Is this the last season of the IFL?

The Indoor Football League kicks-off its 10th season tonight, and once viewed as the top alternative to the Arena Football League, the IFL is a shell of its former self after an off-season that damn-near saw the league merge with another league, and left them with just six teams after a court ruling three weeks ago. Continue reading Is this the last season of the IFL?

The entire sport of arena/indoor football is a damn mess

With roughly two weeks until the start of the indoor/arena football season the sport has never been on shakier ground. Teams are folding on the eve of the season, other leagues are suing each other, blocking teams from playing, or have a laughable number of teams left to play the upcoming season. Continue reading The entire sport of arena/indoor football is a damn mess

Minor league indoor football news roundup: IFL steals 2 from CIF, CIF takes 1 from IFL

The battle between Champions Indoor Football’s desire to become the biggest minor league indoor football league in the country and the Indoor Football League’s drive to stay afloat took a wild turn Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading Minor league indoor football news roundup: IFL steals 2 from CIF, CIF takes 1 from IFL

Last Chance U star Ronald Ollie signs with minor league indoor football team

The Richmond Roughriders, who recently joined the National Arena League after winning the Arena Pro Football title earlier this year, announced on their Facebook page today that they have signed defensive lineman Ronald Ollie to a contract for the 2018 season! Continue reading Last Chance U star Ronald Ollie signs with minor league indoor football team

Minor league indoor football roundup: IFL announces 5 teams commit for 2018; two teams apply to CIF

Now that minor league indoor football season is officially over, the crazy season of relocating, renaming, jumping leagues, or just flat folding, is underway.

And this week, we’ve got a whole bunch of stuff to get you caught up on. Continue reading Minor league indoor football roundup: IFL announces 5 teams commit for 2018; two teams apply to CIF

The Indoor Football League appears to be in big trouble

You could see a league drop down to just three teams this off-season, and likely send them scrambling to other leagues just to keep playing, or, the more likely scenario, is they will lose 3-4 teams, find 3-4 suckers to join in for a season or two to keep the league and its big team afloat, then repeat the dance all over again. Continue reading The Indoor Football League appears to be in big trouble