UTAH VALLEY THUNDER TO DEBUT COACHES’ SHOW APRIL 8

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UTAH VALLEY THUNDER TO DEBUT COACHES’ SHOW APRIL 8



OREM, Utah – The Utah Valley Thunder will debut the only mid-week coaches’ show in the American Indoor Football Association Western Conference Wednesday, April 8, and it will be available on www.aifafans.com.

“Costa Vida and Fat Cats Presents Thunder Football with Chad DeGrenier “ will originate from the Costa Vida Restaurant location at 1200 North University Ave in Provo each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. MST.

The one-hour show, hosted by the Thunder broadcast crew of Dan Ryan and Don Nicol, will feature interviews with DeGrenier and Thunder players as well as recaps and updates from the entire AIFA. The show will be archived on the Thunder’s official web site at www.utahvalleythunder.com

"I’m excited about having my own show. It’s another opportunity for our fans to meet and greet the players and Costa Vida is the perfect location,” DeGrenier said. “Being on the Internet allows our players’ families across the country to keep up with how they are doing."

Utah Valley (1-1) travels to face the New Mexico Wildcats (1-1) on Monday, April 6, and the Ogden Knights on Saturday, April 11. The latter game will be available through audiocast at www.aifafans.com.


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[cavfan]

Thats pretty sweet I hope they succed and can be a good rivalry for us they are going in the right direction so far.

[Gene]

Thus far the Thunder have played 2 Monday night games and have a 3rd one coming up this week. Needless to say, attendance has suffered. Let hope that the Coaches show will help boost attendance till they start getting some weekend dates.

[cavfan]

No doubt why they have had that many is crazy we have two and there against both utah teams need better schedule's but you deal with what you have.

[JJ]

Our team really is making some strides. It's cool too be an indoor football fan and finally have a decent team here in Utah. There are ads on buses, on the highway billboards, and in most of the newspapers. Its great to see all of the word and hype getting around, but the real key now is to continue winning and building a strong foundation to stay in the league for a while. By the looks of it, the owner is really committed to getting it going in the right direction. As far as the attendance goes, it really hasn't suffered at all, there's been about 3,500 people at each game and with the Saturday games coming up I think that can only mean good things. Whether or not that will be maintained will depend on the success of the team in my opinion. But like you said, it looks like we're off to a good start!