CANTON OHIO ACTION LEAGUE

Welcome to the Canton Ohio Action League! We are a 9 team league where each owner is represented by a "franchise" team and in turn, that NFL team represents an original founding franchise of the NFL. Each team is comprised from a combination of 3 NFL teams. The combined records of all 3 teams are representative of a .500 record total, based on the team’s actual finish from the replay season. We are currently replaying the 1978 season. This is the 3rd year for our league, and the second under this replay system. Three teams are comprised of either 2 or 3 teams from each conference in the NFL and play in the Pete Rozelle Conference. The AFC teams compete in the Lamar Hunt Conference, and the NFC teams compete in the George Halas Conference. At the end of the season, the top team from each conference along with 1 wild card team make the playoffs and the winners of those games go on to play in the SUPER COAL championship game for the Lombardi Trophy! Good luck to all owner/coaches and let's have a great season!!!

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George Halas Championship (1976)

Oklahoma Old Timers 21

Akron Pros                  28

Lamar Hunt Championship (1976)

Salem Rams                 14

Mountain Top Wizards  23

1st Annual Super COAL Championship (1976)

Mountain Top Wizards 34

Akron Pros                   27

The Mountain Top Wizards score the first 3 points, and then watch the Akron Pros score 27 unanswered points before another field goal gives the Pros a 27 - 6 lead going into the fourth quarter. Mike Livingston takes over for an injured Ken Stabler and guides the Wizards to a 28 point explosion and the title, 34 - 27. Rich Upchurch is named the Super COAL MVP.

Lamar Hunt Championship (1977)

Akron Pros  6

Dayton Triangles 27

George Halas Championship

Chicago Cardinals 10

Rochester Jeffersons 20

2nd Annual Super COAL Championship (1977)

Rochester Jeffersons   6

Dayton Triangles 22

The Dayton Triangles use a strong defensive performance and the legs of MVP RB Greg Pruitt to dominate the Rochester Jeffersons and post a decisive 22 – 6 victory in SUPER COAL II. The Triangles avenged their earlier home loss to Rochester , a 14 – 13 setback in the final week of the regular season.

Congratulations to all the coaches and look forward to our next exciting season, which will feature the 1978 season and the above division alignments.