Post by Nevadanut on Jul 25, 2023 18:37:31 GMT -8
Western Conference Championship:
Northern Arizona Wranglers at Bay Area Panthers
What: The defending champions visit the Bay with a ticket to the IFL National Championship Game on the line.
When: Saturday, July 29 at 6:05 p.m. PDT/Arizona (8:05 p.m. CDT).
Where: SAP Center; San Jose, California.
Video Stream: IFL Official YouTube Channel - Wranglers at Panthers.
2023 Head to Head: April 23 - Panthers (H) 47, Wranglers 13. May 13 - Wranglers (H) 35, Panthers 34.
Overall Head to Head: Wranglers lead 4-1 (2-0 home, 2-1 away).
SCtoC Logo: Created by David
The Wranglers finished the regular season 7-8 overall, 3-4 on the road and 6-7 in conference play. They earned the fourth seed in the conference. They are coming off a 62-53 road win over the Arizona Rattlers in the first round on July 22. The Panthers finished the regular season 10-5 overall 6-1 at home and 9-3 in conference play. They earned the second seed in the conference. They are coming off a 46-34 home win over the Tucson Sugar Skulls in the first round on July 23.
Northern Arizona Wranglers
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Wranglers quarterback Nick Watson. (Photo by Blushing Cactus Photography)
2023 ROSTER
# - name (pos)
0 - Theo Majette (DL)
1 - Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman (WR)
2 - Sheldon Augustine (WR)
4 - Terik Miller (DB)
5 - Garrett Kettle (QB)
6 - Jarrod Ware Jr. (RB)
9 - JaQuan Artis (DL)
10 - Ryan Wisniewski (WR)
11 - Jacob Moss (WR)
12 - Justin Manyweather (WR)
13 - Nick Watson (QB)
14 - Kerry Starks (LB)
15 - Ch'aim Smith (DL)
21 - Justic'e King (DB)
22 - Daniel Wright (DB)
23 - KiShawn Walker (DB)
25 - Conor Mangan (K)
26 - Dontra' Matthews (DB)
28 - Travion Banks (DB)
50 - Armonti Carey (DL)
52 - Anthony Barber (OL)
54 - Tramond Lofton (DL)
65 - Justus Smith (OL)
66 - Thomas Mahoney (OL)
74 - Zech Thomas (OL)
Short Term IR
7 - Justin Whisenhunt (LB)
8 - Glen Gibbons Jr. (WR)
67 - Tyrone Chambers (OL)
77 - Jaylin Hendrix (OL)
91 - Brandon Grady (OL)
Long Term IR
3 - Dorian Walker (DB)
N/A - Justin Faison (WR)
Season Ending IR
21 - Isaiah Johnson Sr. (WR)
RTR
21 - Shahman Moore (DB)
52 - Travis Alvarez (OL)
66 - Frank Ball (OL)
77 - Tison Gray (OL)
N/A - Tyquell Fields (QB)
N/A - Al Louis-Jean (DB)
N/A - Anthony McMeans (OL)
Suspension
N/A - Svante Davenport (DB)
Coaching Staff
Les Moss - Head Coach
Rod Windsor - Offensive Coordinator
Dave Moran - Special Teams Coordinator
Jason Simpson - Defensive Coordinator
REGULAR SEASON LEADERS
Passing - Garrett Kettle 159/278, 1814 yds, 35 TD, 16 int; Nick Watson 44/91, 443 yds, 10 TD, 2 int.
Rushing - Garrett Kettle 118 rush, 502 yds, 11 TD; Jarrod Ware Jr. 70 rush, 327 yds, 6 TD.
Receiving - Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman 61 rec, 809 yds, 21 TD; Ryan Wisniewski 40 rec, 653 yds, 13 TD; Glen Gibbins Jr. 34 rec, 283 yds, 4 TD.
Tackles - KiShawn Walker 50.5; Tramond Lofton 47.5; Travion Banks 46.5; Daniel Wright 35.5.
Sacks - Tramond Lofton 7; Theo Majette 3.5.
Interceptions - Travion Banks 4; Daniel Wright 2.
Kickoff Average - Conor Mangan 53.0 yards.
BREAKDOWN
Northern Arizona has been a bit of a conundrum this season but, even with a late-season quarterback change, they find themselves one game away from a repeat trip to the IFL Championship Game. The Wranglers split the season series with the Panthers, but scored their lowest point total of the season (13) in their week 6 loss to Bay Area. Nick Watson was impressive in last week's first round game against the Arizona Rattlers. He seems to have settled in at quarterback since replacing Garrett Kettle with two games remaining in the regular season. When it comes to offense, Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman and Ryan Wisniewski combine for 1,462 yards and 34 touchdowns on the regular season. Wisniewski and Leading tackler KiShawn Walker made the IFL's All-Rookie Offensive and Defensive Teams, respectively. Conor "Dropkick" Mangan earned All-Rookie Special Teams honors. They score 39.3 points per game and allow 40.4 through the opening round of the playoffs.
QUARTERFINAL RESULTS
The Wranglers forced four first half touchdowns to take a 34-14 halftime lead over the Arizona Rattlers. In another league or sport, that might seam insurmountable, but not in the IFL. The Rattlers rallied in the third and early fourth quarters and actually took a 47-42 lead midway through the fourth, and held a 53-48 lead with 53 seconds to go. Watson hit Chiaokhiao-Bowman for a 38-yard go-ahead touchdown, and Dorian Walker clinched the game with a 25-yard interception within the final 34 minutes of the game. Watson through for 222 yards and six touchdowns in the win, and Chiaokhiao-Bowman caught eight passes for 158 yards and five scores. Walker and Kerry Starks each had an interception. Recap. Boxscore.
Roster information is compiled by SCtoC staff, based on all available and verifiable information. The above rosters are subject to change and is presented here merely as a basic guide for following the game. Statistical leaders list only active players as of the compilation of this preview.
Bay Area Panthers
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Panthers running back Justin Rankin. (Photo by Joe Rondone/azcentral.com)
2023 ROSTER
# - name (pos)
1 - Marquise Bridges (DB)
2 - Justin Rankin (RB)
3 - William "Bill" Atkins (DB)
4 - Trae Meadows (DB)
5 - Boniface "JR" Stevens (DB)
6 - Felix Harper (QB)
7 - Joe Nowden (WR)
8 - Jaiquis "JT" Stokes (WR)
9 - Tevaughn Grant (DL)
10 - Curtell Haywood (WR)
11 - Dalton Sneed (QB)
13 - Nih-Jer Jackson (WR)
16 - Antwon Kincade (DB)
20 - Kenton Bartlett (DL)
21 - Ponce Deleon (DB)
22 - Craig Peterson (K)
33 - Wesley "Wes" Bowers (LB)
44 - Datona Jackson (DL)
52 - Darin Hungerford (LB)
54 - Jermaine Ledbetter (OL)
55 - Josh Rogers (DL)
72 - Elyjah Lipscomb (OL)
74 - Kyle Davis (OL)
76 - Api Mane (OL)
79 - Amari Catchings (OL)
99 - Roderick "Rod" Henderson (DL)
Short Term IR
12 - Imeek Watkins (WR)
71 - JaMarkus Means (OL)
N/A - Jamar Claibourn (DL)
Long Term IR
13 - Aaron Dilworth (WR)
14 - Daniel Crowell Jr. (WR)
21 - Tyrone Cromwell (DB)
N/A - Michael Thompson (WR)
XFL - Exempt
8 - Derik "DJ" Calhoun Jr. (LB) - Vegas Vipers
12 - D'Angelo Fulford (QB) - Vegas Vipers
Transfer
7 - Arthur Jackson III (WR) - New Jersey Generals (USFL)
10 - Tyson Morris (WR)
N/A - Jair Joseph (OL) - Houston Gamblers (USFL)
RTR
56 - Taylor Tappin (OL)
62 - Michael "Mike" Andrejco (OL)
N/A - Bruce Bivens (LB)
N/A - Josh Greenwood (DL)
N/A - Noah Harris-Lyles (DL)
N/A - Jordan Williams (WR)
Suspension
6 - Tevin Homer (DB)
N/A - Shawn Lockett (OL) - Signed with NAL (West Texas Warbirds)
Coaching Staff
Rob Keefe - Co-Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator
Dixie Wooten - Co-Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator
Jubenal Rodriguez - Linebackers Coach
Doug Murray - Defensive Analyst
Dixie Wooten III - Offensive Line Coach
Jerry Buzzetta - Personel Success Mentor
Andrew De La Cruz - Strength & Conditioning Coach
REGULAR SEASON LEADERS
Passing - Dalton Sneed 157/231, 1941 yds, 42 TD, 3 int; Felix Harper 28/44, 325 yds, 8 TD, 3 int.
Rushing - Justin Rankin 170 rush, 738 yds, 36 TD; Dalton Sneed 93 rush, 466 yds, 13 TD.
Receiving - JT Stokes 64 rec, 768 yds, 23 TD; Nih-jer Jackson 38 rec, 582 yds, 13 TD; Cutrell Haywood 31 rec, 393 yds, 8 TD.
Tackles - Trae Meadows 68; Marquis Bridges 53.5; JR Stevens 47.5; Antwon Kincade 46.
Sacks - Tevaughn Grant 5.5; Darin Hungerford 2.5.
Interceptions - Marquis Bridges 5; Trae Meadows 5.
Kickoff Average - Craig Peterson 47.4 yards.
BREAKDOWN
By any measurable means, Bay Area's season has already been a success. After finishing their inaugural year 1-15, the Panthers revamped their coaching staff and find themselves in the Western Conference Championship Game. They're looking to accomplish what the Wranglers did last season. After finishing 1-13 in 2021, the Wranglers turned it around to win the championship in just their second year. The Panthers have an opportunity to do the same in this, their second season in the IFL. Quarterback Dalton Sneed and running back Justin Rankin get the attention, but receiver Nih-jer Jackson and lineman Amari Catchings made the All-Rookie Offensive Team. Defensive lineman Tevaughn Grant and linebacker/defensive back Antwon Kincade earned the same honors on the defensive side of the ball. They score 51.3 points per game and allow 43.4 through the first round of the playoffs.
QUARTERFINAL RESULT
Bay Area appeared as if it was going to run away with their first round contest against the Tucson Sugar Skulls. The Panthers jumped out to a 22-0 lead in the first quarter, but a couple Ramone Atkins' short touchdown runs made the game a contest in the second quarter. The teams went back-and forth in the second half, but Tucson never got closer than five points with 3:35 remaining. Rankin added a late touchdown run to cushion the 46-34 win to send the Panthers to this contest. Rankin rushed for 53 yards and two scores in the win. The real effort was on defense where Kincade had 12 total tackles and Wes Bowers added 10.5 of his own, as well as a sack. Grant had a sack, four tackles for loss and a fumble recovery returned for a touchdown. Recap. Boxscore.
Roster information is compiled by SCtoC staff, based on all available and verifiable information. The above rosters are subject to change and is presented here merely as a basic guide for following the game. Statistical leaders list only active players as of the compilation of this preview.
Game Venue - SAP Center
SAP Center in San Jose, California opened in 1993 and seats over 17,000 for indoor football and ice hockey. The Panthers are the second indoor/arena football team to call the arena its home. The Arena Football League's San Jose Sabercats played home games there during their entire tenure in the AFL. The arena is also home to the San Jose Sharks of the NHL. It's also been home to numerous hockey teams and the NBA's Golden St. Warriors in 1996-97.
IFL Playoff Bracket
Bracket courtesy IFL
This Week's Schedule
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
East: Sat., July 29 - #2 Sioux Falls Storm (10-6) at #1 Frisco Fighters (14-2), 5 p.m.
West: Sat., July 29 - #4 Northern Arizona Wranglers (8-8) at #2 Bay Area Panthers (11-5), 6:05 p.m.
All times are pacific daylight time. Records include playoffs.
Final Regular Season Standings
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Helpful Links
IFL
Indoor Football League 2023 Schedule
Indoor Football League 2023 Franchise Index
Indoor Football League 2023 Players of the Week
Indoor Football League Rules
SCtoC 2022 Golden Helmet Awards
Indoor Football League 2022 Players of the Week
Indoor Football League 2022 Hall of Fame Class
Indoor Football League 2022 National Championship Recap
REMAINING PLAYOFF TEAMS INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCHEDULES
Bay Area Panthers
Frisco Fighters
Northern Arizona Wranglers
Sioux Falls Storm
REMAINING PLAYOFF TEAMS INDIVIDUAL TEAM VITAL STATISTICS
Bay Area Panthers
Frisco Fighters
Northern Arizona Wranglers
Sioux Falls Storm
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Northern Arizona Wranglers at Bay Area Panthers
What: The defending champions visit the Bay with a ticket to the IFL National Championship Game on the line.
When: Saturday, July 29 at 6:05 p.m. PDT/Arizona (8:05 p.m. CDT).
Where: SAP Center; San Jose, California.
Video Stream: IFL Official YouTube Channel - Wranglers at Panthers.
2023 Head to Head: April 23 - Panthers (H) 47, Wranglers 13. May 13 - Wranglers (H) 35, Panthers 34.
Overall Head to Head: Wranglers lead 4-1 (2-0 home, 2-1 away).
SCtoC Logo: Created by David
The Wranglers finished the regular season 7-8 overall, 3-4 on the road and 6-7 in conference play. They earned the fourth seed in the conference. They are coming off a 62-53 road win over the Arizona Rattlers in the first round on July 22. The Panthers finished the regular season 10-5 overall 6-1 at home and 9-3 in conference play. They earned the second seed in the conference. They are coming off a 46-34 home win over the Tucson Sugar Skulls in the first round on July 23.
Northern Arizona Wranglers
Wranglers quarterback Nick Watson. (Photo by Blushing Cactus Photography)
2023 ROSTER
# - name (pos)
0 - Theo Majette (DL)
1 - Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman (WR)
2 - Sheldon Augustine (WR)
4 - Terik Miller (DB)
5 - Garrett Kettle (QB)
6 - Jarrod Ware Jr. (RB)
9 - JaQuan Artis (DL)
10 - Ryan Wisniewski (WR)
11 - Jacob Moss (WR)
12 - Justin Manyweather (WR)
13 - Nick Watson (QB)
14 - Kerry Starks (LB)
15 - Ch'aim Smith (DL)
21 - Justic'e King (DB)
22 - Daniel Wright (DB)
23 - KiShawn Walker (DB)
25 - Conor Mangan (K)
26 - Dontra' Matthews (DB)
28 - Travion Banks (DB)
50 - Armonti Carey (DL)
52 - Anthony Barber (OL)
54 - Tramond Lofton (DL)
65 - Justus Smith (OL)
66 - Thomas Mahoney (OL)
74 - Zech Thomas (OL)
Short Term IR
7 - Justin Whisenhunt (LB)
8 - Glen Gibbons Jr. (WR)
67 - Tyrone Chambers (OL)
77 - Jaylin Hendrix (OL)
91 - Brandon Grady (OL)
Long Term IR
3 - Dorian Walker (DB)
N/A - Justin Faison (WR)
Season Ending IR
21 - Isaiah Johnson Sr. (WR)
RTR
21 - Shahman Moore (DB)
52 - Travis Alvarez (OL)
66 - Frank Ball (OL)
77 - Tison Gray (OL)
N/A - Tyquell Fields (QB)
N/A - Al Louis-Jean (DB)
N/A - Anthony McMeans (OL)
Suspension
N/A - Svante Davenport (DB)
Coaching Staff
Les Moss - Head Coach
Rod Windsor - Offensive Coordinator
Dave Moran - Special Teams Coordinator
Jason Simpson - Defensive Coordinator
REGULAR SEASON LEADERS
Passing - Garrett Kettle 159/278, 1814 yds, 35 TD, 16 int; Nick Watson 44/91, 443 yds, 10 TD, 2 int.
Rushing - Garrett Kettle 118 rush, 502 yds, 11 TD; Jarrod Ware Jr. 70 rush, 327 yds, 6 TD.
Receiving - Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman 61 rec, 809 yds, 21 TD; Ryan Wisniewski 40 rec, 653 yds, 13 TD; Glen Gibbins Jr. 34 rec, 283 yds, 4 TD.
Tackles - KiShawn Walker 50.5; Tramond Lofton 47.5; Travion Banks 46.5; Daniel Wright 35.5.
Sacks - Tramond Lofton 7; Theo Majette 3.5.
Interceptions - Travion Banks 4; Daniel Wright 2.
Kickoff Average - Conor Mangan 53.0 yards.
BREAKDOWN
Northern Arizona has been a bit of a conundrum this season but, even with a late-season quarterback change, they find themselves one game away from a repeat trip to the IFL Championship Game. The Wranglers split the season series with the Panthers, but scored their lowest point total of the season (13) in their week 6 loss to Bay Area. Nick Watson was impressive in last week's first round game against the Arizona Rattlers. He seems to have settled in at quarterback since replacing Garrett Kettle with two games remaining in the regular season. When it comes to offense, Ramaud Chiaokhiao-Bowman and Ryan Wisniewski combine for 1,462 yards and 34 touchdowns on the regular season. Wisniewski and Leading tackler KiShawn Walker made the IFL's All-Rookie Offensive and Defensive Teams, respectively. Conor "Dropkick" Mangan earned All-Rookie Special Teams honors. They score 39.3 points per game and allow 40.4 through the opening round of the playoffs.
QUARTERFINAL RESULTS
The Wranglers forced four first half touchdowns to take a 34-14 halftime lead over the Arizona Rattlers. In another league or sport, that might seam insurmountable, but not in the IFL. The Rattlers rallied in the third and early fourth quarters and actually took a 47-42 lead midway through the fourth, and held a 53-48 lead with 53 seconds to go. Watson hit Chiaokhiao-Bowman for a 38-yard go-ahead touchdown, and Dorian Walker clinched the game with a 25-yard interception within the final 34 minutes of the game. Watson through for 222 yards and six touchdowns in the win, and Chiaokhiao-Bowman caught eight passes for 158 yards and five scores. Walker and Kerry Starks each had an interception. Recap. Boxscore.
Roster information is compiled by SCtoC staff, based on all available and verifiable information. The above rosters are subject to change and is presented here merely as a basic guide for following the game. Statistical leaders list only active players as of the compilation of this preview.
Bay Area Panthers
Panthers running back Justin Rankin. (Photo by Joe Rondone/azcentral.com)
2023 ROSTER
# - name (pos)
1 - Marquise Bridges (DB)
2 - Justin Rankin (RB)
3 - William "Bill" Atkins (DB)
4 - Trae Meadows (DB)
5 - Boniface "JR" Stevens (DB)
6 - Felix Harper (QB)
7 - Joe Nowden (WR)
8 - Jaiquis "JT" Stokes (WR)
9 - Tevaughn Grant (DL)
10 - Curtell Haywood (WR)
11 - Dalton Sneed (QB)
13 - Nih-Jer Jackson (WR)
16 - Antwon Kincade (DB)
20 - Kenton Bartlett (DL)
21 - Ponce Deleon (DB)
22 - Craig Peterson (K)
33 - Wesley "Wes" Bowers (LB)
44 - Datona Jackson (DL)
52 - Darin Hungerford (LB)
54 - Jermaine Ledbetter (OL)
55 - Josh Rogers (DL)
72 - Elyjah Lipscomb (OL)
74 - Kyle Davis (OL)
76 - Api Mane (OL)
79 - Amari Catchings (OL)
99 - Roderick "Rod" Henderson (DL)
Short Term IR
12 - Imeek Watkins (WR)
71 - JaMarkus Means (OL)
N/A - Jamar Claibourn (DL)
Long Term IR
13 - Aaron Dilworth (WR)
14 - Daniel Crowell Jr. (WR)
21 - Tyrone Cromwell (DB)
N/A - Michael Thompson (WR)
XFL - Exempt
8 - Derik "DJ" Calhoun Jr. (LB) - Vegas Vipers
12 - D'Angelo Fulford (QB) - Vegas Vipers
Transfer
7 - Arthur Jackson III (WR) - New Jersey Generals (USFL)
10 - Tyson Morris (WR)
N/A - Jair Joseph (OL) - Houston Gamblers (USFL)
RTR
56 - Taylor Tappin (OL)
62 - Michael "Mike" Andrejco (OL)
N/A - Bruce Bivens (LB)
N/A - Josh Greenwood (DL)
N/A - Noah Harris-Lyles (DL)
N/A - Jordan Williams (WR)
Suspension
6 - Tevin Homer (DB)
N/A - Shawn Lockett (OL) - Signed with NAL (West Texas Warbirds)
Coaching Staff
Rob Keefe - Co-Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator
Dixie Wooten - Co-Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator
Jubenal Rodriguez - Linebackers Coach
Doug Murray - Defensive Analyst
Dixie Wooten III - Offensive Line Coach
Jerry Buzzetta - Personel Success Mentor
Andrew De La Cruz - Strength & Conditioning Coach
REGULAR SEASON LEADERS
Passing - Dalton Sneed 157/231, 1941 yds, 42 TD, 3 int; Felix Harper 28/44, 325 yds, 8 TD, 3 int.
Rushing - Justin Rankin 170 rush, 738 yds, 36 TD; Dalton Sneed 93 rush, 466 yds, 13 TD.
Receiving - JT Stokes 64 rec, 768 yds, 23 TD; Nih-jer Jackson 38 rec, 582 yds, 13 TD; Cutrell Haywood 31 rec, 393 yds, 8 TD.
Tackles - Trae Meadows 68; Marquis Bridges 53.5; JR Stevens 47.5; Antwon Kincade 46.
Sacks - Tevaughn Grant 5.5; Darin Hungerford 2.5.
Interceptions - Marquis Bridges 5; Trae Meadows 5.
Kickoff Average - Craig Peterson 47.4 yards.
BREAKDOWN
By any measurable means, Bay Area's season has already been a success. After finishing their inaugural year 1-15, the Panthers revamped their coaching staff and find themselves in the Western Conference Championship Game. They're looking to accomplish what the Wranglers did last season. After finishing 1-13 in 2021, the Wranglers turned it around to win the championship in just their second year. The Panthers have an opportunity to do the same in this, their second season in the IFL. Quarterback Dalton Sneed and running back Justin Rankin get the attention, but receiver Nih-jer Jackson and lineman Amari Catchings made the All-Rookie Offensive Team. Defensive lineman Tevaughn Grant and linebacker/defensive back Antwon Kincade earned the same honors on the defensive side of the ball. They score 51.3 points per game and allow 43.4 through the first round of the playoffs.
QUARTERFINAL RESULT
Bay Area appeared as if it was going to run away with their first round contest against the Tucson Sugar Skulls. The Panthers jumped out to a 22-0 lead in the first quarter, but a couple Ramone Atkins' short touchdown runs made the game a contest in the second quarter. The teams went back-and forth in the second half, but Tucson never got closer than five points with 3:35 remaining. Rankin added a late touchdown run to cushion the 46-34 win to send the Panthers to this contest. Rankin rushed for 53 yards and two scores in the win. The real effort was on defense where Kincade had 12 total tackles and Wes Bowers added 10.5 of his own, as well as a sack. Grant had a sack, four tackles for loss and a fumble recovery returned for a touchdown. Recap. Boxscore.
Roster information is compiled by SCtoC staff, based on all available and verifiable information. The above rosters are subject to change and is presented here merely as a basic guide for following the game. Statistical leaders list only active players as of the compilation of this preview.
Game Venue - SAP Center
SAP Center in San Jose, California opened in 1993 and seats over 17,000 for indoor football and ice hockey. The Panthers are the second indoor/arena football team to call the arena its home. The Arena Football League's San Jose Sabercats played home games there during their entire tenure in the AFL. The arena is also home to the San Jose Sharks of the NHL. It's also been home to numerous hockey teams and the NBA's Golden St. Warriors in 1996-97.
IFL Playoff Bracket
Bracket courtesy IFL
This Week's Schedule
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
East: Sat., July 29 - #2 Sioux Falls Storm (10-6) at #1 Frisco Fighters (14-2), 5 p.m.
West: Sat., July 29 - #4 Northern Arizona Wranglers (8-8) at #2 Bay Area Panthers (11-5), 6:05 p.m.
All times are pacific daylight time. Records include playoffs.
Final Regular Season Standings
Helpful Links
IFL
Indoor Football League 2023 Schedule
Indoor Football League 2023 Franchise Index
Indoor Football League 2023 Players of the Week
Indoor Football League Rules
SCtoC 2022 Golden Helmet Awards
Indoor Football League 2022 Players of the Week
Indoor Football League 2022 Hall of Fame Class
Indoor Football League 2022 National Championship Recap
REMAINING PLAYOFF TEAMS INDIVIDUAL TEAM SCHEDULES
Bay Area Panthers
Frisco Fighters
Northern Arizona Wranglers
Sioux Falls Storm
REMAINING PLAYOFF TEAMS INDIVIDUAL TEAM VITAL STATISTICS
Bay Area Panthers
Frisco Fighters
Northern Arizona Wranglers
Sioux Falls Storm
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