Just before the first half, Birmingham Stallions received 27 consecutive points to obtain a victory of 33-25 against the Houston Roughnecks, who visited the Sunday afternoon, and to determine the UFL record for the biggest return victory.
The spare players J’MAR Smith stepped into the wounded anthem Case Cookus and directed 75 yard scoring drivers to Stallions (5-2). Cookus completed 17 of the 199 transition, including a goal and an intervention. Smith hit 3 out of 63 yard 5 transitions and fell for 1:55 and 1 yard for a score and went ahead to Birmingham 27-25.
Jalan from Houston completed his passage of 23 for 167 yard and 23 for a goal, while Zaquandre White ran nine times for 69 yards and two scores. McClendon’s McClendon’s one-point transformation hurry to Kekle Chism’e 11 yard scored goals, Houston (3-4) 5:54 in the first half was left behind.
Battlehawks 19, Showboats 9
Max Duggan threw 158 yards, 57 more people ran and St. Louis Memphis scored two goals while leading the entire way of the win.
Duggan’s 7 yards run and Rodrigo Blankenship’s 53 yard field goals, Battlehawks (5-2) went ahead 10-0 in the first quarter. Showboats QB Dresser Winn scored 5 goals in Jonathan Adams, dropped the margin to 10-6, but Duggan Jahcour Pearson’a St. He pushed Louis’s leading to 16-6 by half.
Winn completed 21 out of 196 pasoda for Showboats (1-6). Adams captured four passes in 69 yards, ran 17 times in 44 yards and captured 14 yard captures.
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