🌌 Cosmic Drive: The Andrew Elsan Chronicles Episode 9 – The Cost of Freedom When the universe becomes a machine, one soul becomes a rebellion. 🪐 Weekly Release · Friday | 3 April 2026 The Order has struck back. Fear has spread. Now, a price must be paid. 🌠 Episode 9 – The Cost of Freedom The silence left behind by the erased world did not fade. It lingered—heavy, unbearable. Andrew Elsan sat alone near the resonance field, staring at the dim after-image of a planet that no longer existed. The universe felt colder now, less willing to answer. “They followed us,” he said quietly. “Because of me.” Aera Valen knelt beside him, her connection to the planetary network flickering like a weakening tide. “No,” she replied. “They followed truth .” Across the fractured command space, tension gripped the alliance. Nyx Calder projected the Cosmic Grid—now visibly unstable in places. Cracks shimmered where resonance had passed. “We can’t keep broadcasting,” Nyx warned. “Every signal draws Senti...
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2015 U.S. Men’s National Team roster:
No.
|
Name
|
Pos.
|
Ht.
|
Wt.
|
College
|
Hometown
|
1
|
Bryan
Douglas
|
DB
|
5-9
|
175
|
Boise
State
|
Los
Angeles, Calif.
|
3
|
Dylan
Favre
|
QB
|
5-10
|
195
|
Tennessee-Martin
|
Martin,
Tenn.
|
4
|
Talir
Satterfield-Rowe
|
RB
|
5-10
|
200
|
West
Virginia State
|
Camden,
N.J.
|
5
|
Drew
Banks
|
WR
|
5-9
|
165
|
Middle
Tennessee State
|
Brandywine,
Md.
|
6
|
Mike
Edwards
|
DB
|
5-9
|
190
|
Hawaii
|
Beachwood,
Ohio
|
7
|
David
Guthrie
|
LB
|
5-10
|
205
|
New
Mexico
|
Albuquerque,
N.M.
|
8
|
Calvin
Burnett Jr.
|
DB
|
5-10
|
180
|
Indiana
State
|
Orlando,
Fla.
|
11
|
Kevin
Burke
|
QB
|
5-10
|
185
|
Mount
Union
|
Westlake,
Ohio
|
13
|
Trent
Steelman
|
WR
|
6-0
|
205
|
Army
|
Bowling
Green, Ky.
|
18
|
Andy
Erickson
|
WR
|
5-10
|
175
|
Texas
State
|
San
Marcos, Texas
|
20
|
Robert
Virgil
|
DB
|
6-0
|
205
|
Sioux
Falls
|
Sioux
Falls, S.D.
|
22
|
Curtis
Slater
|
DB
|
5-8
|
185
|
West
Texas A&M
|
Houston,
Texas
|
25
|
Larry
Dixon
|
RB
|
5-11
|
239
|
Army
|
Bremerton,
Wash.
|
27
|
Nick
Griffin
|
RB
|
5-11
|
233
|
Mississippi
State
|
New
Augusta, Miss.
|
30
|
Cliff
Stokes
|
DB
|
6-2
|
185
|
Iowa
State
|
Tallahassee,
Fla.
|
32
|
Dan
Zeidman
|
P-PK
|
6-0
|
205
|
Idaho
State
|
Charlotte,
N.C.
|
34
|
Alex
Gross
|
LB
|
5-11
|
220
|
Columbia
|
Kettering,
Ohio
|
35
|
Scott
Thompson
|
LB
|
5-11
|
244
|
North
Carolina State
|
Laguna
Niguel, Calif.
|
36
|
Jack
Sherlock
|
DL
|
6-4
|
250
|
South
Dakota State
|
Chicago,
Ill.
|
40
|
Derrick
Webb
|
LB
|
6-0
|
225
|
Colorado
|
Memphis,
Tenn.
|
41
|
T.L.
Edwards
|
DB
|
5-11
|
184
|
Middle
Tennessee State
|
Moreno
Valley, Calif.
|
42
|
Lucky
Dozier
|
DB
|
5-10
|
185
|
Northern
Arizona
|
Flagstaff,
Ariz.
|
44
|
B.J.
Beatty
|
LB
|
6-2
|
235
|
Colorado
|
Kaawa,
Hawaii
|
45
|
Chad
Young
|
RB
|
5-10
|
255
|
San
Diego State
|
La
Verne, Calif.
|
46
|
Talib
Wise
|
LB
|
6-1
|
205
|
Nevada
|
Chicago,
Ill.
|
50
|
Steven
Kurfehs
|
LB
|
6-3
|
233
|
Texas-San
Antonio
|
San
Antonio, Texas
|
55
|
Chris
Alvarez
|
DL
|
6-2
|
240
|
Rowan
|
Cliffside
Park, N.J.
|
58
|
Matt
Oh
|
LB
|
6-2
|
230
|
Dartmouth
|
Plano,
Texas
|
61
|
Alex
Land
|
OL
|
6-3
|
298
|
Weber
State
|
Ogden,
Utah
|
67
|
Mike
Criste
|
OL
|
6-5
|
316
|
Washington
|
Seattle,
Wash.
|
70
|
Randall
Harris
|
OL
|
6-3
|
295
|
Towson
|
Lanham,
Md.
|
71
|
Jeremy
Galten
|
OL
|
6-5
|
295
|
Southern
Cal
|
Foster
City, Calif.
|
73
|
Zack
Williams
|
OL
|
6-4
|
300
|
Washington
State
|
Las
Vegas, Nev.
|
74
|
Manrey
Saint-Amour
|
OL
|
6-2
|
285
|
Georgia
Southern
|
Suwanee,
Ga.
|
76
|
Charlie
Tuttle
|
OL
|
6-2
|
300
|
Texas
State
|
San
Marcos, Texas
|
77
|
Bryan
Wick
|
DL
|
6-4
|
280
|
Bemidji
State
|
Duluth,
Minn.
|
79
|
James
Atoe
|
OL
|
6-6
|
375
|
Washington
|
Marysville,
Wash.
|
81
|
Kevin
Cummings
|
WR
|
6-1
|
184
|
Oregon
State
|
Corvallis,
Ore.
|
83
|
Quillan
Mathis
|
WR
|
6-1
|
205
|
Northwood
|
Mount
Pleasant, Mich.
|
84
|
Ernst
Brun
|
TE
|
6-4
|
250
|
Iowa
State
|
Ankeny,
Iowa
|
86
|
Carrington
Hanna
|
TE
|
6-2
|
218
|
Sioux
Falls
|
Phoenix,
Ariz.
|
87
|
Brad
Smithey
|
WR
|
5-10
|
185
|
SW
Oklahoma State
|
Durant,
Okla.
|
88
|
Luc
Meacham
|
WR
|
6-1
|
200
|
Mount
Union
|
Toledo,
Ohio
|
91
|
Willie
Mobley
|
DL
|
6-2
|
280
|
New
Mexico State
|
Ladera
Ranch, Calif.
|
92
|
Alec
May
|
LB
|
6-3
|
245
|
Georgetown
|
Wrentham,
Mass.
|
2015
U.S. Men’s National Team coaching staff:
Name
|
Position
|
School/experience
|
Hometown
|
Dan
Hawkins
|
Head
coach
|
Former
Boise State and Colorado head coach
|
Boise,
Idaho
|
Paul
Wulff
|
Offensive
coordinator/ Offensive linemen
|
Former
San Francisco 49ers offensive assistant
|
Tampa,
Fla.
|
Robert
Tucker
|
Defensive
coordinator
|
West
Hills Community College
head coach |
Coalinga,
Calif.
|
Cody
Hawkins
|
Quarterbacks
|
Former
Ohio State University graduate assistant
|
Chicago,
Ill.
|
Darian
Hagan
|
Running
backs
|
University
of Colorado director of player development
|
Thornton,
Colo.
|
Dan
Morrison
|
Receivers
|
Former
Southern Methodist University associate head coach
|
Dallas,
Texas
|
Jerry
Brady
|
Defensive
linemen
|
West
Hills Community College defensive line coach
|
Ione,
Calif.
|
Isaiah
Jackson
|
Linebackers
|
West
Virginia State University defensive line coach
|
Dunbar,
W.Va.
|
Matt
White
|
Defensive
backs
|
West
Hills Community College linebackers coach
|
Coalinga,
Calif.
|

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