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Showing posts with label Las Vegas Outlaws. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Las Vegas Outlaws. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Failure Of The Outlaws
Par for the course for not only Arena Football, but pro football in general in Las Vegas. The AFL failed three times now in Vegas, as well as CFL, XFL, and UFL teams as well.
Sunday, August 02, 2015
Thunder Handcuff Outlaws, Keep Playoff Chances Alive
At Portland, Oregon:
Duane Brooks ran back a kickoff 56 yards for his Arena Football League single-season record eighth touchdown of the season on Saturday night as the Portland Thunder (5-12), in front of a franchise-record 14,055 fans at the Moda Center, dominated the visiting Las Vegas Outlaws (5-11-1) 64-33 in their regular-season AFL home finale and kept their flickering National Conference playoff chances alive with one game remaining, next weekend at Arizona.
Duane Brooks ran back a kickoff 56 yards for his Arena Football League single-season record eighth touchdown of the season on Saturday night as the Portland Thunder (5-12), in front of a franchise-record 14,055 fans at the Moda Center, dominated the visiting Las Vegas Outlaws (5-11-1) 64-33 in their regular-season AFL home finale and kept their flickering National Conference playoff chances alive with one game remaining, next weekend at Arizona.
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Outlaws Overtake Thunder As Time Expires
At Las Vegas:
Quarterback Dennis Havrilla ran for the winning touchdown from a yard out as time expired on Sunday as the expansion Las Vegas Outlaws (5-8) handed the visiting Portland Thunder (3-10) their sixth straight Arena Football League defeat (and ninth in their last ten starts) 48-46.
Quarterback Dennis Havrilla ran for the winning touchdown from a yard out as time expired on Sunday as the expansion Las Vegas Outlaws (5-8) handed the visiting Portland Thunder (3-10) their sixth straight Arena Football League defeat (and ninth in their last ten starts) 48-46.
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