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I did it again: the story of the 2009 Evansville Tecmo Bowl Tournment

By Greg Eberhart

The 14th annual Tecmo Super Bowl Tournament took place on Saturday, January 24th 2009.  As is usually the case a crew of some of the fastest “thumbers” filled the Eberhart Compound at around 2 pm.  The “Tecmo heads” came to compete for the most prized possession any of these lads will ever have……..the heralded Tecmo Super Bowl Trophy.  

One of the major storylines coming into this tourney was whether a once respected fixture to the Tecmo circuit would make his return after serving a one year ban (losing a bet).  Curt Cummings did in fact make his return, although he was much more subdued than in previous years.  Maybe it was a renewed determination, maybe it was nerves, what ever the case, this was not the “Squirt” of old.  Other “gamers” in attendance included Leeds, who is starting to develop “thumbs”.  Dassel, the 2006 champion, determined to win his first game in three years.  Next up Flener, a pesky competitor, who is getting better at “thumbing” every year.  Cameron wearing the same Nintendo controller shirt he has worn the last 7 years (never been washed).  Staley, who now has made two tourney’s in a row and looking for his first victory.  Pounder, who is third in total tournament wins.  Bruce focused as ever, looking to climb back to the top of the Tecmo world.  Patton, if he can stay sober long enough, might upset some people.  Kirwer just needs to stay away from the Crown Royal.  Eberhart is going for back-to-back titles and 5 overall championships.  (full story)


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