and even football powerhouse Japan. Team USA comprised of graduated players hoping to impress scouts beat Japan 59-12 in the finals of the IFAF World Championship. They also beat France by 82-0. The frogs had previously beaten Australia by 50 points, who had in turn beaten South Korea by 41.

Some stats from America's tournament:

• Team USA outscored its opponents 214-36, with an average scoreline of 52.5-9.
• Team USA outgained its opponents 1855 to 672, over 1,000 yards differential in just four games.
• Team USA's opponents ran for -11 yards during the tournament. Team USA ran for 869.
• Team USA scored 29 touchdowns, including five defensive touchdowns. They allowed four touchdowns total.
• Team USA punted seven times in four games.

http://www.sbnation.com/2015/7/18/8999283/united-states-team-usa-ifaf-world-championship-japan

I would say LSU could beat the American team. I looked at the roster the other day and it's comprised of a bunch of dudes that weren't good enough to play at LSU or Alabama etc

http://usafootball.com/blogs/u.s.-n...ited-states-at-fifth-ifaf-world-championship-

LSU would blow out the American team. And where does Japan get enough decent players to finish second? I suppose the O line are all sumo wrestlers but the Japanese people on the whole tend to be on the smallish side. If I had known about this tournament beforehand I would have pick the Aussies to be the runnerup.

Only name I recognize is Dylan Favre

Me too and didn't LSU pass on him?

I don't know, remember the name, don't think we made a run at him though

I would hope so. His name may be Favre but he is only 5'10

I thought I remembered some potential interest when was a sophomore or junior in high school, maybe I'm thinking of someone else.

When he was a sophomore people probably thought he would grow a few inches taller. I was only 5'11" as a soph but grew to 6'3"