AAF San Antonio Commanders

San Antonio Commanders Daily Training Camp Update for Friday, January 25, 2019

Published on January 25, 2019 under Alliance of American Football (AAF)
San Antonio Commanders News Release


TODAY'S NEWS

In transactions, the Commanders have added wide receiver Alonzo Moore to the active roster.

Alonzo Moore

Played in 44 career games at the University of Nebraska ... caught 60 passes for 981 yards and eight touchdowns ... rushed 18 times for 164 yards ... led Big 10 Conference at 18.8 yards per catch in 2016 ... undrafted in 2017 NFL Draft.

The Commanders' roster is at 75 players from 50 different colleges and universities. The University of Houston has the most representation on the roster with five players.

A member of The Alliance of American Football, the San Antonio Commanders have an experienced professional coaching and front office staff led by head coach Mike Riley, general manager Daryl Johnston and team president Vic Gregovits.

The Commanders compete in The Alliance of American Football with the Atlanta Legends, Arizona Hotshots, Birmingham Iron, Memphis Express, Orlando Apollos, Salt Lake Stallions and San Diego Fleet. The Commanders team name draws inspiration from San Antonio's Military City, USA nickname. From Bowie to Travis to the 39,000-plus who graduate each year from military training at Joint Base San Antonio, Commanders have called San Antonio home for more than 300 years.

The Commanders take their first snap on February 9 against the San Diego Fleet with home games being played at the Alamodome. Fans can purchase season tickets for as low as $75 at sanantoniocommanders.com. For more information on the Commanders, visit the team's website and be sure to follow the Commanders on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Commanders team headquarters while in training camp in San Antonio will be the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel San Antonio Downtown. Practices will be held at Central Catholic High School.

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