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In 2007, Lehi lost a lifelong resident and cowboy extraordinaire. Gary Lamont Cooper, also called “High Noon” or “Coop,” was a legend in Utah rodeo competitions for over 50 years. Gary was born in Lehi in 1930 and was raised during the difficult days of the Depression. Early in life, he learned the value of […]
With just a week to go in the regular season, all eight playoff teams have been decided and Spokane locked up home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. Rod Windsor added another league single-season record to his record-breaking rookie campaign. Also, Dallas named its new head coach at halftime. This and much more awaits in the 17th weekly edition of Breaking it Down.
After twenty grueling weeks and 156 games, the longest AFL regular season has come to close. Lucky for you, this final regular season edition of Breaking it Down is perhaps the longest single article about the AFL in league history. Nearly 7,000 words of wisdom chock full of nuggets, morsels and all sorts of chewy and yummy AFL notes that'll fill you up while you're not watching live AFL playoff games in your living room this week.
63, ORLANDO 48 · The Sharks never trailed and forced three turnovers, two of which resulted in touchdowns and the third ended the game. · Jacksonville swept Orlando in the regular season and has won 13 straight games against American Conference opponents since losing to the Predators in the playoffs last season. · The win is the first in the franchise's two-year AFL history (lost in first round to Orlando last year). · For the second straight game, Sharks WR/KR Jeff Hughley took the opening kickoff 57 yards for a touchdown....