The new league will be made up of a combination of old AFL and AF2 teams, many of which will continue to use their original names and logos. Consisting of 15 teams, the league will divided into 2 conferences, each with 2 divisions. League lineup for 2010:
American Conference
Southern Division
Alabama Vipers (AF2)
Jacksonville Sharks (new)
Orlando Predators (AFL)
Tampa Bay Storm (AFL)
Southwest Division
Bossier-Shreveport Battle Wings (AF2)
Dallas Vigilantes (new)
Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz (AF2)
Tulsa Talons (AF2)
National Conference
Midwest Conference
Chicago Rush (AFL)
Cleveland Gladiators (AFL)
Iowa Barnstormers (AF2)
Milwaukee Iron (AF2)
Western Conference
Arizona Rattlers (AFL)
Spokane Shock (AF2)
Utah Blaze (AFL)
Note 0n the Dallas Vigilantes: Originally was the Dallas Desperados from the AFL but decided to reform under a new team name.
The 2010 season will officially kick off on April 2nd, 2010. Every week of the 2010 season NFL Network will be showing a national AFL game of the week. The official NFL Network schedule for 2010 is (all games at 8pm EST):
April 2nd: Chicago Rush at Iowa Barnstormers
April 9th: Cleveland Gladiators at Chicago Rush
April 16th: Orlando Predators at Jacksonville Sharks
April 25th: Utah Blaze at Chicago Rush
April 30th: Iowa Barnstormers at Orlando Predators
May 7th: Jacksonville Sharks at Tampa Bay Storm
May 14th: Utah Blaze at Milwaukee Iron
May 21st: Arizona Rattlers at Iowa Barnstormers
May 28th: Tampa Bay Storm at Orlando Predators
June 4th: Jacksonville Sharks at Chicago Rush
June 11th: Tulsa Talons at Dallas Vigilantes
June 18th: Jacksonville Sharks at Chicago Rush
June 25th: Bossier-Shreveport Battlewings at Tampa Bay Storm
July 2nd: Chicago Rush at Tampa Bay Storm
July 9th: Tampa Bay Storm at Dallas Vigilantes
July 16th: Spokane Shock at Iowa Barnstormers
July 23rd: Chicago Rush at Spokane Shock
July 30th: Tulsa Talons at Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz
Be sure to check back here throughout the season for coverage of the season and insights.
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