A.F.F.A WEEK ELEVEN SUNDAY RESULTS

( 5-6 ) Hartford Sentinels- 27  ( 5-6 ) New York Empire- 23

New York, New York:  Devonta Freeman ran for 102 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Hartford Sentinels defeated the New York Empire  27-23 at MCU Park Stadium Sunday afternoon.

Hartford got things started with 11:45 left in the first quarter as Anthony Jordan ran in from 4 yards out to give the Sentinels a 7-0 lead.  Boris Bede gave Hartford a 10-0 lead with a 24 yard field with 5:55 remaining in the first.

New York got on the board with 10:34 remaining in the second quarter as John Manziel hit Nick O'Leary with a 39 yard touchdown pass making the score 10-7 Hartford. With 6:25 left in the second, Boris Bede connected on a 35 yard field goal giving Hartford a 13-7 lead. New York took a 16-13 lead as Chris Milo converted on 3 field goals ( 34, 38, 31 ).

Hartford took back the lead with 1:56 remaining in the third quarter as Devonta Freeman scored on a 4 yard touchdown run, making the score 20-16 Sentinels.  New York came right back with 12:06 remaining as Ray Graham ran for a one yard touchdown, giving New York a 23-20 lead.  Then with 4:56 remaining in the game Devonta Freeman scored his second touchdown of the game with a 12 yard touchdown run giving Hartford a 27-23 lead and ultimately the win.

Hartford quarterback Mike White completed 13 of 22 passes for 167 yards and was sacked four times. Devonta Freeman ran 12 times for 102 yards and 2 touchdowns. Anthony Jordan ran for 34 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries.  Nick Boyle had 6 receptions for 55 yards and Antwan Goodley caught 4 passes for 85 yards.  Kyle Bosworth led the defense with 7 tackles and a stuff.  Eric Norwood recorded 5 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 stuff,  2 hurries and a forced fumble.  James Ruffin also recorded a sack.

New York Empire quarterback John Manziel completed 20 of 32 passes for 265 yards and 1 touchdown with 1 interception and sacked 3 times. Ray Graham ran 18 times for 38 yards and a score.  Geronimo Allen caught 5 passes for 77 yards and Nick O'Leary had 3 catches for 61 yards and a touchdown.  Jake Ganus led the defense with 9 tackles and a hurry. Sharif Finch recorded 5 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 stuffs and a forced fumble . Nigel Harris and Troy Apke each recorded a sack in the loss for New York.

( 5-6 ) Columbus Aviators- 19  ( 1-10 ) St. Louis Scouts- 16

Columbus, Ohio:  Chuckie Keeton completed 21 of 32 passes for 255 yards and a touchdown, plus ran 10 times for 54 yards as the Columbus Aviators defeated the St. Louis Scouts 19-16 before a packed house at Mapfre Stadium Sunday.

With 5:53 remaining in the first quarter, Eric Breitenstein scored on a 3 yard touchdown run giving the Aviators a 7-0 lead. Columbus added to their lead as Chuckie Keeton found Austin Franklin for a 38 yard touchdown reception. The extra point was no good as Columbus led 13-0 early in the second quarter.  St. Louis closed the gap to 13-6 after Andy Phillips hit on two field goals ( 37, 44 ).

Columbus stretched their lead to 16-6 as Tommy Frevert converted on a 29 yard field goal with 7:19 remaining in the 3rd stanza. St. Louis answered with 3:33 remaining in the third as Andy Phillips added a 32 yard field goal, making the score 16-9 Columbus. With 4:14 remaining, Tommy Frevert gave the Aviators a 19-9 advantage. St. Louis refused to go away as Robert Griffin III connected with Andy Jones for a 7 yard touchdown pass and catch. But it was too little too late as Columbus hung on for the 19-16 win.

Columbus quarterback Chuckie Keeton completed 21 of 32 passes for 255 yards and a touchdown while being sacked once. He also ran 10 times for 54 yards. Eric Breitenstein ran 17 times for 25 yards and a score. Austin Franklin caught 6 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown.  Mycole Pruitt had 8 receptions for 77 yards and Jared Abbrederis had 7 catches for 65 yards. Phillip Stewart recorded 10 tackles, 1 sack and a stuff to lead the Aviators defense. Khalif Mitchell also recorded a sack.

St. Louis quarterback Robert Griffin III completed 19 of 29 passes for 226 yards and a touchdown. He was intercepted once and sacked twice.  Zack Laskey ran 9 times for 78 yards and Robbie Rouse ran 4 times for 61 yards . Andy Jones caught 9 passes for 147 yards and a score.  Clayton Laing led the defense with 10 tackles and 4 stuffs. Taylor Loeffler recorded 8 tackles.

( 9-2 ) Louisville Thoroughbreds- 49  ( 6-4 ) Virginia Tritons- 37

Norfolk, Virginia:  Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 252 yards and 4 touchdowns as the Louisville Thoroughbreds ( 9-2 ) knocked off the Virginia Tritons 49-37 before 19,422 at Dick Price Stadium in Norfolk.

With 8:09 remaining in the first quarter, Bo Levi Mitchell tossed a 40 yard touchdown pass to Josh Stewart giving Louisville a 7-0 lead.  Virginia answered with 2:28 remaining in the first as Mike Bercovici found Dontella Luckett in the endzone for a 8 yard touchdown pass tying the score at 7.

With 8:16 remaining in the second,  Chris Hairston scored on a 4 yard touchdown run giving Virginia a 14-7 lead. It would be short lived however as Bo Levi Mitchell threw two touchdowns ( Ryan Spadola 6 yards,  Ray Rice 5 yards) giving Louisville a 21-14 lead. A 15 yard interception return by Cameron Lawrence and a Bryce Peila 35 yard fumble return for a touchdown made it 35-14 Louisville.

Virginia made it 35-21 as Chris Hairston rumbled in from 21 yards out with 13:42 remaining in the third. Louisville made it 42-21 with 6:33 left in the third as Bo Levi Mitchell hit Josh Stewart for a 15 yard touchdown pass. Virginia added 3 with 8:12 remaining in the contest as Justin Tucker hit from 44 yards out making the score 42-24 Louisville.

Louisville wasn't finished as Ray Rice took it in from 21 yards out giving the Thoroughbreds a 49-24 lead . Virginia added a Mike Bercovici 28 yard touchdown pass to JJ Nelson and a Philip Walker 1 yard touchdown run to make the final score Louisville 49  Virginia- 37.

Louisville quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell completed 20 of 29 passes for 252 yards and 4 touchdowns. He was sacked 4 times.  Ray Rice ran 13 times for 84 yards and a touchdown,  plus caught 7 passes for 55 yards and a score. Ryan Spadola had 5 catches for 66 yards and a touchdown. Josh Stewart had 3 receptions for 65 yards and 2 touchdowns.  Nickell Robey led the defense with 10 tackles. Cameron Kelly recorded 8 tackles, 1 pass deflection and a hurry. Cameron Lawrence had 1 sack and Cedric Reed contributed with 2 sacks in the win.

Virginia quarterback Mike Bercovici threw for 449 yards and 2 touchdowns, while completing 38 of 57 passing with 1 interception and sacked 3 times. Chris Hairston ran 5 times for 32 yards and 2 touchdowns. Philip Walker ran one time for one yard and a score.  JJ Nelson caught 7 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown. Dontella Luckett caught 9 passes for 97 yards and a score. Chad Owens had 10 receptions for 85 yards. Brandon Spikes had 8 tackles. Khalil Bass recorded 2 sacks,  Malik Jackson and Caraun Ried also added a sack apiece.

( 4-7 ) Arkansas Diamond Miners- 27  ( 8-3 ) Dallas Outlaws- 20

Little Rock, Arkansas:  Samaje Perine took it in from 7 yards out with 3:44 remaining in the game as the Arkansas Diamond Miners took a 27-20 upset victory over the Dallas Outlaws before 27,870 at War Memorial Stadium.

Arkansas jumped out to a 6-0 lead after two Justin Manton field goals ( 32, 43 ) to end the first quarter.  With 14:52 remaining Dallas took a 7-6 lead as Ben Tate scored on a 5 yard run.  Arkansas answered with 2:14 remaining in the first half as Lorenzo Long plunged in from 4 yards out, giving the Diamond Miners a 13-7 lead. Dallas added a 20 yard Justin Medlock field goal with thirteen seconds remaining in the half making the score 14-13 Diamond Miners.

Halftime:  Diamond Miners- 14  Outlaws- 13

Dallas started the second half driving 51 yards in 8 plays, culminating in a 39 yard field goal tying the score at 13 apiece. With 6:04 left in the third, Colby Cameron threw a 19 yard touchdown pass to Rannell Hall giving Arkansas back the lead at 20-13. Dallas answered with 10:48 remaining in the game as Mike Reilly connected with Jasper Collins for a 52 yard touchdown pass, once again tying the score. This time at 20 apiece. With 3:44 remaining, Colby Cameron drove the Diamond Miners 57 yards in 10 plays, culminating in a Samaje Perine 7 yard touchdown run  that proved to be the game winner.

Arkansas quarterback Colby Cameron completed 24 of 37 passes for 280 yards and a touchdown. He was sacked once. Cody Hoffman had 7 receptions for 94 yards. Rannell Hall caught 6 passes for 93 yards and a score. The Diamond Miners were held to only 86 yards rushing.  Lorenzo Long and Samaje Perine each had touchdown runs. Ken Fontenette led the defense with 8 tackles and 2 pass deflections. Chuck Clark and Jamaal West each recorded a sack in the win for the Diamond Miners.

Dallas quarterback Mike Reilly completed 18 of 41 passing for 256 yards and a touchdown.  He threw 3 interceptions and was sacked twice.  Ben Tate led all rushers with 59 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries. Jasper Collins caught 8 passes for 123 yards and a touchdown. Bud Sasser had 4 receptions for 74 yards. Juston Burris led the defense with 7 tackles. Shawn Lemon recorded 5 tackles, 3 sacks, a stuff and 4 hurries. Deon Lacey also had a sack in the loss for Dallas.

Other Games:

( 8-3 ) Albuquerque Aztecs- 42  ( 6-4 ) Oklahoma Gunslingers- 30

Albuquerque, New Mexico:  Travis Lulay completed 18 of 29 passing for 266 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Aztecs took sole possession of first place in the Frontier Division with a 42-30 win over division foe Oklahoma at University Stadium in Albuquerque Sunday night.  Rashad Green had 6 receptions for 141 yards and 2 touchdowns. Tim Cornett ripped the Oklahoma defense for 135 yards rushing and 2 touchdowns on 26 carries.  Matt Johnson led Oklahoma passing for 384 yards and 3 touchdowns on 23 of 36 passing. He was intercepted once and sacked 3 times.

( 6-4 ) Los Angeles Pharoahs- 34  ( 2-8 ) Oakland Renegades- 17

Carson, California:  Jeff Driskel completed 19 of 28 passing for 307 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Los Angeles Pharoahs improved to 6-4 with a 34-17 win over the Oakland Renegades in a Pacific Division tilt Sunday night. Jay Ajayi rushed for 67 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown. Josh Ferguson also had a touchdown run. Jordan Payton caught 8 passes for 197 yards and a score in the win.

A.F.F.A WEEK ELEVEN SUNDAY PREVIEWS

( 4-6 ) Hartford Sentinels  at  ( 5-5 ) New York Empire ( Line: NY by 4 )
( 1-9 ) St. Louis Scouts  at  ( 4-6 ) Columbus Aviators ( Line: Columbus by 5 )
( 6-3 ) Oklahoma Gunslingers  at  ( 7-3 ) Albuquerque Aztecs ( Line: Aztecs by 2 )
( 8-2 ) Dallas Outlaws  at  ( 3-7 ) Arkansas Diamond Miners ( Line: Dallas by 8 )
( 2-7 ) Oakland Renegades  at  ( 5-4 ) Los Angeles Pharoahs ( Line: L.A. by 3 )
( 8-2 ) Louisville Thoroughbreds  at  ( 6-3 ) Virginia Tritons ( Line: Lou by 2 )

A.F.F.A WEEK ELEVEN SATURDAY RESULTS

( 7-4 ) Pittsburgh Ironmen- 29  ( 3-8 ) Philadelphia Freedom- 10

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Alex Carder threw for 370 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Pittsburgh Ironmen defeated crosstown and divisional rival Philadelphia Freedom 29-10 at Talen Energy Stadium in Philadelphia Saturday afternoon.

Pittsburgh got on the board first as Swayze Waters hit on a 34 yard field goal with 7:43 remaining in the first period. Philadelphia answered with four seconds remaining in the first quarter with a Zane Gonzalez 20 yard field goal, tying the score at 3.

Pittsburgh made it 6-3 with a Swayze Waters 20 yard field goal with 6:17 remaining in the half.  Philadelphia took the lead as Drew Willy connected with Scott Orndoff on a 9 yard touchdown pass, making the score 10- 7 Philadelphia.  Pittsburgh added two Swayze Waters field goals to finish the half.  Pittsburgh- 12  Philadelphia-10  Halftime

It was all Ironmen in the second half as Swayze Waters added a 54 yard field goal and Alex Carder threw two touchdown passes, a nine yarder to Eric Rogers and a 45 yarder to Luke Wilson making the final score 29-10 Ironmen.

Alex Carder finished completing 21 of 37 passes for 370 yards and 2 touchdowns. Tyler Gaffney ran 16 times for 60 yards. Brandon Banks caught 5 passes for 114 yards. Luke Wilson had 5 receptions for 88 yards and a score. Eric Rogers caught 4 passes for 57 yards and a score for the Ironmen.

Philadelphia was led by quarterback Drew Willy who completed 21 of 33 passes for 223 yards and a touchdown. Brandon Whitaker ran 15 times for 52 yards and Fred Stamps caught 9 passes for 115 yards.

( 5-6 ) Michigan Panthers- 34  ( 5-6 ) Omaha Bulls- 20

Detroit, Michigan:  Montee Ball ran for 64 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead the Michigan ground attack as the Michigan Panthers defeated the Omaha Bulls 34-20 Saturday afternoon at Ford Field in Detroit.

The Panthers ground game made its mark early in the first quarter as Albert Wilson ran in from 24 yards out and Montee Ball scored from 4 yards out.  A Jaden Oberkrom 45 yard field goal made the score Michigan 17  Omaha-0 at the end of one quarter of play.

Montee Ball added his second touchdown on a 12 yard touchdown run with 10:47 in the second quarter.  Paul Perkins ran in from 6 yards out as Michigan stretched their lead to 31-0 with 7:42 remaining in the half.  Omaha got on the board as time expired in the first half, as Rakeem Cato hit Emmanuel Arceneaux for a 30 yard touchdown pass, making the score 31-7 Michigan.

Michigan added a Jaden Oberkrom 49 yard field goal a minute into the fourth quarter, making the score Michigan- 34  Omaha- 7.  Omaha made the score 34-14 as Trent Richardson ran in from 5 yards out with 8:23 remaining.  Omaha finished the scoring as Rakeem Cato tossed a 18 yard touchdown pass to Bralon Addison.  Final :  Michigan- 34  Omaha- 20.

Montee Ball ran 11 times for 64 yards and 2 touchdowns. Paul Perkins ran 13 times for 56 yards and a score.  Albert Wilson had one carry for 24 yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Cody Kessler completed 15 of 23 passes for 135 yards and no touchdowns. Keenan Robinson recorded 7 tackles, a sack and 2 hurries to lead the Michigan defense.

Rakeem Cato led Omaha, completing 28 of 39 passes for 295 yards and 2 touchdowns with 1 interception. He also ran 11 times for 65 yards.  Trent Richardson was held to 6 yards rushing on only 6 carries, but scored once. T- Rich did have 9 receptions for 95 yards however.  Emmanuel Arceneaux had six catches for 68 yards and a touchdown. Da'Ron Brown caught 6 passes for 72 yards. Bralon Addison had 2 catches for 27 yards and a touchdown. Gabe Martin led the defense with 11 tackles, a sack and a stuff. Stacy McGee also recorded a sack.

( 5-6 ) Carolina Breakers- 34  ( 4-7 ) Orlando Vipers- 31

Orlando, Florida:  Jacquizz Rodgers and Zach Zenner combined for three rushing touchdowns as the Carolina Breakers improved to 5-6 with a 34-31 win over the Orlando Vipers at Orlando City Stadium Saturday afternoon before 23,544.

Orlando went up 7-0 with 5:16 remaining in the first quarter, as Jahad Thomas ran for a 17 yard touchdown.  Carolina tied the score at 7 as Jacquizz Rodgers darted in from 17 yards out with 9:50 remaining in the first half.

Carolina took the lead with 1:03 remaining in the first half as Taylor Reed scooped up a fumble and returned it 74 yards for a touchdown. Carolina- 14. Orlando- 7. Blair Walsh made it Carolina-17  Orlando- 7 with a 50 yard field goal early in the third quarter.

Orlando made the score 17-14 as Peyton Barber ran in from 5 yards out with 8:14 remaining in the third quarter.  Carolina extended their lead to 24- 14 as Jacquizz Rodgers ran in from 4 yards out for his second touchdown of the game with 3:39 remaining in the third.

Orlando got a 36 yard field goal for Jared Roberts and Jahad Thomas ran for his second touchdown of the game with a 5 yard run tying the score at 24 with 6:16 remaining. Carolina made it 31-24 with 3:29 remaining as Zach Zenner scored from 5 yards out. Orlando came back a tied the score at 31 as Matt Barkley hit Corey Washington for a 43 yard touchdown with 2:20 remaining in the contest.  With twenty seconds remaining Carolina sealed the win with a 41 yard field goal.  Final: Carolina- 34  Orlando- 31.



( 4-7 ) San Antonio- 30  ( 6-4 ) Houston Roughnecks- 21

Houston, Texas:  Tajh Boyd threw for 199 yards and a touchdown, while De'Anthony Thomas ran for 97 yards and a score as the San Antonio Cimarrons sent the reeling Houston Roughnecks to their fourth consecutive loss with a 30-21 victory at TDECU Stadium in Houston Saturday.

Tajh Boyd started the scoring for San Antonio with a four yard touchdown scamper. The extra point was no good as San Antonio took a 6-0 lead with 11:19 remaining in the first quarter.  San Antonio stretched their lead to 16-0 as Burke Dales kicked a 35 yard field goal and Tajh Boyd threw a 12 yard touchdown pass to Adarius Bowman. It soon became 23-0 as Clayton Geathers recovered a fumble and returned it 51 yards for a touchdown.

Houston got on the board with 1:42 remaining in the first half as Blake Sims connected with Damian Copeland for a 25 yard touchdown pass.  At the half the score stood,  San Antonio- 23  Houston-7.  With 6:01 remaining in the 3rd period,  Kapri Bibbs scampered for a 16 yard touchdown run making the score San Antonio-23  Houston- 14.

Houston closed the gap to two with 1:15 remaining in the third stanza as Blake Sims found Jordan Leslie for a 25 yard touchdown pass, making the score, San Antonio-23  Houston-21.
San Antonio sealed the deal however as De'Anthony Thomas ran in from 7 yards out with 53 seconds remaining , to give San Antonio the 30-21 victory.

For San Antonio,  Tajh Boyd completed 21 of 32 passes for 199 yards and a touchdown . He was sacked once. He also ran for a score, rushing for 5 yards on 11 carries.  De'Anthony Thomas ran 12 times for 97 yards and a score.  Adarius Bowman caught 9 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown . Clayton Geathers led the defense with 8 tackles and a sack.  Aaron Lynch, Christo Bilukidi and Elijah Lee also recorded a sack in the win.

Houston was led by Blake Sims who completed 17 of 31 passing for 255 yards and 2 touchdowns with 1 interception. He was sacked 3 times.  Kapri Bibbs ran 17 times for 47 yards and a score. Jordan Leslie had 7 receptions for 90 yards and a touchdown.  Damien Copeland caught 5 passes for 71 yards and a touchdown.  Deontay Greenberry had 4 catches for 88 yards. Donte Whitner led the defense with 8 tackles. Tyler Davis recorded 6 tackles, a sack, 2 stuffs and a hurry in the loss for the Roughnecks.

( 8-3 ) Birmingham Beast- 38  ( 5-6 ) Memphis HoundDogs- 20

Memphis, Tennessee:  Trevor Harris threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns as the Birmingham Beast improved to 8-3 with a 38-20 road victory over the Memphis HoundDogs at the Liberty Bowl Saturday.

Birmingham jumped out to a 10-0 lead after a Sean Whyte 48 yard field goal, and Trevor Harris 24 yard touchdown pass to Rashard Higgins.  Memphis got on the board with 11:13 remaining in the half as Cameron Artis Payne ran in from 8 yards out to make the score 10-7. Birmingham extended their lead to 17-7 as Rex Burkhead scored from 9 yards out.

Halftime:  Birmingham- 17  Memphis- 7

Memphis made the score 17-14 as Cameron Artis Payne scored his second touchdown of the game with six minutes left in the third quarter.  Birmingham once again extended their lead as Trevor Harris found Paul McRoberts for a 17 yard touchdown pass, making the score Birmingham- 24  Memphis- 14. With 11:55 remaining,  Paul McRoberts returned a punt 47 yards to the house.  Birmingham- 31  Memphis- 14

Birmingham made it 38-14 with 9:18 remaining as Nic Grigsby scored on a 9 yard run.  Memphis closed out the scoring with 1:30 remaining as JT Barrett tossed a 14 yard touchdown pass to Jay Lee.

Final:  Birmingham- 38  Memphis- 20

Trevor Harris finished completing 20 of 31 passes for 242 yards and 2 touchdowns. He was sacked twice.  Rex Burkhead ran 18 times for 55 yards and a score. Jakeem Grant had 7 receptions for 104 yards. Rashard Higgins had 5 catches for 56 yards and a touchdown.  Paul McRoberts had 3 catches for 46 yards and a score, plus a punt return for a touchdown. Marvin Austin led the defense with 7 tackles, 1 sack, 2 stuffs and a hurry.  Taylor Reed, Jordan Whitner, Javon Hargrove,  DeAndre Collins and Josey Jewell each recorded a sack as well.

Cameron Artis Payne led the Memphis attack, rushing for 145 yards and 2 touchdowns on 19 carries.  Ricky Ray completed 14 of 23 passes for 132 yards and was sacked six times.

( 2-8 ) Portland Pioneers- 27  Sacramento Crusaders- 24  ( OT )

Sacramento, California:  Bryan Bennett threw for 306 yards and 3 touchdowns, plus ran for 107 yards in leading the Portland Pioneers to their second consecutive victory with a 27-24 overtime win over the Sacramento Crusaders at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento Saturday night.

Trevone Boykin threw a 38 yard touchdown pass to Byron Marshall to give Sacramento a 7-0 lead with 9:09 remaining in the first stanza. Portland tied the score with 4:11 left in the first as Bryan Bennett tossed a 13 yard touchdown pass to Michael Flacco.  Portland made it 14-7 as Bryan Bennett connected with Titus Davis for a 25 yard touchdown with 8:48 left in the first half.

Halftime:  Portland- 14  Sacramento- 7

With 8:58 remaining in the third quarter,  Trevone Boykin completed a 15 yard touchdown pass to DeMarco Sampson, tying the score at 14 all. Portland took back the lead as John Lunsford hit on a 21 yard field goal, making the score Portland-17  Sacramento- 14.

Sacramento retook the lead with 11:53 remaining as Trevone Boykin found Marquez North on a 25 yard touchdown pass.  Sacramento- 21  Portland- 17.  Portland came right back as Bryan Bennett tossed a 21 yard touchdown pass to Titus Davis, giving Portland a 24-21 lead with 7:18 remaining.  Sacramento tied it at 24 with 1:24 remaining as Josh Lambo booted a 43 yard field that sent the game to overtime.

End of Regulation:  Sacramento- 24  Portland- 24

Overtime:  With  6:34 remaining in overtime,  John Lunsford kicked the game winning 35 yard field goal.  Final:  Portland- 27  Sacramento- 24

Portland was led by Bryan Bennett who completed 23 of 35 passes for 306 yards and 3 touchdowns,  plus ran 18 times for 107 yards.  Titus Davis caught 10 passes for 155 yards and 2 touchdowns. Michael Flacco had 4 receptions for 65 yards and a score.  Geremy Davis had 4 catches for 60 yards.  James Onwualu led the Pioneers defense with 8 tackles, 1 sack and a hurry. Mike Neal and Kenny Young also recorded a sack in the win.

Sacramento was led by Quarterback Trevone Boykin who completed 26 of 43 passes for 327 yards and 3 touchdowns. He was sacked 3 times. He also ran 13 times for 103 yards.

( 4-6 ) Utah Mammoths- 27  ( 10-1 ) Chicago Stags- 26

Salt Lake City, Utah:  Chris Streveler scored on a 11 yard touchdown run with just over two minutes remaining as the Utah Mammoths stun previously unbeaten Chicago Stags 27-26 before a ecstatic crowd of just over 21,000 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake Saturday night.

Utah quarterback Chris Streveler put Utah up 14-0 after 1 quarter of play with 2 touchdown runs ( 4, 10 ). Chicago got on the board early in the second quarter as Josh Robinson ran in from 7 yards out, making the score Utah- 14  Chicago- 7.  Josh Robinson scored his second touchdown of the night on a 23 yard run. The extra point was fumbled making the score Utah- 14  Chicago- 13.

Chicago took the lead with 9:40 remaining in the third as Brandon Doughty completed a 28 yard touchdown pass to Roger Lewis giving the Stags a 20-14 lead. Chicago extended their lead to 26-14 as Josh Robinson ran in from 2 yards out with 6:14 remaining.  Chris Streveler then found DeAndre Carter for a 42 yard touchdown pass with 2:44 remaining in the contest making the score Sacramento- 26  Utah- 21.  Then after a Chicago turn over on downs, Streveler drove the Mammoths 51 yards down the field before capping it off with his third touchdown run of the night, giving Utah the 27-26 upset win.

Streveler completed 18 of 27 passes for 263 yards and a touchdown. He was sacked 3 times. Streveler also ran 15 times for 76 yards and 3 touchdowns.  Rolly Lumbala ran 17 times for 84 yards. Madison Magnum caught 6 passes for 75 yards. DeAndre Carter had 5 catches for 107 yards and a score. Arthur Maulet led the defense with 11 tackles. Luke Rhodes recorded a sack.

Chicago was led by Brandon Doughty who completed 20 of 33 passes for 323 yards and a touchdown. He threw 2 interceptions and was sacked once.  Josh Robinson was a monster, rushing for 151 yards and 3 touchdowns on 24 carries. Willie Snead had 6 receptions for 149 yards. Roger Lewis caught 8 passes for 118 yards and a score. Donte Paige, Jeremiah Ratliff and Stansly Maponga each recorded a sack on defense.

A.F.F.A WEEK ELEVEN SATURDAY PREVIEW!

( 6-4 ) Pittsburgh Ironmen  at  ( 3-6 ) Philadelphia Freedom ( Pittsburgh by 4 )
( 5-5 ) Omaha Bulls  at  ( 4-6 ) Michigan Panthers ( Michigan by 1 )
( 4-6 ) Carolina Breakers  at  ( 4-6 ) Orlando Vipers ( Orlando by 1 )
( 3-7 ) San Antonio Cimarrons  at  ( 6-3 ) Houston Roughnecks ( Houston by 5 )
( 7-3 ) Birmingham Beast  at  ( 5-5 ) Memphis HoundDogs ( Memphis by 2 )
( 1-8 ) Portland Pioneers  at  ( 7-3 ) Sacramento Crusaders ( Sacramento by 12)
( 10-0 ) Chicago Stags  at  ( 3-6 ) Utah Mammoths ( Chicago by 7 )

A.F.F.A Week Eleven Friday Night Result

( 6-5 ) Miami Sharks- 30   ( 4-7 ) Georgia Generals- 20

Miami, Florida:  Tajae Sharp caught 9 passes for 100 yards and a touchdown as the Miami Sharks defeated the Georgia Generals 30-20 at FIU Stadium in Miami Friday night.  Zach Collaros threw for 162 yards and a score with one interception. The Sharks sacked Georgia quarterback Colin Kaepernick five times as Miami moved to 6-5 overall.  Georgia dropped to 4-7.

Scoring 

1. 9:36  ( Mia )  Zach Collaros 9 yard touchdown pass to Tajae Sharp ( S. Ficken)  Miami- 7  Georgia- 0
1.  5:47  ( Mia )  Sam Ficken 43 yard field goal   Miami- 10  Georgia- 0
1.  0:29  ( Ga )  Ty Long 31 yard field goal   Miami- 10  Georgia- 3
2.  2:51  ( Ga )  Colin Kaepernick 18 yard touchdown pass to Naamon Roosevelt ( Ty Long  )  Miami- 10  Georgia- 10
2.  1:31  ( Mia )  Brad Kaaya 25 yard touchdown pass to Ezell Ruffin ( S. Ficken  )  Miami- 17  Georgia-10
2.  0:00  ( Mia )  Sam Ficken 44 yard field goal   Miami- 20  Georgia- 10
3.  9:49  ( Ga )  Colin Kaepernick 12 yard touchdown pass to Gerald Christensen ( Ty Long )
3.  0:00  ( Ga )  Ty Long 35 yard field goal   Miami- 20  Georgia- 20
4.  8:38  ( Mia )  Jonathan Gray 9 yard touchdown run ( S. Ficken )  Miami- 27  Georgia- 20
4.  0:54  ( Mia )  Sam Ficken 49 yard field goal   Miami- 30  Georgia- 20

Stats 
Georgia
Passing:  C. Kaepernick  14-30-164-2 td-1 int-5 sks
Rushing:  T. Ervin  18-96,  C. Kaepernick  7-74,  S. Perry  5-37
Recieving:  G. Christiansen  4-56-1 td,  R. Randle  4-57,  J. Williams  2-19,  T. Ervin  1-4,  S. Perry  1-4,  N. Roosevelt  1-18-1 td,  A. Narcisse 1-6
Sacks:  D. Ryan  ( 1 )

Miami
Passing: Z. Collaros  14-27-162-1 td- 1 int- 1 sk,  B. Kaaya 6-11-75-1 td- 0 int- 0 sks
Rushing:  J. Gray  16-79-1 td,  D. Cobb  10-35,  B. Kaaya  1-2
Recieving:  T. Sharpe  9-100-1 td,  E. Ruffin  7-95-1 td,  SJ Green  2-26,  J. Gray 1-10,  K. Reed  1-6
Sacks:  B. Browner  (1 ),  S. Stephen  ( 2 ),  J. Vellano  ( 1 ), Q. Poling  ( 1 )

A.F.F.A WEEK ELEVEN FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW!

( 4-6 )  Georgia Generals  at  ( 5-5 )  Miami Sharks 

Place:  FIU Stadium:  Miami, Florida 

Time:  8pm CST 

Line:  Miami by 3

Last Week:  Miami lost to San Antonio  31-27
                      Georgia lost to Omaha  20- 17

Ranking:  Georgia  #10
                  Miami  # 12

Coaches:  Chip Kelly ( Georgia  )
                   Lane Kiffin  ( Miami  )

A.F.F.A POWER RANKINGS ( 4-30-19 )

POWER RANKINGS 

1.  Chicago Stags  ( 10-0 )       
2. Louisville  Thoroughbreds  ( 8-2 )
3. Dallas  Outlaws  ( 8-2 )
4. Oklahoma  Gunslingers  ( 6-3 )
5. Sacramento  Crusaders  ( 7-3 )
6. Virginia  Tritons  ( 6-3 )
7. Albuquerque Aztecs  ( 7-3 )
8. Pittsburgh Ironmen  ( 6-4 )
9. Birmingham Beast  ( 7-3 )
10. Georgia Generals  ( 4-6 )
11. Omaha Bulls  ( 5-5 )
12. Miami Sharks  ( 5-5 )
13. Memphis HoundDogs  ( 5-5 )
14. Houston Roughnecks  ( 6-3 )
15. Carolina Breakers  ( 4-6 )
16. Utah Mammoths  ( 3-6 )
17. San Antonio Cimarrons  ( 3-7 )
18. Oakland Renegades  ( 2-7 )
19. Michigan Panthers  ( 4-6 )
20. Los Angeles Pharoahs  ( 5-4 )
21. Orlando Vipers  ( 4-6 )
22. Arkansas Diamond Miners  ( 3-7 )
23. Columbus Aviators  ( 4-6 )
24. New York Empire  ( 5-5 )
25. Philadelphia Freedom  ( 3-6 )
26. Portland Pioneers  ( 1-8 )
27. Hartford Sentinels  ( 4-6 )
28. St. Louis Scouts  ( 1-9 )

A.F.F.A STANDINGS ( 4-29-19 )

EASTERN CONFERENCE 

Atlantic Division 
                                               W   L   T   PF    PA 
Virginia Tritons                    6    3   0   235   177
Pittsburgh Ironmen             6    4   0   280   205
New York Empire                 5    5   0   203   266
Hartford Sentinels               4    6   0   255   394
Philadelphia Freedom         3    6   0   186   246

Southeastern Division 
                                                    W   L    T    PF    PA 
Louisville Thoroughbreds        8   2    0    370   220
Miami Sharks                             5   5    0    279  267
Orlando Vipers                           4   6    0    282  297
Carolina Breakers                      4   6    0    233   269
Georgia Generals                       4   6    0    239   236

Mid-South Division 
                                                       W   L   T    PF    PA 
Dallas Outlaws                             8    2   0    363   222
Birmingham Beast                       7    3   0    257   250
Memphis HoundDogs                 5    5   0    300   334
Arkansas Diamond Miners         3    7   0    274   297


WESTERN CONFERENCE 

Great Lakes Division 
                                            W    L    T    PF    PA 
Chicago Stags                  10   0    0    393   243
Omaha Bulls                      5    5    0    243    237
Columbus Aviators           4    6    0    197   246
Michigan Panthers           4    6    0    193   229
St. Louis Scouts                1    9    0    165   282

Frontier Division 
                                              W    L    T    PF    PA 
Albuquerque Aztecs           7    3     0   288   259
Houston Roughnecks         6    3     0   234   227
Oklahoma Gunslingers       6    3     0   266   222
San Antonio Cimarrons      3    7     0   236   278

Pacific Division 
                                                W    L    T    PF    PA 
Sacramento Crusaders        7    3     0    279  202
Los Angeles Pharoahs         5    4     0    250  256
Utah Mammoths                   3    6     0    162   185
Oakland Renegades              2    7     0    154   212
Portland Pioneers                  1    8    0     175   233

A.F.F.A WEEK TEN SUNDAY RESULTS

( 4-6 ) Columbus Aviators- 36  ( 5-5 ) Memphis HoundDogs- 16

Memphis, Tennessee:  Chuckie Keeton threw for 344 yards and two touchdowns as the Columbus Aviators defeated the Memphis HoundDogs 36-16 at the Liberty Bowl in Memphis.  Ricky Ray threw for 252 yards and 2 touchdowns for Memphis.

Scoring 

1. 8:56  ( Clbs )  Chuckie Keeton 36 yard touchdown pass to Mycole Pruitt ( T. Frevert)  Columbus- 7  Memphis-0
1. 0:37  ( Clbs )  Chuckie Keeton 9 yard touchdown pass to Jared Abbrederis ( T. Frevert )  Columbus- 14  Memphis- 0
2. 10:29  ( Clbs )  Tommy Frevert 37 yard field goal   Columbus- 17  Memphis- 0
2.  2:05  ( Mem )  Shayne Graham 25 yard field goal   Columbus- 17  Memphis- 3
2.  0:57  ( Clbs )  Eric Breitenstein 9 yard touchdown run ( T. Frevert  )  Columbus- 24  Memphis- 3
3.  7:03  ( Clbs)  Tommy Frevert 21 yard field goal   Columbus- 27  Memphis- 3
3.  5:56  ( Mem )  Ricky Ray 77 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Johnson ( S. Graham  )  Columbus- 27  Memphis- 10
3.  0:18  ( Clbs)  Tommy Frevert 43 yard field goal   Columbus- 30  Memphis- 10
3.  0:00  ( Mem )  Ricky Ray 83 yard touchdown pass to Marcus Johnson ( no good )  Columbus- 30  Memphis- 16
4.  10:05  ( Clbs )  Tommy Frevert 36 yard field goal  Columbus- 33  Memphis- 16
4.  0:25  ( Clbs )  Tommy Frevert 38 yard field goal   Columbus- 36  Memphis- 16

Stats 
Columbus
Passing:  C. Keeton  23-27-344-2 td-1 sk
Rushing:  C. Keeton  16-87,  E. Breitenstein  15-68-1 td,  Brandon Wegher  5-2,  J. Abbrederis  1-0
Recieving:  M. Pertuit  8-133-1 td,  J. Abbrederis  5-85-1 td,  A. Franklin  3-64,  B. Wegher  3-21,  T. White  3-24,  E. Breitenstein  1-17
Sacks:  R. Bryant  ( 1 ),  C. Irwin  ( 1 ),

Memphis
Passing:  R. Ray  18-31-252-2 td-1 int- 1 sk
Rushing:  T. Hightower  11-41,  C. Payne  7-22,  R. Ray  1-8
Recieving:  M. Johnson 8-204-2 td,  A.C. Leonard  4-21,  N. Sterling  2-12,  J. Maclin  2-5,  L. Washington  1-7,  T. Hightower  1-3
Sacks:  J. Acho  ( 1 )

( 10-0 ) Chicago Stags- 28  ( 4-6 ) Carolina Breakers- 25

Chicago, Illinois:  Brandon Doughty threw three touchdowns while throwing for 279 yards as the Chicago Stags remained perfect ( 10-0 )  with a 28-25 victory over the Carolina Breakers Sunday at Soldier Field in Chicago.  Nic Shimonek tossed 3 touchdowns while throwing for 308 yards for Carolina in the loss.

Scoring 

1. 11:27  ( Chi )  Brandon Doughty 9 yard touchdown pass to Willie Snead ( N. Pertuit  ) Chicago- 7  Carolina-0
1.  6:15  ( Car )  Nic Shimonek 23 yard touchdown pass to Luke Tasker ( B. Walsh  )  Chicago- 7  Carolina- 7
2.  12:38  ( Chi )  Brandon Doughty 9 yard touchdown pass to Willie Snead ( N. Pertuit )  Chicago- 14  Carolina- 7
2.  2:37  ( Car )  Blair Walsh 21 yard field goal   Chicago- 14  Carolina- 10
3.  6:14  ( Chi )  Josh Robinson 1 yard touchdown run ( N. Pertuit )  Chicago- 21  Carolina- 10
4.  13:52  ( Chi ) Brandon Doughty 82 yard touchdown pass to Roger Lewis ( N. Pertuit )  Chicago- 28  Carolina- 10
4.  4:30  ( Car )  Nic Shimonek 13 yard touchdown pass to Andre Caldwell ( 2- Zach Zenner)  Chicago- 28  Carolina- 18
4.  0:35  ( Car )  Nic Shimonek 22 yard touchdown pass to Andre Caldwell ( B. Walsh )  Chicago- 28  Carolina- 25

Stats 
Carolina
Passing:  N. Shimonek  32-49-308-3 td-0 int- 3 sks
Rushing:  Z. Zenner  12-79,  J. Rogers  16-60,  N. Shimonek  4-14,  A. Caldwell  1-10
Recieving:  L. Tasker  9-107-1 td,  A. Caldwell  9-94-2 td,  Z. Zenner  5-25,  D. Keller  4-50,  J. Rogers  3-12,  T. Toliver  2-20
Sacks:  A. McCalister  ( 1 )

Chicago
Passing:  B. Doughty  20-36-279-3 td-0 int- 1 sk
Rushing:  J. Robinson  17-108-1 td,  B. Doughty  3- -1
Recieving:  R. Lewis  8-159-1 td,  W. Snead  5-63-2 td,  J. Robinson  5-46,  J. Hannah  1-4,  J. Hardy  1-7
Stats:  M Hardison  ( 2 ),  J. Perry  ( 1 )

( 3-7 )  San Antonio Cimarrons- 31  ( 5-5 )  Miami Sharks- 27

San Antonio, Texas:  Tajh Boyd threw for 230 yards , plus ran for a score as the San Antonio Cimarrons snapped Miami's two game win streak with a 31-27 victory at the Alamo Dome in San Antonio Sunday afternoon.

Scoring 

1. 9:17  ( Mia )  David Cobb 4 yard touchdown run ( S. Ficken  )  Miami- 7  San Antonio- 0
1. 2:22  ( SA )  Kenneth Farrow 3 yard touchdown run ( Fairbairn  )  Miami- 7  San Antonio- 7
2. 13:21  ( SA )  Kenneth Farrow 1 yard touchdown run ( Fairbairn  )  San Antonio- 14  Miami- 7
2. 5:45  ( SA )  Ka'imi Fairbairn 42 yard field goal   San Antonio- 17  Miami- 7
2. 3:19  ( Mia ) Zach Collaros 70 yard touchdown pass to Ezell Ruffin ( S. Ficken )  San Antonio- 17  Miami- 14
2. 0:01  ( Mia )  Sam Ficken 25 yard field goal   San Antonio- 17  Miami- 17
3. 13:51 ( Mia )  Andy Janovich 17 yard touchdown run ( S. Ficken )  Miami- 24  San Antonio- 17
3. 6:25  ( Mia )  Sam Ficken 32 yard field goal   Miami- 27  San Antonio- 17
3. 1:24  ( SA )  Tajh Boyd 6 yard touchdown run ( Fairbairn )  Miami- 27  San Antonio-24
4. 9:46  ( SA )  Kenneth Farrow 5 yard touchdown run ( Fairbairn )  San Antonio- 31  Miami- 27

Stats
Miami
Passing:  Z. Collaros  15-21-310-1 td-1 int- 1 sk,  B. Kaaya  7-11-92-0 td- 0 int- 0 sk
Rushing:  A. Janovich  9-43-1 td,  J. Gray  8-31,  D. Cobb  6-9,  B. Kaaya  1-1,  E. Ruffin  1-0
Recieving:  T. Sharpe  11-183,  E. Ruffin  9-198-1 td,  J. Franklin  1-6,  K. Reed  1-15
Sacks:  JC Sherritt  ( 1 ), L. Walton  ( 1 )

San Antonio
Passing:  T. Boyd  21-30-230-0 td-1 int- 2 sk
Rushing: K. Farrow  13-50-3 td,  T. Boyd  6-45-1 td,  R. Hansbrough  2-37,  M. Coprich  9-28,  A. Bowman  1-19
Recieving:  A. Bowman  6-70,  J. Jones  5-76,  J. Doyle  4-29,  D. Bryant  2-21,  M. Coprich  2-22,  K. Farrow  1-11,  R. Hansbrough  1-1
Sacks:  J. Rouse  ( 1 )

( 8-2 )  Dallas Outlaws- 31   ( 1-9 )  St. Louis Scouts- 16

St. Louis, Missouri:  Mike Reilly threw for 315 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Dallas Outlaws shot down the St. Louis Scouts 31-16 at the Dome at Americas Center in St.Louis Sunday afternoon.

Scoring 

1.  7:53  ( Stl )  Andy Phillips 55 yard field goal   St. Louis- 3  Dallas- 0
1.  4:17  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 41 yard touchdown pass to Bud Sasser ( J. Medlock )  Dallas- 7  St. Louis-  3
2.  13:31  ( Stl )  Andy Phillips 27 yard field goal   Dallas- 7  St. Louis- 6
2.  10:02  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 18 yard touchdown pass to Bud Sasser ( J. Medlock )  Dallas- 14  St. Louis- 6
2.  6:11  ( Stl )  Zack Laskey 20 yard touchdown run ( A. Phillips )  Dallas- 14  St. Louis- 13
3.  13:02  ( Dal )  Breland Chancellor 73 yard punt return ( J. Medlock )  Dallas- 21  St. Louis-  13
3.  9:51  ( StL )  Andy Phillips 54 yard field goal   Dallas- 21  St. Louis- 16
3.  6:30  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 3 yard touchdown pass to Jasper Collins ( J. Medlock )  Dallas- 28  St. Louis- 16
4.  5:45  ( Dal )  Justin Medlock 42 yard field goal   Dallas- 31  St. Louis-  16

Stats 
Dallas
Passing:  M. Reilly  20-37-315-3 td-1 int- 3 sks
Rushing:  L. Creer  6-39,  P. Lindsay  5-33,  B. Tate  9-32,  M. Reilly  4-17
Recieving:  B. Sasser  8-136-2 td,  J. Collins  6-85-1 td,  M. Mitchell  3-38,  P. Lindsay- 1- -1,  L. Creer  1-50,  P. Lutz  1-7
Sacks:  D. Lacey  ( 1 )

St. Louis
Passing:  R. Griffin III  27-51-216-0 td-0 int- 1 sk
Rushing:  R. Rouse  9-49,  R. Griffin III  7-38,  Z. Laskey  6-35-1 td,  I. Crowell  1-0,  M. Campanaro  1- -10
Recieving:  A. Jones  8-63,  N. Toon  6-73,  K. Thompkins  6-45,  R. Rouse  5-21,  E.J. Bibbs  1-10,  M. Campanaro  1-4,  M. Valles  ( 1 ),  M. Leggett  ( 1 ),  C. Laing  ( 1 )


( 8-2 )  Louisville Thoroughbreds- 42    ( 7-3 )  Albuquerque Aztecs- 20

Louisville, Kentucky:  Bo Levi Mitchell connected with Ryan Spadola for 2 touchdowns to lead the Louisville Thoroughbreds to a 42-20 win over the Albuquerque Aztecs at PaPa John's Cardinal Stadium Sunday.  Mitchell threw for 212 yards and 2 touchdowns.  Spadola had 8 catches for 130 yards and 2 scores.

Scoring 

1.  13:57  ( Lou )  Bo Levi Mitchell 34 yard touchdown pass to Ryan Spadola ( G. Oakes )  Louisville- 7  Albuquerque- 0
1.  5:58  ( Lou )  Ray Rice 4 yard touchdown run ( G. Oakes )  Louisville- 14  Albuquerque- 0
2.  14:47  ( Lou )  Ray Rice 1 yard touchdown run ( G. Oakes )  Louisville- 21  Albuquerque- 0
2.   5:14   ( Alb )  Travis Lulay 3 yard touchdown pass to Tim Cornett ( R. Leone )  Louisville- 21  Albuquerque- 7
2.  0:48   ( Lou )  Bo Levi Mitchell 16 yard touchdown pass to Ryan Spadola ( G. Oakes )  Louisville- 28  Albuquerque- 7
3.  3:41  ( Lou )  Corey Grant 5 yard touchdown run ( G. Oakes )  Louisville- 35  Albuquerque- 7
4.  14:03  ( Alb )  Tim Cornett 1 yard touchdown run ( R. Leone )  Louisville- 35  Albuquerque- 14
4.  8:00  ( Alb )  Travis Lulay 4 yard touchdown pass to Rashad Greene ( no good )  Louisville- 35  Albuquerque- 20
4.  2:13  ( Lou )  Zac Stacy 2 yard touchdown run ( G. Oakes )  Louisville- 42  Albuquerque- 20

Stats 
Albuquerque
Passing:  T. Lulay  24-40-259-2 td-2 int-3 sks,  R. Nassib  1-1-7-0 td-0 int- 1 sk
Rushing:  T. Cornett  14-79-1 td,  W. Powell  5-23,  T. Lulay  3-19
Recieving:  R. Greene  10-108-1 td,  S. Diggs  8-92,  T. Cornett  4-17,  T. Davis  1-23,  W. Powell  1-19,  D. Waller  1-7
Sacks:  none

Louisville
Passing:  B. Mitchell  15-29-212-2 td-1 int- 0 sks
Rushing:  Z. Stacy  18-93-1 td,  R. Rice  11-44-2 td,  C. Grant  4-23,  J. Stewart  1-17,  B. Mitchell  2-11
Recieving:  R. Spadola  8-130-2 td,  J. Stewart  6-73,  C. Meridith  1-9
Sacks:  A. Hoffman  ( 1 ),  J. Sykes  ( 2 ),  A. Hall  ( 1 )


( 5-4 )  Los Angeles Pharoahs- 49  ( 6-3 )  Houston Roughnecks- 38

Houston, Texas:  Jeff Driskel threw for 388 yards and five touchdowns, plus ran for a touchdown to lead the Los Angeles Pharoahs past the Houston Roughnecks 49-38 in Houston Sunday evening. Jordan Payton caught 8 passes for 199 yards and 3 touchdowns in the win for the Pharoahs.

Scoring 

1.  10:18  ( Hou )  Blake Sims 12 yard touchdown pass to Kapri Bibbs ( T. Barrow  )  Houston- 7  Los Angeles- 0
2.  5:54  ( Hou )  Blake Sims 20 yard touchdown pass to Deontay Greenberry ( T. Barrow  )  Houston- 14  Los Angeles- 0
2.  2:35   ( LA )  Jeff Driskel 55 yard touchdown pass to Mario Alford ( C. Sturgis )  HoustonHouston- 14  Los Angeles- 7
2.  0:37  ( Hou )  Trey Barrow 31 yard field goal   Houston- 17  Los Angeles- 7
2.  0:00  ( LA )  Jeff Driskel 53 yard touchdown pass to Jordan Payton ( C. Sturgis )  Houston- 17  Los Angeles- 14
3.  8:03  ( Hou )  Blake Sims 10 yard touchdown pass to Jordan Leslie ( T. Barrow )  Houston- 24  Los Angeles- 14
3.  6:07  ( LA )  Jeff Driskel 22 yard touchdown pass to Jordan Payton ( C. Sturgis )  Houston- 24  Los Angeles- 21
3.  1:36  ( Hou )  Malcom Brown 1 yard touchdown run ( T. Barrow  )  Houston- 31  Los Angeles- 21
4.  12:32  ( LA )  Jeff Driskel 22 yard touchdown pass to Jay Ajayi ( C. Sturgis  )  Houston-  31  Los Angeles- 28
4.  7:10  ( Hou )   Kapri Bibbs 14 yard touchdown run ( T. Barrow  )  Houston- 38  Los Angeles- 28
4.  4:27  ( L.A. )  Jay Ajayi 4 yard touchdown run ( C. Sturgis  )  Houston- 38  Los Angeles- 35
4.  3:14  ( LA )  Jeff Driskel 6 yard touchdown run ( C. Sturgis  )  Los Angeles- 42  Houston- 38
4.  1:45  ( LA )  Jeff Driskel 29 yard touchdown pass to Jordan Payton ( C. Sturgis )  Los Angeles- 49  Houston- 38

Stats 
Los Angeles
Passing:  J. Driskel  21-30-388-5 td-0 int-1 sk
Rushing:  J. Ferguson  8-59,  J. Ajayi  10-33-1 td,  J. Driskel  3-7-1 td
Recieving:  J. Payton  8-199-3 td,  M. Alford  6-116-1 td,  J. Ajayi  4-44-1 td,  J. Ferguson  3-29
Sacks:  Z. Wagemann ( 2 ),  M. Ifedi  ( 2 )

Houston
Passing:  B. Sims  24-36-347-0 int- 3 td- 4 sks
Rushing:  M. Brown  13-91-1 td,  K. Bibbs  16-67-1 td,  B. Sims  4-10,  J. Leslie  1- -7
Recieving:  D. Gray  9-161-1 td,  J. Leslie  9-107-1 td,  K. Bibbs  4-24-1 td,  D. Adams  1-9,  M. Brown  1-46
Sacks:  A. Mulumba  ( 1 )

Late Game:

( 7-3 )  Sacramento Crusaders- 37  ( 6-3 )  Oklahoma Gunslingers- 31 ( OT )

Sacramento, California:  Trevone Boykin ran for a 21 yard touchdown with 12:57 remaining in overtime,  to lift the Sacramento Crusaders ( 7-3 ) over the Oklahoma Gunslingers  37-31 at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento Sunday night. Boykin finished completing 27 of 44 passing for 468 yards and 4 touchdowns. He also ran 7 times for 66 yards and a score.  Matt Johnson led the Gunslingers,  completing 31 of 46 passing for 422 yards and 3 touchdowns.

A.F.F.A WEEK TEN SATURDAY RESULTS

( 3-6 )  Philadelphia Freedom- 24   ( 7-3 ) Birmingham Beast- 23

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:  Kory Sheets ran in from four yards out with just over two minutes remaining, to lift the Philadelphia Freedom ( 3-6 ) to a 24-23 upset victory over the Birmingham Beast Saturday afternoon at Talen Energy Stadium.

Scoring 

1.  2:16  ( Phil )  Zane Gonzalez 28 yard field goal-  Philadelphia- 3  Birmingham- 0
2.  4:04  ( Bir )  Trevor Harris 63 yard touchdown pass to Rashard Higgins ( S. Whyte )  Birmingham- 7  Philadelphia- 3
2.  1:39  ( Bir )  Trevor Harris 38 yard touchdown pass to Nic Grisby ( S. Whyte )  Birmingham- 14  Philadelphia- 3
3.  10:01  ( Bir )  Safety- Taylor Reed    Birmingham- 16  Philadelphia- 3
3.  5:35   ( Bir )  Trevor Harris 9 yard touchdown pass to Casey Pierce ( S. Whyte  )  Birmingham- 23  Philadelphia-3
3.  1:30  ( Phil )  Drew Willy 53 yard touchdown pass to Ty Hilton ( Z. Gonzalez  )  Birmingham- 23  Philadelphia- 10
4.  9:09  ( Phil )  Drew Willy 8 yard touchdown pass to Ty Hilton ( Z. Gonzalez  )  Birmingham- 23  Philadelphia- 17
4.  2:04  ( Phil )  Kory Sheets 4 yard touchdown run ( Z. Gonzalez  )  PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia- 24  Birmingham- 23

Stats 
Birmingham
Passing:  T. Harris  21-33- 302-3 td-8 sks
Rushing:  T. Harris  4-30,  R. Williams  3-25,  R. Burkhead  10-13,  N. Grisby  2- -2,  S. Whyte  1- -3
Recieving:  J. Grant  5-47,  R. Higgins  4-90-1 td,  N. Grisby  4-73-1 td,  C. Pierce  4-34-1 td,  R. Burkhead  2-16,  P. McRoberts  2-42
Sacks:  Telvin Smith  ( 1 ),  T. Reed  ( 1 ),  M. Austin  ( 1 ),  J. Jewell  ( 1 )
Misc:  T. Harris  4 fumbles

Philadelphia
Passing:  D. Willy  21-29-248-2 td-4 sks
Rushing:  B. Whitaker  10-72,  K. Sheets  8-32,  E. McGuire  1-1,  D. Willy  5-1,  T. Hilton  1-0
Recieving:  B. Whitaker  5-27,  F. Stamps  4-68,  T. Hilton  4-81-2 td,  K. Sheets  4-28,  E. McGuire 2-33,  D. Williams  2-11
Sacks:  J. Simon  ( 4 ),  D. Trevathan  ( 1 ),  A. Hudson  ( 1 ),  P. Hunt  ( 1 ),  T. Okpalaugo  ( 1 )


( 4-6 )  Orlando Vipers- 34   ( 4-6 )  Hartford Sentinels- 9

Orlando, Florida:  Matt Barkley threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns as the Orlando Vipers crushed the Hartford Sentinels 34-9 at Orlando City Stadium Saturday afternoon.

Scoring 

1.  8:11  ( Orl )  Jared Roberts 33 yard field goal-  Orlando- 3  Hartford- 0
2.  12:45  ( Orl )  Matt Barkley 34 yard touchdown pass to Cam Worthy ( J. Roberts  )  Orlando- 10  Hartford-0
2.  2:08  ( Orl )  Matt Barkley 6 yard touchdown pass to Isaiah Burse ( J. Roberts  )  Orlan?Orlando- 17  Hartford- 0
2.  0:23  ( Orl )  Jared Roberts 48 yard field goal-  Orlando- 20  Hartford- 0
4.  13:17  ( Hfd )  Mike White 25 yard touchdown pass to Jamal Robinson ( 2- failed  )  Orlando- 20  Hartford- 6
4.  5:52  ( Hfd )  Boris Bede 28 yard field goal-  Orlando- 20  Hartford- 9
4.  1:42  ( Orl )  Jahad Thomas 10 yard touchdown run ( J. Roberts  )  Orlando- 27  Hartford- 9
4.  1:14  ( Orl )   Stephen Weatherly 42 yard fumble recovery ( J. Roberts  )  Orlando- 34  Hartford- 9

Stats 
Hartford
Passing:  M. White  20-35-217-1 td-1 sk,  C. Halliday  2-6-28-0 td- 1 so
Rushing:  D. Freeman  7-81,  A. Jordan  3-13,  M. White  4-5,  C. Johnson  1-0
Recieving:  D. Freeman  5-26,  N. Boyle  4-54,  A. Jordan  3-18,  C. Johnson  3-63,  A. Goodley  3-37,  J. Robinson  2-35-1 td,  M. Henery  1-10,  D. Carter  1-2
Sacks:  D. Lansanah  ( 1 ),  A. Moss  ( 1 )

Orlando
Passing:   M. Barkley  17-21-242-2 td,  J. Isoefa  1-1-10
Rushing:  J. Thomas  20-89-1 td,  J. Isoefa  17-66
Recieving:  I. Burse  9-92-1 td,  C. Worthy  4-127-1 td,  L. Moore  3-14,   C. Hikutini  1-10,  J. Thomas  1-9
Sacks:  J. Thomas  ( 1 ),  L. Nix III  ( 1 )


( 3-7 )  Arkansas Diamond Miners- 38  ( 2-7 )  Oakland Renegades- 10

Little Rock, Arkansas:  Colby Cameron threw for 408 yards and 2 touchdowns,  plus ran for 70 yards and a score as the Arkansas Diamond Miners throttled the Oakland Renegades 38-10 Saturday before 30,000 at War Memorial Stadium Saturday.

Scoring 

1.  7:34  ( Ark )  Colby Cameron 51 yard touchdown pass to  Rannell Hall ( J. Manton  )  Arkansas- 7  Oakland- 0
1.  1:01  ( Ark )  Rannell Hall 20 yard touchdown run ( J. Manton  )  Arkansas- 14  OaklandOakland- 0
2.  10:56  ( Oak )  Alex Henery 36 yard field goal -  Arkansas- 14  Oakland- 3
2.  4:25   ( Ark )    Justin Manton 28 yard field goal-  Arkansas- 17  Oakland- 3
2.  1:47  ( Ark )  Colby Cameron 31 yard touchdown pass to Rannell Hall ( J. Manton  )  Arkansas- 24  Oakland- 3
3.  8:47  ( Ark )  Kevin Monangai 1 yard touchdown run ( J. Manton  )  Arkansas- 31  Oakland- 3
3.  4:08  ( Oak )  Vad Lee 4 yard touchdown run ( A. Henery  )  Arkansas- 31  Oakland- 10
4.  8:43  ( Ark )  Colby Cameron 5 yard touchdown run ( J. Manton  )  Arkansas- 38  Oakland- 10

Stats 
Oakland
Passing:  V. Lee  15- 28-217,  P. Devlin  0-3-0-0
Rushing:  D. Ross  14-31,  V. Lee  4-23-1 td
Recieving:  K. Garrett  5-80,  K. Williams  4-41, T. Smith  3-29,  T. Cannon  2-21,  D. Ross  1-46
Sacks:  A. Bazzie  ( 1 )

Arkansas
Passing:  C. Cameron   28-32-408-2 td- 1 sk
Rushing   C. Cameron   12-70-1 td,  R. Hall  1-20-1 td,  K. Monangai  7-19-1 td,  B. Rutley  2-10,  L. Long  10-7,  Ishmael Zamora 1-0
Recieving:  R. Hall  7-166-2 td,  M. Furstenburg  6-73,  C. Hoffman  6-77,  B. Burnham  5-42,  K. Monangai  2-18,  I. Zamora  2-32
Sacks:  0

( 6-3 )  Virginia Tritons- 15   ( 4-6 )  Michigan Panthers- 3

Detroit, Michigan:  Justin Tucker booted five field goals as the Virginia Tritons defeated the Michigan Panthers 15-3 before 27,439 at Ford Field in Detroit Saturday.

Scoring 

1.  5:25  ( Va )  Justin Tucker 29 yard field goal   Virginia- 3  Michigan- 0
1.  1:11  ( Va )  Justin Tucker 51 yard field goal    Virginia-  6  Michigan- 0
2.  9:07  ( Mich )  Jaden Oberkrom 24 yard field goal   Virginia-  6  Michigan- 3
2.  0:49  ( Va )  Justin Tucker 28 yard field goal   Virginia-  9  Michigan- 3
3.  5:32  ( Va )  Justin Tucker 46 yard field goal   Virginia-  12  Michigan- 3
4.  4:45  ( Va )  Justin Tucker 30 yard field goal   Virginia-  15  Michigan- 3

Stats 
Virginia
Passing:  M. Bercovici  31-47-322-0-0
Rushing:  K. Dixon  11-47,  M. Bercovici  6-3,  C. Hairston  4-2,  S. Linwood  1-0
Recieving:  C. Owens  11-93,  D. Luckett  9-142,  K. Dixon  5-38,  T. Lippet  4-37,  M. Schreck  2-12
Sacks: D. Landry  ( 1 )

Michigan
Passing:  C. Kessler  6-21-60-0 td- 1 sk
Rushing:  P. Perkins  15-77,  M. Ball  9-33,  C. Kessler  2-2,  A. Wilson  1-0,  P. Cooper  1-0,  A. Ellington  1- -1
Recieving:  J. Fauria  2-17,  M. Ball  2-20,  P. Perkins  1-8,  A. Ellington  1-15
Sacks:  none

( 5-5 ) Omaha Bulls- 20   ( 4-6 )  Georgia Generals- 17

Omaha, Nebraska:  Rakeem Cato threw for 226 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead the Omaha Bulls ( 5-5 ) to a 20-17 victory over the Georgia Generals Saturday evening at T.D. Ameritrade Park before 21,222.

Scoring 

1. 5:38  ( Om )  Rigoberto Sanchez 50 yard field goal    Omaha- 3  Georgia- 0
2. 0:47  ( Om )  Rigoberto Sanchez 42 yard field goal   Omaha- 6  Georgia- 0
2. 0:00  ( Om )  Rakeem Cato 58 yard touchdown pass to Mike Thomas ( R. Sanchez  )  Omaha- 13  Georgia- 0
3. 2:15  ( Ga )  Colin Kaepernick 28 yard touchdown pass to Rueben Randle ( Ty Long  )  Omaha- 13  Georgia- 7
4. 10:37  ( Ga )  Ty Long 47 yard field goal   Omaha-13  Georgia- 10
4.  2:18  ( Om )  Rakeem Cato 6 yard touchdown pass to Marteze Waller ( R. Sanchez  )  Omaha- 20  Georgia- 10
4. 2:13   ( Ga )  Johnny Sears 30 yard kick return ( Ty Long  )  Omaha- 20  Georgia- 17

Stats 
Georgia
Passing:  C. Kaepernick  15-29-146-1 td-3 sks
Rushing:  T. Ervin  11-75,  C. Kaepernick  3-33,  K. Robinson  2-9,  S. Perry  2-1
Recieving:  J. Williams  6-66,  T. Ervin  3-10,  R. Randle  3-46-1 td,  G. Christiansen  1-8,  S. Perry  1-9,  N. Roosevelt  1-7
Sacks:  A. Singleton  ( 1 ),  M. Howard  ( 1 ),  D. Ryan  ( 1 )

Omaha
Passing:  R. Cato  17-21-226-2 td-1 int- 3 sks
Rushing:  T. Richardson  11-42,  M. Waller  15-35,  R. Cato  4-28,  A. Blue  8-28,  D. Brown  1- -9
Recieving:  T. Richardson  3-40,  M. Thomas  3-75-1 td,  J. O'Shea  3-29,  D. Brown  2-23,  E. Arceneaux  2-25,  M. Waller  2-14-1 td,  B. Addison  1-14,  A. Blue  1-6
Sacks:  S. McGee  ( 1 )  A. Hightower  ( 1 ),  P. Shembo  ( 1 )

Late Game:

( 1-8 )  Portland Pioneers- 38  ( 5-5 )  New York Empire- 24

Portland, Oregon:  Bryan Bennett threw for 342 yards and 4 touchdowns, plus ran for 100 yards and a score, as the Portland Pioneers picked up their first win of the season with a 38-24 wi over the New York Empire.  John Manziel completed 24 of 31 passes for 239 yards and a touchdown for New York ( 5-5 )

A.F.F.A WEEK TEN SUNDAY PREVIEW!

( 4-5 )  Columbus Aviators  at  ( 5-4 ) Memphis HoundDogs  ( Line: Mem by 10 )
(4-5 )  Carolina Breakers  at  ( 9-0 ) Chicago Stags  ( Line: Chi by 13 )
( 5-4 ) Miami Sharks  at  ( 3-7 )  San Antonio Cimarrons ( Line: Mia by 2 )
( 7-2 ) Dallas Outlaws  at  ( 1-8 ) St. Louis Scouts  ( Line: Dal by 10 )
( 7-2 ) Albuquerque Aztecs  at  ( 7-2 ) Louisville Thoroughbreds  ( Line: Lou by 6 )
( 4-4 ) Los Angeles Pharoahs  at  ( 6-2 ) Houston Roughnecks  ( Line: Hou by 8 )
( 6-2 ) Oklahoma Gunslingers  at  ( 6-3 ) Sacramento Crusaders ( Line: Sac by 1 )

A.F.F.A WEEK 10 SATURDAY PREVIEW

( 7-2 )  Birmingham Beast  at  ( 2-6 ) Philadelphia Freedom  ( Line: Bir by 5 )
( 4-5 )  Hartford Sentinels  at  ( 3-6 ) Orlando Vipers  ( Line: Orl by 3 )
( 2-6 )  Oakland Renegades  at  ( 2-7 ) Arkansas Diamond Miners  ( Line: Oak by 2 )
( 5-3 )  Virginia Tritons  at  ( 4-5 ) Michigan Panthers  ( Line: Va by 2 )
( 4-5 )  Georgia Generals  at  ( 4-5 ) Omaha Bulls ( Line: Om by 2 )
( 5-4 )  New York  Empire  at  ( 0-8 ) Portland Pioneers  ( Line: Port by 1 )

A.F.F.A FRIDAY RESULT ( WEEK 10 )

( 6-4 )  Pittsburgh Ironmen- 26  ( 3-6 )  Utah Mammoths- 17

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:  Alex Carder threw two touchdown passes to Brandon Banks as the Pittsburgh Ironmen ( 5-4 ) defeated the Utah Mammoths 26-17 at Heinz Field Friday night.  Utah quarterback Chris Streveler threw one touchdown and ran for another in the loss for Utah.

Scoring 

1. 9:48  ( Pitt )  Swayze Waters 40 yard field goal -  Pittsburgh- 3  Utah- 0
1. 1:51  ( Ut )  Josiah Yazdani 26 yard field goal-  Pittsburgh-3  Utah- 3
2. 13:25 ( Ut )  Chris Streveler 4 yard touchdown run ( J. Yazdani  )  Utah- 10  Pittsburgh- 3
2.  9:06  ( Pitt )  Swayze Waters 24 yard field goal-  Utah- 10  Pittsburgh- 6
2.  4:11  ( Pitt )  Alex Carder 12 yard touchdown pass to Brandon Banks ( S. Waters )  Pittsburgh- 13  Utah- 10
2.  0:42  ( Pitt )  Alex Carder 2 yard touchdown pass to Brandon Banks ( S. Waters  )  Pittsburgh- 20  Utah- 10
4.  13:33  ( Ut )  Chris Streveler 9 yard touchdown pass to Madison Magnum ( J. Yazdani  )  Pittsburgh- 20  Utah- 17
4.  9:02  ( Pitt )  Swayze Waters 32 yard field goal-  Pittsburgh- 23  Utah- 17
4.  3:08  ( Pitt )  Swayze Waters 47 yard field goal-  Pittsburgh- 26  Utah- 17

Stats 
Utah
Passing:  Chris Streveler  19-34-295-1 td-0 int-3
Rushing:  R. Lumbala  12-43,  C. Streveler  17-34,  Dominique Goodman  1-0
Recieving:  D. Goodman  8-82,  M. Magnum  4-47-1 td,  R. Lumbala  3-59,  DeAndre Washington  2-67,  Dontea Dye  1-25,  R. Blanchflower  1-15
Sacks:  A. Maulet ( 1 ),  S. Octavius  ( 1 ),  J. Reeves  ( 1 )

Pittsburgh
Passing:  A. Carder  17-27-217-2 td-0 int-3 sks
Rushing:  T. Gaffney  14-104-0 td,  A. Carder  8-47-0 td,  J. Langford  7-20-0 td
Recieving:  B. Banks  5-49-2 td,  E. Rogers  4-99,  T. Gaffney  3-18,  T. Quinn  2-12,  L. Wilson  2-29,  J. Langford  1-10
Sacks:  B. Albritton  ( 2 ),  T. Flowers  ( 1 )

A.F.F.A FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW ( WEEK TEN )

( 3-5 )  Utah Mammoths  at  ( 5-4 ) Pittsburgh Ironmen 

Place:  Heinz Field:  Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Time:  8PM cst.

Line:  Pittsburgh by 5

Rankings:  Pittsburgh  # 14
                   Utah  # 16

Last Week:  Pittsburgh beat New York  27-3
                      Utah lost to Oakland 13-10

Head Coach:   Jim Fassel  ( Pittsburgh )
                          Paul Pasqualoni  ( Utah  )

A.F.F.A STANDINGS ( 4-24-19 )

EASTERN CONFERENCE 

Atlantic Division 
                                                W   L    T   PF    PA 
Virginia Tritons                     5    3    0   220  174
New York Empire                  5    4    0   179  228
Pittsburgh Ironmen              5    4    0   254  188
Hartford Sentinels                4    5    0   246  360
Philadelphia Freedom          2    6    0   162  223


Southeastern Division 
                                                   W   L   T   PF   PA 
Louisville Thoroughbreds      7    2   0   328  200
Miami Sharks                           5    4   0   252  236
Carolina Breakers                    4    5   0   208  241
Georgia Generals                     4    5   0   222  216
Orlando Vipers                         3    6   0   248  288


Mid- South Division 
                                                       W   L    T    PF    PA 
Dallas Outlaws                             7    2    0    332   206
Birmingham Beast                       7    2    0    234   226
Memphis HoundDogs                 5    4    0    284   298
Arkansas Diamond Miners         2    7    0    236   287


WESTERN CONFERENCE 

Great Lakes Division 
                                               W    L   T    PF    PA 
Chicago Stags                      9    0    0   365   218
Michigan Panthers              4    5    0   190    214
Omaha Bulls                         4    5    0   223    220
Columbus Aviators              3    6    0   161    230
St. Louis Scouts                   1    8    0   149    251


Frontier Division 
                                                W    L    T    PF    PA 
Albuquerque Aztecs             7    2    0    268   217
Houston Roughnecks           6    2    0    196   178
Oklahoma Gunslingers         6    2    0    235   185
San Antonio Cimarrons        2    7    0    205    251


Pacific Division 
                                                  W    L    T    PF    PA 
Sacramento Crusaders          6     3    0   242   171
Los Angeles Pharoahs           4     4    0   201   218
Utah Mammoths                     3     5    0   145   159
Oakland Renegades                2     6    0   144   174
Portland Pioneers                    0     8    0   137   209

A.F.F.A WEEK NINE SUNDAY RESULTS!

( 5-4 )  Pittsburgh Ironmen- 27   ( 5-4 )  New York Empire- 3

New York, New York:  Alex Carder completed 27 of 41 passes for 324 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Pittsburgh Ironmen thumped the New York Empire 27-3 before a capacity crowd at MCU Park Stadium Sunday afternoon.

Scoring 

1.  3:03  ( Pitt )  Alex Carder 50 yard touchdown pass to Eric Rogers ( S. Waters )   Pittsburgh- 7  New York-0
2.  4:08  ( NY )  Chris Milo 18 yard field goal   Pittsburgh- 7  New York- 3
2.  1:54  ( Pitt )  Swayze Waters 50 yard field goal   Pittsburgh- 10  New York-3
2.  0:06  ( Pitt )  Swayze Waters 30 yard field goal   Pittsburgh- 13  New York- 3
3.  10:20  ( Pitt ) Alex Carder 9 yard touchdown pass to Niles Paul ( S. Waters )  Pittsburgh- 20  New York- 3
3.   7:52  ( Pitt )  Tyler Gaffney 2 yard touchdown run ( S. Waters )  Pittsburgh- 27  New York- 3

Stats 
New York
Passing:  J. Manziel  17-25-213-0-8 sks,  D. Davis  1-1-3-0
Rushing:  R. Graham  14-37,  J. Manziel  1-12,  D. Jackson  1-0,  T. Riddick  1-0,  A. Burbridge  1- -7-0
Recieving:  A. Burbridge  4-51,  R. Graham  4-54,  T. Riddick  3-37,  G. Allen  2-19,  N. O'Leary  2-18,  K. Davis  2-34,  D. Jackson  1-3
Sacks:  L.Trinca- Pasat-  ( 1 )

Pittsburgh
Passing:  A. Carder  27-41-324-2 td-1 sk
Rushing:  T. Gaffney  11-34-1 td,  A. Carder  6-12,  J. Langford  4-11,  T. Van  2-2,  A. Pipkin  1-0
Recieving:  E. Rogers  7-114-1 td,  T. Gaffney  6-49,  B. Banks  6-78,  L. Wilson  4-44,  N. Paul  2-14-1 td,  T. Quinn  1-9,  J. Langford  1-16
Sacks:  T. Taylor  ( 1 ),  J. Poyer  ( 1 ),  J. Lattimore  ( 2 ),  S. Lawrence  ( 1 ),  C. Williams  ( 1 ),
T. Flowers  ( 2 )

( 7-2 ) Dallas Outlaws- 45   ( 7-2 ) Birmingham Beast- 26

Birmingham, Alabama: A near capacity crowd packed Legion Field in Birmingham to watch this battle of Mid South Division titans clash.  Mike Reilly completed 21 of 31 passes for 290 yards and 5 touchdowns , as Dallas came away with a 45-26 victory Sunday.

Scoring 

1. 10:22  ( Dal )  Ben Tate 3 yard touchdown run ( J. Medlock  )  Dallas- 7  Birmingham- 0
1.  6:25  ( Bir )  Trevor Harris 36 yard touchdown pass to Casey Pierce ( S. Whyte  )  Dallas- 7  Birmingham- 7
1.  2:55  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 23 yard touchdown pass to Jasper Collins  ( J. Medlock  )  Dallas- 14  Birmingham-7
2.  10:36  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 18 yard touchdown pass to Jasper Collins  ( J. Medlock )  Dallas- 21  Birmingham- 7
2.  5:50  ( Dal )  Justin Medlock 27 yard field goal   Dallas- 24  Birmingham- 7
2.  1:51  ( Bir )  Rex Burkhead 12 yard touchdown run ( S. Whyte  )  Dallas- 24  Birmingham- 14
2.  0:20  ( Bir )  Sean Whyte 43 yard field goal   Dallas- 24  Birmingham- 17
3. 11:25  ( Bir )  Safety   Josey Jewell   Dallas- 24  Birmingham- 19
3.  0:10  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 11 yard touchdown pass to Malcolm Mitchell ( J. Medlock  )  Dallas- 31  Birmingham- 19
4.  9:51  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 6 yard touchdown pass to Bud Sasser ( J. Medlock  )  Dallas- 38  Bir- 19
4.  8:04  ( Dal )  Mike Reilly 23 yard touchdown pass to Bud Sasser ( J. Medlock  )  Dallas- 45  Birmingham-19
4.  3:46  ( Bir )  Trevor Harris 1 yard touchdown pass to Casey Pierce ( S. Whyte  )  Dallas- 45  Birmingham- 26

Stats 
Dallas
Passing:  M. Reilly  21-31-290-5 td-1 int-1 sk
Rushing : B. Tate  20-98-1 td,  M. Reilly  7-63,  L. Creer  6-60,  P. Lindsay  3-35,  L. Waddle  1-0
Recieving:  B. Sasser  7-97-2 td,  J. Collins  5-76-2 td,  B. Tate  4-35,  M. Mitchell  2-22,  P. Lindsay 1-37,  S. Ishmael  1-8,  P. Lutz  1-15
Sacks:  J. Babin  ( 1 ),  O. Okoronkwo  ( 1 )

Birmingham
Passing:  T. Harris  16-27-160-2 td-2 sks
Rushing:  R. Burkhead  13-84-1 td,  T. Harris  4-49,  N. Grisby  5-32
Recieving:  C. Pierce  5-57-2 td,  R. Higgins  3-52,  J. Grant  3-29,  N. Grisby  2-1,  P. Mcroberts  2-15,  R. Burkhead  1-6
Sacks:  Josey Jewell  ( 1 )

Other games:

( 9-0 ) Chicago Stags- 41  ( 1-8 ) St. Louis Scouts- 16

Chicago, Illinois:  Brandon Doughty threw for 342 yards and 3 touchdowns with 1 interception and sacked once  to lead the Chicago Stags ( 9-0 ) to a 41-16 route of the St. Louis Scouts ( 1-8 ) Sunday at Soldier Field in Chicago.

( 5-4 )  Miami Sharks- 43   ( 4-5 )  Carolina Breakers- 41

Miami, Florida:  David Cobb powered his way to 211 yards rushing and 4 touchdowns on 18 carries,  as the Miami  Sharks improved to ( 5-4 ) with a 43-41 victory over Southeastern Division foe Carolina Breakers Sunday at FIU Stadium in Miami.

( 7-2 )  Louisville Thoroughbreds- 34   ( 4-5 )  Georgia Generals- 23

Louisville ,Kentucky:  Ryan Spadola caught 8 passes for 172 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Louisville Thoroughbreds defeated the Georgia Generals before 33,000 raucous fans at PaPa John's Cardinal Stadium Sunday.  Ray Rice ran for 113 yards on 20 carries in the win.

( 7-2 )  Albuquerque Aztecs- 36   ( 6-2 )  Houston Roughnecks- 7

Albuquerque, New Mexico:  Travis Lulay threw for 374 yards and 2 touchdowns while completing 26 of 33 passing as the Albuquerque Aztecs took sole possession of first place in the Frontier Division with a 36-7 shellacking of the Houston Roughnecks Sunday evening at University Stadium in Albuquerque.

( 6-3 )  Sacramento Crusaders- 34   ( 4-5 )  Michigan Panthers- 7

Sacramento, California:  Trevone Boykin completed 15 of 18 passes for 261 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Sacramento Crusaders cruised past the Michigan Panthers 34-7 at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento Sunday night.  Austin Hill caught 7 passes for 148 yards and 2 touchdowns in the win for the Crusaders.

WELCOME BACK! 2020 EXPANSION CITIES ANNOUNCED!

The Associated Football Franchises of America  announced yesterday afternoon that expansion franchises have been awarded to New Orleans, Louisiana  and Phoenix, Arizona for the 2020 AFFA season. 

This will mark the return of New Orleans and Phoenix as both cities previously hosted franchises once before under different ownership .

Phoenix owned by Stephen McElroy will be branded the " Arizona Scorpions " and will  play their home games at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. 

The group Bayou Gridiron Inc. owns the New Orleans franchise and will play their home games at Youlman Stadium on the Campus of Tulane University.  Team name will be named at a later date 

With the addition of New Orleans and Phoenix in 2020, the AFFA will now consist of a total of 30 franchises. 

A.F.F.A WEEK NINE SATURDAY Scores

( 5-3 ) Virginia Tritons- 37   ( 4-5 )  Hartford Sentinels- 14

Norfolk, Virginia: Mike Bercovici threw for 285 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Virginia Tritons downed the Hartford Sentinels 37-14 at Dick Price Stadium Saturday afternoon before a crowd of 21,210.

( 4-5 ) Omaha Bulls- 33   ( 3-6 )  Columbus Aviators- 14

Columbus, Ohio:  Trent Richardson pounded the rock for 189 yards and 2 touchdowns on 26 carries as the Omaha Bulls roughed up the Columbus Aviators 33-14 before 28,000 at Mapfre Stadium in Columbus Saturday afternoon.

( 5-4 )  Memphis HoundDogs- 46   ( 2-7 ) Arkansas Diamond Miners- 42

Memphis, Tennessee:  Ricky Ray completed 31 of 46 passing for 415 yards and 3 touchdowns as the Memphis HoundDogs defeated the Arkansas Diamond Miners 46-42 in a shootout at the Liberty Bowl before 31,000 Saturday.

( 6-2 )  Oklahoma Gunslingers- 33   ( 2-7 )  San Antonio Cimarrons- 14

Norman, Oklahoma:  Matt Johnson threw for 293 yards and 3 touchdowns on 20 of 31 passing as the Oklahoma Gunslingers moved to 6-2 with a 33-14 take down of the  San Antonio Cimarrons Saturday at Gaylord Memorial Stadium in Norman. San Antonio falls to 2-7 on the year.

( 3-6 )  Orlando Vipers- 49   ( 2-6 )  Philadelphia Freedom- 28

Orlando, Florida:  Matt Barkley threw 4 touchdowns while completing 16 of 22 passes for 289 yards as the Orlando Vipers crushed the Philadelphia Freedom 49-28 before 26,201 at Orlando City Stadium Saturday.  Isaiah Burse caught 6 passes for 122 yards and a score in the win for Orlando.

( 2-6 )  Oakland Renegades- 13   ( 3-5 )  Utah Mammoths- 10

Salt Lake City, Utah:  Vad Lee completed 14 of 25 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown,  plus ran 15 times for 95 yards to lead the Oakland Renegades to a 13-10 victory over the Utah Mammoths at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake Saturday night.