Parts of Moore and south Oklahoma City are completely flattened. While we are grateful that he and his family are alive and well, we regret that 2008 and 2011 OklahomIraqis League champion Jack Bruesch lost his home in the tornado. He is staying with family right now in Norman, but he can use all the help he can get. 

On behalf of the OIL, I have started a Wal-Mart gift card for him. It is reloadable, so anyone is welcome to add funds to it. If you want to send money directly to Bruesch's gift card, I am typing instructions below. It is not very user-friendly, but it's what I could put together on the fly. Please share this with whoever you can. 

The Commish. 

Tornado Damage in Moore, Oklahoma
Bruesch's house after the tornado
EDIT: I've deleted the gift card information. Thank you to everyone who helped.
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OklahomIraqis mourn loss of 1LT Brandon Landrum

5/8/2013

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Rep. Tom Cole Mourns Death of Soldier from Lawton Brandon J. Landrum

Rep. Tom Cole, R-Moore, issued the following statement on Wednesday about the death of U.S. Army 1st Lt. Brandon J. Landrum, who was one of five soldiers killed Saturday by a roadside bomb in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan. He was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 36th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss, Texas. Landrum is survived by his parents, wife and children.

“Words cannot express the debt of gratitude this nation owes Lt. Landrum,” said Cole. “Many of us will never understand the true price of freedom, but it is because of the bravery of those who wear the uniform that our country is safe and our freedom is secure. There is no greater sacrifice or demonstration of patriotism than risking one’s life to serve in combat.

“We have lost a true American hero and loved Oklahoma son who will forever be missed and remembered by his family, friends and a grateful nation.”

Landrum was not with the 158 during the Iraq mission in 2006 that started the OklahomIraqis League. But he was an Oklahoma soldier, and he later spent a year in Iraq with the 158th FA in 2008. After receiving his commission, he went active duty. He was killed in Afghanistan this week. I won't further the party line that he died for freedom (his or ours) because I don't have to. He was one of us. We have all been in that position, and that's all that matters. I don't know what exists for us after the fade to black, but I hope that Landrum and the rest of our soldiers find peace. 

The Commish. 
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