The Indoor Football League on US Sports Net - Week 9 | Tucson Sugar Skulls at Quad City Steamwheelers Presented by Perform Better!

The Quad City Steamwheelers host the Tucson Sugar Skulls in Week 9 of the 2019 IFL season! Get Tickets....

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The Tucson Sugar Skulls experienced their first-ever home loss on Sunday, when they fell to the Arizona Rattlers 55-41 at Tucson Arena.

Quarterback Jake Medlock received the nod as a starter for the second straight game over Matt Behrendt, who was coming off a two-interception performance against Nebraska.

Medlock completed 11 of 23 passes for six touchdowns, but threw two interceptions in the fourth quarter, including a 45-yard pick that was returned for a touchdown by Arizona’s Phillip Henry.

“Early on, he played well. Obviously the two turnovers don’t help It was just Jake pressing a little bit and relying too much on his arm and not enough of his head,” Sugar Skulls coach Marcus Coleman said.

Tucson will get two more shots at the Rattlers, including a May 25 contest in Tucson.

In the meantime, Tucson (3-3) will prepare for this week’s road game against the Quad City Steamwheelers.

The Sugar Skulls boast the top offense in the league, averaging 275.7 yards per game, but have been tormented by turnovers lately. Medlock and Behrendt have combined to turn the ball over five times in the last two weeks.

The three interceptions and a fumble against Nebraska ultimately cost Tucson in a 53-47 loss. The Sugar Skulls hung around, just like they did against the Rattlers, but turnovers and momentum plays did them in. On Sunday, the Sugar Skulls led 14-7 after the first quarter and had a chance to lead by two scores, but Diego Marquez missed a field goal.

At halftime, the game was tied at 21, and Arizona took a 34-28 lead in the third quarter. When Marquez attempted to cut into that lead, Arizona defensive lineman Chris McAllister blocked the field goal, sending the ball into Tucson’s end zone where cornerback Dillion Winfrey recovered it for a touchdown. A blocked field goal recovered in the end zone is what sparked Arizona’s 14-point swing against the Sugar Skulls in Phoenix.

Tucson’s three losses all came roughly the same way, Coleman said.

“It’s all self-inflicted. A lot of those scores that we’ve given away this year has been because of what we didn’t do, not necessarily a team beating us,” he said.

“If we had less talent and got beat and outcoached, I wouldn’t have a problem with it. But we’re making the mistakes and killing ourselves.”

Secondary stepping up
Normally, linebacker Zach Allen is the week-by-week leader of Tucson’s defense. Sunday, however, it was the secondary that stepped up. Cornerback Cam Gaddis and ex-LSU defensive back Micah Eugene led the team with six tackles each. Eugene had a pass breakup and a spectacular near-interception.

He picked off Rattlers quarterback Jeff Ziemba in the corner of the end zone and flipped over the out-of-bounds wall, but a roughing-the-passer penalty by Tucson voided it.

“I got up like it didn’t hurt me because the adrenaline was going,” Eugene said. “I flipped over and hit my legs on a chair and then once we got into halftime, I felt it in my calves and my Achilles.”

IFL standings
At 3-3, Tucson is fifth in the IFL standings. The Rattlers and Iowa Barnstormers are tied at the top with 6-0 records, while the Sioux Falls Storm are 5-1 and the Green Bay Blizzard sit a 5-2. The San Diego Strike Force’s win over Cedar Rapids means there’s only one winless team left in the league: Bismarck at 0-6.

Where in the world is Quad City?
The Quad City Steamwheelers are based in Moline, Illinois, which is close to the Iowa border.

The team is named after sternwheelers, large steam paddleboats that can be seen on the Mississippi River that separates the Iowa-Illinois border.

The franchise was a part of AF2 from 2000-09. The team then folded, but returned in 2018 to join the Champions Indoor Football league; it moved to the IFL at the start of this season. Quad City plays its home games at the Tax Slayer Center, which seats 9,200 fans.

Roster update
Before last Sunday’s loss, the Sugar Skulls added wide receiver and return specialist Treydonte Hill. The Tabor College (Kansas) product returned seven kickoffs for 100 yards, including a 31-yard return.

The Indoor Football League on US Sports Net - Week 9 | Green Bay Blizzard at Nebraska Danger Presented by Peapod

The Nebraska Danger host the Green Bay Blizzard in Week 9 of the 2019 IFL season!

DANGER HOPING THIRD TIME'S THE CHARM VS. GREEN BAY

Third time’s the charm – or at least the Nebraska Danger hopes so.

Yet again, the Green Bay Blizzard has gotten the best of the Danger in a 60-50 loss just a week ago, but the Danger are looking to return the favor in a quick turnaround game against the Blizzard this weekend.

Tommy Armstrong Jr. continued at his blistering pace this season in the most recent loss, throwing for 4 TD’s while running in for another two. Greg Dent shined in the game for the Danger as well, pulling in three of the four receiving TD’s in the loss.

Green Bay however got plenty of production out of their quarterback as well. Lenorris Footman didn’t do much through the air, but he scorched the Danger on the ground. Footman rushed for 118 yards and 4 TD’s in the Blizzard win. It also highlights what Nebraska needs to do this Saturday if they look to salvage a win in the three-game season series with Green Bay.

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While a 3-4 season is certainly nothing to write home about for the Danger so far this season, history could be in the making with former Husker turned Danger QB Tommy Armstrong. He currently has 14 rushing TD’s on the year through seven regular season games with seven more to go. If he maintains that pace, he could break his offensive coordinator’s record. Jameel Sewell scampered for 25 rushing TD’s in 2013. Armstrong is on pace for 28 by season’s end.

The Danger can use all the running help they can get as they look to run the Blizzard out of Grand Island with a loss on Saturday.

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The National Arena League On US Sports Net - Massachusetts Pirates vs Carolina Cobras Presented by FreedomPop Wireless

04/14/2019 7:59 AM -

 WORCESTER, MA - The Carolina Cobras (1-0) keep their championship momentum going from last season as they defeated the Massachusetts Pirates (0-1) tonight at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts, by a score of 54-22. 

The game was tight to start, with each team exchanging rushing and receiving touchdowns to knot the two teams at 14 a piece at the end of the first quarter. From there, it was all downhill for the Pirates. 

Cobras quarterback Charles McCullum and company lit up the Pirates the rest of the night, with the offense and special teams producing 34 consecutive points before the Pirates offense could get anything going. Their second-half scores, a 33-yard bomb to Marty Gilyard followed by a deuce from Rausa, proved to be too little too late. Carolina put the cherry on top of it all after wide receiver Jordan Jolly caught a 28-yard touchdown pass near the end of the game.

While it may seem by the score that the game was mostly a blowout, Massachusetts did have their chances. Some of the more noticeable ones included Pirates quarterback Sean Brackett missing wide-open receivers in the endzone, drives choking out due to fumbled snaps, illegal procedures, and interceptions, as well as the defense having to stay on the field due to their own miscues. It will be interesting to see what the Pirates come up with in a week to take down the Cobras, as they will be facing them Saturday, April 20th, 2019, at the Greensboro Coliseum for the Cobras home opener and super hero night. Get Tickets.....

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Teacher and Coach by Day, Quarterback at Night and Weekends

By Peter Schwartz From nystreetsfootball.com By day, EJ Nemeth is teaches kindergarten, first grad, and second grade physical education at Foundation Academy and Charter School in Trenton, New Jersey.  He also spends part of his days coaching football, wrestling and track at Notre Dame High School.  It’s a day filled with long hours and hard work, but there are also days when Nemeth continues on to his other profession, a side gig that he’s pretty passionate about and makes sacrifices to keep going. Enjoy New York City with great deals from hotels.com! After his day jobs, the 35 year old Nemeth gets into his car and heads to his night and weekend job for some fun.  Nemeth is the starting quarterback for the New York Streets joins his teammates for practice in Brooklyn a few nights a week.  Then, on the weekends, he’s battling opponents from around the National Arena League.  The indoor football veteran quarterback led the Streets to a season opening win in Jacksonville this past Saturday night making all the long hours during training camp and in practice worth it. He’s not about to give all this up despite the sleep deprivation. “It’s tough when you get older,” said Nemeth. “At the end of the day, football is fun.  It’s fun being a part of a team and being successful.   It makes for some long nights and early mornings but it’s not anything that I haven’t done before.  I was driving trucks and doing manual labor the last go around so this day job is easier on the body.  Could I use more sleep? Sure, but I’ll sleep when the season is over.”  Nemeth and his teammates stunned the Arena Football world by knocking off the Sharks this past Saturday night 52-41.  The former Sacred Heart University quarterback completed 15 out of 26 passes for 208 yards, four touchdown passes and two interceptions while also scoring on two touchdown runs in the game.   The offense did it’s job to build a big lead and then Nemeth credited the guys on the other side of the ball for preserving the win.  “Luckily the defense finished the game and finished strong,” said Nemeth.  “Offensively, we need to finish better but it was a great way to start for sure.  It went smooth, but its just there’s some things we need to clean up at the end of the game.” As an expansion team, the Streets are fortunate to have a quarterback like Nemeth who has a wealth of experience and a championship resume.  He has won three indoor football titles guiding the Baltimore Mariners (2010), Harrisburg Stampede (2013) and the York Capitals (2015) to championships.  It was with Harrisburg and York where Nemeth worked with current Streets Head Coach Rick Marsilio.  With Nemeth available, Marsilio wasted not even a New York minute to get him to the Streets.     “I’m so excited to bring a season veteran Arena Football quarterback to the Streets,” said Marsilio.  “EJ is as good as it gets.  He has multiple championships and two undefeated seasons on his resume.  He brings leadership and experience to the huddle.  It’s like having another coach on the field.”  Nemeth jumped at the opportunity to be reunited with Marsilio and he appreciates the hard word that owners Corey and Tamara Galloway have put in to bring Arena Football back to New York.   A football team is not just about the players and coaches on the field but about everyone in the organization working hard to make the franchise successful.  In his short time with the Streets, Nemeth can see that this is going to be a franchise to be reckoned with.  “You realize all the hard work that people put in behind the scenes,” said Nemeth, a three-time league player of the year.  “Corey (and Tamara) are taking care of all the ownership duties and then Rick is getting players from all over the place and staying in contact with people.   I’m here because of my past relationship with him.  It’s good to see that all that hard work they put into it for the last year or two has come to fruition.”  And now after the season opening win on the road, Nemeth and the Streets are getting set to welcome the NAL’s other expansion team, the Orlando Predators, to the intimate confines of the Westchester County Center for this Saturday night’s home opener.  The Predators have had a storied history in Arena Football and now they are making their return.    After an eleven year absence of Arena Football in New York, the fifty yard indoor war is back in town and the atmosphere on Saturday could very well be off the charts.  “It’s going to be exciting,” said Nemeth.  “Hopefully (the fans) are loud and rowdy.  I know Orlando has had a great past and they’re trying to revive that now.  I’m definitely looking forward to it and I know the guys are looking forward to it, especially the local guys from around the city.” EJ Nemeth, like many Arena Football players, has to juggle a lot on his plate.  By day, he has his full time job as a teacher while also coaching multiple sports.  But he’s also been able to enjoy a terrific career in Arena Football and he’s in search of his fourth championship ring.  Being at the helm of the Streets, his goal is to bring New York it’s first ever Arena Football title. 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The Indoor Football League On US Sports Net - Week 9 | Bismarck Bucks at Cedar Rapids River Kings Presented by Market America!

The Cedar Rapids River Kings host the Bismarck Bucks in Week 9 of the 2019 IFL season!

Cedar Rapids - Looking for their first win since week 3, the Cedar Rapids River Kings (1-6) are hosting the Bismarck Bucks (0-6) this Saturday night at the US Cellular Center. 

Bismarck is another new opponent for the River Kings, who have already taken on three either new to the IFL, or brand new franchises this season. Their only win against such competition came against the San Diego Strike Force, a 65-48 win in Cedar Rapids. 

Cedar Rapids is looking to bounce back after a loss against that same Strike Force team in San Diego last Sunday. The River Kings were led by Nick Brassell in the loss, who not only racked up eight total tackles but also ran a short Strike Force field goal attempt back for a touchdown, cutting San Diego's lead to just 40-34 with 3:14 left in the game. The defense was unable to get San Diego off the field though, and the Strike Force ran the clock out for their first win in franchise history. 

The River Kings have committed to the run the last few weeks, with running back Nate Chavious racking up three touchdowns against the Strike Force last week and two the week before in addition to over a hundred yards rushing against the Iowa Barnstormers. Chavious is averaging just over 45 rushing yards per game this season, with a high of 89 yards against the Arizona Rattlers in week two. Overall the River Kings rank 2nd in the IFL in rushing yards, with 700 even, trailing only the Nebraska Danger's 758 total rushing yards mark. 

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Quarterback Kurt Palandech is tied for first in the league in completions with 90 on the season and third in completion percentage at 63.8%. Finding the endzone often enough has been the River Kings' issue as Chavious is tied for 7th in total points in the league (66), but the team doesn't have another man in the top ten, with Marquel Wade coming in tied for 13th (60). Meanwhile Iowa, Nebraska, and even San Diego all have two scorers in the top 11. 

Palandech will look to continue to spread the ball around, as he has the last few games, completing passes to four different receivers against San Diego and five different receivers against Iowa in both their games in weeks 6 and 7. 

The River Kings defense should be able to get a solid game from their run defense, which desperately needs it. Cedar Rapids is ninth in the league in rushing yards allowed with 115.9 per game. Luckily the Bucks are ranked ninth in rushing yards per game, with just 66.5. Leading the way for the defense is Malik Slater, who has 46 tackles on the season (23 solos) which is good enough for sixth in the league. 

Bismarck is in their first year of competition in the IFL after having played the last two seasons in the CIF. They are looking for their first win of the season and are led by quarterback Homer Causey and running back John Gibbs. They lost to the Barnstormers last week 55-16 in a game in Des Moines. 

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The National Arena League Live On US Sports Net Jacksonville Sharks vs Columbus Lions Presented by Chicago Steak Co.

Streets Steal the Show From Sharks 52-41

Jacksonville looks to face (0-1) Columbus in Week 2

JACKSONVILLE – It was a hard fought, heavily rocked home opener for the Jacksonville Sharks who opened their 10th year as a franchise with a crowd drawing KISS night which featured a lights outs halftime performance by KISS America in tribute of one of America’s greatest rock bands KISS. The show tonight started off great for Jacksonville as they kicked off with an electrifying first drive which debut quarterback Jonathan Bane and wide receiver Jarmon Fortson as both Sharks connected on a 12 yard touchdown pass to open the night. The first half remained a close battle as both teams entered the locker room 30-21 game in favor of New York. In the second half the first-year team sparked a scoring streak against Jacksonville and the Sharks ran out of time to close the gap with a 41-52 loss to New York, who celebrates their first win in team history, as they entered the NAL last year and have begun their inaugural season.

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Quarterback Jonathan Bane made his first start with the Sharks tonight where he debuted his gunslinger playing style to Sharks nation connecting with receivers Devin Wilson 11 times for 142 yards, Jarmon Fortson five times for 39 yards each of these players landed a touchdown. Fullback Alstevis “Squirrel”  Squirewell rushed three times for 13 yards and punched in a touchdown for the Sharks.

On defense the Sharks were able to limit the Streets in the first half and overall made major players to help launch a potential comeback as Jacksonville landed two sacks (Nick Woodman, Zach Brown), one interceptions by Robert Brown and one red zone fumble recovery by Markus Smith.

The Sharks will now face a road trip to NAL rival (0-1) Columbus Lions Friday, April 19 at 7pm at the Columbus Civic Center. Columbus fell to the Orlando Predators 40-42 in Orlando, FL tonight. To watch the Sharks face off against the Lions next saturday watch live right here on US Sports Network!

Lions Fall on The Roard 42-40

04/13/2019

 Opening the season on the road is always tough. Saturday was just another reminder that a few plays here and there will change the game dramatically.
The 2019 season started off with a pick-six by the Orlando Predators to put the Lions down early.
While Luke Collis opened up the season with an interception, he bounced back strong throughout the game throwing for 5 touchdowns and rushing for another while also tacking on another interception. Bones Bagaunte was a headache for the Predators all night with big play after big play showing to be a big focal point for the offense this season after signing with the Lions from the Maine Mammoths.
The defense stepped up in a big way with both Shattle Fenteng and DeMario Donnell recording an interception. The Lions defense, which averaged 47.4 points per game last season, saw improvements in all areas of their game.
It would be back and forth for a while, but the 2nd half is where the game picked up dramatically. The Lions were up 34-29 late in the 4th quarter before Orlando answered back with a touchdown in the corner of the endzone to put the Predators back in the lead 36-34.
With their backs against the wall, the Lions took a shot down the field. While the pass fell incomplete, a pass interference call pushed the offense up the field. On the next play, Collis connected to Bagaunte for a touchdown, but it was called back by an offensive holding penalty.
On a crucial 4th down with 1 minute to go, Collis’ pass fell incomplete at the 2-yard line. The Lions defense, which was solid all night, had a costly mistake when a holding call gave Orlando a fresh set of downs instead of forcing 4th down near their own endzone. On the next play, Orlando would connect for a touchdown with 36 seconds left.
With their final chance at tying the game up, Collis found Paris Mack deep to set the Lions up at the Orlando 4-yard line. On 3rd down with 18 seconds left, Collis found Bagaunte for a 9-yard touchdown. With the game on the line, Collis attempted a quarterback sneak for the 2-pt conversion but fumbled, ending a wild final 5 minutes.
Columbus (0-1) will return home to open the season in the Columbus Civic Center at 7PM EST when they meet heated rival the Jacksonville Sharks (0-1). The Sharks dropped their first game on the road 52-41 vs the New York Streets. A familiar face will return as Jarmon Fortson, who led Columbus with 1,029 yards (3rd in NAL) and 31 touchdowns (1st in NAL) last season will suit up for Jacksonville.

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Program- Off Season GPP

Joel Jackson

This is a GPP phase that I recently had my men's and women's varsity hockey teams complete as their first mesocycle of the off-season.

This is a general one that I gave to the men's team where some things needed to be altered/changed depending on the individual.

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The In-Season Guy

Sean Skahan 

I remember one of the first days when I started working with a professional hockey team very clearly. One of our players said hello to me and then handed me a 3 ring binder with 200+ pages included.

“This is my in-season program. Could you carry it with you and give it to me when I need it? My trainer wants me to do it this year.”

I paused and said “I don't know you and you don't know me, but the answer is NO. We will have a strength and conditioning program in place here and that is what we are going to do” (Internally, I was thinking of other options he could do with that 3 ring binder).

My first impression of this interaction was man, what did I get myself into.

In the professional sport environment, players are used to people saying yes to everything that they ask for. It doesn't matter if they want sock tape or if they want to do what THEY think is best for them in the gym. They are conditioned to get their own way from support staff members.

I came from a collegiate hockey team background. In that situation, I had the opportunity to operate a strength and conditioning program the exact way I wanted it to go. The entire team trained together year-round. We had team lifting sessions at specific times on certain days. We also had team stretching/warm up sessions prior to practices and games and team cool down sessions after practices and games. Players were rarely late for workouts (if they were, there was an appointment with an airdyne bike or the step mill- the old school one with the revolving steps) and they did exactly what I asked and coached them to do.  The head hockey coach valued what I did and supported the program 100%. For me, this is how I believed team strength and conditioning should be.

When I began my first job in professional hockey, I took that same belief system with me.

I wanted to bring those same concepts and apply them to the professional environment. I believe that good players embrace a structured environment where they want someone guiding them in the right direction to help them and ultimately the team play better.   The reality is, this approach doesn't always work in the professional environment without some give and take. In my opinion, today's professional athletes want to have some say in what is going on- especially when it comes to their own bodies. The key is to allow them to have some say as long what they want fits the philosophy of your program.

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LIFE HACK: MAKE YOUR CLOTHES LAST LONGER

AUTHOR: VICTORIA BUTLER

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Think of all the time and money you have wasted on getting clothes dry-cleaned, or replacing worn out and over-washed clothes. We have compiled your ultimate guide to keeping clothes looking fresher longer!

Your Favourite Jeans 

Many of us have that magical pair of jeans that fits us just right and goes with any outfit. If you’re too in love with your jeans to replace them, always wash them in cold water. Hand washing denim in a sink is best, but if you must machine wash, remember to keep it on a cool cycle.

Your Bathing Suit

Washing out your yellow polka dot bikini right after use gets out the bulk of sand, sunblock and chlorine debris. Wash your suit in cold water in the sink with a small amount of liquid detergent and avoid ringing it out afterwards as this can stretch the elastic fibres. Also, do not dry it in the sun as the rays can fade the colours of your suit.

Bras

Your delicates are just that – delicate. This means they are not meant to be tossed in the washing machine. Hand wash bras with a few capfuls of mild detergent. Dry them by pressing them with a towel. Hanging them by the straps to dry can cause stretching of the fabric fibres as the cups are heavy when waterlogged.

Cashmere

Hand washing is best for cashmere. Filling your tub with cold water and use baby shampoo to delicately wash this material. Press a towel on the material to dab out excess water and place your garments flat on the towel to dry them.

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5 Orthodontist give Advice Which Can Control Bacteria 'A Catalyst' Of Cancer Cell Growth

By: Daniel Rlewis

The bacteria ‘fusobacterium nucleatum’ - which has strong links with gum disease - could hamper the resistance of the body to fight with cancer cell growth. These bacteria are the catalyst that cause cancer and when pooled with human tissue cells, the bacteria enclosed itself as the parts of the immune system that are responsible for confronting cancer cells. This is additional evidence for establishing and maintaining better oral hygiene. Oral cancer is on the growth, and anything that individuals can do themselves to diminish their risk of causing- coupled with drinking alcohol to excess, a reduction in smoking, and immunization against HPV - are all great general well being measures. Prevention is infinitely better to anything required to treat an established disease, especially with oral cancer. The Information revealed by dental research As per the information revealed by research - the bacteria which work as a catalyst in causing cancer cell growth is always found in the mouth, it is very important for everyone to improve their oral health care and take the help of an orthodontist. The number of related links between low levels of oral care and assassin diseases is becoming the moment of causing oral cancer and should not be released as unimportant. Brushing your teeth for four minutes in the day doesn't sound like an existence sparing practice, however, more research recommends it could go far to decreasing the danger of some of these diseases. Research that supports the theory There are many more research that supports this theory of causing and prevention of oral cancer, it places even more importance on conserving the issues which lead you better oral health as an end result. The best thing is there is a good news, which shows preventing and treating gum disease is very simple, nowadays. Proper brushing plays a vital role Gum disease is an extremely basic ailment. Actually, it’s one of the biggest non-transferable infections around the world. You have to verify you expel all the plaque from your teeth consistently. This is finished by brushing for two minutes twice a day, the last thing during the evening and no less than one other time amid the day with fluoride toothpaste and utilizing interdental brushes or floss to clean in the middle of the teeth where gum infection begins. Schedule per-month dental checkup Regular visits to the dental specialist for a thorough dental checkup will help your orthodontist to recognize any issues that are creating. In the event that your gums do begin to drain, this is the most common sign that you may have not been cleaning your teeth properly and you need to build a more improver way of tooth brushing. If things don't settle within a couple of days, it’s beneficial for you to quickly consult with the orthodontist before issues start to mount up. Final words- The essential messages of good oral care are basic, yet such a large number of individual, particularly those in more denied regions of the UK, don't even get these. It is a test necessary for general public.

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