Q4 Channel Update

Just a few notes on the channel and various goings on in the world of Indoor/Arena Football.
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[@mikeyjhilli]

1. MAFL--Part of their logic and reasoning is bad. The new name is bad. Just call yourself the USAL(ACE pull name) or something like that.
2. AF1--The league didn't have the rights or anything like that so they had to change. Still a bad name. As with MAFL, just some random ACE pull name is fine. More teams on the way. The name I saw a fan say, that I like, was Champions Arena League.

[@mikeyjhilli]

You think they should work together? NAL isn't quite stable enough but getting more so everyday. AAL2 sounds much worse than we know or realize. AF3 already had to kick a team out. The rest are start ups or fall leagues. The leagues aren't ready for some kind of inter-league match ups on a regular basis.

[@CtznArcn]

I'd like to see at least a working relationship between the leagues to start. Just meaning the commissioners would be able to do things like a 'Commissioners Invitational' or something where leagues with a similar enough rule set could have an all star game (in a potential new market) or even just 'friendlies' similar to what is done in European soccer.
Then I'd like to see more franchise free agency between leagues. So a 3rd tier league like the AAL could be a nursery for teams like with the Wheeling Miners and a team in a 2nd tier league like the NAL could work towards getting accepted into the top tier - currently the IFL.
OF course there would be a money issue -- ok -- if you are a team that is drawing well, maybe even making some money - the front office could work to secure investment and with a years notice - apply to join the top tier.
Ultimately, I would like to see a super-league with relegation and profit sharing.
This would serve the 'cheap seat' fan well as the fee structure would be set up to reward teams for moving forward (which might lead to higher prices) but also encourage stability. So let's say you are the Omaha Beef and you are a stable franchise (believe it or not they actually started in the NIFL) - even if you aren't in the biggest market, you might profit from going to Tier 1 and be a money maker for the league, but if you are the San Diego Strike Force and need to invest the limited resources you have on marketing even voluntarily moving to the 2nd or 3rd tier for a season or two .
If I'm a Strike Force fan, I still get games. If I'm the Strike Force ownership I can keep costs down and stay alive.
Just some thoughts.

[@tylergamertv2-gr6lw]

Request for Next Video:
Unitedifa taking teams from the MAFL and the GLAF. New Teams, Iowa Power Dubuque, Knoxville Bandits, and Virginia Legion
New Leagues ENTFLA and SAFA
ENTFLA: Morristown, Fitchburg, Danbury
SAFA: Dallas Falcons, El Paso Oryx, Texas Vipers, Wes Texas Grizzlies
GIFL: New Team, Georgia Titans.
MAFL: New Team, New York Smash.
Santa Fe gets Arena Football Team next year.

[@CtznArcn]

Two of those leagues are completely new to me: Indoor Football Nerd #1 😅

[@tylergamertv2-gr6lw]

​@@CtznArcnMore Things to add In Your Next Video,
Beaumont Renegades Officially in The NAL. Stockton Crusaders Join the AF1 (2025) and A New Team in Wilkes-Barre.

[@smokeymane5892]

That is false, no team has left the MAFL for the uifa league you are mentioning...the Ohio Legends were removed from the league and went to the uifa after released from the MAFL (AF3).