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* In [[Season 20]] the Orlando Business Majors were the #4 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the {{Team|ABQ|color=true}}.
 
* In [[Season 20]] the Orlando Business Majors were the #4 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the {{Team|ABQ|color=true}}.
 
* In [[Season 21]] the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
 
* In [[Season 21]] the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
 
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The Orlando Business Majors saved enough money over several months to commission an artist to design their logo. Unfortunately this drained the savings of the entire team, who now face the prospect of having to find a high-paying corporate job that requires them to leave their morals at the door. The team therefore considers their commissioned team logo to be a cursed object that can eat the future.
 
 
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The refreshed, renewed Orlando Business Majors were purported to have spent the offseason bulking up, studying strategy in the video room, and preparing to hit the ground running in [[Season 23]] in an attempt to cement their Golly legacy and capture a second consecutive [[Hellmouth Cup]] championship.
 
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Revision as of 21:14, 31 October 2021

The Orlando Business Majors are a Golly team from Orlando, Florida.

Orlando Business Majors
Orlando Business Majors logo
"We take credit!"
Team Information
Name Orlando Business Majors
Abbreviation ORL
Primary Color #0dab76
Logo  ORL.png 
Hometown Orlando
Emoji
Status Active
Rivalry Crowns
None
Favorites
Divination
Motto
 
Template:Infobox team   •   edit
 

History

The Orlando Business Majors have been in the Golly league since Season 1.

A brief season-by-season summary of the Orlando Business Majors:

  • In Season 1 the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
  • In Season 2 the Orlando Business Majors were the #2 seed in the Hot League. They clinched the Hot League pennant, then won the Hellmouth Cup series against the EA.png Elko Astronauts .
  • In Season 3 the Orlando Business Majors were the #4 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the DET.png Detroit Grape Chews .
  • In Season 4 the Orlando Business Majors set a new record for longest winning streak at 10 games (Day 5 - Day 14). They were the #3 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the DET.png Detroit Grape Chews .
  • In Season 5 the Orlando Business Majors were the #2 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the SAC.png Sacramento Boot Lickers .
  • In Season 6 the Orlando Business Majors were the #3 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the SFBS.png San Francisco Boat Shoes , the eventual champions.
  • In Season 7 the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
  • In Season 8 the Orlando Business Majors were the #3 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the AA.png Alewife Arsonists .
  • In Season 9 the Orlando Business Majors were the #4 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Cold League Championship Series by the MILF.png Milwaukee Flamingos , the eventual champions.
  • In Season 10 the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
  • In Season 11 the Orlando Business Majors were the #2 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the AA.png Alewife Arsonists .
  • In Season 12 the Orlando Business Majors were the #3 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Championship Series by the SFBS.png San Francisco Boat Shoes , the eventual champions.
  • In Season 13 the Orlando Business Majors were the #1 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the SFBS.png San Francisco Boat Shoes .
  • In Season 14 the Orlando Business Majors were the first Hot League team to Partytime on Day 46.
  • In Season 15 the Orlando Business Majors were the first Hot League team to Partytime on Day 46. They were sent to partytime by the SFBS.png San Francisco Boat Shoes .
  • In Season 16 the Orlando Business Majors were the first Hot League team to Partytime on Day 47. This was the third year in a row they were sent to Partytime, and the second year in a row they were sent to Partytime by the SFBS.png San Francisco Boat Shoes .
  • In Season 17 the Orlando Business Majors were the #1 seed in the Hot League. They clinched the Hot League pennant, and defeated the FWPT.png Ft. Worth Piano Tuners in the Hellmouth Cup series.
  • In Season 18 the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
  • In Season 19 the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.
  • In Season 20 the Orlando Business Majors were the #4 seed in the Hot League. They were knocked out in the Hot League Division Series by the ABQ.png Albuquerque Solarpunks .
  • In Season 21 the Orlando Business Majors did not make the playoffs.

Season 18 and 19 Spring Break

Motivation

Despite their early Hellmouth Cup win in Season 2, the Business Majors experienced a great deal of postseason heartache in the seasons that followed. After their abysmal performance in Seasons 14, 15, and 16, reaching Partytime first in the Hot League all three seasons, the Business Majors were feeling burned out.

Season 17 Declaration

Midway through Season 17 the Business Majors announced that they needed to reset, and declared that they would take an unscheduled Spring Break trip following Season 17 in order to "find themselves again" and "reset".

As if on cue, the Business Majors promptly rocketed to the top of the Hot Water division, while their nearest competitors, division mates AA.png Alewife Arsonists and SAC.png Sacramento Boot Lickers nosedived into the end of the season. The Business Majors defeated the Arsonists in the Division Series and the Boot Lickers in the Championship series, then defeated the FWPT.png Ft. Worth Piano Tuners in the Hellmouth Cup series.

Season 18 and 19 Sprint Break

During Seasons 18 and 19, the Business Majors took their spring break trip, promising the Golly Commissioner that they would "phone it in" to keep from disrupting the Golly League, drawing the ire of the Commissioner, and being banished from Golly like the Atlanta Glitter Sharks. True to their word, the Business Majors hired stand-ins to play Golly for them, for the entire duration of their spring break trip, having 2 uneventful seasons in which they neither soared nor crashed.

Season 22 Return to Form

After their Season 18 and 19 Spring Break, the Orlando Business Majors decided to reorganize their entire dorm room, do a spring cleaning, go shopping for new office supplies, and start a brand-new binder with fresh paper and new dividers. After spending Season 20 and Season 21 perfecting their new organizational system, the Orlando Business Majors promptly outperformed every Golly team in history, setting a new single-season wins record (34-15) and winning the Season 22 Hellmouth Cup without breaking a sweat.

The refreshed, renewed Orlando Business Majors were purported to have spent the offseason bulking up, studying strategy in the video room, and preparing to hit the ground running in Season 23 in an attempt to cement their Golly legacy and capture a second consecutive Hellmouth Cup championship.

Art

Logo and Branding

The Orlando Business Majors saved enough money over several months to commission an artist to design their logo. Unfortunately this drained the savings of the entire team, who now face the prospect of having to find a high-paying corporate job that requires them to leave their morals at the door. The team therefore considers their commissioned team logo to be a cursed object that can eat the future.

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Season 2 Hellmouth Cup Poster

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Season 17 Hellmouth Cup Poster

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Season 22 Hellmouth Cup Poster

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