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Brian Belefski, ArenaFan.com After a five-year hiatus, the Arena Football is back for season number 33. Some familiar franchise names are back, along with a few expansion teams and some that played in other indoor and arena leagues last season. Below is a capsule of the 16-team league with early preseason roster analysis. AFL Rewind Podcast: Sed Bonner and Brandon SesayArenaFan.com Press Release Tim Capper and Jon Stark welcome Sed Bonner (Offensive Coordinator - Billings Outlaws) and Brandon Sesay (Defensive Assistant - Albany Firebirds). More information on the Louisiana Voodoo moving to LafayetteKPLC In November of last year, we announced that the Louisiana Voodoo would be playing arena football back here in Lake Charles. AFL Commissioner Lee Hutton said this to 7NEWS then, “We are going to be here; we’re not just going to be an AFL team that’s going to be here for just a little while we plan to make Lake Charles our home.” Louisiana Voodoo arena football team moving from Lake Charles to LafayetteKPLC The City of Lake Charles has confirmed that the Louisiana Voodoo Arena Football League team is moving from Lake Charles to Lafayette. Arena Football’s Louisiana Voodoo moving to Lafayette from Lake Charles KFLY News 10 Sports learned late Thursday night from Louisiana Voodoo team officials the team would be moving from Lake Charles to Lafayette. SCCG Announces Partnership with the AFL to Provide Strategic Support for Sports WageringAFL Press Release SCCG Management, a leading global advisory firm in the gambling and sports entertainment industries, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with the Arena Football League (AFL). Gray TV Partners with Revamped Arena Football League to Bring Local Spring Football to ViewersGray Television Gray Television Partners with Revamped Arena Football League to Bring Local Spring Football to Viewers Free Over-The-Air Starting April 27 NFL Network to Televise More Live Football this SpringNFL Media Today, the National Football League announced partnerships with the Arena Football League (AFL) and Overtime's football league (OT7) to broadcast live games on NFL Network this spring. |
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