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Wins
League Records
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Most Losses While Playing Entire Season: 11 (2015)
Most Losses (Career): 73 (2006-2015)
Most Consecutive Championship Games: Two (2006-2007)
Least Transactions While Playing Entire Season: ​0 (2007)
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Colors: Red (Hex #bf1a2c), Gray (Hex #bdbbbc), Black
Logo: Crossed mallets inside white circle with red border, stars on either side, script "Whackers" atop, year of founding on bottom
Font: A&S Motherlode
Number Font: College TM Shadow
Uniforms
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07 signifies the Whackers' 2007 OIL Bowl championship

Whackers in ACtion
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2007 OIL Bowl-winning QB Jay Cutler: 3,497 yards, 20 TDs, 14 INTs, 205 yards rushing, 1 TD.
2006 RB Warrick Dunn (Credit: Hunter Quinn).
2007 WR Braylon Edwards (Credit: Kirra Jayid).
2012 Whackers TE (and OIL Hall of Famer) Tony Gonzalez (Credit: /u/spuddy0108).
TE, Most Points (Season): 331.45, Rob Gronkowski, Whackers (2015)
2019 Whackers RB Alvin Kamara
2021 RB Damien Harris
Championship Helmet and Jersey
Bio
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Lyndal Morgan started his run in the OklahomIraqis in 2006 as an original member of the league. During his time in the league, he's seen the best and worst the fantasy world has to offer, finishing as the 2007 champion and last place in 2009. He was the first member of the OIL to make it to two consecutive OIL Bowls, finishing in second place in the inaugural season in 2006 before winning it all in 2007. He is one of the few managers to have made it two OIL Bowls. Although his methods are often questioned, more often than not, he finds himself in the thick of the title chase. 

Morgan lives with his wife in rural Stephens County, where both work as Nurse Practitioners. In 2016, they added a son to the Morgan residence.
Year-by-year Rosters
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2006: 11-5, 2nd Place
2007: 12-4, OIL Bowl champions
2008: 5-7-1, 9th Place
2009: 3-11, 14th Place
2010: 8-6, 6th Place
2011: 4-9, 13th Place
2012: 8-6, 6th Place
2013: 6-7, 8th Place
2014: 6-7; 8th Place
2015
2016
2017
2018: 9-4; Second Place
Year-by-Year Drafts
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2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2019