Tarpon first home game

[malepig]

The reports on the game are posted but they hide the fact the Tarpons need a better QB. Our recievers are great but the QB is too short and relied on timing patterns.

Now as for what really matters and that is the production and entertainment by the team. It was far and above anything the Firecats did. The game itself was fun for the fans and it showed. Those who went had a blast and I was happy to see that. The bottom line is that Haines did a great job and as long as he keeps it up this team will make alot of money as the fans will embrace it.

[Banana Cat]

I'm glad it was a success and that you had a good time.

The nice thing about indoor games, when done right, is that they are a lot more personal and you do tend to have more fun. The nets in the arena game look impressive, but they end up leaving the people in the endzone feeling a little left out.

Did they let fans on the field after the game? The AF2 games I went to never would let fans on the field afterwards.

I'm glad you got a hometown team again, wish I could get one here in Oregon.

It's early, but it looks like Lakeland may be the team to beat in the South. Eastern Kentucky may challenge as well.

How many teams make the playoffs in the South?