YEAR 4- 2000

Money Inc. had a lesson in futility as they struggled through a horrible season, finishing with the worst overall record.  Suffering several losing steaks including a six game one before the season was halfway through caused them to plummet for the rest of the year, earning them the first overall pick in 2001.

YEAR 3- 1999

1999 was the year that Money Inc. finally won some money.  Money Inc. rolled to a 12-5 record, best in the American Conference, even though their team was hurt by injuries during the course of the season.  Unfortunately for Money Inc., they were not built for the Playoffs and thus ended up finishing in fifth place overall, and earning the seventh pick in the next draft.

YEAR 2- 1998

Money Inc. finished with the worst overall record in the American Conference.  They had several losing steaks with one winning streak early on in the season, which provided false hope.

YEAR 1- 1997

Money Inc., coached by Anthony Torsiello, finished the midpoint of the 1977 season, tied for third place with a 5-4 record.  They fought through the second half of the year until the final game in Week #17 against the Semolina Pilchards which determined their ranking in the playoffs.  After losing to the Pilchards, Money Inc. entered the postseason seeded in the fourth position with a 10-7 record, and finished the playoffs in fourth place.