Post by Nevadanut on Jun 13, 2019 12:13:36 GMT -8
NEBRASKA DANGER at IOWA BARNSTORMERS
What: A playoff spot is up for grabs for the Danger as they visit the Barnstormers.
When: Saturday, June 15 at 5:05 p.m. pacific (7:05 p.m. central).
Where: Wells Fargo Arena; Des Moines, Iowa.
Stream: IFL YouTube Channel.
2019 Head to Head: March 23 - Barnstormers 58, Danger 55.
Note: A Danger win will ensure them of a playoff berth. They also can reach the post season with a Quad City Steamwheelers win over the Sugar Skulls at Tucson.
The Danger are 6-7 overall and 2-4 on the road. They are coming off a 54-26 road win over the San Diego Strike Force on June 6. The Barnstormers are 12-1 overall and 6-0 at home. They are coming off a 55-43 home win over the Sioux Falls Storm on June 8..
NEBRASKA DANGER
Danger RB Davante Sapp-Lynch.
(SCtoC Photo by Gary Royall)
ROSTER
# - name (pos)
4 - Eric Thomas (WR)
5 - Gregory Dent Jr. (WR)
6 - Jovante Seard (QB)
7 - Johnny Jackson IV (WR)
8 - Tommy Armstrong Jr. (QB)
9 - Mike Tatum (WR)
11 - Levarious Varnado (DB)
14 - Antonio Penn (DB)
15 - Brandon Roe (DB)
20 - Quincy Walden (RB/WR)
21 - Luke Stice (LB)
22 - Rahman Kamara (DB)
24 - Davonte Sapp-Lynch (RB)
26 - Thaddeus Philyaw III (DB)
43 - Chris Martin (DL)
44 - Ke'Tyrus Marks (DL)
55 - D'Vonn Brown (DL)
56 - Adolphus Barnes (OL)
65 - Aundrea Liddell (OL)
71 - Taylor Warner (OL)
72 - Kamryn Bennett (OL)
88 - Diego Marquez (K)
91 - Courtel Jenkins (DL)
93 - Sayvon Lowry (DL)
Short Term IR
N/A
Season Ending IR
2 - Najee Bright (DB)
85 - Tevaris McCormick (WR)
Transfer
17 - Steffon Herd (DB) [AFL - Washington Valor]
65 - Sean Brown (OL) [AFL - Philadelphia Soul]
91 - Charles Walker (DL) [CFL - BC Lions]
RTR
4 - Noah Housh (WR)
9 - Chip Reeves Jr. (WR)
N/A - Adonis Cruz (OL)
N/A - Ryan Jacques (OL)
Coaching Staff
Pig Brown - Head Coach
Damon Ware - Offensive Line Coach
Jameel Sewell - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach/Running Backs Coach/Wide Receivers Coach
Xzavie Jackson - Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach
TEAM STATISTICS
Yards per game: 231.2
Rush yards per game: 105.5
Pass yards per game: 125.6
Points per game: 51.8
Yards allowed per game: 239.8
Rush yards allowed per game: 89.5
Pass yards allowed per game: 150.3
Points allowed per game: 47.3
Roster information is subject to change and is presented here as a basic guide for following the game. Rosters and team information is gathered from the IFL's 2019 Media Guide, as well as other sources, and will be updated as further roster information becomes available.
IOWA BARNSTORMERS
Barnstormers WR Ryan Balentine.
(Photo by Connor Ferguson)
ROSTER
# - name (pos)
1 - Ryan Balentine (WR)
2 - Daquan Neal (QB)
5 - Tevin Madison (DB)
6 - Jermey Gloston (DB)
7 - Tyrell Pearson (DB)
8 - Cordero Hayes (DB)
9 - Jajuan Harley (DB)
10 - Raheem Harvey (WR)
12 - Jazeric Peterson (WR)
15 - Jatavius Stewart (WR)
18 - Connor Hollenbeck (WR)
19 - Nathan Criswell (K)
20 - James Gray (DB)
21 - Jamal Tyler (RB)
22 - Jonah McCutcheon (DB)
23 - Treyvon Williams (LB)
24 - Malik Brown (RB)
30 - Reggie McGee (DL)
45 - Tony Winslow (DL)
55 - Oliver Lumpkin (OL)
56 - B.J. Butler (DL)
62 - Demarvious Loving (OL)
70 - Quante Hines (OL)
71 - Sterling Clark (OL)
90 - Freddie Reed (DL)
Short Term IR
3 - Jourdan Wickliffe (DB)
Season Ending IR
4 - Samuel Charles (WR)
Transfer
79 - Corey Madlock (OL) [AFL - Atlantic City Blackjacks)
N/A - Izaah Burks (DL) [AAF - Orlando Apollos]
N/A - Trenton Thompson (DL) [AAF - Arizona Hotshots]
RTR
50 - Collin Bevins (DL)
N/A - Brandon Bailey (DB)
N/A - Thomas Shuler III (WR)
Coaching Staff
Dixie Wooten - Head Coach
Chuck Miller - Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach
Marshall Hart - Offensive Line/Special Teams Coach
Jason Simpson - Defensive Backs Coach
TEAM STATISTICS
Yards per game: 237.8
Rush yards per game: 83.7
Pass yards per game: 190.2
Points per game: 52.5
Yards allowed per game: 225.5
Rush yards allowed per game: 84.2
Pass yards allowed per game: 141.2
Points allowed per game: 36.6
Roster information is subject to change and is presented here as a basic guide for following the game. Rosters and team information is gathered from the IFL's 2019 Media Guide, as well as other sources, and will be updated as further roster information becomes available.
BREAKDOWN
One is still looking for a playoff berth and the other has already clinched one. Both still have something for which to play. If the Danger win they're in. They also can earn a playoff bid if the Quad City Steamwheelers can march into Arizona and come away with a win over the Sugar Skulls. If the Danger win and the Sugar Skulls win, Nebraska is out. The Tucson-Quad City match up will start an hour later than this one, so the Danger will not have any advanced notice of the outcome of the other game. Toppling the Barnstormers will be no easy task, but they teams have developed a rivalry over the past few seasons due to their relatively close proximity to one another, and rivalry games can often be difficult to predict. The Barnstormers, at 12-1 have already clinched a bye and home field advantage in the playoff semifinal. They're playing for the potential first seed in the playoffs which would mean hosting the United Bowl should they advance. They would need to win this game and hope for a San Diego Strike Force upset of the 13-0 Arizona Rattlers at Phoenix. Both games take place simultaneously. The previous game this season between these teams came down to a 42-yard touchdown from Daquan Neal to Connor Hollenbeck with 18 seconds left as the Barnstormers rallied to a 58-55 win at Grand Island in week 5. Neal tossed four touchdowns and ran for three more for Iowa, and Davonte Sapp-Lynch rushed for four scores to lead Nebraska in that one. The Barnstormers hold a slight edge of 5-4 in the season series, which includes a 59-23 win over the Danger in the 2018 playoffs.
The Danger have plenty of firepower, led by quarterback Tommy Armstrong, Jr. The former Nebraska Cornhusker is fifth in the league (among qualifiers) with 127.5 passing yards and fourth with 35 touchdowns per game. His 53.0 rushing yards is good for third in the IFL and he leads the league with 25 rushing scores. The Danger are second in the league with 105.5 rushing yards and 51 touchdowns. Sapp-Lynch's 41.9 yards per game is fifth in the IFL and he is third with 20 touchdowns on the ground. Sapp-Lynch also has 23 catches for 185 yards and a touchdown. Eric Thomas leads the receiving group with 39 receptions for 437 yards. Gregory Dent, Jr. has 35 catches for 396 yards. Thomas and Dent have each caught 11 touchdown tosses from Armstrong. Quincy Walden and recently signed Mike Tatum, the IFL's all-time all-purpose yards leader with 7,947, could also see some action in the passing game. Chris Martin leads the IFL with 8.5 sacks and 16.5 tackles for loss to go along with 44 tackles. Lavarious Varnado, who also has 44 tackles, also has intercepted a pair of balls and has four pass break ups. D'Vonn Brown has tallied 4.5 sacks and 12 tackles for loss, and Sayvon Lowry has 3.5 sacks and 6.5 tackles for loss. Brandon Roe leads the team with five interceptions. Coutel Jenkins has 5.5 tackles for loss in seven games with the team. Diego Marquez has made 27 of 51 extra point attempts and his six of 13 on field goal tries with a long of 51 yards with the Danger.
Neal has become one of the best in the IFL. He's second in the IFL with 191.2 passing yards per game and is first with 55 scoring strikes. He also ranks fourth with 46.8 rushing yards per game and is right behind Armstrong with 23 trips to the end zone. Jamal Tyler, who rested last game, may or may not see action in this one. He has 42 carries for 212 yards and eight touchdowns on the season. Malik Brown, who has three rushing scores on the season. may see some action in this one out of the backfield. Ryan Balentine leads the IFL with 77.8 receiving yards and 27 receiving touchdowns. per game He is third on the IFL all-time all-purpose yards list with 7,186. Connor Hollenbeck is a big target who has 53 catches for 596 yards with 12 touchdowns, and Jazeric Peterson comes in with 38 receptions for 537 yards and 10 scores. Iowa possesses the top defense in the IFL. Treyvon Williams is fourth in the league with 83 tackles to go along with 2.5 sacks and 11 tackles for loss. Tyrell Pearson is the league's co-leader with six interceptions and has four pass break ups, as well as 3.5 tackles for loss. Cordero Hayes enters this game with seven pass break ups and an interception, and Jourdan Wickliffe has 67 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss. B.J. Butler adds tackles for loss. Nathan Criswell has made 54 of 65 extra point attempts and five of nine field goal tries with a long of 35 yards.
IFL PLAYOFF SCENARIOS HEADING INTO WEEK 17
Arizona Rattlers
-Clinch number 1 seed with win or Barnstormers loss
-Clinch number 2 seed with loss and Barnstormers win
Iowa Barnstormers
-Clinch number 1 seed with win and Rattlers loss
-Clinch number 2 seed with loss or Rattlers win
Nebraska Danger
-Clinch number 5 seed with win and Sugar Skulls win
-Clinch number 6 seed with win
-Clinch number 6 seed with loss and Steamwheelers win
Quad City Steamwheelers
-Clinch number 5 seed with win
-Clinch number 6 seed with loss and Danger loss
Tucson Sugar Skulls
-Clinch number 5 seed with win and Danger loss
-Clinch number 6 seed with win and Danger win
Note: Sioux Falls Storm are locked as number 3 seed and Green Bay Blizzard are locked as number 4 seed.
IFL STANDINGS
IFL GAMES THIS WEEK
June 15 - Cedar Rapids River Kings (1-12) at Green Bay Blizzard (8-5), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - Nebraska Danger (6-7) at Iowa Barnstormers (12-1), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - Bismarck Bucks (2-11) at Sioux Falls Storm (10-3), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - San Diego Strike Force (1-12) at Arizona Rattlers (13-0), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - Quad City Steamwheelers (6-7) at Tucson Sugar Skulls (6-7), 6 p.m.
All times are pacific standard time. Records are listed as heading into the weekend, and may not reflect earlier games which go final during the weekend. Our preview of each game will appear on the board of the home team in that match up.
HELPFUL LINKS
IFL
IFL 2019 League Schedule and Results
SCtoC's 2019 Weekly Power Rankings
IFL 2019 Players of the Week - Cumulative
Indoor Football League Rules
IFL Franchise Index
SCtoC IFL 2018 Golden Helmet Awards
INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCHEDULES
Arizona Rattlers
Bismarck Bucks
Cedar Rapids River Kings
Green Bay Blizzard
Iowa Barnstormers
Nebraska Danger
Quad City Steamwheelers
San Diego Strike Force
Sioux Falls Storm
Tucson Sugar Skulls
INDIVIDUAL TEAM VITAL STATISTICS
Arizona Rattlers
Bismarck Bucks
Cedar Rapids River Kings
Green Bay Blizzard
Iowa Barnstormers
Nebraska Danger
Quad City Steamwheelers
San Diego Strike Force
Sioux Falls Storm
Tucson Sugar Skulls
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What: A playoff spot is up for grabs for the Danger as they visit the Barnstormers.
When: Saturday, June 15 at 5:05 p.m. pacific (7:05 p.m. central).
Where: Wells Fargo Arena; Des Moines, Iowa.
Stream: IFL YouTube Channel.
2019 Head to Head: March 23 - Barnstormers 58, Danger 55.
Note: A Danger win will ensure them of a playoff berth. They also can reach the post season with a Quad City Steamwheelers win over the Sugar Skulls at Tucson.
The Danger are 6-7 overall and 2-4 on the road. They are coming off a 54-26 road win over the San Diego Strike Force on June 6. The Barnstormers are 12-1 overall and 6-0 at home. They are coming off a 55-43 home win over the Sioux Falls Storm on June 8..
NEBRASKA DANGER
Danger RB Davante Sapp-Lynch.
(SCtoC Photo by Gary Royall)
ROSTER
# - name (pos)
4 - Eric Thomas (WR)
5 - Gregory Dent Jr. (WR)
6 - Jovante Seard (QB)
7 - Johnny Jackson IV (WR)
8 - Tommy Armstrong Jr. (QB)
9 - Mike Tatum (WR)
11 - Levarious Varnado (DB)
14 - Antonio Penn (DB)
15 - Brandon Roe (DB)
20 - Quincy Walden (RB/WR)
21 - Luke Stice (LB)
22 - Rahman Kamara (DB)
24 - Davonte Sapp-Lynch (RB)
26 - Thaddeus Philyaw III (DB)
43 - Chris Martin (DL)
44 - Ke'Tyrus Marks (DL)
55 - D'Vonn Brown (DL)
56 - Adolphus Barnes (OL)
65 - Aundrea Liddell (OL)
71 - Taylor Warner (OL)
72 - Kamryn Bennett (OL)
88 - Diego Marquez (K)
91 - Courtel Jenkins (DL)
93 - Sayvon Lowry (DL)
Short Term IR
N/A
Season Ending IR
2 - Najee Bright (DB)
85 - Tevaris McCormick (WR)
Transfer
17 - Steffon Herd (DB) [AFL - Washington Valor]
65 - Sean Brown (OL) [AFL - Philadelphia Soul]
91 - Charles Walker (DL) [CFL - BC Lions]
RTR
4 - Noah Housh (WR)
9 - Chip Reeves Jr. (WR)
N/A - Adonis Cruz (OL)
N/A - Ryan Jacques (OL)
Coaching Staff
Pig Brown - Head Coach
Damon Ware - Offensive Line Coach
Jameel Sewell - Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach/Running Backs Coach/Wide Receivers Coach
Xzavie Jackson - Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach
TEAM STATISTICS
Yards per game: 231.2
Rush yards per game: 105.5
Pass yards per game: 125.6
Points per game: 51.8
Yards allowed per game: 239.8
Rush yards allowed per game: 89.5
Pass yards allowed per game: 150.3
Points allowed per game: 47.3
Roster information is subject to change and is presented here as a basic guide for following the game. Rosters and team information is gathered from the IFL's 2019 Media Guide, as well as other sources, and will be updated as further roster information becomes available.
IOWA BARNSTORMERS
Barnstormers WR Ryan Balentine.
(Photo by Connor Ferguson)
ROSTER
# - name (pos)
1 - Ryan Balentine (WR)
2 - Daquan Neal (QB)
5 - Tevin Madison (DB)
6 - Jermey Gloston (DB)
7 - Tyrell Pearson (DB)
8 - Cordero Hayes (DB)
9 - Jajuan Harley (DB)
10 - Raheem Harvey (WR)
12 - Jazeric Peterson (WR)
15 - Jatavius Stewart (WR)
18 - Connor Hollenbeck (WR)
19 - Nathan Criswell (K)
20 - James Gray (DB)
21 - Jamal Tyler (RB)
22 - Jonah McCutcheon (DB)
23 - Treyvon Williams (LB)
24 - Malik Brown (RB)
30 - Reggie McGee (DL)
45 - Tony Winslow (DL)
55 - Oliver Lumpkin (OL)
56 - B.J. Butler (DL)
62 - Demarvious Loving (OL)
70 - Quante Hines (OL)
71 - Sterling Clark (OL)
90 - Freddie Reed (DL)
Short Term IR
3 - Jourdan Wickliffe (DB)
Season Ending IR
4 - Samuel Charles (WR)
Transfer
79 - Corey Madlock (OL) [AFL - Atlantic City Blackjacks)
N/A - Izaah Burks (DL) [AAF - Orlando Apollos]
N/A - Trenton Thompson (DL) [AAF - Arizona Hotshots]
RTR
50 - Collin Bevins (DL)
N/A - Brandon Bailey (DB)
N/A - Thomas Shuler III (WR)
Coaching Staff
Dixie Wooten - Head Coach
Chuck Miller - Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach
Marshall Hart - Offensive Line/Special Teams Coach
Jason Simpson - Defensive Backs Coach
TEAM STATISTICS
Yards per game: 237.8
Rush yards per game: 83.7
Pass yards per game: 190.2
Points per game: 52.5
Yards allowed per game: 225.5
Rush yards allowed per game: 84.2
Pass yards allowed per game: 141.2
Points allowed per game: 36.6
Roster information is subject to change and is presented here as a basic guide for following the game. Rosters and team information is gathered from the IFL's 2019 Media Guide, as well as other sources, and will be updated as further roster information becomes available.
BREAKDOWN
One is still looking for a playoff berth and the other has already clinched one. Both still have something for which to play. If the Danger win they're in. They also can earn a playoff bid if the Quad City Steamwheelers can march into Arizona and come away with a win over the Sugar Skulls. If the Danger win and the Sugar Skulls win, Nebraska is out. The Tucson-Quad City match up will start an hour later than this one, so the Danger will not have any advanced notice of the outcome of the other game. Toppling the Barnstormers will be no easy task, but they teams have developed a rivalry over the past few seasons due to their relatively close proximity to one another, and rivalry games can often be difficult to predict. The Barnstormers, at 12-1 have already clinched a bye and home field advantage in the playoff semifinal. They're playing for the potential first seed in the playoffs which would mean hosting the United Bowl should they advance. They would need to win this game and hope for a San Diego Strike Force upset of the 13-0 Arizona Rattlers at Phoenix. Both games take place simultaneously. The previous game this season between these teams came down to a 42-yard touchdown from Daquan Neal to Connor Hollenbeck with 18 seconds left as the Barnstormers rallied to a 58-55 win at Grand Island in week 5. Neal tossed four touchdowns and ran for three more for Iowa, and Davonte Sapp-Lynch rushed for four scores to lead Nebraska in that one. The Barnstormers hold a slight edge of 5-4 in the season series, which includes a 59-23 win over the Danger in the 2018 playoffs.
The Danger have plenty of firepower, led by quarterback Tommy Armstrong, Jr. The former Nebraska Cornhusker is fifth in the league (among qualifiers) with 127.5 passing yards and fourth with 35 touchdowns per game. His 53.0 rushing yards is good for third in the IFL and he leads the league with 25 rushing scores. The Danger are second in the league with 105.5 rushing yards and 51 touchdowns. Sapp-Lynch's 41.9 yards per game is fifth in the IFL and he is third with 20 touchdowns on the ground. Sapp-Lynch also has 23 catches for 185 yards and a touchdown. Eric Thomas leads the receiving group with 39 receptions for 437 yards. Gregory Dent, Jr. has 35 catches for 396 yards. Thomas and Dent have each caught 11 touchdown tosses from Armstrong. Quincy Walden and recently signed Mike Tatum, the IFL's all-time all-purpose yards leader with 7,947, could also see some action in the passing game. Chris Martin leads the IFL with 8.5 sacks and 16.5 tackles for loss to go along with 44 tackles. Lavarious Varnado, who also has 44 tackles, also has intercepted a pair of balls and has four pass break ups. D'Vonn Brown has tallied 4.5 sacks and 12 tackles for loss, and Sayvon Lowry has 3.5 sacks and 6.5 tackles for loss. Brandon Roe leads the team with five interceptions. Coutel Jenkins has 5.5 tackles for loss in seven games with the team. Diego Marquez has made 27 of 51 extra point attempts and his six of 13 on field goal tries with a long of 51 yards with the Danger.
Neal has become one of the best in the IFL. He's second in the IFL with 191.2 passing yards per game and is first with 55 scoring strikes. He also ranks fourth with 46.8 rushing yards per game and is right behind Armstrong with 23 trips to the end zone. Jamal Tyler, who rested last game, may or may not see action in this one. He has 42 carries for 212 yards and eight touchdowns on the season. Malik Brown, who has three rushing scores on the season. may see some action in this one out of the backfield. Ryan Balentine leads the IFL with 77.8 receiving yards and 27 receiving touchdowns. per game He is third on the IFL all-time all-purpose yards list with 7,186. Connor Hollenbeck is a big target who has 53 catches for 596 yards with 12 touchdowns, and Jazeric Peterson comes in with 38 receptions for 537 yards and 10 scores. Iowa possesses the top defense in the IFL. Treyvon Williams is fourth in the league with 83 tackles to go along with 2.5 sacks and 11 tackles for loss. Tyrell Pearson is the league's co-leader with six interceptions and has four pass break ups, as well as 3.5 tackles for loss. Cordero Hayes enters this game with seven pass break ups and an interception, and Jourdan Wickliffe has 67 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss. B.J. Butler adds tackles for loss. Nathan Criswell has made 54 of 65 extra point attempts and five of nine field goal tries with a long of 35 yards.
IFL PLAYOFF SCENARIOS HEADING INTO WEEK 17
Arizona Rattlers
-Clinch number 1 seed with win or Barnstormers loss
-Clinch number 2 seed with loss and Barnstormers win
Iowa Barnstormers
-Clinch number 1 seed with win and Rattlers loss
-Clinch number 2 seed with loss or Rattlers win
Nebraska Danger
-Clinch number 5 seed with win and Sugar Skulls win
-Clinch number 6 seed with win
-Clinch number 6 seed with loss and Steamwheelers win
Quad City Steamwheelers
-Clinch number 5 seed with win
-Clinch number 6 seed with loss and Danger loss
Tucson Sugar Skulls
-Clinch number 5 seed with win and Danger loss
-Clinch number 6 seed with win and Danger win
Note: Sioux Falls Storm are locked as number 3 seed and Green Bay Blizzard are locked as number 4 seed.
IFL STANDINGS
IFL GAMES THIS WEEK
June 15 - Cedar Rapids River Kings (1-12) at Green Bay Blizzard (8-5), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - Nebraska Danger (6-7) at Iowa Barnstormers (12-1), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - Bismarck Bucks (2-11) at Sioux Falls Storm (10-3), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - San Diego Strike Force (1-12) at Arizona Rattlers (13-0), 5:05 p.m.
June 15 - Quad City Steamwheelers (6-7) at Tucson Sugar Skulls (6-7), 6 p.m.
All times are pacific standard time. Records are listed as heading into the weekend, and may not reflect earlier games which go final during the weekend. Our preview of each game will appear on the board of the home team in that match up.
HELPFUL LINKS
IFL
IFL 2019 League Schedule and Results
SCtoC's 2019 Weekly Power Rankings
IFL 2019 Players of the Week - Cumulative
Indoor Football League Rules
IFL Franchise Index
SCtoC IFL 2018 Golden Helmet Awards
INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCHEDULES
Arizona Rattlers
Bismarck Bucks
Cedar Rapids River Kings
Green Bay Blizzard
Iowa Barnstormers
Nebraska Danger
Quad City Steamwheelers
San Diego Strike Force
Sioux Falls Storm
Tucson Sugar Skulls
INDIVIDUAL TEAM VITAL STATISTICS
Arizona Rattlers
Bismarck Bucks
Cedar Rapids River Kings
Green Bay Blizzard
Iowa Barnstormers
Nebraska Danger
Quad City Steamwheelers
San Diego Strike Force
Sioux Falls Storm
Tucson Sugar Skulls
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