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Little Things Doom Storm in Collapse Against PredatorsConnor Akeman, ArenaFan.comDrama, heartbreak, exhilaration, and thrill: All components of another wild edition of the War on I-4 Saturday night at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Unfortunately for the Tampa Bay Storm, heartbreak was the most prevalent in a 56-52 last second loss to the Orlando Predators.
Preds Continue to Raise Eyebrows, Scoring 2 TD's in Final Minute to Seal War on I-4 VictoryAdrian Beecher, The SkyBoat
Tampa, FL - For a team that no one seemed to give a chance coming into the season, the Orlando Predators have raised eyebrows and 3 weeks into the season still have a 0 in the loss column. Down 10to the Tampa Bay Storm with just 56 seconds left in the game the magic continued, and the Predators were able leave the battlefield of the War on I-4 with a 56-52 victory in the final seconds.
Preparation and Luck Yield Win For 3-0 PredatorsAdam Markowitz, ArenaFan.comSome say that it's better to be lucky than good. On Saturday night in the 53th installment of the War on I-4, the Orlando Predators would tell you that luck is a byproduct of their hard work that they have put in all season long. Thanks to what Rob Keefe called the grace of God, the Preds used a late fumble recovery to take down the Tampa Bay Storm 56-52.
Late turnover leads to winning touchdown as Predators stun StormOrlando Sentinel
Orlando's Boltus, Two late touchdowns stops Tampa Bay Storm 56-52Tampa Bay Storm Press Release
Jason Boltus overcame an almost impossible task, but the first year Orlando quarterback, rallied the Predators (3-0) with two touchdowns in the last 50 seconds against Tampa Bay (2-1), the second with six seconds left on the clock to defeat the Storm, 56-52, in the 53rd edition of the “War on I-4” Saturday night in an Arena Football League game on the Amalie Motor Oil Field at the Tampa Bay Times Forum.
Predators Remain Undefeated with 56-52 Victory Over StormOrlando Predators Press Release
For the third consecutive week, fourth quarter heroics paved the way for a dramatic victory as the Orlando Predators (3-0) knocked off the Tampa Bay Storm (2-1), 56-52, in the 53rd edition of the “War on I-4.”
Lawrence Samuels has long history with Storm-Preds battleTampabay.com
This War on I-4 Like None OtherAdam Markowitz, ArenaFan.comArena Football League fans who are knowledgeable of the game know that this league is a heck of a lot better off when both the Tampa Bay Storm and the Orlando Predators are both good. The truth of the matter? The last time that both of these teams were good at the same time was 2010, but even then, those teams were seeded third and fourth in the playoffs that season, and the Preds only just squeaked into the playoffs at 8-8.
