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AFL I Arena Football League (1987-2008)

AFL on NBC returns this Sunday, April 4

March 29, 2004 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I) News Release


NEW YORK – The "Drive to ArenaBowl XVIII" returns to NBC with three games this Sunday, April 4 at noon ET.

WEEK 9 AFL ON NBC SCHEDULE
(All times noon ET; Sunday, April 4)

Dallas at Philadelphia
New York at Carolina
San Jose at Tampa Bay

The AFL on NBC will return to 3 p.m. ET beginning in Week 10. The change to noon for Weeks 5-7 and Week 9 is necessary because of NBC's coverage of the PGA's "Southern Swing."

Week 12 will feature six hours of AFL on NBC action when games air at both noon and 3 p.m. ET. It will be the AFL's first-ever network doubleheader. Games will begin at 4 p.m. ET on Week 17.

REMAINING AFL ON NBC START TIMES
(All times ET; All games Sunday)

WEEKS START TIME
Week 9 Noon
Week 10-11; 13-16 3 p.m.
Week 12 Noon & 3 p.m.
Week 17 4 p.m.

About Arena Football League

Often recognized as one of the nation's most affordable and fan-friendly sports leagues, the Arena Football League, the second-longest running football league in U.S. history, began its 18th season in February 2004. On the strength of its Mission Statement and Fans' Bill of Rights, the AFL is America's fastest-growing sport. The Austin Wranglers join the Philadelphia Soul and New Orleans VooDoo as the three expansion teams added for the 2004 season. At least two more teams will be added in each of the next two seasons. A network-TV sport, the AFL is celebrating its second season on NBC in 2004.



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