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Some pictures of today's meet and greet with @aflarenaball Hall of Fame coach Darren Arbet. It took place at @carrascosportsgear in Campbell. This is your spot to get your @sjsabercats gear while they last. (at Carrasco Sports Gear)

Be sure to get yours while they are available, @sjsabercats apparel polos, t-shirts, jerseys, hats, visors and more. The football in the top picture is not available. Get the gear at @carrascosportsgear in Campbell. (at Carrasco Sports Gear)

Thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who lost a loved one and were victimized by the terror attacks in Paris. #ParisStrong #StayStrongParis #prayforparis🇫🇷 ⚽️🙏🏻🗼

We might of lost our SaberCats, but this does in no way compare to the families who lost their loved ones and everyone that were victimized in today's terror attacks in Paris. Our deepest thoughts and prayers go out to everyone in France for a quick resolve in getting those terrorists. #StayStrongParis #PrayforParis

SaberCats Weekly Episode 2 is the second episode for the 2015 San Jose SaberCats season. SaberCats Weekly is a weekly magazine show recorded and broadcasted on local cable sports network, Comcast SportsNet Bay Area by local production company Atomic Productions. In this episode, they take a look back at the home opener versus the Los Angeles KISS. Host Chris Townsend sits down with Head Coach/Owner Darren Arbet to review the first home game of the season against the L.A. KISS. Plus Arbet talks of what is expected for the upcoming week's road trip to the Sunshine State and the game versus the Tampa Bay Storm.

We all know that we are going through the off-season AFL blues, however; we have some relief for you. You can now begin to re-live the 2015 SaberCats ArenaBowl Championship season over on 9th Man TV. Each week, depending on availability, we will be featuring SaberCats Weekly episodes of 2015.

LAS VEGAS (CN) - The Arena Football League claims a Texan told it he wanted to buy one of its teams, or start a new one, then announced he was founding a rival league two weeks after he signed a confidentiality agreement. Arena Football One dba AFL sued Mark Palmer, of Austin, on Oct. 15 in Federal Court, alleging fraud, unfair competition, deceptive trade and trademark violations. Arena Football, founded in 1987, is an indoor football league.

Stay tuned as we just joined Mixlr. A way for the 9th Man to have live radio programs. Details are still being developed. But be sure to go follow us to get notified when we go live.

Courtesy: AFL Communications The Arena Football League issued a statement per the usage of Spokane Shock. The Arena Football League has been in discussions with the Spokane Shock about allowing them to continue using the Shock name and trademarks. The rights to all Spokane Shock trademarks and logos are owned by the AFL and there have been earnest attempts to reach an agreement for the acquisition of those marks. Unfortunately, those attempts have not come to fruition and the League will retain the rights to the Spokane Shock name. The League intends to have a presence in the State of Washington again in the near future.

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We are planning a trip to the San Jose State Spartans homecoming game versus San Diego State University Aztecs on Sat. Oct 17, at 7:00pm. In order to get the $15 group rate, we need a minimum of 20 people attending. So click the link below to pre-register as a confirmation of your attendance.

Members of the fan club taking pictures with Pounce at the party. (at AFKgg Gamer Lounge)

Some of the 9th Man at today's reliving AB XXVIII at AFK Gamer Lounge. #9thManLoud9thManProud #ThisIsSaberCatsCountry #ArenaBowlChamps (at AFKgg Gamer Lounge)

Taking a picture with the official ArenaBowl banner is yet another chance for pictures. #ArenaBowlChamps #ThisIsSaberCatsCountry #9thManLoud9thManProud (at AFKgg Gamer Lounge)

Here are some members of the 9th Man taking pictures with the ArenaBowl trophy. Hurry down to AFK as this could be you. #9thManLoud9thManProud #ThisIsSaberCatsCountry #ArenaBowlChamps (at AFKgg Gamer Lounge)

There are reports that several players from both the Philadelphia Soul and New Orleans Voodoo have confirmed the return of the Austin and San Antonio markets for next season. The Austin team would be the relocation of the VooDoo. It's not known whether they'd claim the Wranglers name and branding. They would play there home games at the Frank Erwin Center on the University of Texas, just as in the past. The San Antonio market would be the return of the San Antonio Talons to the city. The owners of the Talons would be Peter Holt of Holcat, the largest Catepillar dealership in the U.S. and owner of NBA's San Antonio Spurs. Keep in mind that both of the markets above have yet to be confirmed by the Arena Football League. The league will be holding their board of directors meeting in the coming weeks. As information is confirmed and released by the league, I will have it here.