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Keith Miller III, who played two seasons at Colorado and the past two years at Texas A&M-Commerce died in his apartment near the TAMUC campus on Thursday night.

The Texas A&M University-Commerce community – in particular the athletics program – is mourning the death of one of their own after the school announced the passing on Friday of

Your AFL Seer of Seers, Prognosticator of Prognosticators correctly called nine of the ten AFL Hall of Fame finalists. My gut called all ten but with the eligible players so vast, I pulled Gene Nudo off the big board to put a fellow Arizona great in Randy Gatewood as a finalist. Let's take a closer look at these ten Arena legends and my five picks of who gets inducted.

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The playoff teams are all set. Chicago and Cleveland won their respective divisions, while Georgia, Orlando and Spokane clinched playoff berths. Jacksonville has dropped three straight and San Jose failed to reach the postseason for the first time since 1999. The defending champion Shock pulled off a miracle last-second play to sneak into the playoffs after starting the season 4-7. There's a lot to cover in the first Week 19 in AFL history so buckle up.

Not far from the plot of land that the American Airlines Center sits on used to be a barn called the Sportatorium. This was the venue that many of us who grew up in the Dallas area remember as the home to Saturday Night Wrestling. A wrestling match is more what I saw Saturday night than an Arena League Football game.

This Friday during the NFL Network broadcast of the War on I-4, ten individuals will be selected as finalists for the first AFL Hall of Fame class in nearly a decade. As the self-anointed AFL historian, I've taken the liberty of going through the list of eligible individuals and present to you my ten finalists.

They didn't quite get this last year, but they are going to have a chance to do it this season. The Philadelphia Soul are on their way to ArenaBowl XXVI after knocking off the Jacksonville Sharks 75-59 in the American Conference Championship Game on Saturday night.

From the ups and downs before the season even started to the limitations and restrictions that have been placed on the organization throughout the season, no other coach has had to jump over as many hurdles and avoid as many head on collisions as Bob McMillen has.

The Philadelphia Soul traveled across the country to Deaf Valley to play in what was rated by players the toughest place to play in the AFL and shut down a banged up Shock team, winning 54-43.