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  • Stats & Records
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Wins
League Records
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Largest Margin of Defeat: 132.30 (2014)
Logo
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Colors: Navy (#002157), White, Orange (#ff6a1e)
Logo: Interlocking navy 'N's with orange trim inside white circle with navy and orange trim, team name around border of circle
Font: Freshman
UNIFORMS
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Nobodies in Action
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Nobodies QB Brett Favre walks off the field after being upset in the 2007 OIL Bowl (Credit: Jordan Roberts).
RB Chris Johnson scored an OIL-record 55.4 points in a single game during the 2009 Nobodies season (Credit: /u/spuddy0108).
2013: Norman Nobodies WR Eric Decker (Credit: /u/spuddy0108).
2015 Norman Nobodies QB Tom Brady (Credit: /u/spuddy0108).
2023 WR Brandon Aiyuk
Bio
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Leal was on the SECFOR mission with the rest of the 158 in 2006. It was on that mission he gave Cliburn the nickname "Brick." For whatever reason, Cliburn invited him into the first season of the OIL anyway. He played under the name Frito Bandito that first season and later switched to Norman Nobodies.

In 2007, he he lost the OIL Bowl to his rival and Baghdad roommate, Morgan. In 2009, he was upset in the playoffs after having the best regular season record. He hasn't gotten that close again since. He hasn't let his OIL failure define him though. He's an active member of his community, attends every city council meeting, and has run for city council twice.

The Nobodies underwent a complete rebrand in 2014. They ditched their original unimaginative logo and color scheme for a blue, orange, and white logo reminiscent of Leal's Houston Astros.

Leal lives in Norman with his wife and two children. In 2016, he named his daughter, Cecilia, after OIL commissioner Justin Cecil Cliburn. 
Year-by-year Rosters
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2006: 5-9, 8th Place
2007: 12-3, 2nd Place
2008: 7-7, 5th Place
2009: 11-4, 8th Place
2010: 4-9, 11th Place
2011: 7-6, 7th Place
2012: 7-6, 7th Place
2013: 9-5, 6th Place
2014: 3-10; 14th Place
2015
2016
2017
2018: 4-9; Ninth Place
Year-by-Year Drafts
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2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2019