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"The sponsors (the true comic relief of the game) give out awards to those teams that perform spectacular feats, such as the Supernova if a team racks up 30 points in a game, the Anvil if a team takes another entire team out for the season, and four others."

Anyone know the other awards that are possible? I know of Crush (beating your opponent by more than 10 points or something) and Razor (defeating Nemesis on All-Star mode), and Archer (no missed shots on the goal), but there is one missing that I'm curious to find. Thanks if anyone can help. 71.225.125.176 03:46, 21 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

There was one for getting a shutout, but I think that's what crush was. I think the last one was simply for beating the gauntlet. Undeaf 18:14, 16 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

(Crush was awarded by no bones chicken, Anvil was awarded by blam.)

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