The University of Toronto is one of the top participants for College Call of Duty Season One. Third in the CCL Preseason Power Rankings, they will look to establish themselves as the top team in the CCL. The team is led by CCL Season Zero All-Star and league veteran Darshan “Toonie2k” Nauth.
This team’s passion and drive is evident, with the core of the team participating in a local LAN tournament and practicing consistently.
The balance in this lineup is ideal. A strong Main AR player followed by two aggressive SMGs. This is already a strong combination, and once you add two supportive elements to the aggressive players, you will get results. This team is aiming for the top and they have all the pieces to get there. The University of Toronto will be favored against most teams in the CCL.
Millzy has the potential to become the top AR in the CCL and with a veteran all-star supporting the SMG duo, what more can you ask of a squad?
We do not know what teams will end up in Division A or Division B for the regular season yet, but we can sure speculate on what matches have the most meaning.
Butler University came out of nowhere during the first CCL preseason 2K tournament and pushed their way into the finals. One of the teams they eliminated on their way… the University of Toronto in the Quarterfinals. It was an unexpected result, and Toronto will want to establish themselves as the stronger team if these two meet up in the regular season.
Toonie2k facing off against his former teammates in CCL Red. This match would be one to remember as the two strong teams with similar styles face off. Both are aggressive, and it would make for a very fast paced match.
Ohio State University took number one during the preseason power rankings meaning that any match against them will be one with strong implications for the regular season. They currently look unstoppable in Search and Destroy, but Toronto’s pace may be able to break this streak.
You can follow the University of Toronto COD team on the College Call of Duty League Season One. Tune in LIVE at the College COD Twitch.
CCL Season One general information, rules, brackets, participants and results can be all found on College COD Esportspedia. You may follow College Call of Duty on Discord and Twitter.
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