By Neil Baker, PFL Reporter | Amorgan Blues
As things go from bad-to-worse for the struggling Blues franchise, their star running back was carted off the field in Sunday’s game against Iomagh. Doctors have confirmed that it is a torn MCL. Shevin will be placed on IR (Injured Reserve), leaving him out for the remainder of the year.
Are thoughts are with Shevin as he awaits surgery and a long road to rehab himself. Good luck, Shevin!
The latest NUSA University Football polls are out. The same old, ,same old leading the way. Defending Champions Olaskas are the top undefeated team. Here’s the rundown of the top ten:
The teams have around three games left to play, before conference championships. All eight conference champions will play-off in the run up to the Champions Bowl Game in January 2017.
From Daniel Schultz, PFL Chief Financial Officer.
Dear PFL Fans,
The ongoing investigations have shown that due to financial irregularities, three PFL teams are in danger of losing their membership to the league.
The Victoria Panthers have been declared as insovlent, meaning they are automatically disqualified from the post season and forfeit their place in the league. They will have to re-apply for league membership, following meeting certain financial criteria and with assurances that they have funding in place to stop a repeat offence from happening.
The Pottsburgh Cardinals have used illegal mechanisims, that have given them an advantage against the salary cap restrictions and for taxation purposes. The league does not comment on matters related to taxation, other than members are relied upon to maintain a good relationship with the Eborian Tax Authorites.
The Amorgan Blues, on of Eboria’s oldest teams has also fallen foul of the financial regulations. Investigations are ongoing.
If both the Pottsburgh and Amorgan cases are seen to have been pre-determined judgments to gain unfair advantages- they may be temporarily or permanently expelled from the league. We can not comment further on their statuses until we are in control of the full facts in both cases.
We are as disappointed as you, the fans are, to be having to go through this process. As it stands, we will have 19 teams in 2017, with potentially going down to 17, depending on further reviews.We will keep you posted.
Yours faithfully
Daniel Schultz
PFL Chief Financial Officer.
The Professional Football League of Eboria 