Wild’s season ends in loss to Tri-Cities
The Wichita Wild’s road success came to an end Friday night in the Indoor Football League’s Intense Conference final.
The Wichita Wild’s road success came to an end Friday night in the Indoor Football League’s Intense Conference final.
As Allen drove into the red zone against the Wild late in the first round of the Indoor Football League playoffs on Monday night, Wichita wasn’t thinking about holding the Wranglers to a field goal and taking its chances in overtime.
Wichita Wild defensive back Kendrick Harper intercepted a pass from Allen quarterback David Knighton in the end zone as time was running out to seal the Wilds 43-40 win over the Wranglers in the Intense Conference semifinals on Monday in Allen, Texas.
The Wild meets Allen for the fifth time this season tonight, but their playoff game in Texas won’t completely be a gathering of old friends.
The Green Bay Blizzard rolled to a 28-point halftime lead and buried the Wichita Wild 72-41 on Saturday night in Green Bay, Wis., on the final night of the IFL regular season.
The Wichita Wild was tested in Saturday nights road game against the New Mexico Stars and running back Tywon Hubbard was the one who provided the answers.
Tim Simmons’ clutch touchdown in the final seconds Saturday put the Wichita Wild up 39-38 over Bloomington. But it wasn’t only Simmons who carried the Wild to its victory; kicker James Chandler took the lead.
When the Wild was 0-4 to start the Indoor Football League season, coach Morris Lolar’s job actually got easier.
Marcus Jackson rushed for 23 yards and a touchdown and added five receptions for 44 yards as the Wichita Wild earned a 59-41 road victory against the Allen Wranglers.
Tywon Hubbard probably won’t finish off the trifecta of IFL weekly awards, but considering his versatility and skill set, it’s not entirely out of the question.
As Tywon Hubbard ran into the end zone for his sixth touchdown Saturday, he not only topped off the Wichita Wild’s 77-41 win over the Omaha Beef, but also set a record for the Wild.
James Chandler misses a field goal, then starts hearing voices.
A missed extra point for the Allen Wranglers in the first quarter ended up meaning a lot later.
Taking stock of his two-sack game in the season opener against Allen, one thing stood out to Wild defensive end Matt Moss: his anger.
Rocky Hinds completed 20 of 31 passes for 213 yards and five touchdowns and the Nebraska Danger scored 28 second-half points to cruise to a 42-27 victory over the Wichita Wild at Heartland Event Center in Grand Island, Neb.
Tim Simmons doesn’t want to make it to the NFL for the accolades, attention, fanfare and increase in salary.
Marcus Jacksons 2-yard touchdown run with 3:48 left in the game put the Wild ahead for good in its 50-47 win over the Beef on Friday night in Omaha.
The Wichita Wild has struggled with winning this season, losing its first four games and falling to last place in its conference.
The best-case scenario for the Wild with quarterback Phil Staback out 3-4 weeks with a knee injury is for backup Marcus Jackson to give coach Morris Lolar a difficult decision to make when Staback returns.
Allen wide receiver and part-owner Terrell Owens didn’t show up for the Allen Wranglers on Saturday night, but the former NFL star wasn’t needed.