Overview On December 2, 2020, The Wild Aces team name and logo were announced, along with three other teams (
Glacier Boyz,
Beasts, and
Zappers). On January 14, 2021, all four team uniforms were revealed. The Stars have one People's Championship titles when they were the Wild Aces. On March 2, 2022, Greg Miller left the ownership group and the team will undergo a rebrand. They would be known as the Shoulda Been Stars (SB Stars for short) at the start of the season. After the league decided to expand to 8 teams in 2022, the Stars were put in the OG Division with the Zappers, Beasts, and Glacier Boyz.
2021 (v1.0) The Wild Aces won their first franchise game 30–22 against the
Glacier Boyz on February 13, 2021. The Aces finished the season 2–2 and earning 2nd-place in the league's regular season standings. Their week two franchise-tagged super back
LaDarius Galloway was given the regular season Offensive MVP and Joseph Putu was given the Defensive MVP. The
Beasts (3–1) finished 1st, the
Zappers (2–2) finished 3rd, and the Glacier Boyz (1–3) finished 4th. They ultimately ended up winning against the #3 seed Zappers 32–6 in the semi-finals, advancing to the
People's Championship. Right before the game, it was revealed that former
Baylor and
XFL defensive end
Shawn Oakman had signed with the Wild Aces. The Wild Aces won the People's Championship v1.0 game against the #4 seed Glacier Boyz 46–40, finishing the
2021 Fan Controlled Football season 4–2 and earning their 1st championship in franchise history. Dual-threat quarterback Ed Crouch was named People's Championship Gatorade MVP. Crouch went 4 for 9 with 72 yards and 1 passing touchdown. He also rushed 6 times for 53 yards and added a rushing touchdown. His rushing touchdown came on the last play of the game where he faked a run to Galloway and outran a defender to touch the pilon with no time left on the clock.
2022 (v2.0) After becoming the first team to rebrand in FCF history, the SB Stars looked to continue their winning standards after becoming the 2021 People's Champions. The Stars finished 4–3, which was good enough to finish in 3rd place behind the
FCF Bored Ape Football Club (5–2) and the
FCF Knights of Degen (4–3). The SB Stars would go on to lose to the
FCF Zappers 50–24 in the first round, marking their first-ever playoff loss.
Final roster == Statistics and players ==