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Bulls turn takeaways into a 12-7 preseason win over RacersMichael Thomas supplied four field goals, while Las Vegas’ defense forced three fumbles and intercepted two passes to withstand a Racers kickoff-return touchdown.
The Bulls did not need an offensive touchdown to leave Indianapolis with a win. They needed a steadier hand on special teams, a defense that kept creating extra chances and Michael Thomas’s leg. All three came through in a 12-7 preseason victory over the Racers on Saturday. Thomas’s night began with a miss: his 46-y...
Jared Davis
· Red Rock Herald
· 8/26/2000
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Lobos beat Revolution 21-3 in preseason road gameEl Paso scored twice in the first quarter and added a late touchdown, while its defense held the Revolution to a field goal.
The Lobos defeated the Revolution 21-3 on Aug. 26, scoring twice in the first quarter and adding a touchdown in the final two minutes of their Preseason Week 3 game. Daniel Fuhr connected with Joshua Allensworth for a 15-yard touchdown with 8:42 remaining in the first quarter. Teddy Cooper’s extra point put El Paso...
Kenneth Dwight
· El Paso Gazette
· 8/26/2000
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Bulls’ passing game overwhelms Kings in 43-6 preseason winLas Vegas turned two interceptions and five touchdown passes into a lopsided Week 2 result, with two quarterbacks combining for 387 yards.
The Bulls gave their preseason offense a clear identity Saturday: put the ball in the air, spread the production across the receiving corps and finish drives. The plan worked in a 43-6 win over the Kings, as Las Vegas threw for 387 yards and five touchdowns while holding its opponent to two field goals. The Kings op...
Pedro Brewer
· Red Rock Herald
· 8/19/2000
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Two kickoff rockets, one late scare: Lobos outlast Pirates, 38-31Robert Peery’s pair of kickoff-return touchdowns helped El Paso build a 22-point cushion, and Xavier Gayle’s fourth-quarter score proved just enough as the Pirates stormed back.
The Lobos turned kickoff coverage into a launching pad, then had to hang on while the Pirates tried to turn a comfortable preseason night into a cliffhanger. El Paso got the 38-31 win, but not before a 22-point lead nearly evaporated. Wesley Patterson opened the scoring with a one-yard touchdown run, and Teddy Coope...
Henry Hevey
· El Paso Gazette
· 8/19/2000
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Bulls use ground game to beat Rush 33-9 in preseason openerLas Vegas rushed for 277 yards, while Jon Williams scored twice and Michael Thomas made four field goals.
The Bulls opened their preseason with a 33-9 win over the Rush on Saturday, building their lead with a strong running game and four field goals from Michael Thomas. Las Vegas struck first on a 76-yard punt return touchdown by Mark Ponder, followed by Thomas’ extra point for a 7-0 lead. The Rush answered with a 36-ya...
Lawrence Lopez
· Red Rock Herald
· 8/12/2000
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Lobos turn takeaways into a 30-6 preseason winEl Paso’s 9-for-18 third-down rate, 208 rushing yards and five sacks powered a one-sided opener against the Steamers.
The numbers favored the Lobos in the places that decide drives: 9 conversions on 18 third downs, 208 rushing yards and five sacks. In their preseason opener Saturday, those advantages added up to a 30-6 road win over the Steamers, with El Paso building a 20-0 lead before the home side managed a score. Teddy Cooper o...
Raymond Farnell
· El Paso Gazette
· 8/12/2000
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Miners Outlast Lobos 22-7 in MFL Super Bowl ChampionshipEl Paso's Lobos fall short in hard-fought title game, unable to overcome Miners' sharpshooting and stout defense
The Lobos' 1999 season came to a disappointing end Sunday as they fell 22-7 to the Miners in the MFL Super Bowl Championship in El Paso. Despite fighting hard and showing flashes of their regular-season resilience, Ivory Roberts' team struggled to keep pace with Robert Nickols’ Miners, who executed a near-perfect ga...
Marvin Pierce
· El Paso Gazette
· 1/23/2000
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Miners' Stellar Efficiency Powers 22-7 Victory in MFL Super Bowl ChampionshipLexington’s Miners display precision and resilience to overcome Lobos, with perfect field goal execution and a strong passing game leading the way.
In a tightly contested MFL Super Bowl Championship hosted in Lexington, the Miners showcased an impressive offensive efficiency and defensive discipline en route to a 22-7 victory over the Lobos. Head Coach Robert Nickols' squad capitalized on their strengths, highlighted by a perfect 5-for-5 performance from kicker...
Charles Sheridan
· Bluegrass Ledger
· 1/23/2000
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Roberts' Lobos Execute Precision Passing and Defensive Adjustments to Overcome Bulls 20-13 in Conference ChampionshipThe Lobos leveraged strategic passing schemes and timely defensive plays under Ivory Roberts to clinch a gritty victory over the Bulls, securing their spot in the next playoff round.
In a hard-fought Conference Championship matchup, El Paso's Lobos, coached by Ivory Roberts, emerged victorious against the Bulls with a 20-13 final score, showcasing a disciplined aerial attack and critical defensive stops that tilted momentum in their favor. From the outset, Roberts exhibited a penchant for aggres...
David Barke
· El Paso Gazette
· 1/09/2000
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Bulls Stumble at the Final Turn: Lobos Stun Las Vegas in Conference ChampionshipIn a gritty slugfest, the Bulls fall 20-13 to the relentless Lobos, crashing out of the postseason with a jaw-dropping defensive showdown and offensive frustrations.
There’s no sugarcoating it: the Bulls of Las Vegas fought tooth and nail but came up agonizingly short against the hungry Lobos in the season-deciding Conference Championship game on January 9, 2000. Coach Jason Burton’s men gave everything on the field but ultimately hit an insurmountable brick wall of precision pa...
Cedric Tackett
· Red Rock Herald
· 1/09/2000
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Lobos Roar Past Blues with a Ruthless 36-7 Playoff HammeringUnder Ivory Roberts’ fierce leadership, the Lobos dominate Memphis in a decisive Divisional Round victory fueled by stifling defense and explosive offense.
El Paso’s Lobos blasted the Memphis Blues off their playoff path with a commanding 36-7 obliteration in Sunday’s divisional round showdown at Sun Bowl Stadium. Ivory Roberts’ squad didn’t just win; they handed the Blues a brutal football lesson with ferocity, precision, and ruthless efficiency, stamping their author...
Henry Hevey
· El Paso Gazette
· 1/02/2000
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Bulls Dominate Rangers 35-0 to Advance in Divisional RoundJason Burton's squad delivers shutdown defense and balanced offense in commanding playoff win.
LAS VEGAS — The Bulls asserted their playoff might with a resounding 35-0 shutout victory over the Rangers in the Divisional Round at home, securing momentum and maintaining the continuity that has defined their strong 1999 season. Head Coach Jason Burton has preached a steady, hard-nosed approach all year, and on a...
Jared Davis
· Red Rock Herald
· 1/02/2000
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Lobos Dominate Notes in Tactical Masterclass to Advance in Wild CardEl Paso's offensive and defensive schematics under Coach Ivory Roberts overwhelmed the Notes 34-3 in a commanding Wild Card victory.
The Lobos secured a decisive 34-3 win over the Notes in the 1999 Wild Card playoff opener, demonstrating a superior tactical execution on both sides of the ball. Head Coach Ivory Roberts orchestrated a comprehensive game plan that effectively neutralized Notes’ offensive threats while maximizing Lobos’ offensive ver...
David Barke
· El Paso Gazette
· 12/26/1999
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Lobos Dominate Sharks 32-18 to Secure Division Crown with Convincing WinEl Paso’s Lobos showcased their offensive firepower and defensive resilience in a critical Week 16 showdown, maintaining an undefeated division record under Coach Ivory Roberts.
In a game that had playoff positioning written all over it, the El Paso Lobos reaffirmed their dominance in the division with a solid 32-18 victory over the San Diego Sharks at their home turf. With this win, the Lobos improve to an impressive 14-2 overall and maintain a perfect 6-0 record within the division, clinc...
Marvin Pierce
· El Paso Gazette
· 12/19/1999
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Bulls Complete Perfect Regular Season with Dominant 31-6 Win Over RevolutionLas Vegas continues historic run, riding efficient offense and strong ground game to undefeated 16-0 regular season.
The Las Vegas Bulls capped off a flawless 16-0 regular season with a commanding 31-6 victory against the playoff-bound Revolution on Sunday at home. Behind a balanced offensive attack and suffocating defense orchestrated by Coach Jason Burton, the Bulls maintained their league-best point differential and ensured a s...
Robert Steele
· Red Rock Herald
· 12/19/1999
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