The final tally on the scoreboard said it all as the Baltimore Charm were sounded defeated by the visiting Orlando Fantasy in what was a physical and fight-marred LFL game in Baltimore this past Friday night, televised live on national TV and around the globe on MTV2.
The Lingerie Football League's Baltimore Charm opens their 2011 season hosting the Orlando Fantasy tonight at Baltimore's 1st Mariner Arena and live on national television (MTV2) at 10pm, so join us for a different "Open Thread!"
The Lingerie Football League's Baltimore Charm featuring fan favorites Kelly Campbell and Team MVP Brittany Tegeler return for a 2nd season of lingerie football, at 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore, MD on Friday, September 16th at 10pm.
Although the Lingerie Football League's Baltimore Charm do not begin their 2011 season until September 16th when they host the Orlando Fantasy at First Mariner Arena, the league has its season opener tonight. The Green Bay Chill hosts the Minnesota Valkyrie at 10pm, nationally televised on MTV2.
With less than a month until the regular season opener in the Lingerie Football League, the Baltimore Charm hit the practice field in pads for the first time and began their full contact drills.
Ashley Helmstetter, who now plays for the Lingerie Football League's Baltimore Charm, will pay in the LFL's All-Star Game, known as the All-Fantasy Game, July 30, 2011, to be broadcast live from Hamilton, Ontario at 9pm on MTV2.
With the Baltimore Charm's roster for the 2011 Lingerie Football League season almost set, the team is holding one more tryout on Saturday, July 16th at the Frederick Indoor Sports Center.
Christina Deavers of the Lingerie Football League's Baltimore Charm might be the perfect example of the saying, "It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog."
Lest anyone think for even one second that the Lingerie Football League is more like powder-puff football than real tackle football, take a look at the article written by none other myself on the league's website, LFL360.
The big question that is beginning to surface is how many other veteran free agents will lose patience and confidence in the NFL labor dispute getting settled and sign instead with the United Football League, like former Washington Redskins QB Colt Brennan did when he signed with the UFL's Hartford Colonials?
