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The Pittsburgh Power and the Orlando Predators are set to play for the second time this season in Week 6 of the Arena Football League season, and the circumstances that they are going to be playing under aren't anywhere near the same as their meeting on the opening night of the season on March 9th.
Most of the attention this offseason for the Chicago Rush, and deservedly so, has gone toward their ownership debacle. Going from getting a new owner with only months to go prior to the season, the owner getting terminated from the league due to not securing sponsorships or a lease with the Allstate Arena, being taken back over by the league, and then getting another new owner with just five weeks to go before the 2013 season definitely warrants the attention of both the fans and the rest of the league.
After being tied at 27 at halftime, the Rush crumbled and lost control of the game in the third quarter. Multiple passes were dropped once again. Michna had to be mobile, causing him to throw two interceptions, both returned for touchdowns by Iron LB Marcus Everett.
Adam Markowitz Thursday March 17, 2011 It was definitely a trying week to be the Guru. Stupid Georgia gets beaten by a hook, Jacksonville can't figure out how to stop a two point conversion play to stick inside of the number, and god knows what the hell Coach Ho was doing at the end of that game against Pittsburgh. In total, it was a 2-5 ATS week for me in Week 1, but there will be bigger and better on the horizon. On a more serious note, there's some health issues floating around in my family that might have me out of commission for some time this season. I'll be doing my best to keep up wit...
· Dallas, Cleveland and Utah each got their first victories of the season. · Milwaukee lost its first game of the year. · The top three scoring teams all lost this week (Milwaukee, Tulsa and Spokane). · Just three passers went over 300 yards and 14 receivers had at least 100 yards receiving. · Chicago is the last team without a loss (4-0). · Orlando is the last team without a win (0-3). · The league still hasn’t published a record book. · The stats program still stinks and stats are still wrong. I...