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The '''[[Pink Team (Vote for the Girls USA)|Pink Team]] North''' is a division in the [[Vote for the Girls (United States)|Vote for the Girls]] Moderators Conference. It was created prior to the [[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|ninth season in the fall of 2017]], when VFTG realigned the Purple, [[Pink Team (Vote for the Girls USA)|Pink]], [[Red Team (Vote for the Girls USA)|Red]], and [[Blue Team (Vote for the Girls USA)|Blue]] Teams into the newly created North and  divisions to join the East and West divisions in each of the sub-conferences.  
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The '''NFC South''' is a division of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) in the [[National Football League]] (NFL). It was created prior to the [[2002 NFL season]], when the league realigned divisions after expanding to 32 teams.  The NFC South currently has four member clubs: the [[Atlanta Falcons]], [[Carolina Panthers]], [[New Orleans Saints]], and [[Tampa Bay Buccaneers]]. Prior to the 2002 season, the Buccaneers belonged to the [[AFC West]] ({{nfly|1976}}) and [[NFC North|NFC Central]] ({{nfly|1977}}–{{nfly|2001}}), while the other three teams were part of the geographically inaccurate [[NFC West]].
 
  
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The NFC South is the only division since the 2002 realignment to have each of its teams make a [[NFC Championship Game|conference championship game]] appearance as well as a [[Super Bowl]] appearance: Tampa Bay ([[2002 NFL season|2002]]), Atlanta ([[2004 NFL season|2004]], [[2012 NFL season|2012]], and [[2016 NFL season|2016]]), Carolina ([[2003 NFL season|2003]], [[2005 NFL season|2005]] and [[2015 NFL season|2015]]), and New Orleans ([[2006 NFL season|2006]] and [[2009 NFL season|2009]]). Also since 2002, each team has won at least three division titles, the only such division in the league.
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The Pink Team North, along with [[Purple Team North (Vote for the Girls USA)|Purple Team North]], is one of two divisions from 2017 to 2021 to have a moderator victory on [[wikipedia:Dancing with the Stars (American TV series)|''Dancing with the Stars'']] as Andrea Coolranch (via [[Archibald Coolranch|her grandfather]]) won the 13th season (J.R. Martinez), Cathryn Everman (via [[Holly Everman|her late aunt-in-law]]) won the 19th season (Alfonso Ribiero), Alexandra Moffitt won the 26th season (Adam Rippon), and Jacqui Fountaine winning the 29th season (Kaitlyn Bristowe).
  
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Entering [[2016 NFL season|2016]], the Saints have the most wins among division members. The Saints record is 331–418–5; their win in [[Super Bowl XLIV]] is the highlight of a 7–9 playoff record. The Falcons record is 330–432–6 with a playoff record of 9–13; the Falcons lost in Super Bowls [[Super Bowl XXXIII|XXXIII]] and [[Super Bowl LI|LI]], the latter in overtime. The Buccaneers record is 241–386–1 with a victory in their only Super Bowl appearance, [[Super Bowl XXXVII]], and an overall playoff record of 6–9.  The Panthers have the best playoff record (9–7) of any team in the division with losses in Super Bowls [[Super Bowl XXXVIII|XXXVIII]] and [[Super Bowl 50|50]] and the best overall record in the division (166–169–1).
 
  
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The NFC South is the only NFC division not to have any teams that predate the 1960 launch of the [[American Football League]]. Each of the other NFC divisions has 3 such teams, while the remaining three are in the [[American Football Conference]]. (In contrast, the NFC South's oldest team is the Falcons, who began play in 1966. The Saints began play only a year later in 1967.)
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The Pink Team North currently has four moderators:
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The NFC South became the second division in five years to have a champion with a losing record, as the [[2014 Carolina Panthers season|2014 Carolina Panthers]] won the division with a 7–8–1 record. (The [[2010 Seattle Seahawks season|2010 Seattle Seahawks]] won the [[NFC West]] with a 7–9 record.) Additionally, Carolina became the first team to repeat as NFC South champions since the creation of the division. The Panthers are the only team to win the NFC South three consecutive times from 2013 to 2015.
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!style=background:white colspan=6|[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 8)|2016-17]]{{BR}}{{flatlist|
 
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*[[wikipedia:So You Think You Can Dance (U.S. season 13)|SYTYCD13]]
 
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*[[wikipedia:America's Got Talent (season 11)|AGT11]]
 
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|'''[[Andrea Coolranch]]'''
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!style=background:gold |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 8 - Peta & Nadia)|'''SYTYCD13''']]
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|[[wikipedia:Detroit, Michigan|Detroit]], [[wikipedia:Michigan|Michigan]]
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!style=background:gold |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 8 - Kathi & Karly)|'''AGT11''']]{{ref label|AGT11|A|A}}
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 8)|DWTS23]]
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 8)|TVUSA11]]
 
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!style=background:tomato|[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 8 - Kathi & Karly)|DWTS24]]
 
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!style=background:lightgrey |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|BoyBand]]
 
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!style=background:lightgrey |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|AGT12]]
 
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!style=background:yellow |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9 - Peta & Nadia)|SYTYCD14]]
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|DWTS25]]
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|TVUSA13]]
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|AI16]]
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|DWTS26]]
 
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!style=background:white |[[Vote for the Girls (U.S. season 9)|TVUSA14]]
 
 
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|colspan=14|[[Kathi Jameson|Kathi]] & [[Karly Jameson|Karly]]
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|[[wikipedia:Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]], [[wikipedia:Ohio|Ohio]]/[[wikipedia:Jacksonville, Florida|Jacksonville]], [[wikipedia:Florida|Florida]]
 
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|colspan=14|[[Lanise White|Lanise]] & [[Danni McClannahan|Danni]]
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|'''[[Kylie Dwyar]]'''
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|[[wikipedia:Denver, Colorado|Denver]], Colorado{{BR}}[[wikipedia:Milwaukee, Wisconsin|Milwaukee]], [[wikipedia:Wisconsin|Wisconsin]]
 
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|colspan=14|[[Peta-Alyce Kaizer|Peta]] & [[Nadia Lorenzo|Nadia]]
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|'''[[Jacqui Fountaine]]'''
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|[[wikipedia:Evanston, Illinois|Evanston]], [[wikipedia:Illinois|Illinois]]
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| colspan="15" style="background:#fff; height:15px; font-size:75%;"|  {{color box|lightgrey}} '''Moderator not in division''' {{color box|gold}} '''Division's Overall Winning Moderator/VFTG Victory''' {{color box|pink}} '''Division's Supported Female Contestant Declared Runner-Up''' {{color box|cyan}} '''Division's Supported Male Flex Pick Declared Runner-up''' {{color box|tomato}} '''Division's Supported Female Contestant Was Last Female Eliminated''' {{colorbox|limegreen}} '''Division's Supported Female Contestant's Loss Declined via Moderators' Save
 
 
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:{{note label|AGT11|A|A}} Imported victory as Laura Bretan auditioned for the eleventh season of ''America's Got Talent'' five days after Bretan won the sixth season of Romania's Got Talent.
 
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:{{note label|Doogan|1|1}} Moved to the [[Purple Team South (Vote for the Girls)|Purple Team South]] in the fall of 2017.
 
  
  
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| {{nfly|2002}} || [[2002–03 NFL playoffs|2002&ndash;03]] ||[[2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] ||align="center"| 12–4 || '''Won''' [[2002–03 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2002 San Francisco 49ers season|49ers]]) 31–6<br>'''Won''' [[2002–03 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] (at [[2002 Philadelphia Eagles season|Eagles]]) 27–10<br>'''Won [[Super Bowl XXXVII]]''' (vs. [[2002 Oakland Raiders season|Raiders]]) 48–21
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! colspan="21" style="text-align:center; font-size:130%;height:45px; background: silver"| Pink Team North Division
 
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| {{nfly|2003}} || [[2003–04 NFL playoffs|2003&ndash;04]] ||[[2003 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || '''Won''' [[2003–04 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] ([[2003 Dallas Cowboys season|Cowboys]]) 29–10<br>'''Won''' [[2003–04 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] (at [[2003 St. Louis Rams season|Rams]]) 29–23 <small>(2OT)</small><br>'''Won''' [[2003–04 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] (at [[2003 Philadelphia Eagles season|Eagles]]) 14–3<br> Lost [[Super Bowl XXXVIII]] (vs. [[2003 New England Patriots season|Patriots]]) 29–32
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! colspan="21" style="text-align:center;"| '''Years'''
 
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| {{nfly|2004}} || [[2004–05 NFL playoffs|2004&ndash;05]] || [[2004 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || '''Won''' [[2004–05 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2004 St. Louis Rams season|Rams]]) 47–17<br>Lost [[2004–05 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] (at [[2004 Philadelphia Eagles season|Eagles]]) 10–27
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! style="background:#00ff00;"|''[[Vote for the Girls (American season 9)|17-18]]'' <ref group="N" name="DWTS26">Alexandra Moffitt was decalred the winning moderator as her flex pick was announced the winner of the twenty-sixth season of ''Dancing with the Stars''.</ref>
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! ''[[Vote for the Girls (American season 10)|18-19]]''
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! ''[[Vote for the Girls (American season 11)|19-20]]''
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! style="background:#00ff00;"|''[[Vote for the Girls (American season 12)|20-21]]'' <ref group="N" name="DWTS29">Jacqui Fountaine was decalred the winning moderator as Kaitlyn Bristoe was announced the winner of the twenty-ninth season of ''Dancing with the Stars''.</ref>
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! ''[[Vote for the Girls (American season 13)|23-24]]''
 
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| {{nfly|2005}} || [[2005–06 NFL playoffs|2005&ndash;06]] || [[2005 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || Lost [[2005–06 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] ([[2005 Washington Redskins season|Redskins]]) 10–17
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| {{nfly|2006}} || [[2006-07 NFL playoffs|2006&ndash;07]] || [[2006 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans Saints]] ||align="center"| 10–6 ||  '''Won''' [[2006-07 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2006 Philadelphia Eagles season|Eagles]]) 27–24<br>Lost [[2006-07 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] (at [[2006 Chicago Bears season|Bears]]) 14–39
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| colspan="5" | [[Andrea Coolranch]]
 
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| [[2007 NFL season|2007]] || [[2007-08 NFL playoffs|2007&ndash;08]] || [[2007 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] ||align="center"| 9–7 || Lost [[2007-08 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] ([[2007 New York Giants season|Giants]]) 14–24
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| colspan="5" |[[Jacqui Fountaine]]
 
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| {{nfly|2008}} || [[2008-09 NFL playoffs|2008&ndash;09]] || [[2008 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"| 12–4 || Lost [[2008–09 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2008 Arizona Cardinals season|Cardinals]]) 13–33
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| colspan="1" | [[Karla Hansen]] {{ref label|Karla|Ka|Ka}}
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| colspan="3" | [[Cathryn Swaringen|Cathryn]] & [[Olivia Everman|Olivia]]  
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| colspan="1" | [[Kylie Dwyar]] {{ref label|Kylie|Ky|Ky}}
 
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| {{nfly|2009}} || [[2009-10 NFL playoffs|2009&ndash;10]] || [[2009 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans Saints]]  ||align="center"| 13–3 || '''Won''' [[2009–10 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2009 Arizona Cardinals season|Cardinals]]) 45–14<br>'''Won''' [[2009–10 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] ([[2009 Minnesota Vikings season|Vikings]]) 31–28 {{small|(OT)}} <br>'''Won [[Super Bowl XLIV]]''' (vs. [[2009 Indianapolis Colts season|Colts]]) 31–17
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| colspan="4" | [[Alexandra Moffitt]] {{ref label|Alexx|A|A}}
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| colspan="1" | [[Donna Doogan]] {{ref label|Donna|D|D}}
 
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| {{nfly|2010}} || [[2010-11 NFL playoffs|2010&ndash;11]] || [[2010 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] ||align="center"| 13–3 || Lost [[2010-11 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2010 Green Bay Packers season|Packers]]) 21–48
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| colspan="21" style="background:#fff; height:15px; font-size:75%;"| {{color box|#00ff00}} '''Division's Moderator Won Competition''' {{color box|#FFE87C}} '''Division's Moderator finished runner-up'''  
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| {{nfly|2011}} || [[2011-12 NFL playoffs|2011&ndash;12]] || [[2011 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans Saints]] || align="center"| 13–3 || '''Won''' [[2011-12 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] ([[2011 Detroit Lions season|Lions]]) 45–28 <br>  Lost [[2011–12 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] (at [[2011 San Francisco 49ers season|49ers]]) 32–36
 
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| {{nfly|2012}} || [[2012-13 NFL playoffs|2012&ndash;13]] || [[2012 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] || align="center"| 13–3 || '''Won''' [[2012-13 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2012 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 30–28<br>Lost [[2012-13 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] ([[2012 San Francisco 49ers season|49ers]]) 24–28
 
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| {{nfly|2013}} || [[2013–14 NFL playoffs|2013&ndash;14]] ||[[2013 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"| 12–4 || Lost [[2013–14 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2013 San Francisco 49ers season|49ers]]) 10–23
 
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| {{nfly|2014}} || [[2014–15 NFL playoffs|2014&ndash;15]] ||[[2014 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"| 7–8–1 || '''Won''' [[2014–15 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] ([[2014 Arizona Cardinals season|Cardinals]]) 27–16<br>Lost [[2014–15 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] (at [[2014 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 17–31
 
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| {{nfly|2015}} || [[2015–16 NFL playoffs|2015&ndash;16]] ||[[2015 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"| 15–1  || '''Won''' [[2015–16 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2015 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 31–24<br>'''Won''' [[2015–16 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] ([[2015 Arizona Cardinals season|Cardinals]]) 49–15<br>Lost [[Super Bowl 50]] (vs. [[2015 Denver Broncos season|Broncos]]) 10–24
 
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| {{nfly|2016}} || [[2016–17 NFL playoffs|2016&ndash;17]] ||[[2016 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] ||align="center"| 11–5  || '''Won''' [[2016–17 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] ([[2016 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 36–20<br>'''Won''' [[2016–17 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] ([[2016 Green Bay Packers season|Packers]]) 44–21<br>Lost [[Super Bowl LI]] (vs. [[2016 New England Patriots season|Patriots]]) 28–34 <small>(OT)</small>
 
  
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:{{note label|Karla|Ka|Ka}} Karla left the moderator panel in 2018.
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:{{note label|Kylie|Ky|Ky}} Kylie previously served as moderator with her sister, [[Ann Dwyar|Ann]] from 2016-17 and solo from 2017-21. Moved from the [[Pink Team West (Vote for the Girls USA)|Pink Team West]] in 2024.
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:{{note label|Alexx|A|A}} Alexandra Moffitt died on November 29, 2020.
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:{{note label|Donna|D|D}} Moved from the [[Purple Team North (Vote for the Girls USA)|Purple Team North]] in 2024.
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| {{nfly|2002}} || [[2002–03 NFL playoffs|2002&ndash;03]] ||[[2002 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] ||align="center"| 9–6–1 || '''Won''' [[2002–03 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] (at [[2002 Green Bay Packers season|Packers]]) 27–7<br>Lost [[2002–03 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] (at [[2002 Philadelphia Eagles season|Eagles]]) 6–20
 
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| {{nfly|2005}} || [[2005–06 NFL playoffs|2005&ndash;06]] || [[2005 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || '''Won''' [[2005–06 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] (at [[2005 New York Giants season|Giants]]) 23–0<br>'''Won''' [[2005–06 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] (at [[2005 Chicago Bears season|Bears]]) 29–21<br>Lost [[2005–06 NFL playoffs|NFC Championship]] (at [[2005 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 14–34
 
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| {{nfly|2008}} || [[2008–09 NFL playoffs|2008&ndash;09]] || [[2008 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || Lost [[2008–09 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] (at [[2008 Arizona Cardinals season|Cardinals]]) 24–30
 
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| [[2010 NFL season|2010]] || [[2010–11 NFL playoffs|2010&ndash;11]] ||[[2010 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans Saints]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || Lost [[2010–11 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] (at [[2010 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 36–41
 
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| {{nfly|2011}} || [[2011–12 NFL playoffs|2011&ndash;12]] || [[2011 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta Falcons]] || align="center"| 10–6 || Lost [[2011–12 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] (at [[2011 New York Giants season|Giants]]) 2–24
 
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| {{nfly|2013}} || [[2013–14 NFL playoffs|2013&ndash;14]] ||[[2013 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans Saints]] ||align="center"| 11–5 || '''Won''' [[2013–14 NFL playoffs|Wild Card Playoffs]] (at [[2013 Philadelphia Eagles season|Eagles]]) 26–24 <br> Lost [[2013–14 NFL playoffs|Divisional Playoffs]] (at [[2013 Seattle Seahawks season|Seahawks]]) 15–23
 
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| [[List of Atlanta Falcons seasons|Atlanta Falcons]] ||align="center"|{{sort|0201| 4}} ||align="center"| {{sort|0504|7}} ||align="center"|1|| align="center" | 0
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|rowspan=2|'''[[Cathryn Swaringen|Cathryn]] & [[Olivia Everman|Olivia]]'''
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|Cathryn Everman
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|Marion, Indiana
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|rowspan=2|2021
 
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| [[List of Carolina Panthers seasons|Carolina Panthers]] ||align="center"|{{sort|0202| 5}} ||align="center"| {{sort|0302|6}} || align="center"|{{sort|1.3|2}} ||align="center"| 0
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|Olivia Everman
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|Muncie, Indiana
 
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| [[List of New Orleans Saints seasons|New Orleans Saints]] ||align="center"|{{sort|0304| 3}} ||align="center"|{{sort|0403| 5}} || align="center"|{{sort|1.2|1}} ||align="center"| {{sort|1.3|1}}
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|colspan=2|'''[[Karla Hansen]]'''
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|[[wikipedia:Arlington, Texas|Arlington]], Texas
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|2017
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|2018
 
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| [[List of Tampa Bay Buccaneers seasons|Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] ||align="center"|{{sort|0303| 3}} ||align="center"|{{sort|0301| 3}} || align="center"|{{sort|1.4|1}} ||align="center"| {{sort|1.4|1}}
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|[[wikipedia:Angola, Indiana|Angola]]/[[wikipedia:Fort Wayne, Indiana|Fort Wayne]], Indiana
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*'''2002''': The NFC South was formed with four inaugural members. The [[Atlanta Falcons]], [[Carolina Panthers]], and [[New Orleans Saints]] joined from the [[NFC West]], while the [[Tampa Bay Buccaneers]] joined from the [[NFC Central]], now known as the NFC North.
 
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| {{nfly|2002}} ||bgcolor=#FFCC00| <sup>(2)</sup> [[2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]] (12–4) ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(6)</sup> [[2002 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]] (9–6–1) || [[2002 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (9–7) || [[2002 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (7–9)
 
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| {{nfly|2003}} ||bgcolor=#C0C0C0| <sup>(3)</sup> [[2003 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (11–5) || [[2003 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (8–8) || [[2003 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]] (7–9) || [[2003 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]] (5–11)
 
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| {{nfly|2004}} ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(2)</sup> [[2004 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]] (11–5) || [[2004 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (8–8) || [[2004 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (7–9) || [[2004 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]] (5–11)
 
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| {{nfly|2005}} ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(3)</sup> [[2005 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]]{{ref label|AFCS|a|a}} (11–5) ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(5)</sup> [[2005 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (11–5) || [[2005 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]] (8–8) || [[2005 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (3–13)
 
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| {{nfly|2011}} ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(3)</sup> [[2011 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (13–3) ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(5)</sup> [[2011 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]] (10–6) || [[2011 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (6–10) || [[2011 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]] (4–12)
 
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| {{nfly|2013}} ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(2)</sup> [[2013 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (12–4) ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(6)</sup> [[2013 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (11–5) || [[2013 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]]{{ref label|AFCS4|d|d}} (4–12) || [[2013 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]] (4–12)
 
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| {{nfly|2014}} ||bgcolor=#CCFFCC| <sup>(4)</sup> [[2014 Carolina Panthers season|Carolina]] (7–8–1) || [[2014 New Orleans Saints season|New Orleans]] (7–9) || [[2014 Atlanta Falcons season|Atlanta]] (6–10) || [[2014 Tampa Bay Buccaneers season|Tampa Bay]] (2–14)
 
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Pink Team North
Conference Women's
League Vote for the Girls
Founded 2017
No. of teams 4

The Pink Team North is a division in the Vote for the Girls Moderators Conference. It was created prior to the ninth season in the fall of 2017, when VFTG realigned the Purple, Pink, Red, and Blue Teams into the newly created North and divisions to join the East and West divisions in each of the sub-conferences.

The Pink Team North, along with Purple Team North, is one of two divisions from 2017 to 2021 to have a moderator victory on Dancing with the Stars as Andrea Coolranch (via her grandfather) won the 13th season (J.R. Martinez), Cathryn Everman (via her late aunt-in-law) won the 19th season (Alfonso Ribiero), Alexandra Moffitt won the 26th season (Adam Rippon), and Jacqui Fountaine winning the 29th season (Kaitlyn Bristowe).


The Pink Team North currently has four moderators:

Moderator City/Town
Andrea Coolranch Detroit, Michigan
Donna Doogan Columbus, Ohio/Jacksonville, Florida
Kylie Dwyar Denver, Colorado
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jacqui Fountaine Evanston, Illinois



Division lineups[edit]

Pink Team North Division
Years
17-18 [N 1] 18-19 19-20 20-21 [N 2] 23-24
Andrea Coolranch
Jacqui Fountaine
Karla Hansen [Ka] Cathryn & Olivia Kylie Dwyar [Ky]
Alexandra Moffitt [A] Donna Doogan [D]
     Division's Moderator Won Competition      Division's Moderator finished runner-up
Ka Karla left the moderator panel in 2018.
Ky Kylie previously served as moderator with her sister, Ann from 2016-17 and solo from 2017-21. Moved from the Pink Team West in 2024.
A Alexandra Moffitt died on November 29, 2020.
D Moved from the Purple Team North in 2024.
  1. ↑ Alexandra Moffitt was decalred the winning moderator as her flex pick was announced the winner of the twenty-sixth season of Dancing with the Stars.
  2. ↑ Jacqui Fountaine was decalred the winning moderator as Kaitlyn Bristoe was announced the winner of the twenty-ninth season of Dancing with the Stars.

Former moderators[edit]

Moderator City/Town Debut Departure Note(s) Current Moderator Current Division
Cathryn & Olivia Cathryn Everman Marion, Indiana 2018 2021
Olivia Everman Muncie, Indiana
Karla Hansen Arlington, Texas 2017 2018
Alexandra Moffitt Angola/Fort Wayne, Indiana 2017 2020 deceased, died on November 29, 2020.

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