Dave McCarthy has finally lost his marbles!!
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Dave McCarthy has finally lost his marbles!!
Rochester news report:
Dave McCarthy, part-owner (the loud part) of the Rochester Raiders, is one of the most frustrated people in professional football.
His Continental Indoor Football League defending champion Raiders are 7-0 and lead the league in scoring offense (53.3 points per game), scoring defense (23.43 points allowed per game) and of course scoring differential (plus 209 points; next-best Kalamazoo is plus 139).
The Raiders play the Lehigh Valley Outlawz on the road Saturday and McCarthy expects to win "by at least 30."
He knows his team is too good for the CIFL. In fact, he thinks he has the best indoor football team in the country, outside the Arena Football League.
"And we could beat at least half of the 17 teams in that league," he said Wednesday. "We'd beat the Green Bay Blizzard (arenafootball2 champions) by 30 to 40 points."
McCarthy said he has called teams from the Arena Football League and af2 to challenge them to games, "but they always hang up. They know we'd expose them."
McCarthy said a top Arena Football League team recently called and wanted to check out five star Raider players.
"And they wanted us to pay the airfare," said McCarthy. "I guess they thought we should be honored that they were interested in our players."
Rob Schroeder, a former Raider, leads the Arena Football League's Orlando Predators in sacks this season.
Said McCarthy, "I've got four linemen as good or better Quinn Walton, Jimmy Baker, Dale Buck and Mike Condello."
McCarthy said there is only one thing keeping the Raiders out of the Arena Football League many millions of dollars to join.
"Some people ask me why we don't play in a better league," he said. "The CIFL is a decent league. I think the best teams could compete in afl2. I know the Raiders would be at least as good as the best af2 teams. And I think our current roster could make the Arena Football League playoffs if we could afford to join."
Dave McCarthy, part-owner (the loud part) of the Rochester Raiders, is one of the most frustrated people in professional football.
His Continental Indoor Football League defending champion Raiders are 7-0 and lead the league in scoring offense (53.3 points per game), scoring defense (23.43 points allowed per game) and of course scoring differential (plus 209 points; next-best Kalamazoo is plus 139).
The Raiders play the Lehigh Valley Outlawz on the road Saturday and McCarthy expects to win "by at least 30."
He knows his team is too good for the CIFL. In fact, he thinks he has the best indoor football team in the country, outside the Arena Football League.
"And we could beat at least half of the 17 teams in that league," he said Wednesday. "We'd beat the Green Bay Blizzard (arenafootball2 champions) by 30 to 40 points."
McCarthy said he has called teams from the Arena Football League and af2 to challenge them to games, "but they always hang up. They know we'd expose them."
McCarthy said a top Arena Football League team recently called and wanted to check out five star Raider players.
"And they wanted us to pay the airfare," said McCarthy. "I guess they thought we should be honored that they were interested in our players."
Rob Schroeder, a former Raider, leads the Arena Football League's Orlando Predators in sacks this season.
Said McCarthy, "I've got four linemen as good or better Quinn Walton, Jimmy Baker, Dale Buck and Mike Condello."
McCarthy said there is only one thing keeping the Raiders out of the Arena Football League many millions of dollars to join.
"Some people ask me why we don't play in a better league," he said. "The CIFL is a decent league. I think the best teams could compete in afl2. I know the Raiders would be at least as good as the best af2 teams. And I think our current roster could make the Arena Football League playoffs if we could afford to join."
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1. The Green Bay Blizzard aren't the af2 Champions (the Tulsa Talons are)...Talons vs. Raiders? Splat.
2. Just be what you are Raiders-a development home for future talent. Plus since the Arena League is basically NFL Lite now, you'll have to change your name.
2. Just be what you are Raiders-a development home for future talent. Plus since the Arena League is basically NFL Lite now, you'll have to change your name.
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No wonder they needed to move to the BCA. Had to have room for all that ego.
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A lot of holdover from the '06 roster that didn't have Barto there, so it's pretty likely.
Either way, the Raiders still have all kinds of PR work to do.
Either way, the Raiders still have all kinds of PR work to do.
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did he say all that with a straight face, i am actually really laughing out loud