Federal Indoor Football League

The summary claims that the game was played on a neutral site, in San Francisco, but the box score says Minnesota.

Thanks. This team has been a lot of fun over the past two seasons. There just isn't a soft spot in the defense. I wonder if any team has ever won the Gold Cup with the 17th ranked offense.

How is it that Minnesota gets home field advantage? Tennessee has a better record, and also beat Minnesota earlier this season.

What gives?

Denny almost had a TD this week. a 76 yard catch, tackled on the 2 yard line.

You left out the part about stopping up all the toilets in the visitor's lockeroom.

Mike has Connecticut coming back to Knoxville for the AFC championship and beating the team which just outgained them 397 to 197 in total yards. Admittedly, the Riverhawks offense has been very erratic in the first halves of both games, mainly due to poor pass blocking, but the #1 defense in the lea...

I really liked it.

I won't tell.

Yeah, we had a lot of second stringers playing in the second half.

That is some defense you have. They beat up my guys.

The #1 and #2 defenses in the league match up in the Gold Cup, when Minnesota and Tennessee square off. Both teams have manged to score a lot of points playing on the short field supplied by their defenses. I won't make a prediction other than this should be quite a struggle.

Yep, I'm all in.

Admit it. You're just afraid to play against the Riverhawks. Welcome to Knoxville. At home (where I was 6-1 on the season) vs 8-6 Rochester (I beat them at home but lost to them on the road) or on the road (4-3 on season) vs 10-4 Tennessee (I beat them 17-16 at home)? hmmm :) That was just a roster...

Mike wrote:yes the fearful Riverhawks...who had to go to OT to beat the sub-.500 Fort Wayne Safari!

Don't make me stop this car and beat you again.

Admit it. You're just afraid to play against the Riverhawks. Welcome to Knoxville.