2021 Spring League Mega Bowl TV schedule

 

Saturday, June 19

Noon- Linemen vs. Jousters

FOX: Kevin Kugler, Joel Klatt

2021 Spring League Football Week 6 TV schedule (End Regular Season)

 

Friday, June 11

7 PM- Alphas vs. Linemen

FS1: Kevin Kugler, Mark Helfrich 

10 PM- Conquerors vs. Aviators 

FS1: Kevin Kugler, Petros Papadakis 

Saturday, June 12

Noon- Sea Lions vs. Jousters

FOX: Kevin Kugler, Mark Helfrich  

8 PM- Blues vs. Generals 

FS2: Kevin Kugler, Mark Helfrich  

2021 Spring League Football Week 5 TV schedule

 

Thursday, June 3

7 PM- Conquerors vs. Alphas

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Mark Helfrich 

Friday, June 4

8 PM- Linemen vs. Aviators 

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Mark Helfrich 

Saturday, June 5

3 PM- Sea Lions vs. Generals

FOX: Brandon Gaudin, Mark Helfrich  

7 PM- Blues vs. Jousters

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Mark Helfrich  

2021 Spring League Football Week 4 TV schedule

 

Thursday, May 27

7 PM- Conquerors vs. Linemen

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Joel Klatt 

10 PM- Alphas vs. Aviators 

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Joel Klatt 

Saturday, May 29

3 PM- Sea Lions vs. Blues

FOX: Brandon Gaudin, Joel Klatt 

9 PM- Generals vs. Jousters

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Petros Papadakis 

2021 Spring League Football Week 3 TV schedule

 

Thursday, May 20

7 PM- Conquerors vs. Aviators

FS1: Noah Eagle, Joel Klatt 

10 PM- Alphas vs. Linemen

FS1: Noah Eagle, Joel Klatt 

Saturday, May 22

3 PM- Blues vs. Generals

FOX: Brandon Gaudin, Joel Klatt 

7 PM- Sea Lions vs. Jousters

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Joel Klatt 

2021 Spring League Football Week 2 TV schedule

 

Satuday, May 15

3 PM- Alphas vs. Conquerors

FOX: Kevin Kugler, Brock Huard 

7 PM- Aviators vs. Linemen

FS2: Kevin Kugler, Brock Huard 

Monday, May 17

7 PM- Generals vs. Sea Lions 

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Petros Papadakis 

10 PM- Jousters vs. Blues

FS1: Brandon Gaudin, Petros Papadakis

2021 Spring League Football Week 1 TV schedule

 

Thursday, May 6

7 PM- Alphas vs. Aviators

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

10 PM- Conquerors vs. Linemen

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

Friday, May 7

9:30 PM- Sea Lions vs. Blues

FS1: Kevin Kugler, Brock Huard 

Saturday, May 8

3 PM- Generals vs. Jousters

FOX: Kevin Kugler, Brock Huard 

2020 Spring League Football Fall Week 4 TV schedule

 

Tuesday, November 17

7 PM- Alphas vs. Blues

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

10:30 PM- Aviators vs. Generals

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

The Jousters have forfeited their match vs. The Conquerors due to COVID-19 protocols (no practice). 

After this was Posted, The Spring League announced that the remaining Fall Regular Season was cancelled due to increased COVID cases in both the league and across the entire country. All Week 4 games were offically cancelled. 

2020 Spring League Football Fall Week 3 TV schedule

 

Tuesday, November 10

8 PM- Conquerors vs. Aviators

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

Wednesday, November 11

3 PM- Jousters vs. Alphas

Jousters forfeit match due to COVID-19 protocols (no practice). 

8 PM- Blues vs. Generals 

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

2020 Spring League Football Fall Week 2 TV schedule

 

Wednesday, November 4

5 PM- Aviators vs. Blues

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

10 PM- Conquerors vs. Alphas

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer

Thursday, November 5

8 PM- Jousters vs. Generals

No Telecast 

2020 Spring League Football Fall Week 1 TV schedule

Thanks go out to Rudy Martzke for announcing whom the Fox Sports broadcast team will be. 

Tuesday, October 27

11 AM- Alphas vs. Blues

No Telecast

3 PM- Aviators vs. Jousters

No Telecast

8 PM- Conquerors vs. Generals

FS1: Alex Faust, Jordan Palmer, Joel Klatt

Fall Experimental Football League (FXFL) adds ESPN3 as broadcast partner

Unless you had Dish Network, DirecTV, or AT&T U-Verse, you might have wondered how you could watch the FXFL games beginning next week. In news announced today, all FXFL games will be streamed live on ESPN3. The FXFL joins the Arena Football League (outside of CBSSN games) and the Canadian Football League with all their games being streamed by the network.

Here's the release.
"The new FXFL developmental league has signed a deal with ESPN to have its games broadcast online and through the ESPN app.

The league begins play with four teams next Wednesday when Boston plays at Omaha. Commissioner Brian Woods calls having ESPN involved with its Game of the Week broadcasts "very exciting and important."

Another team is located in Brooklyn, and the fourth, called the Blacktips, will play all road games in 2014.

Woods already lined up regional television platforms for the prime-time games, most of which will be played on Wednesdays, but some on Fridays. Woods says that the league can reach more than 99 million homes through the affiliation with ESPN.

The Fall Experimental Football League is designed as a home for players who didn't make it into the NFL, but are seeking another shot. Rosters will have less than 40 players on game days."

In case you missed it last week, here's the full schedule. And since the Blacktips couldn't find a home arena, they have removed Florida from their name.

Wednesday, October 8

8 PM- Boston at Omaha- Kevin Corke, Keith Sims, Harry Cicma

Wednesday, October 15

7:30 PM- Boston at Brooklyn- Ed Cohen, Jay Fielder, Harry Cicma

8 PM- Blacktips at Omaha (NO TV)

Friday, October 24

7:30 PM- Blacktips at Boston (NO TV)

7:30 PM- Omaha at Brooklyn- Ed Cohen, Ruben Brown, Harry Cicma

Friday, October 31

7:30 PM- Brooklyn at Boston- John Brickley, Jay Fielder, Harry Cicma

Wednesday, November 5

8 PM- Boston at Omaha- Kevin Corke, Keith Sims, Harry Cicma

Friday, November 7

7:30 PM- Blacktips at Brooklyn- Stu Jackson, Sal Licata, Harry Cicma

Wednesday, November 12

8 PM- Brooklyn at Omaha

Fall Experimental Football League (FXFL) begins next week

The FXFL begins action next week. If you're like me, you're probably asking what on each is the FXFL and why should I care? The FXFL stands for the Fall Experimental Football League. It will suit up with 4 teams. Currently 3 of the teams are scheduled to play 5 games while one team, the Blacktips, are scheduled to play only 3 games, all road games. The Blacktips were originally supposed to be located in Miami and go by the name Florida, but they dropped the Florida part after not finding a home venue.

The lack of a home venue for the Blacktips also altered the schedule intentions of the FXFL. The FXFL was originally hoping that each team would be able to play a home-and-home series. 

The games are scheduled to be televised on regional sports networks across the US. SNY (Brooklyn), NESN (Boston), Cox Sports South (Blacktips), Comcast Northwest, Comcast Chicago, and Altitude (Omaha) will carry the games. 

For those wondering why the strange Comcast Northwest broadcast, one of the two teams originally announced that will not play this season is Portland. As for why Comcast Chicago is on there, I have no idea. I suspect Time Warner's Texas Channel would be added if the Austin Outlaws were playing this season. Below is the current schedule.

Wednesday, October 8

8 PM- Boston at Omaha- 8 PM

Wednesday, October 15

7:30 PM- Boston at Brooklyn

8 PM- Blacktips at Omaha

Friday, October 24

7:30 PM- Blacktips at Boston

7:30 PM- Omaha at Brooklyn

Friday, October 31

7:30 PM- Brooklyn at Boston

Wednesday, November 5

8 PM- Boston at Omaha

Friday, November 7

7:30 PM- Blacktips at Brooklyn

Wednesday, November 12

8 PM- Brooklyn at Omaha

FDNY FUN CITY BOWL COMING TO FOX SPORTS 1

The annual Fun City Bowl, putting New York's Finest (Police) against New York's Bravest (Fire) in an annual football game has become a celebrated tradition in the New York area. This year the event will be held on Sunday, June 2, and Fox Sports will be covering the game from all angles with Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Tony Siragusa on the call. The game won't be covered live, but it will air as part of the Fox Sports 1 launch in August. Below is a Press Release outlining the details.

NYPD – FDNY FUN CITY BOWL COMING TO FOX SPORTS 1

Gridiron Game Pitting Finest vs. Bravest Airs in February During Run-Up to Super Bowl XLVIII

Buck, Aikman and Siragusa Call Sunday’s Game at Hofstra University

New York –

The Fun City Bowl is the annual football game between the New York City Police

and Fire departments, and FOX Sports is providing unprecedented NFL-quality coverage to this year’s clash of heroes.

Lead NFL on FOX play-by-play announcer Joe Buck and analyst Troy Aikman call the action,

with Tony Siragusa patrolling the sidelines when the NYPD Finest and FDNY Bravest square-off on Sunday, June 2, at Hofstra University’s James M. Shuart Stadium in Hempstead, NY. The game is being produced by an NFL on FOX crew, and this marks the first time the contest

between the Finest and Bravest is earmarked for national television. Condensed coverage of

the game airs on FOX Sports 1, America’s new sports network launching August 17, as a

companion to the FOX Sports Originals documentary BEING: THE FINEST. Specific dates and air times are to be announced.

BEING: THE FINEST is a documentary special that examines how the NYPD football team’s

love of the game is measured through the players’ demanding work and home lives. The

documentary also pays tribute to Officer Joe Pritchard, a member of the team who was killed in

a car accident shortly before the 2013 season began. The Finest have retired Pritchard’s No. 1

jersey and carry it with them to practices and games. The team has dedicated this season to

him.

The NYPD Finest and FDNY Bravest have faced each other on the gridiron every year since

1973. The Finest lead the all-time series, 26-14, but the Bravest have won the last two

meetings. Since 2005, the series is tied, 4-4. The semi-professional teams play in the National

Public Safety League and are both non-profit organizations.

About FOX Sports Media Group

FOX Sports Media Group (FSMG) is the umbrella entity representing News Corporation’s wide array of multi-platform US-based sports assets. Built with brands capable of reaching more than 100 million viewers in a single weekend, FSMG includes ownership and interests in linear television networks, digital and mobile programming, broadband platforms, multiple web sites, joint-venture businesses and several licensing partnerships. FSMG includes FOX Sports, the sports television arm of the FOX Broadcasting Company; FOX Sports 1; Fox’s 22 regional sports networks, their affiliated regional web sites and FSN national programming; FOX Soccer, FOX Soccer Plus and FOX Soccer 2Go; FUEL TV; FOX Deportes and FOX College Sports. In addition, FSMG also encompasses FOX Sports Digital, which includes FOXSports.com on MSN, FOX Sports GO, Whatifsports.com, FOXSportsNext.com and Yardbarker.com. Also included in the Group are Fox’s interests in joint-venture businesses Big Ten Network, BTN 2Go and STATS, LLC, as well as licensing agreements that establish the FOX Sports Radio Network and FOX Sports Skybox restaurants.

About NYPD Finest Football

The NYPD Finest Football team is a registered not for profit that is comprised of active duty New York City police officers who play football while off duty and raise funds for charity. To date, Finest Football has raised half a million dollars for local and national charities. Some of the organizations the team supports through contributions and projects are; the Wounded Warrior Project, the Make a Wish Foundation, NYPD Widow and Children’s Fund and the Ronald McDonald House NYC. Players and staff also visit New York City area hospitals delivering mini footballs and coloring books to young patients. In October 2001, at the invitation of the Walt Disney Corporation, the team conducted a stay-in school football clinic for 120 children-at-risk as part of “Disney’s Global Celebration of Children.” On June 19, 2002 the team was presented with the “Community Partner of the Year” award by the Walt Disney Corporations’ Disney VoluntEARS Program.

www.NYPDFinestFootball.org

About FDNY Bravest Football

The members of the FDNY Bravest Football Club are New York City firefighters who play football to help raise money for various charities. These charities include the UFA Widows’ and Children’s Fund, the UFA Thomas R. Elsasser Fund, the FDNY Fire Family Transport Foundation and the Wounded Warrior Project. Players practice and play on their own time to raise money for charity each year. Since the team was formed in 1973 the Bravest Football Club has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for its charities. Each year members of the team also visit Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda, MD to provide support to our wounded veterans. The Bravest Football Club, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. For more information visit the Bravest Football Club website at

www.BravestFootball.com.

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