Arena Football Federation
| File:Arena Football Federation Logo.png Arena Football Federation (AFF) | |
| Sport | Arena football |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2015 |
| Inaugural season | 2016 |
| No. of teams | 10 |
| Country | United States |
| Official website | affootball.com |
The Arena Football Federation is a newly-created professional arena football league based in Austin, Texas. It was formed on July 28, 2015, as an effort to begin a new rivalry with the Arena Football League. The league was formed to "help build a community through sports". Former New Orleans Saints quarterback and af2 head coach John Fourcade and former Austin Wranglers player Tacoma Fontaine are members of the board of directors. [1]
Ten cities have already announced, according to the league's official website, their intentions of joining the new league. Some who currently host AFL franchises, which a move to the AFF would be similar to what three af2/AFL teams (the Green Bay Blizzard, Tri-Cities Fever and Iowa Barnstormers) did by moving to the Indoor Football League. The first actual franchise to join the AFF are the Austin Armadillos. However, a few AFL teams are rumored to join as well, but nothing can be substantiated.
Teams already in league[edit]
- Austin Armadillos
- Denver AFF Team [2]
- Las Vegas Kings [3]
- Little Rock AFF Team [4]
- San Antonio Stampede [5]
- Tulsa AFF Team [6]
Cities expressing interest[edit]
- Atlanta, Georgia
- Kansas City, Missouri
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Tampa, Florida*
Asterisks indicates cities that currently host AFL franchises that are rumored to be joining the AFF
References[edit]
- ↑ AFF History, AFF Official Website, July 28, 2015
- ↑ Denver AFF Arena Football Team Official Facebook
- ↑ Las Vegas Kings AFF Arena Football Team Official Facebook
- ↑ Arkansas AFF Arena Football Team Official Facebook
- ↑ San Antonio's AFF Arena Football Team Official Facebook
- ↑ Tulsa's AFF Arena Football Official Facebook
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