The Florida Football Alliance Announces Divisional Alignments!!!
..The Florida Football Alliance after careful consideration has set up its divisional alignment for the 2010 season. The FFA will have four divisions and two conferences. "We are excited about how we were able to align our teams. It was important to do it in away that minimizes travel and keep our divisions balanced. We also wanted to increase the owners ability to take in revenue from visiting teams. This will only happen if we can keep visiting teams travel under 2 1/2 hours. The other consideration was to try and keep traditional rivalries going. We have only completed the first part of our challenge. The next part will be to put together an exciting schedule"...said FFA Commissioner Eddie L Starling. Please use the link below to see the FFA 2010 divisional alignment:
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PRESENTS THE 2009 NFL RULE CHANGES!
..The Florida Football Alliance Referee Association (FFARA) has announced the 2009 NFL rule changes. In the FFA when new NFL rule changes come out they are immediately adopted to the FFA rules. The FFA follows NFL rules and uses these rules as a strict guideline for all sanctioned, official FFA season games. The NFL spends millions of dollars on research for safety rules every year. It is important that we take advantage of the NFL findings and use them as a model for our own safety measures....said FFA VP of Officials Alex Barinaga. Some of the highlights are changes to special teams, new roughing the passer rules and blind side safety measures. Please see the link below for the new 2009 NFL rules changes:
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The Florida Football Alliance Adds Four New Teams !!!
The Florida Football Alliance adds the Florida Sharks, the Central Florida Tigers, the Jacksonville Knights and the Miami Spartans. These teams were chosen among five other applicants. The FFA's board of directors held a stringent application and interview process to determine who was going to join the veteran owners in the FFA... "We are very excited about our new teams. However we cant take every one and we feel the four that were chosen met all of the things we wanted in new teams"...said FFA commissioner Eddie Starling...
The Road To The Alliance Bowl Just Got Tougher!!!
..The Florida Football Alliance continued their competitive ways by adding two premier teams. The Sarasota Millionaires and the St. Pete Sharks. The Millionaires are ranked fourth in the National Football Events Poll and have been the SSFL league Rice Bowl runner-ups the past two years. The St. Pete Sharks are the four time SSFL champions. These two teams will be reunited with some long time rivalries with their new FFA Family. The FFA also added the up start Space Coast Predators. The Predators have some veteran players and they feel they are up to the challenge of competing in the FFA. "We are obviously very excited about our new additions. We wanted to add teams that were going to add to an all ready competitive league and we did just that!...said FFA EVP Chris McIntosh. The Florida Football Alliance added the two time SSFL Champion Orlando Rage earlier this year. The meeting was like being in a who's who of minor league football. The FFA now has seven league champions along with some very good teams. The Broward Bears (3X Diamond League), Orlando Rage (2X SSFL, NFE National Champions) Miami Bulls (SSFL, FFA and 2x MLFN National Champs), Florida Thunder(NIFL), Duval Panthers (SSFL Champs as the Duval Lions), St. Pete Sharks (4X SSFL Champs) and the St Lucie Bobcats (FFA). The Florida Football Alliance has continued to grow but have been able to add quality teams in the process. We don't care about how many teams we have. We are only concerned with adding quality, competitive teams that fit our core values and makes sense with our business model....said FFA President Terrence Page Sr.
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