BREAKING NEWS!!!

BREAKING NEWS FROM THE IFL...

According to sources, league founder and CEO Chris Chudada has announced that he will be stepping aside from the league for personal reasons. It is known that Mr. Chudada is keen on coaching and has been offered the chance to coach youth at the high school level. Furthermore, he reportedly feels that he has shepherded the league to a place where it can survive without his involvement. At this point, no official announcement has been made, but sources continue to report that Mr Chudada has decided to step away.

Rumored to be in the mix to step in and assist IFL Commissioner Pete Narrai and co-owner Jordan Kopac is former IFL President of Football Ops Dan Greene. Greene is currently the coach of the West Bend Junkyard Dogs and heads up the IFL Hall-of-Fame Committee.

Check back for more details or corrections as they become available...

***UPDATE***

It has been confirmed that Mr Narrai and Mr Kopac will be running the league in the interim as more help is sought...

What to Watch

What to Watch August 21st

Thursday, 19 August 2010 00:00

It's wind-down time in the IFL, meaning everyone will be in Madison to watch the NFC Championship Saturday night and in Burlington for the AFC Championship Sunday night. However, if you can't make the game on Saturday, there are two other solid choices for excellent football this weekend, and here's...

WHAT TO WATCH!

Madison Mustangs (11-0) vs. Muskego Hitmen (8-3), NFC Championship, IFL.
Since the 2007 NFC Championship, the Mustangs have ripped off 35 straight. Their opponent in that last loss? The Muskego Hitmen. Muskego comes in looking to avenge an earlier loss this season at home, a game in which their powerful running back Jojo Moore torched the Mustang defense for 177 yards, the first 100+ yard rusher on the Mustangs since the 2006 season. Let's not forget that Muskego nearly pulled off the upset in last season's NFC Championship in Madison. Also on the line, an undefeated record for the Mustangs at Breitenbach Stadium, where they have never lost.

Saturday, 7PM, Breitenbach Stadium, Middleton, WI.

M&M Timberjacks (2-0) @ Sheboygan County Rebels (2-0), WSFL
Two perennial powerhouses. Two bruising styles of play. Two dominating defenses. Two halves of excellent football. The Timberjacks are out to prove that they are the favorite in the WSFL this season after coming up on the short end of the last two league Championships. The Rebels, who had a down year in 2009, are back to prove why they sport three WSFL Championship trophies. Both teams are looking for the early advantage in the WSFL North Division, and this one will leave bodies in their wake.

Saturday, 6PM, Memorial Park, Sheboygan, WI

Wauwatosa Spartans (7-4) @ Burlington Blue Devils (10-1), AFC Championship IFL
These two teams meet up in a rematch of last season't AFC Championship. Burlington has been the perennial second dog in the AFC, but seem poised to break out of the mold. Tosa, on the other hand, is desperate to hang on to a disappointing season and to quell the rumors that their light is fading away. A win will put the Devils to their hallowed ground, while a victory for the Spartans will set up a reappearance in the Iron Bowl.

Sunday, 5PM, Ameche Field, Kenosha, WI

Other games of Interest:

Racine Threat @ Racine Raiders, MSFL - The battle for Racine, and the WI division of the MSFL, takes place in both teams' backyard.

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One Fan's Take

The following analysis comes from a fan who goes by the pseudonym Footballlover23. We thought it was a great break down of the battle in Eau Claire and we wanted to share it with you.

It's finally here, the game the city of Eau Claire has talked about NEFL offseason moves begun back in December. I have attended every single match up and every home game for either team in the last 6 years so I think I should be able to give an honset un-bias opinion on this game.

Offensive Line
Crush have a new group of players running a system that gives the best ability to have success. Simple play calls and basic blocking schemes make this team a group that is coming together quickly. The Predators have a unit that was quite dominant last year. With the additions of Dustin Tervelt and Coty Weltzin at Left Guard and Center, this team seems to have moved it up a level from last year. Dominque Bacon may be the best lineman I have ever seen and he gives them an undoubtedly advantage over any team. Adavantage PREDATORS.