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In 2007, under head coach John Fitzgerald, the Yard Dawgz had the second leading offense in the league – averaging 310.9 yd/game. Despite finishing 7-9, the team made its fourth consecutive playoff appearance. Three members of the 2007 Yard Dawgz earned All-af2 First Team honors – WR/DB Al Hunt, Center Gene Frederic, and OL/DL Barry Giles.
Oklahoma City – Al Hunt 7-yard pass from Tommy Grady (AJ Haglund kick), 14:19; Spokane – Huey Whittaker 12-yard pass from Kyle Rowley (Taylor Rowan kick), 10:16; Oklahoma City – Al Hunt 1-yard run (A.J. Haglund kick), 7:16; Spokane – Branden Hall 8-yard pass from Kyle Rowley (Taylor Rowan kick), 4:12
Oklahoma City – Al Hunt 9-yard pass from Tommy Grady (A.J. Haglund kick), 0:20; Tulsa – Donovan Morgan 34-yard pass from Justin Allgood (Tony Dodson kick), 0:07; 3rd quarter. Tulsa – Jeff Hughley 5-yard pass from Justin Allgood (Tony Dodson run no good), 8:20; Tulsa – Carlese Franklin 3-yard run (Tony Dodson kick), 2:41; 4th quarter
This is a list of seasons completed by the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz. The Yard Dawgz were a professional arena football franchise based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The team was established in 2004. They played in the AF2 from 2004 to 2009 and in the Arena Football League in 2010. They made the playoffs five times.
Oklahoma City – Al Hunt 3-yard run (A.J. Haglund kick no good), 4:19; Alabama – Larry Shipp 43-yard pass from Kevin Eakin (Steve Azar kick), 2:19; 4th quarter. Oklahoma City – Anthony Hines 24-yard pass from Tommy Grady (A.J. Haglund pass no good), 14:06; Oklahoma City – Collin Taylor 15-yard interception return (Tommy Grady pass no ...
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Alfred "Ace" Hunt was an American football coach. He served as the head football coach at East Los Angeles College Junior College—now known as East Los Angeles College—from 1946 to 1950 and Los Angeles Valley College from 1952 to 1961. [1] [2] Hunt attended Van Nuys High School and played college football at Occidental College in Los Angeles.
The 2009 Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz season was the sixth season for the franchise in the af2. The team was coached by Sparky McEwen and played their home games at the Cox Convention Center . The Yard Dawgz finished the regular season 7–9 and made the playoffs for the fifth time in franchise history.