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Andy Lopusnak
Wednesday June 29, 2011
Week 16 featured three games were decided by a single point, while four others were blowouts of at least 20 or more points. Jacksonville won the American Conference regular season crown and its record-breaking 13th straight game, Cleveland handed San Jose the second worst defeat in AFL history, Tommy Grady hit the century mark and Orlando s playoff streak might be in jeopardy. This and much more await you in this week s Breaking it Down.
SHARKS CLAIM #1 SEED IN AMERICAN CONFERENCE AGAIN
In just two seasons in the AFL, the Jacksonville Sharks have not just won the always-tough South Division that features AFL legacy teams in Tampa Bay and Orlando, but have claimed the top seed in the American Conference portion of the playoffs both years. Saturday s 25-point win over Tampa Bay marked the Sharks 13th straight win, which is a new AFL record for consecutive wins in a season. In four games against the five-time ArenaBowl champions, Jacksonvi
Randy Snow
Wednesday July 2, 2008
Jermaine Lewis has made quite an impact this season playing in the Arena Football League for the Grand Rapids Rampage, which is just up the road from his college alma mater, Western Michigan University, in Kalamazoo. From 2000-2002, Lewis played safety and wide receiver at the Mid-American Conference school.
“Coach (Jim) Knowles, the defensive coordinator at the time, recruited me,” said Lewis. “He stuck with me and got me into college.”
In 2003, Lewis signed with the NFL Detroit Lions as an undrafted free agent and also spent time that year on the practice squads of the San Francisco 49ers and the Tennessee Titans. In 2004, he was allocated to the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe by the Houston Texans.