Jeff Sims
It's now or never(6/29) Press releases and anything else that you read are sure to lead you to believe that the league has a “business model” in place and is set to return for next season. A little over a month ago, reports stated that the model was in place and all that had to happen was the model being presented and approved by the owners. Has there been an update on that?
Shawn and Lori Mosqueda
Shock Broke Fever, Spokane Wins 62-32(4/11) Inner-state rivals Spokane Shock and Tri-Cities Fever took the field for the sixth meeting between the two teams tonight. The Fever (0-2) doesn’t hold great standings in the league, but there is something about playing against Spokane that brings out the fight in them. Tonight was no exception, with the Fever being first to score, a 33-yard field goal by kicker Michael Braunstein.
Andrew Pekarek
Another season in the af2, but the same goal in mind(3/30) Gino Guidugli thought he was going to be throwing touchdown passes for the Cleveland Gladiators this season. Bradley Chavez expected to catch his first TD of 2009 in a New York Dragons’ uniform. Instead, both were on opposite sides of the field Saturday night in front of 5,596 fans at the Resch Center in the Green Bay Blizzard’s season-opening 53-40 win over the Tennessee Valley Vipers, the defending ArenaCup champions.
Jeff Sims
Player Source: 98% Chance League Will Return in 2010(3/16) For the AFL purist, it is also rumored that at least one player would need to play both sides of the ball, bringing back the “Ironman” mentality that existed in Arena Football since the league’s inception 22 years ago.
Randy Snow
Rampage Connections Abound in the af2(2/2) If you attend any af2 games this season, or watch any of the games over the Internet, you will be able to see some former players and coaches from the Grand Rapids Rampage on the sidelines, including two former head coaches. In fact, they will even be facing off against each other on several occasions when their teams meet on the gridiron.
Randy Snow
A Year Without Arena Football?(12/27) After weeks of speculation and rumors, the Arena Football League officially cancelled the 2009 season on December 15. It was a sad day for me personally. As a season ticket holder of the Grand Rapids Rampage since 2001, I can’t imagine not attending a game at the Van Andel Arena this year.
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