AFA IN SEARCH OF QUALITY RATHER THAN QUANTITY TEAM MEMBERSHIPS
If the movers and shakers of the American Football Association came away from the AFA Semi-Pro Football National Convention/Seminar/Tradeshow in Chicago last month with anything else - it was a clear message from the attending commissioners and team owners that quantity isn’t a very good substitute for quality when it comes to the adult amateur level of football . . . . And, that those leagues that have been loyal to the AFA national association over the years have a need to band together to show their support to the AFA in exchange for the national association bringing more awareness to the leagues that meet their membership commitments to the national semi-pro football organization. more...

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