A-11 Football League Takes Major Step Toward Kickoff

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The A-11 Football League took the first big step toward kicking off a spring 2013 season when it began last week to formally engage with more than 20 interested city groups (including both municipal governments and sports authorities) in nearly as many states.

League officials will release the names of charter league members (at least 10 are expected to compete during the inaugural season) individually as they come on board. Home states of interested city groups include Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Washington. More than one city group has expressed interest in Califorina, Ohio and Texas, according to Kurt Bryan, co-founder of both the league and its namesake offensive scheme that opens the game of 11-man football to exponentially more play-calling options than conventional football.

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