D.C. Rank: # 11 League: The BFL - Atlanta, GA Nationals Record: 5-1
D.C.'s performance in the last two Nationals has catapulted him into the elite class of ballers.
PAST NATIONALS RECORDS TEAM SEASON RECORD DNP 1999 - Jets 2000 2-2 Giants 2001 5-1 Total Wins .700 7-3 The DC Report - Nationals Win%. - .700 - 25th Nationals Wins - 7- 11th Championship Appearances - 0 Championship Wins - 0 Final Four Appearances - 1 Final Four Wins - 0 Nationals Final 8 2000, 2001 Two time BFL Superbowl runner up. Lost MP (12/01) to Lou Tillery 0-3

If the game of John Madden worked liked horseshoes, DC would have championship notches on his belt. But unfortunately in this game of Madden, getting close only gets you frustrated.

That seems to be the story for one of the most talented ballers in the country, David "D.C" Carter. Over the past few years, DC has been one of the winningest coaches in the BFL, has made it to the final 8 twice at nationals, and has reached two BFL championships, only to fall short each time.

This year, after having a stellar BFL season, DC suffered another tough loss in the first round of the BFL playoffs. Combine that with a one point loss to Winky White at nationals II and a tough loss to eventual nationals III champion Lou Tillery, and it seems as though DC just can't get over that hump.

At some point, you know DC is going to break out. When is the question. It could very well be at Nationals IV. One thing is certain, and this that DC didn't earn his #8 MWS ranking on a fluke. He has mad skillz, so despite the fact that he may not have the championship brass to back it up, look for Carter to make a serious run for the crown in Los Angeles.

How DC faired at Nationals III

Game 1 - defeated Quick Six(BAMA) 38-14
Game 2 - defeated Paul D (HMFL) 35-29
Game 3 - defeated BSykes (Federation) 71-6
Game 4 - defeated HTown (HMFL) 48-28 - Round 1 Of Survivor Sunday
Game 5 - defeated The Chairman (UMF) 41-31 - Round 2 Of Survivor Sunday
Game 6 - loss to Lou Tillery (NOMB) 49-28 - Quarterfinals