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    OklahomIraqi Joseph Killman Deceased

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    SPC Killman served in Baghdad in 2006 with the rest of the OklahomIraqis. He was in the same squad as OIL members Bruesch and Cliburn. He was funny, tough, and reliable. He died of a gunshot wound originally suffered at his home on Dec. 23.

    His funeral is on Tuesday, Dec. 31 at Bible Baptist Church in Chickasha. Tragically, he was just married in November.

    His family is taking donations to help pay for his funeral expenses. You can donate at the funeral or by mailing a donation to the funeral home: 

    Killman Donation
    c/o Seviers Funeral Home
    702 W Chickasha Avenue
    Chickasha, OK 73018
    Phone Number: (405) 224-4266 

    http://m.chickashanews.com/chickashanews/pm_113561/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=eW8dnQjv

    Joseph Carl “Jody” Killman

    Funeral services for Joseph Carl “Jody” Killman, of Chickasha, will be 10 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2013 at the Bible Baptist Church.
    Joseph Carl “Jody” Killman was born Dec. 22, 1984 in Chickasha,  to Floyd Franklin and Reba (Boswell) Killman.  He passed away on Thursday, Dec. 26, 2013 in Oklahoma City, at the age of 29.
    Jody lived in the Chickasha area his entire life and graduated from Chickasha Highs School.  He served in the Oklahoma National Guard and had been deployed for a tour of active service before being discharged in 2006.  
    He married Tanya Harrison on Nov. 24, 2013.  He was employed with Brumley Welding.
    He is preceded in death by his father, Floyd Killman on Feb. 10, 2011.
    Jody is survived by his wife, Tanya Killman; his mother, Reba Killman and two sisters:  Frankie Killman and Amanda Adamson
    Interment will be in the Ft. Sill National Cemetery, Elgin, under the direction of Sevier Funeral Home.
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    Yahoo's OIL Bowl Recap

    Championship: The Dogs of War Win Stunner over Defending Champion Arrogant Americans

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    Arrogant Americans: 139.00





    Arrogant Americans
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    The Dogs of War
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    Dogs of War: 151.45

      • The Dogs of War pulled off a 151.45 - 139.00 upset over the Arrogant Americans behind Peyton Manning, whose 44.00 points were the highest score this week. The projected spread for the matchup had been 24.31 points. The Dogs of War had been coming up strong regularly after winning their last four matchups in a row. This is a repeat performance for The Dogs of War over the Arrogant Americans, after a 203.75 - 203.25 nailbiter in Week 4. The Arrogant Americans concluded the regular season in fifth place with a record of 7-6. But they were better than their record indicated: they ranked first in the league in points per game with 159.66. They played two playoff games before the OIL Bowl. In their last game, Arrogant Americans defeated their arch-rival, the Hangovers, 196.75 - 175.60. The week before, they crushed SoonerJack, 184.55 - 100.40.

    Top Players

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    • A.J. Green: WR  - 28.70 PTS
    • Demaryius Thomas: WR - 26.30 PTS
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    Box Score

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    Smooth Moves by Dogs of War
    • Peyton Manning had the 20th-most points in the league this season with 44.00, leading the league in points for the week.
    • The 13.50 points scored by Martellus Bennett was the fourth-highest point total among TEs in the league this week.
    • The Buffalo Bills Defense overachieved by 91.6%, scoring 21.00 points against a projected 10.96.
    • The Dogs of War won despite having only 4 of their 11 starters exceed their scoring projection.
    • The Dogs of War won even though all four of their WRs scored below their projected points.
    Toyota Missed Opportunities by Arrogant Americans
    • Picked up Dennis Johnson, who scored 6.10 points against his projected 15.25.
    • It was a beating at QB for Arrogant Americans, as they were outscored 44.00 - 14.60 by The Dogs of War.
    • 8 of the starters on Arrogant Americans scored less than their projected points.
    • Adrian Peterson could not reach his projected point total, scoring only 28.7% of his 19.85-point projection with 5.70 points.
    • All three of the starting RBs scored below their projected points.
    What If?
    • If The Dogs of War played Arrogant Americans every week, they would be 9-7 this season.
    • Besides Arrogant Americans, The Dogs of War would have defeated five other teams this week.
    • If they played the same schedule as Arrogant Americans, The Dogs of War would be 10-4.
    • If The Dogs of War had played every team in the league each week, they would be 124-69-1.
    • In addition to The Dogs of War, Arrogant Americans would have lost to just one other team this week.
    • Had they played each other last week, The Dogs of War would have lost to Arrogant Americans 196.75 - 153.65.
    • Arrogant Americans would be 8-6 if they played the same schedule as The Dogs of War.
    • If they played every team every week, Arrogant Americans would be 127-67.
    Game Notes
    • The Dogs of War beat their scoring projection for the ninth time this season by scoring 151.45 points against a projected 149.36. They have now overachieved four weeks in a row.
    • The Dogs of War won again and is on a four-game winning streak, currently the longest in the league.
    • In the loss, A.J. Green ranked fifth in the league in scoring with 28.70 points against a projected 21.00 and has now overachieved in four straight games.
    • The WRs on The Dogs of War collectively had their worst week of the season with only 41.05 points.
    • The Dogs of War improves to 1-2 in upset games this season.
    • The highest-scoring group of WRs in the league this week was on Arrogant Americans, which got 81.50 points from the position.
    • The drafted players on The Dogs of War put up 78.5% of the team's points this week.
    • With a margin of victory of 12.45 points, The Dogs of War had the third-highest margin in the league this week.
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    It's Officially Official: The Dogs of War are the 2013 Champions.

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    Aaron Cobb is officially an OklahomIraqis champion, joining Kevin Pyle, Lyndal Morgan, Jack Bruesch, Josh Hastings, and Justin Cliburn in the elite club. It took him seven years to do it, but he succeeded in his first OIL Bowl appearance. Here is the final tally:
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    The Arrogant Americans have no excuses. No one on the bench would have made a difference. No waiver wire QB would have done better than Brady. Kudos to Cobb for winning the championship while starting Mendenhall, Reece, and Powell. 

    And here is where Cobb places among the rest of the OIL champions:
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    A New Champion is Crowned

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    Congratulations to Aaron Cobb. His Dogs of War defeated the defending the 2012 champions in the OIL Bowl. This is Cobb's first OIL championship. 

    He overcame injuries to, among others, Arian Foster, Jermichael Finley, and Wes Welker on his way to the championship. 

    The Dogs of War finished the regular season with the third-highest point total in the league. They finished the season 10-6. He'll soon receive the Harrington Trophy in the mail, just in time for Christmas. 

    The Arrogant Americans finished 9-7 after going into the playoffs with the most points in the league. They've now been to four OIL Bowls and won two of them. 
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    The Dogs of War overcame a first half injury to Steve Smith to win the OIL Bowl. His RB trio of Reshard Mendenhall, Marcel Reece, and Bilal Powell each outscored the number one overall pick, Adrian Peterson. 

    Peyton Manning outscored Tom Brady by 30 points and Steven Hauschka had his worst game of the season for the Arrogant Americans. 

    The Dogs of War will now represent the OIL in World War IV against the winners of the MGL and the Norse.
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    The eighth OIL Bowl is here. 

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    Aaron Cobb seeks his first OIL title.





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    Defending champion Cliburn seeks his third OIL title.

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    The Dogs of War take on the defending champion Arrogant Americans at noon CST today for the Harrington Trophy.