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Secondary nickname: 'Pain Train'
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Wins
lEAGUE rECORDS
Longest Losing Streak: 9 (2015);
Most Consecutive Playoff Appearances: 4 (2009-2012);
Most Consecutive Championship Games: 2 (2011-2012);
Most Consecutive Championship Game Losses: 2 (2011-2012);
Largest Margin of Victory, All Time: 132.30 (2014);
Largest Margin of Victory, Playoffs: 97.70 (2012);
Largest Margin of Defeat, Championship Game: 74.25 (2012);
Smallest Margin of Defeat, Season Average: 6.99 (2011)
Most Consecutive Playoff Appearances: 4 (2009-2012);
Most Consecutive Championship Games: 2 (2011-2012);
Most Consecutive Championship Game Losses: 2 (2011-2012);
Largest Margin of Victory, All Time: 132.30 (2014);
Largest Margin of Victory, Playoffs: 97.70 (2012);
Largest Margin of Defeat, Championship Game: 74.25 (2012);
Smallest Margin of Defeat, Season Average: 6.99 (2011)
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Logo
Colors: Black, Dark Moderate Blue (Hex #2d337f), Gray (Hex #999999)
Logo: Front-facing, charging train over wordmark.
Font: Rex Bold
Logo: Front-facing, charging train over wordmark.
Font: Rex Bold
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Uniforms
Home, Away, and Throwback Home and Away
DominationStation in action
cUSTOM tHROWBACK hELMET
Bio
Jessen was the original commissioner of the OIL and a member of the original 10 back in 2006, when he played under the name "Camp Echo" from his comfy trailer in Diwaniyah, Iraq. But lack of internet access led him to cede control of the league to Cliburn shortly before the season began. He didn't do very well that first season and sat out the next two before returning in 2009. In his second season in the league, Jessen's DominationStation scored the most points from drafted players and look poised to win it all before faltering towards the end.
In 2011, Jessen unquestionably had the best draft in the OIL. Sadly for him, he lost three of his top four scorers as the playoffs approached and he was not able to cash in on his record-breaking regular season, finishing in second place. In 2012, Jessen made it to his second consecutive OIL Bowl, only to lose again. He's yet to return to the OIL Bowl.
His team colors are black and blue, like his opponents after running through the DominationStation.
Jessen lives in Oklahoma with his wife, son, and daughter.
In 2011, Jessen unquestionably had the best draft in the OIL. Sadly for him, he lost three of his top four scorers as the playoffs approached and he was not able to cash in on his record-breaking regular season, finishing in second place. In 2012, Jessen made it to his second consecutive OIL Bowl, only to lose again. He's yet to return to the OIL Bowl.
His team colors are black and blue, like his opponents after running through the DominationStation.
Jessen lives in Oklahoma with his wife, son, and daughter.
Year-by-Year Rosters
Year-by-year drafts
The OklahomIraqis League
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