The game is geared toward fans having a good time. It is also geared toward having the offense score points. The two said they have received great support from their squadrons. His office has nothing but Packers memorabilia in it. Yates believes the support from the city for the team is strong too.
Indoor football gives people in Omaha an alternative recreational sport activity in the spring.
Football has been an important part of Harrison's and Yates' lives since childhood. Even when they thought their playing days were through, the pair found a way to stay involved. They coached the North High School football team in Omaha, despite busy Air Force schedules, before eventually signing on to play with the Beef. Both plan on playing for the Beef next year if the Air Force doesn't move them before then. The Beef currently sit in third place in the Indoor Professional Football League standings with a 4-3 record.