User:Rick lay95

Rickey Layman
Personal information
Born	Rickey Allen Layman II (1986-01-27) January 27, 1986 Fort Knox, Kentucky
Nationality	American
Occupation(s)	Filmmaker, actor, producer, podcaster
YouTube information
Channels	The Onyx Tavern
Years active	2013-presemt
Subscribers	2,000+
Total views	880,000+
Known for	YouTube

Pages I have made or have a major hand in

• Mid Continental Football League
• 2007 Mid Continental Football League season
• Cleveland Lions
• Columbus Fire
• Detroit Black Ravens
• Detroit Seminoles
• Evansville Vipers
• Flint Fury
• Hardin County Wolverines
• Indiana Mustangs
• Kings Comets
• Louisville Bulls
• Northern Kentucky Xtreme
• Ohio Swarm
• Southern Michigan Timberwolves
• West Michigan Force
• Jackson Bombers
• Central Ohio Lions
• Michigan Twisters
• 2007 Louisville Bulls season
• Forever Red
• Once a Ranger
• Hawaiʻi Football League
• 808 Lighting
• Central Warlords
• Halawa Hurricanes
• Hawaiian Warriors
• Hilo Bulls
• Hilo Storm
• Kalihi Lighting
• Kaneoche Hammerheads
• Kauai Cowboys
• Kauai Enforcers
• Kauai Knights
• Kihei Heat
• Kona Ikaikas
• Kona Razorbacs
• Koolau Monarchs
• Leeward Chiefs
• Maui Magic
• Maui Stars
• Na Kani Koa
• Oahu Golden Eagles
• Pacific Iron Dogs
• Wahiawa Express
• Waiakea Rage
• Waianae Fighting Hawaiians
• Waimae Warriors
• Winward Hawks
• Keenan Burton
• Asia Pacific Football League
• Tennessee Rattlers

Rickey Layman

No. 84, 80
Position:	Wide Receiver
Personal information
Born:	(1986-01-27) January 27, 1986 Fort Knox, Kentucky
Height:	6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Weight:	225 lb (102 kg)
Career information
College:	Montana State
Career history
Louisville Bulls (2005)

MCFL Membership timeline

Playoffs

	Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals
	1	Detroit Seminoles	2
	8	Central Kentucky Chargers	0
						1	Detroit Black Ravens	16
						6	Columbus Fire	6
	3	Columbus Fire	25
	6	Columbus Fire	38
											1	Detroit Black Ravens	36
											2	Detroit Seminoles	21
	5	West Michigan Force	39
	4	Cleveland Lions	37
						2	Detroit Seminoles	48
						5	West Michigan Force	29
	7	Indiana Mustangs	21
	2	Detroit Seminoles	35

Semi-pro football Wikiproject

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Council/Proposals#Semi-pro_football

Playoffs

	Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals
	1	Detroit Black Ravens	30
	8	Ohio Swarm	0
						1	Detroit Black Ravens	16
						6	Columbus Fire	6
	3	Hardin County Wolverines	25
	6	Columbus Fire	38
											1	Detroit Black Ravens	36
											2	Detroit Seminoles	21
	5	West Michigan Force	39
	4	Cleveland Lions	37
						2	Detroit Seminoles	48
						5	West Michigan Force	29
	7	Indiana Mustangs	21
	2	Detroit Seminoles	35

Elite MCFL

Elite Mid-Continental Football League

Current season, competition or edition: 2011 EMCFL season
File:EMCFL.jpg
Sport	American Football
Founded	2010
First season	2010
CEO	Tiffany M. Turner
No. of teams	26
Country	United States
Most titles	One Team, One Vote!; The future of semi-pro football
Official website	EliteMCFL.com

The Elite Mid-Continental Football League (also known as EliteMCFL or EMCFL) is a semi-professional American football league formed from the merger of the Mid Continental Football League and the Elite American Football League.

History

Formation

At the conclusion of the 2010 MCFL season, the Kings Comets left the MCFL for the Gridiron Developmental Football League leaving the MCFL with seven teams from the previous year. At the same time, several teams from the United States Football Alliance left the league to form the Elite American Football League. Both leagues began looking for teams to add to their numbers. Eventually the presidents of both leagues began on a proposal to merge the leagues to create a single league.

Teams

The league will comprise teams from the states of Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania.

EMCFL Membership timeline