Today we are looking at the National Indoor Football League. The league began play in the year 2001 and played 7 seasons. For the most part they were a national league having clubs from coast to coast. On March 24, 2006 during the league second to last season a couple of the leagues wildest games were played.
At the Casper Events Center in Casper, Wyoming the Wyoming Calavry defeated the Big Sky Thunder of Bozeman, Montana by a score of 86-30. A very impressive score to be sure, however the were not the scoring kings of the day. That honor went to the Rapid City Flying Aces who treated their vistors the Lincoln Capitols to a 90-8 beating at the Don Barnett Arena. The NIFL was like that somme clubs scored very high scores and som estruggled to score at all. Many times roles were reversed in the next meeting.
The answer to yesterdays trivia question is the Soviet Union had collected 110 total metals, Russia has collected 69 metals for a total of 179 metals. The United States despite a 28 year disadvantage has collected a total of 182 metals. If the question were strictly gold metals it would be USSR 44, Russia 30 (74 total) and the United States has 51.
Todays trivia question is who won the first National Basketball Association Most Valuable Player Award? The answer in tomorrows daily blog about low minor league baseball in the Southwest USA.
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