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As Columbus fans, we did not know what to expect going into week two. Week one was a little shaky, so we could only hope things got better. Things did drastically improve as the team put up one heck of a fight in Atlantic City, but ended up on the short end, 42 to 35.
The future Wildcat quarterback continues his climb as one of the nation's top ranked recruits.
The Washington Valor (1-3) fought hard, this time at home against the Tampa Bay Storm (4-1) inside of Verizon Center. Washington's new look offense provided the drive to almost cruise into victory Saturday night in front of 8,420 fans. The Storm rolled out with a win, 41-33.
The Atlantic City Blackjacks held the lead for the entire first half of the contest against the still undefeated Albany Empire, but the offense hit a brick wall in the second half and the Empire took advantage coming out on top 54-35.
The storyline heading into the Blackjacks and Brigade Game this week was that less than a year after leading Baltimore to their first Arena Bowl appearance quarterback Randy Hippeard would face off against his former team in his new home down the shore with the Blackjacks.