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Apologies for last week, too much stuff to get done.
So...right to the action.
Montreal comes back at home to avoid an embarassing loss to West Virginia, despite an ugly win...It's still a win 17-13.
Vancouver gets its first win on the back of Connel, who ran for 149 yards and 1 TD at Columbia. Sanders, fails to convert the 2 point conversion to send the game into overtime. 22-20.
Austin, tops a 136 yard day by walking into the endzone untouched with 28 seconds left on the clock, to beat the Stallions 28-24. Booker has a huge day for Salt Lake, despite the loss to the Cows.
Texas quarterback Chung continues to impress, outdueling Costanzo as the Hellriders bounce back at home against previously undefeated Reno, 34-21.
Pittsburgh continues to struggle through injury problems as Vermont takes advantage through the running game, 34-12.
Little Rock shuts out the Assassins in the second half, and come back to win 17-16 on Given's pass to Kennedy.
Norfolk survives a scare from the Outlaws with a last minute Field Goal to move to 4-0 on the season, 16-14.
Anchorage takes advantage of a home crowd and continues on a roll at 4-0, capitalizing on Mule mistakes and good field position, 31-17
Traded Nelson exacts his revenge on the Bulldogs, leading the Ogres to their first win of the season. Crespo rushes for over 200 yards, but Burger throws 2 interceptions in a 34-23 loss at home.
Sante throws 2 more interceptions to bring his total to 9 on the year. Snipe Hunters take advantage of Boston misques and go to 3-1 in a good road win, 24-12.
Fresno gains homefield advantage and gets its first win with a drubbing of the Renegades. Beaver runs for over 150 yards, and Richardson throws for 4 touchdown passes in a 31-18 blowout.
Cleveland holds visiting Hartford to 84 yards through the air as Alexander passes for 2 touchdowns to lead the Claws to a 25-16 victory. Cleveland is now 3-1.
Lawrence's Stanfield passes for 359 yards, but is intercepted 3 times in the red zone. Carmack has a big 132 yard game as Dakota stifles the Phantoms to go to 3-1, 20-10.
St. Louis comes up short at home, as "Crisp" Wheat gains 5 yards per carry for 100 yards and 2 TD's for the Matadors, 14-12. Albequerque is 3-1.
So...right to the action.
Montreal comes back at home to avoid an embarassing loss to West Virginia, despite an ugly win...It's still a win 17-13.
Vancouver gets its first win on the back of Connel, who ran for 149 yards and 1 TD at Columbia. Sanders, fails to convert the 2 point conversion to send the game into overtime. 22-20.
Austin, tops a 136 yard day by walking into the endzone untouched with 28 seconds left on the clock, to beat the Stallions 28-24. Booker has a huge day for Salt Lake, despite the loss to the Cows.
Texas quarterback Chung continues to impress, outdueling Costanzo as the Hellriders bounce back at home against previously undefeated Reno, 34-21.
Pittsburgh continues to struggle through injury problems as Vermont takes advantage through the running game, 34-12.
Little Rock shuts out the Assassins in the second half, and come back to win 17-16 on Given's pass to Kennedy.
Norfolk survives a scare from the Outlaws with a last minute Field Goal to move to 4-0 on the season, 16-14.
Anchorage takes advantage of a home crowd and continues on a roll at 4-0, capitalizing on Mule mistakes and good field position, 31-17
Traded Nelson exacts his revenge on the Bulldogs, leading the Ogres to their first win of the season. Crespo rushes for over 200 yards, but Burger throws 2 interceptions in a 34-23 loss at home.
Sante throws 2 more interceptions to bring his total to 9 on the year. Snipe Hunters take advantage of Boston misques and go to 3-1 in a good road win, 24-12.
Fresno gains homefield advantage and gets its first win with a drubbing of the Renegades. Beaver runs for over 150 yards, and Richardson throws for 4 touchdown passes in a 31-18 blowout.
Cleveland holds visiting Hartford to 84 yards through the air as Alexander passes for 2 touchdowns to lead the Claws to a 25-16 victory. Cleveland is now 3-1.
Lawrence's Stanfield passes for 359 yards, but is intercepted 3 times in the red zone. Carmack has a big 132 yard game as Dakota stifles the Phantoms to go to 3-1, 20-10.
St. Louis comes up short at home, as "Crisp" Wheat gains 5 yards per carry for 100 yards and 2 TD's for the Matadors, 14-12. Albequerque is 3-1.
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