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PAST
MCADOO FOOTBALL LEAGUE HEADLINES
Reported By : Michael Bielen
2006-07 MFL AWARD VOTING
As we start to get to crunch time in the MFL season,
many fans start zeroing in on the top players and top
performances of the 2006-07
season.
Being selected for a MFL Award is the top individual
honor that MFL players can earn. Winners of the Awards
are voted on by the players, and depending on the
individual, it is a very serious and well thought out
selection
process.
To view last year's winners Click
Here. Thanks to all MFL players, who have helped make the
2006-07 season one of the most memorable in MFL history.
SHOOTING
WITH THE LEGEND
 Shooting
With The Legend is where the "MFL Living
Legend", discusses a variety of topics about the
MFL in an exclusive commentary,
which can now be viewed in streaming video.
"MFL Living Legend" speaks out as only he can!
Click
here to
listen to the
most recent edition of Shooting With The Legend. If
you missed the past commentaries, you can listen to them
by Clicking
Here.
If
you do not have Windows Media Player you can download it
from Microsoft.
UPDATED
LAST ON
NOVEMBER 17,
2000!
(Temporarily Unavailable)
VOTE
FOR MFL OFFICIAL WEB PAGE
Click
Here
to
vote for the McAdoo Football League Web Page at
SportsOnly. Currently at the time of update the MFL site
is ranked at
#7 with 893 votes at a rating of 6.06.
Originally I was not going to post this on the page but
for various reasons I have decided to do so. So if you could
please stop by and vote for the MFL webpage, I would
greatly appreciate it. You could vote has many times as
you like but not consecutively, also the link will show
up in a new window so you would not lose your spot here
on the page.
NEW
DISCUSSION FORUM AND SEARCH ENGINE
The new MFL
Webpage Search Engine is located at the bottom on this
page. The search includes the MFL Wbpage and The New Room
Page. Also I added a new forum on the MFL page. However,
you must sign up before posting on the forum. Click
Here to sign up, the link
will open in a new window so you don't lose your spot on
this page, and as always its a completely free service and
will take about 2 minutes to sign up. This forum is
different then the old message boards which have been a
regular fixture here at the MFL page for over 3
years now. There are three different discussion areas MFL,
The Room, and Wrestling discussions. If you want to be a
moderator of one of the discussion forums, just email me
and I will consider your willingness to moderate. Stop by
and post your comments about the above mentioned topic or
anything else that is on your mind. To enter the new forum
click on Discussion Forum on the left hand column.
UNOFFICIAL
MFL HOMEPAGE SHUT DOWN
Statement
from Adam Yelito, the webmaster of the
Unofficial
MFL Homepage:
"Unfortunately
due to the lack of time and the fact I will be losing my
web space come graduation, the Unofficial MFL Homepage
will be closing its doors. Its been real fun, but now
it's time to move on. Thank You to all the people who
made this page a success, you know who you are. And
hopefully this page will be reincarnated in the future.
From the Unofficial
MFL Homepage, Later."
Click
Here
to
post your reflections, comments or memories about the
Unofficial MFL Homepage and its closing after over 3
years in existence, or you can also do this in the New
MFL Discussion Forum. Click
Here
to view the Unofficial MFL Homepage Guestbook.
Check below for information on the MFL Discussion
Forum.
If anyone is interested in making a new Unofficial MFL
Homepage and needs help contact me.
CLUB
MFL OPENED
Tuesday, November 21, 2000
Club
MFL has been created in a effort to create a place where
all MFL members can go to stay informed about future
games, both scheduled or tentative. Also at Club MFL,
you can post messages, photos, and chat with other MFL
members online, either in the voice chat room or by
using Yahoo! Messenger. All scheduled and tentative games
will be posted on the MFL calendar, weeks in advance, to
avoid the hassle of organizing MFL games hours before
kickoff. But to take advantage of all these features you
must have a Yahoo! account, which is free of charge. If
you don't have one, you can get one by Clicking
Here.
After setting up a Yahoo! account, stop by the Club MFL
page and become a member. To view the Club MFL page Click
Here.
MFL
WIDE RECEIVER MAKES COMMITMENT TO PITT
Tuesday,
August 03, 1999
 If
statistics and postseason honors have anything to do with
it, the University of Pittsburgh snagged itself one fine
receiver when Don Patrick of Hazleton High School and the
McAdoo Football League (MFL) in northeastern Pennsylvania made
an oral commitment to the Panthers last week. Patrick,
a 6-foot-5, 195-pound senior, was first-team all-state as
a sophomore and junior. He was third in big school player
of the year voting last year. The lanky speedster is a
preseason first-team all-state selection, and a member of
some All-America teams. Patrick also was named the Rookie
of the Year (1997) and Best Receiver (1998), while playing
for the MFL. Patrick caught 152 passes for more than 2,900
yards and 21 touchdowns during his two seasons at Hazleton
and caught 77 passes for 1,350 yards and 9 touchdowns
during his senior year.
"He
has been considered one of the top two or three receivers
in the country. That's what I've been told by some
scouts," said Hazleton Coach John Yaccino, who used
to coach at Penn-Trafford High School. "He is very,
very highly touted." But
Pitt was the only school that offered a scholarship.
Yaccino said Florida State flew up to meet with him in
person, but the Seminoles' coaches wanted Patrick to wait
until further along in the recruiting process before
making a decision. Yaccino also said Boston College, North
Carolina and Michigan State were interested. "A lot
of the southern schools wanted him to wait," Yaccino
said.
Patrick,
who runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds, does not play
defense, and Yaccino expects him to make contributions to
Pitt's program early. "He has great receiving
ability," Yaccino said. "He is a great receiver.
I've had many great receivers over the years, especially
at Penn-Trafford, but he is by far the best. "He
knows how to get open. He can read defensive backs real
well. They think he is going to make an early contribution
to the program. The only thing he is lacking is strength
in the upper body. And he knows he has to work at
that."
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