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In 2016, Jeremy Flores along with Avner Chavez, PJ Southard and Zac Shaffer started THE FOUR FFL. Jeremy, started his franchise MY BUSH which later became known as BUSH DID 9/11. The 2016 season (and the following 2017 season) allowed all members to enter the playoffs regardless of regular season record. MY BUSH entered the playoffs as the 1 seed with a 9-5 record. In the semifinals they faced Double On-Condras (later Jayhawks) and defeated them 154-142 to advance to the inaugural THE FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP. In the championship MY BUSH faced The Dab Daddy's (later TEAM). The Dab Daddy's, led by 2016 MVP and soon to be Playoff MVP, David Johnson, defeated MY BUSH 178-156.

In 2017, MY BUSH officially became BUSH DID 9/11 and kept 6 players from the previous year's roster. They once again went 9-5, retained the league record for wins and went on again as the 1 seed in the playoffs. This time they faced TEAM (formerly The Dab Daddy's) once again. This time TEAM was not as hot as before. A 5-9 4th seed that had not impressed. Bush Did 9/11 defeated Team 175-144 to advance to their second straight THE FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP. This time they faced The Blentz's. The Blentz's had an average season but got hot in time for the playoffs. League MVP and soon to be Playoff MVP Todd Gurley helped crush the dreams of Bush Did 9/11 once again. Winning over them 164-142.

2018 saw a new landscape for the league. Two additional teams joined the league and a redraft was held. Bush Did 9/11 drafted incredibly well and were carried to a franchise best 10-4 record, they were slightly overshadowed by defending champs The Blentz's who were 11-3. Bush Did 9/11 was the 2 seed heading into the playoffs and would look like a contender. But instead Bush Did 9/11 put up a measly 83 points in the first round that would send them home early for the first time in franchise history. They would go on to win the third place consolation game. During the 2018 season Bush Did 9/11 and Jayhawks partnered to create the league's first rivalry: the Bush Hawk Rivalry. Bush Did 9/11 would win the series in 2018. The teams also recognized the previous years as history in the rivalry. Bringing the series to 1-1-1 all time.

2019 featured a reduced keeper amount for each team, just 4 players were allowed per team. This allowed Bush Did 9/11 to keep troubled WR Antonio Brown, sophomore QB Baker Mayfield, WR Tyreek Hill and WR Adam Thielen. By the end of the season, the former two would be off the roster and the latter two would suffer from injury. These, among other issues would devastate Bush Did 9/11 who would go 6-8, a franchise worst, finish in 5th place, miss the playoffs and lose the Bush Hawk Rivalry for the year.

2020 was a bounce back year for Bush Did 9/11. Bush Did 9/11 kept Tyreek Hill, Adam Thielen, Chris Carson and Dalvin Cook. Cook had such a spectacular season that he finished 3rd in League MVP voting. Tyreek Hill on the other hand was swapped for AJ Brown and David Montgomery from Jayhawks. A move that in the end benefitted both teams. David Montgomery got hot at the end of the season that led to a playoff run. Bush Did 9/11 would finish 8-6 and be a 2 seed in the playoffs. They would end up losing the Bush Hawk once again but got the last laugh facing Jayhawks in the semifinals for the first time since 2016 and beat them 200-176 to send the reigning champs home. Bush Did 9/11 would play in their 3rd championship in 5 seasons. This time they would face Team once again, who had Playoff MVP Alvin Kamara score 6 touchdowns on Christmas Day to absolutely annihilate Bush Did 9/11 241-161.

While 2020 was a bounce back year, 2021 was an all time low for Bush Did 9/11. It started with owner Jeremy Flores' absence from the 2021 Draft in Oklahoma City, they were given the worst draft grade by Yahoo and many other sites. They were projected to go 6-8 and finish in 4th place. Bush Did 9/11, despite this projection, struggled throughout the season. Bush Did 9/11 lost a record 10 games in 2021, they also got swept by rival Jayhawks and managed to be the only team in the new PPR scoring league that was unable to top the standard scoring season record of years past. Bush Did 9/11 finished the season in last place and would draft 1st overall in 2022.