Sacramento Warriors?

[Kadeezy]

Anyone here play or have connections with the "Minor League" football team?

 

[superhornet]

The only current pro football team I know about is the Sirens. There was a recent Bee article outlining the flops since the 1950s or so, and the Sirens were the only ones to get any positive press in that piece, perhaps because they made it to the 10-year mark THIS SEASON, and everything is looking for the team to continue indefinitely.

 

[bennypole]

You know about SWW. SWW are a semi-professional football team, designed to help develop and promote football players to the next level of their careers. The Warriors is dedicated to creating a high caliber team that will focus on divisional rivalries. I am seeking the best online web resource for my intercollegiate athletics essay writing assignment . I have goggled but i didn't get good article or blog about this topics.

 

[Green Laser]

The only current pro football team I know about is the Sirens. There was a recent Bee article outlining the flops since the 1950s or so, and the Sirens were the only ones to get any positive press in that piece, perhaps because they made it to the 10-year mark THIS SEASON, and everything is looking for the team to continue indefinitely.

Wouldn't the Sacramento Mountain Lions be considered a professional football team before the Sirens or a semi pro team?

 

[StungAlum]

The only current pro football team I know about is the Sirens.

:facepalm:

The only current pro football team I know about is the Sirens. There was a recent Bee article outlining the flops since the 1950s or so, and the Sirens were the only ones to get any positive press in that piece, perhaps because they made it to the 10-year mark THIS SEASON, and everything is looking for the team to continue indefinitely.

Wouldn't the Sacramento Mountain Lions be considered a professional football team before the Sirens or a semi pro team?

Yes.

 

[superhornet]

The only current pro football team I know about is the Sirens.

:facepalm:

The only current pro football team I know about is the Sirens. There was a recent Bee article outlining the flops since the 1950s or so, and the Sirens were the only ones to get any positive press in that piece, perhaps because they made it to the 10-year mark THIS SEASON, and everything is looking for the team to continue indefinitely.

Wouldn't the Sacramento Mountain Lions be considered a professional football team before the Sirens or a semi pro team?

Yes.

You gotta remember that this thread is over a year old. The team previous to the Mountain Lions really weren't ours. Had this thread started about six months or so later, I would have included them because the Sirens were big Mountain Lion supporters.