Tacoma Express
Has any other football franchise ever been sunk by an ill-conceived controlled scrimmage? That may be the case with the semi-pro Tacoma Express of the short-lived Minor League Football System (MLFS).
Has any other football franchise ever been sunk by an ill-conceived controlled scrimmage? That may be the case with the semi-pro Tacoma Express of the short-lived Minor League Football System (MLFS).
The Oklahoma City Twisters were a one-year entry in the Minor League Football System (MLFS), an ambitious if rather ramshackle attempt to form a nationwide feeder league for the NFL. The Twisters featured NFL veterans Rusty Hilger at quarterback and Ben Rudolph on the defensive line. The club was strong on the field (7-2) but collapsed along with the rest of the MLFS at the conclusion of the 1990 season.
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