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The Independent Indoor Football Alliance (IIFA) is a class A professional indoor football league designed to deliver fast-paced, action-packed football to markets where it can be enjoyed by fans that would not otherwise have a professional indoor football team. It is a league designed for all independent indoor football teams and their affiliates, and is not involved or associated with any other league involving indoor or outdoor football.As a league designed to assist member teams with all aspects of the game, the IIFA will provide constant support and involvement as requested. Among the services offered are assistance with equipment purchases, many at reduced prices from league sponsors, as well as marketing and media assistance from a staff of highly experienced football professionals. The league website will feature avenues to introduce teams to the community, players to the teams, and fans to the game.The IIFA will provide players the opportunity to play professional football. For some of our players, it will be a dream come true to step on the field and play football (for compensation) once again. There is also a strong commitment to the advancement of players to more prominent national leagues such as the NFL, CFL, UFL, AFL,IFL, AIFA, SIFL and CIFL.As a fan-friendly organization, the IIFA is committed to making the fan experience second to none and providing families the opportunity to enjoy professional football without professional prices. Ticket prices will average about $10.00, showing a commitment to an affordable and exciting football product.With an emphasis on quality and a devotion to family entertainment, the IIFA functions as a supporting organization for the independent indoor football clubs across the country. With its vast resources it will also serve as a central information source. We invite you to attend a game in your area because the only way to find the excitement is to be there.
THE FIELD- The Field should be 50 yards long by 28 yards wide- The end zones are 8 yards in depth and may be rounded due to arena set up.- Goal posts are to be 10 feet high to the crossbar and 9 feet wide. The uprights are an additional 20 feet high from the crossbar.- Walls are in play until forward motion is stopped or a player sets on the line and the play is whistled dead.TIMING-The length of the game shall be 60 minutes of actual playing time, divided into four periods of 15 minutes each.- There is also a 15 minute half time between the second and third quarters.- Each team is allowed 3 time-outs per half.THE PLAYERS AND FORMATIONS- There are eight players from each team on the field.- 21 players are on the active roster and 4 players are on the in-active roster.- Up to 3 players can be in forward motion at the same time.- Three lineman on each side of the ball. Defensive lineman can not stunt or twist but can drop into pass coverage, after making contact with an offensive lineman.- One player on defense is allowed to blintz at a time. The blitzing player must be 5 yards from the ball at the snap. Blitzing must be done between the tackles ("BOX"). The defensive player blitzing must indicate he is eligible to blitz by raising his hand above his head in a whirling motion prior to the scrimmage snap.MOVEMENT OF THE BALL AND SCORING- Four (4) downs are allowed to advance the ball ten (10) yards for a first down, or to score.- Six (6) points for a touchdown.- One (1) point for a conversion by place kick after a touchdown, two (2) points for a conversion by drop kick and two (2) points for successful run or pass after a touchdown. Teams may not fake a PAT/FG.- Three (3) points for a field goal by placement or four (4) points for a field goal by drop kick.- Two (2) points for a safety.- Play will be whistled dead, at any point during the game when the football hits off any part of the goal posts.- One point is awarded to Kickoff team if receiver does not get out of the end zone.KICKING- Kickoffs are from the goal line. Kickers may use a one-inch tee.- Punting is illegal. On fourth down, a team may go for a first down, touch down, or a field goal.- The receiving team may field any kickoff or missed field goal.- Any kickoff which goes out of bounds in the air shall be placed at the 25 yard line.OVERTIME RULES- Overtime will be a five minute period using the 1-minute time rules.- A coin toss will determine who gets the football first.- Each team will be assigned one timeout for the overtime period.- The team with the most points at the end of the overtime period is the winner.- If the score is tied after the first overtime, a second overtime will be played.

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2012 Season Team League IIFA TeamPlayerFrank Brown Allen Wranglers IFA North Texas CrunchCory Mayfield San Antonio T alons AFL East exas Wranglers (Coach)2011 Season Player Team League IIFA TeamEdward Moore III Bricktown Brawlers IFL Conroe JaguarsDaRon Lawrence Dallas Vigilantes AFL North Texas CrunchDeMarques Daughtry Houston Stallions SIFL Conroe JaguarsDanny Nephew Houston Stallions SIFL Conroe JaguarsDerrek Wageneck Amarillo Venom IFL Southlake PiratesJoe Townsend Houston Stallions SIFL Conroe JaguarsDarrian Billups Amarillo Venom IFL North Texas Crunch 2010 Season Player Team League IIFA TeamNate Jackson Abilene Ruff Riders IFL CrunchOscar Moreno Abilene Ruff Riders IFL Crunch2009 Season Player Team League IIFA TeamChris Brown Tri-Cities Fever AF2 CrunchJames Williams Houma Conquerors SIFL CrunchMetric McHenry Austin Turfcats SIFL CrunchJoshua Sooter Austin Turfcats SIFL CrunchJackie Warren Austin Turfcats SIFL ThunderShaun Scott Baltimore Mariners AIFA DoomEmmitt Welch Abilene Rough Riders IFL DoomJoshua Booker Abilene Rough Riders IFL DoomChamon Clark Bossier City Battle Wings AF2 CrunchTodd Mitchell Miami Flare UNGL Thunderstorm Harold Taylor Dallas Sky-bolts UNGL ThunderstormChris Rollins Lousiana Beast UNGL Crunch Edward Jackson Alabama Dragons UNGL Thunderstorm Steven Lowe South Georgia Wildcats AF2 Crunch 2008 SeasonPlayer Team League IIFA teamKen Johnson River City Rage IFL CrunchWilliam Hackney River City Rage IFL CrunchDavid Daniels River City Rage IFL CrunchJoshua Sooter Fairbanks Grizzlies IFL Crunch Donte Richardson Fairbanks Grizzlies IFL CrunchChamon Clark Fairbanks Grizzlies IFL CrunchAaron Skogsberg Fairbanks Grizzlies IFL CrunchSitzroy Van Horne Lubbock Renegades AF2 Thunderstorm

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Page 10 Ultimate Indoor Football TryoutNorth Texas Crunch Indoor Professional Football Team and the IIFA are teaming up with the Mesquite Bandits Indoor Professional Team of the Lone Star Football League to host the Ultimate Indoor Football Tryout. The tryout will be held Sat. January 28th at Rusk Middle School at 2929 Inwood Road Dallas Texas 75235. The tryout will start at 9am and the cost is $50.002012 IIFA MeetingFollowing a productive league meeting in Garland, Texas over the weekend, the Independent Indoor Football Alliance released its 2012 schedule, the fifth season for the league. The season schedule will consist of five teams Conroe Jaguars, DFW Texans, Florida Scorpions, North Texas Crunch and Texas Pirates.The season will open on Saturday, April 14th as the Florida Scorpions travel to Houston Texas to battle the Texas Pirates, the Conroe Jaguars travel to North Richland Hills Texas to play the DFW Texans and the North Texas Crunch has a bye. The final weekend of the regular season is scheduled for June 23rd with the North Texas Crunch traveling to Deland Florida to take on the Florida Scorpions and the DFW Texans travel down I-45 to Houston to play the Texas Pirates. The playoffs will begin on June 30th with four teams qualifying for a shot to be crowned the next IIFA Alliance Bowl V Championship. The format for the playoffs is 1vs4 and 2vs3 with the highest seed hosting, based on arena availability. The winners of the semi-final games will play on July 7th in the IIFA Alliance Bowl V Championship Game.All Saturday games kickoff at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted throughout the season.For more information on the IIFA and the 2012 schedule, visit us online at IIFAfootball.com. The 2011 All-IIFA TEAMS(Independent Indoor Football Alliance, Forney, TX) With over sixteen hundred votes casted for the 2011 All-IIFA team. The IIFA beat last year record of fifth teen hundred votes. The 2011 All-IIFA first and second teams were dominated by players from the East Texas Wranglers and North Texas Crunch.All-IIFA 1ST TEAMQB- Tarrnce Parks- East Texas WranglersRB- Michael Brewster- North Texas CrunchWR-Tony Burnett- East Texas Wranglers, Jesse Shields- North Texas Crunch, Chris Lee- North Texas Crunch and Anthony Saincilaire- Southlake PiratesOL- Kevin Carter- North Texas Crunch, Darrian Billups- North Texas Crunch, Atavys Dodd- East Texas Wranglers and Dennis Connor- Texas KrushDL- Chris Lewis- North Texas Crunch, Julian Parks- East Texas Wranglers, Nate Jackson- North Texas Crunch and Dennis Connor- Texas KrushLB- Broderick Brown- North Texas CrunchDB- Tramain Wright- East Texas Wranglers, Frank Brown- North Texas Crunch, James Williams- North Texas Crunch and De'Marcus Jenkins- East Texas WranglersSpecial Teams- Donta Malcolm (Returner) North Texas CrunchHC- Corey Mayfield- East Texas WranglersAC- Dodie Wilson- East Texas WranglersAll-IIFA 2ND TeamQB- Derrick Dickerson- North Texas CrunchRB- Cliff Edwards- East Texas WranglersWR- Keon Jones- Texas Krush, DeMarcus Jenkins- East Texas Wranglers, Leo Rachal- North Texas Crunch and Sean Lee- Texas KrushOL- Zack Stockstill- East Texas Wranglers, John Daniels- Texas Krush, Chris Brown- North Texas Crunch and Daniel Vasquez- Southlake PiratesDL- Torrin Bush- East Texas Wranglers, Marcus Price- East Texas Wranglers, Joshua Dodwell- Southlake Pirates and Josh Flores- Southlake PiratesLB- Derreck Wageneck- Southlake PiratesDB- Kyle Morton- Texas Krush, Reginal Johnson- North Texas Crunch, Delrick Johnson- Southlake Pirates and James Colter- North Texas CrunchSpecial Teams- Tramain Wright (Returner) East Texas WranglersHC- Garry Shubert- North Texas Crunch AC-Elijah Paige- North Texas CrunchNORTH RICHLAND HILLS — It’s hard to pin down what made the East Texas Wranglers champions late Friday night. Their passing game played well. Their defensive line played well. Even a squib kick had a spectacular result.Adding it all together meant the Wranglers rolled past the Southlake Pirates with surprising ease, 40-14, in the Independent Indoor Football Alliance’s championship game, Alliance Bowl IV, at the NYTEX Sports Centre.The Wranglers (8-2-1) claimed the IIFA title in the first year of its existence while handing the Pirates (8-1-1) their only loss of the 2011 season. The Wranglers avenged both of their regular-season losses in the playoffs, including a 21-20 semifinal win over the North Texas Crunch on July 16.“There are some resilient young men in East Texas,” Wrangler head coach Corey Mayfield said. “They play full-tilt football. I knew we could be successful.”Wrangler quarterback Terrance Parks and receiver Drew Wallace each received game balls from Wallace after the game, a kind of unofficial co-MVP honors. Parks was 15-for-21 for 254 yards passing with three touchdowns and no interceptions. Parks would start the scoring in the first half with a five-yard touchdown run.Wallace caught a 35-yard touchdown pass to start a 26-0 run in the second quarter, building a 33-0 halftime advantage. Wallace had four receptions for 95 yards. The Wranglers held the Pirates to 101 total yards, not to mention a scoreless first half, a rarity in indoor football.The Wrangler defense had 11 tackles for losses and was anchored by its defensive line. Gary Glenn had 10 tackles while Longview product Torrin Bush had eight tackles. Glenn and Bush had two sacks each. Mayfield also had high praise for the play of Marquis Price.“It was all about the defense. We played lights out and didn’t miss a tackle,” Mayfield said. “The was the best game of the season for our defensive line.”The Wrangler defense was led by Tremin Wright, who had two interceptions, returning one 30 yards in the second quarter for a touchdown. Wright also had five tackles and a sack.The Pirates threatened to score late in the second quarter, getting eight plays to score on two first-and-goal chances (the last four created by a penalty) but the Wranglers held the line. The Wranglers made the Pirates pay not converting as Parks connected with Damarcus Jenkins on a 49-yard touchdown pass with 7.8 seconds left in the first half.This set up arguably the most bizarre play of the season for the Wranglers.Wrangler kicker Daniel Young hit a squib kick. The kick was merely to keep the Pirates from a big return, but the ball caromed of a Southlake player. Alec Altowestmoreland grabbed the loose ball and ran 25 yards for a touchdown as time expired in the first half.After the Pirates scored on their first drive of the third quarter, Cliff Edwards scored the last touchdown for the Wranglers, a 25-yard touchdown pass from Parks. On defense for the Wranglers, David Stout had six tackles while Gerald Norman had five tackles.While the Wranglers have concluded their inaugural IIFA season as champions, more football could be up for its players shortly. Mayfield said two players — Jenkins and Atavys Dodd — are getting serious looks for the Kansas City Command, an Arena Football League team.“A lot of these can players can play at the Arena Football League’s top level,” said Mayfield, a lineman in the AFL from 1999 to 2005. “I’m looking for a lot of opportunities.”Mayfield said winning the IIFA title will have a special place for him because it is his first title as a head coach.The Wranglers also persevered through unusual circumstances this season, from having two opponents (which were losing at halftime) refuse to play them after halftime to playing home contests at three different sites to a 34-day wait between the end of the regular season before its semifinal against the Crunch.Not to mention being understaffed.“Several times we had 16 guys and we played against 21,”Mayfield said. “I couldn’t be more proud to have worked with this group of guys.”

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Felecia Bivins

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Juan G. Wesson

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Dautrel Manos

Team Operations Director

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Larry Hendrix, Jr

Football Operations Director

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DATE: Oct 8, 2011TIME: 9 AMPLACE: NYTEX Sports Center8831 Ice House DriveNorth Richland Hills, Texas
DATE: Oct 22, 2011TIME: 8AMPLACE: The Lonstar Expo Center9055 FM 1484Conroe Texas

DATE: Dec. 3, 2011

TIME: 9 AM

PLACE: Houston, TX

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