Fans filled the stands of the Heartland Events Center for the last time this season as the Arizona Rattlers came to Grand Island, handing Nebraska a loss, 59-23 to end the season.

The Nebraska Danger and Arizona Rattlers have clinched playoff spots, but both are looking to prove their winning attitude. The three-way tie for first place with Iowa and Sioux Falls lead the Rattlers to push for first place.

A lot has changed since the last time Nebraska and Arizona met on the IFL gridiron. In the two team’s first meeting back on March 24th, the Danger entered the game undefeated and tied for first in the IFL standings while Arizona already had one loss.

Bosselman Entertainment LLC and the Nebraska Danger Indoor Professional Football Team announce the dismissal of Mark Stoute from the position of head coach.

The Nebraska Danger took on the Green Bay Blizzard with a chance to seal up playoff spot, but a strong second half for the Blizzard gave them the victory, 31-20.

After opening the year 3-0, the Nebraska Danger has lost six of its last seven games. However, the team showed some life against a Sioux Falls team that is figured to be a United Bowl favorite.

Get to know the name Greg Hankerson, Jr. After five-straight losses, Nebraska Danger coach Mark Stoute decided to make a big change at quarterback – bringing in Hankerson to see if he can boost a Danger team that has been struggling since the beginning of April.

20 restaurants and businesses from all across Central Nebraska will be converging on the Heartland Event Center on Friday, May 18 for the first-ever Taste of the Heartland. The food-driven event will occur in conjunction with the Nebraska Danger home game against the Green Bay Blizzard.

The last time the Green Bay Blizzard and the Nebraska Danger met up on the gridiron, it was far too early in the year to know how the teams would perform. In that game, the Danger won comfortably 59-23, propelling them to a 2-0 start while the Blizzard fell to 0-2.

In a game that saw the Nebraska Danger playing from behind from the outset, running back Angelo Pease put together his best game of the season. Before Friday night’s 62-48 setback, Pease had never surpassed 50 yards rushing in a game or ran for more than one TD in a game.