Colorado Ice Quarterback Willie Copeland Named IFL Most Valuable Player of 2014
June 26, 2014 - Indoor Football League (IFL)
Colorado Crush News Release
Fort Collins, CO - Colorado Ice quarterback Willie Copeland has been named the 2014 IFL Most Valuable Player.
Before finding a home in Fort Collins, Copeland previously had stints with the Green Bay Blizzard and Cedar Rapids Titans. Copland joined the Ice in 2013 and has led the team to back-to-back postseason berths. During the 2014 season, the Ice finished with an Intense Conference best 10-4 record. Copeland led the IFL in almost every passing statistical category including passing yards (2,376) and passing TDs (56). He also was dangerous using his legs, rushing for 452 yards and 7 TDs.
There is no doubt that Copeland has become a force in the IFL and the Ice have emerged as true contenders for the United Bowl crown.
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Indoor Football League Stories from June 26, 2014
- Green Bay Blizzard QB Nate Wara Named IFL Rookie of the Year - Green Bay Blizzard
- Colorado Ice Quarterback Willie Copeland Named IFL Most Valuable Player of 2014 - Colorado Crush
- Indoor Football League names Colorado Ice Head Coach Heron O'Neal Coach of the Year - Colorado Crush
- 2014 Individual Awards Announced - IFL
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