The Ketchikan-Mighthawk rivalry began in Season 4, after the Mighthawks promoted up from BBB whatever into A5. The two teams instantly took a liking to each other, and their constant professions of goodwill and charity pretty much turned the A5 into a cesspool for a season. Highlights of this season included thunderdoozer's dramatic discovery and expose of Ketchikan as "goons" in a secret "alliance" with the Yell, as well as the birth of the Kampfire (which in its infacy refused to recognize the Mighthawks as part of the conference.) The first-ever meeting between the Mighthawks and Ketchikan in week 12 was widely regarded as the most anticipated matchup in A5 history, despite Ketchikan's insistence that we would be treating the game as a bye week (as we did not recognize the Mighthawks as a conference opponent.) Ketchikan intentionally threw the game to prove our point, but we link it anyway for your edification:
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=92495
The Mighthawks promoted that season, and the teams did not meet again until season 7 in AAA2. Even though the Kampers' favorite Mighthawk and the Mighthawks' favorite Kampers (Ogie Oglethorpe and Rex "Sex Cannon" Grossman) were no longer with their respective teams, the love affair continued to blossom after this game:
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=289268
The Kampers (who pretty much sucked until later that season) held a 7 point lead going into the fourth quarter, but the Mighthawks scored a TD to tie the game with 9 minutes left. The Kampers could not take back the lead, and gave the ball back to the Mighthawks at their 12.5. What followed was one of the most horrifying spectacles in Ketchikan history. The Mighthawks turned to overrated, mediocre tailback Vlad Tanker, and began cranking out 4 yard runs left and right (well, just right). SEVENTEEN plays later, with sixteen seconds left in a tie game and the ball on Ketchikan's 9.5, the Mighthawks lined up for the game-winning FG and the kick was- oops, the Mighthawks messed up their AI, ran Vlad Tanker for three yards again, and we went to overtime. But, the Mighthawks won the flip, started creeping along with Tanker again, and after fifteen more plays of that shit, kicked the game-winning FG.
I don't remember what happened in season 8, because we pretend that season didn't happen.
Season 9's matchup was the best of the series, because we won that one. Ketchikan held a 31-10 lead at one point, but the Mighthawks mounted a furious rally (instead of mounting each other for once) to tie the game at 34-34. But Money in the Bank kicked the game-winning FG with 34 seconds left and the underdog heroes finally had triumphed.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=474449
Also, we scrimmed the Mighthawks last season and kicked the crap out of them, so that was pretty cool.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=674159
But now, we are on the verge of the biggest game in the rivalry, where for the first time, one of the teams doesn't suck. The eyes of USA Pro, and the GLB community at large, will be turned towards the frozen permafrost of the Kamper Kampground for what simply should be known as "Mighthawk Week." On to the rankings:
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=92495
The Mighthawks promoted that season, and the teams did not meet again until season 7 in AAA2. Even though the Kampers' favorite Mighthawk and the Mighthawks' favorite Kampers (Ogie Oglethorpe and Rex "Sex Cannon" Grossman) were no longer with their respective teams, the love affair continued to blossom after this game:
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=289268
The Kampers (who pretty much sucked until later that season) held a 7 point lead going into the fourth quarter, but the Mighthawks scored a TD to tie the game with 9 minutes left. The Kampers could not take back the lead, and gave the ball back to the Mighthawks at their 12.5. What followed was one of the most horrifying spectacles in Ketchikan history. The Mighthawks turned to overrated, mediocre tailback Vlad Tanker, and began cranking out 4 yard runs left and right (well, just right). SEVENTEEN plays later, with sixteen seconds left in a tie game and the ball on Ketchikan's 9.5, the Mighthawks lined up for the game-winning FG and the kick was- oops, the Mighthawks messed up their AI, ran Vlad Tanker for three yards again, and we went to overtime. But, the Mighthawks won the flip, started creeping along with Tanker again, and after fifteen more plays of that shit, kicked the game-winning FG.
I don't remember what happened in season 8, because we pretend that season didn't happen.
Season 9's matchup was the best of the series, because we won that one. Ketchikan held a 31-10 lead at one point, but the Mighthawks mounted a furious rally (instead of mounting each other for once) to tie the game at 34-34. But Money in the Bank kicked the game-winning FG with 34 seconds left and the underdog heroes finally had triumphed.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=474449
Also, we scrimmed the Mighthawks last season and kicked the crap out of them, so that was pretty cool.
http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=674159
But now, we are on the verge of the biggest game in the rivalry, where for the first time, one of the teams doesn't suck. The eyes of USA Pro, and the GLB community at large, will be turned towards the frozen permafrost of the Kamper Kampground for what simply should be known as "Mighthawk Week." On to the rankings:






























