By:Kevin Pakos for ASPN Radio and Sports and Entertainment News
I wanted to find out what, if any difference their might be in the talent of the teams from AF2 and the returning AFL squads. The best way to do that would be by speaking with the most successful AF2 team that is making the transition. In four years, the Shock won the AF2 title twice. In that, four years they were in the playoffs each season and did lose one title game. While doing that, the team led the league in attendance each season. So, what do they expect now that they are in the AFL?
I spoke with the Director of Communication for the five-year-old Spokane Shock, Kevin Maloney. He and his team are glad to be in the AFL and do in fact believe that it is a step up for the players. See the entire story here:
http://www.azfl.com/Rattlers/2010aflshockkm01.htm
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CU on the Radio! ;-! Host/Producer of the ASPN Radio show, Arizona Sports Network Kevin Pakos. Show airs Saturday's 8-Midnight (PT) in Phoenix on KXXT 1010 AM and streams live online at: http://www.aspnradio.com You can contact him at kevin@aspnradio.com
ASPN Radio takes calls from all over the country and sports talk from high school to the pros is always on the table. Call in, go to the web page, get the number and listen online.
Kevin Pakos is a writer, photographer, radio host/producer, cable tv host/producer and has been involved in journalism since 1972. He founded the Sports and Entertainment Newspaper a tabloid in Arizona, produced weekly cable tv shows and is now producing two radio shows.
He and his staff cover sports on the field and off all over Arizona and beyond. Kevin also founded the Arizona Football League AzFL in 1995. The AzFL is a Club league and has had over 200 players return to college. Some played pro including for the Rattlers and many other indoor pro leagues.
More links that follow Arena Football
http://www.twitter.com/aspnradio
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http://www.rattlerreport.com
http://www.aspnradio.com
http://www.azfl.com
http://www.azfl.com/azflaflSiahaBurley.html
I wanted to find out what, if any difference their might be in the talent of the teams from AF2 and the returning AFL squads. The best way to do that would be by speaking with the most successful AF2 team that is making the transition. In four years, the Shock won the AF2 title twice. In that, four years they were in the playoffs each season and did lose one title game. While doing that, the team led the league in attendance each season. So, what do they expect now that they are in the AFL?
I spoke with the Director of Communication for the five-year-old Spokane Shock, Kevin Maloney. He and his team are glad to be in the AFL and do in fact believe that it is a step up for the players. See the entire story here:
http://www.azfl.com/Rattlers/2010aflshockkm01.htm
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CU on the Radio! ;-! Host/Producer of the ASPN Radio show, Arizona Sports Network Kevin Pakos. Show airs Saturday's 8-Midnight (PT) in Phoenix on KXXT 1010 AM and streams live online at: http://www.aspnradio.com You can contact him at kevin@aspnradio.com
ASPN Radio takes calls from all over the country and sports talk from high school to the pros is always on the table. Call in, go to the web page, get the number and listen online.
Kevin Pakos is a writer, photographer, radio host/producer, cable tv host/producer and has been involved in journalism since 1972. He founded the Sports and Entertainment Newspaper a tabloid in Arizona, produced weekly cable tv shows and is now producing two radio shows.
He and his staff cover sports on the field and off all over Arizona and beyond. Kevin also founded the Arizona Football League AzFL in 1995. The AzFL is a Club league and has had over 200 players return to college. Some played pro including for the Rattlers and many other indoor pro leagues.
More links that follow Arena Football
http://www.twitter.com/aspnradio
Twitter hand is: @aspnradiocom
http://www.rattlerreport.com
http://www.aspnradio.com
http://www.azfl.com
http://www.azfl.com/azflaflSiahaBurley.html