Post by rkb on Aug 16, 2011 16:47:19 GMT -5
Tupelo is coming into the UIFL. Should I be excited? here is the press release about the head coach...
TUPELO, MS – The Ultimate Indoor Football League (UIFL) and the UIFL Tupelo organization is pleased to announce that Martino Theus will be the team’s head coach for the 2012 season.
Theus comes to Tupelo after serving as the defensive coordinator of the Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings (AFL) in 2010. His responsibilities included organizing and conducting the defensive practice script, uploading and downloading film and calling plays during the game. He spent three seasons on the Battle Wings staff, two of which ended in division crowns.
“Coach Theus brings enthusiasm and indoor football knowledge that will serve our expansion Tupelo franchise well,” said UIFL President Andrew Haines. “He has coached at the highest level of the arena game, and we are excited that he has decided to continue his coaching career in the UIFL.”
He is currently serving as an assistant coach at Jackson (TN) Preparatory Academy, and has spent time coaching at his alma mater, Lambuth College (TN). As a player, Theus played on two teams that reached their league’s championship game.
The team is currently accepting resumes for general manager and for sales executives. Interested parties should send their information to Haines at Andrew@theuifl.com.
An announcement about the organization’s team name and color scheme will be forthcoming.
For more information about the Ultimate Indoor Football League visit the league website at www.theuifl.com or call 877-500-UIFL (8435). The UIFL recently finished the 2011 season with Saginaw claiming the first Ultimate Bowl, sponsored by Trophy Awards, title. All of the six original teams – Canton, Ohio, Johnstown, Pa., Huntington, WVa., Pikeville, Ky., Highland Heights, Ky., and Saginaw Mich. – completed the season without any missed games.
I know nothing about the league, but I recognize the name of Andrew Haines. Should I get my season tickets now or wait to see if this really happens? To be honest I have know about the possibility for a while, but was not getting my hopes up. Not too sure if the economy in the area is ready for this, but who knows, I could be wrong.
TUPELO, MS – The Ultimate Indoor Football League (UIFL) and the UIFL Tupelo organization is pleased to announce that Martino Theus will be the team’s head coach for the 2012 season.
Theus comes to Tupelo after serving as the defensive coordinator of the Bossier-Shreveport BattleWings (AFL) in 2010. His responsibilities included organizing and conducting the defensive practice script, uploading and downloading film and calling plays during the game. He spent three seasons on the Battle Wings staff, two of which ended in division crowns.
“Coach Theus brings enthusiasm and indoor football knowledge that will serve our expansion Tupelo franchise well,” said UIFL President Andrew Haines. “He has coached at the highest level of the arena game, and we are excited that he has decided to continue his coaching career in the UIFL.”
He is currently serving as an assistant coach at Jackson (TN) Preparatory Academy, and has spent time coaching at his alma mater, Lambuth College (TN). As a player, Theus played on two teams that reached their league’s championship game.
The team is currently accepting resumes for general manager and for sales executives. Interested parties should send their information to Haines at Andrew@theuifl.com.
An announcement about the organization’s team name and color scheme will be forthcoming.
For more information about the Ultimate Indoor Football League visit the league website at www.theuifl.com or call 877-500-UIFL (8435). The UIFL recently finished the 2011 season with Saginaw claiming the first Ultimate Bowl, sponsored by Trophy Awards, title. All of the six original teams – Canton, Ohio, Johnstown, Pa., Huntington, WVa., Pikeville, Ky., Highland Heights, Ky., and Saginaw Mich. – completed the season without any missed games.
I know nothing about the league, but I recognize the name of Andrew Haines. Should I get my season tickets now or wait to see if this really happens? To be honest I have know about the possibility for a while, but was not getting my hopes up. Not too sure if the economy in the area is ready for this, but who knows, I could be wrong.
