Shockazulu

Shockazulu is the most popular sport played in the Inner States. It is played on a hardwood floor, with two teams of 15 attempting to land a ring on an elevated post.

The basic rules are:


 * 1) The ring must be tossed within 3 seconds of you receiving it.
 * 2) You may not move while in possession of the ring.
 * 3) Tackling is allowed, but players must tackle below the neck.
 * 4) You may toss the ring to yourself, but you must move towards the opposing team's goal.
 * 5) Games are played in four 15-minute quarters.
 * 6) A successful tackle is made when the player in possession of the ring has both knees on the ground.
 * 7) Upon a successful tackle being made, the ring must be dropped on the ground.
 * 8) When a ring is on the ground, players may tackle each other for possession.

Shockazulu is popular among the entirety of the Inner States. There are a number of professional/amateur Shockazulu Leagues, including the Shasuli Snakes, the Al-Fasus Foxtrotters, and the Ingerland Icemen.

"COME ON INGERLAND. SCORE SOME FACKIN GOALS." - Junithan Choilander at the reopening of Shasul Stadium.