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1/28/2012 (AP-Bismarck, ND)

The Bismarck Bison have been anything but quiet this off-season. The latest moves come on the heels of the Bison cleaning out the front offices and coaches office.

The first move will help the Bison replace soon to free agent TE Zach Miller. Miller has been a big part of the Bison passing attack the past two season and will be missed. Miller is expected to ask for a contract starting at $2 Million this offseason and it appears that Bismarck ...

Outlaws Offseason Update
Published: Thursday, January 26, 2012, 10:15 AM
Karl Hungus, Oklahoma Outlaws Team Reporter

The Outlaws today completed two more trades revamping thier already stout defense. Team president Jim Kelly had this to say:

"After a dissapointing finish last season, we felt changes had to be made. We needed to regroup, clear some cap room and bring in talent that would help us towards thepush for the Tillman trophy in the coming season".

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Early off-season moves have turned the Quiet Storm from good team with yearly playoff expectations to possible GJFL Championship contenders.

The Quiet Storm are tied with the second most wins in the Lombardi Conference during the past two seasons since new management relocated the franchise to Hialeah. The only team that the Quiet Storm trails in victories is the Los Angeles Playas, who have won the past two GJFL Championships.

"We know we have a good team. We are ...

The Quiet Storm makes playoffs; and quick exit.

Following an impressive inaugural season in 2010 that saw the Quiet Storm advance to the 2nd round of the Lombardi Conference playoffs, the Hialeah franchise once again qualified for the Lombardi crown.

The Quiet Storm produced an impressive 10-6 record, a one game improvement from their previous season. At 10-6, the Quiet Storm tied the Miami Thugs and Jacksonville Waterboys with the second best conference record behind ...

1/20/12 (AP-Bismarck, ND) After another disappointing playoff showing, Bison owner Brian Inman moved swiftly as the entire front office and coaching staff was relieved of thier duties.

"We wanted a change and we decided to really shake it up and bring in local guys that know Bismarck and know what we are looking to do here," Inman said.

The assistants and coordinators have been named, but the search for a new GM and Head Coach is ongoing. The Bison have expressed ...