Haith to continue FBI agent process in offseason
MLive.com
The Grand Rapids Rampage defensive back flew back to his home in Washington D.C. earlier this week for an interview with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and to enjoy the offseason.

One and done for Rush
Chicago Daily Herald
The Rush came in bearing the slogan, "One's Not Enough," referencing its 2006 ArenaBowl title.The Grand Rapids Rampage, winners of the 2001 Bowl, arrived sans slogan. They'll have time to conjure something catchy following Sunday's 58-41 win.

Goal-line stand ends Rattlers' season
AZ Central.com
Jeff Smoker's last-gasp attempt to sneak in from the 1 was stopped by William Haith, and Grand Rapids ran out the remaining seconds for a 48-41 wild-card playoff victory in front of 10,862 Monday night at US Airways Center.

Ex-Mountain Lion helps end Rattlers' season
Tucson Citizen
the final minute to preserve a 48-41 victory against the Arizona Rattlers on Monday night in the wild-card round of the Arena Football League playoffs. ...

Rampage pull off upset as MacPherson throws 5 TDs
The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com
On the biggest stage of his life, James MacPherson didn't let the bright lights keep him from experiencing an unforgettable homecoming Monday night while leading the Grand Rapids Rampage to a thrilling playoff win.

Rampage's mistakes pile up in loss to Blaze
MLive.com
In their most important matchup of the season, the Grand Rapids Rampage crashed and burned in a 63-56 loss to the Utah Blaze in an American Conference showdown Sunday afternoon at Van Andel Arena.

Rush come from behind to beat Grand Rapids
Chicago Tribune
The Rush may have had more artful performances this season, but no one's about to complain after Sunday's 55-52 Arena Football League victory over Grand Rapids left it with six wins at the season's halfway mark. That equals the franchise's second-best start.

Injuries taking their toll on slumping Rampage
MLive.com
The Grand Rapids Rampage's injured list is becoming awfully crowded just six games into the Arena Football League season.

Rampage offense stalls in loss to Predators
The Grand Rapids Press - MLive.com
Since shattering Arena Football League and team scoring records in Weeks 4 and 5, the high-powered Grand Rapids Rampage offense has all but disappeared in the first half of a pair of stunning defeats. It happened again Sunday.

Rampage report card: No bite in Big Apple
MLive.com

Rampage thumped by New York Dragons
MLive.com
The Grand Rapids Rampage tied another franchise scoring record Saturday night in a matchup against the New York Dragons.

Rampage pounded in New York
MLive.com
The Rampage entered the contest as the Arena Football League's highest-scoring team at 67.3 points per game, but tied a team record with a scoreless first half while suffering a 63-34 defeat to the Dragons at Nassau Coliseum.

Twisters' Simpson and Kilow set new standards
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Arkansas (12-4 ) completed the regular season with a 40-34 overtime victory over the Amarillo Dusters on Saturday as Simpson set an Arena Football 2 record for tackles in a season and Kilow broke the Twisters’ record for all-purpose yards.