1999 Pro-Team Bowl

The 1999 Pro-Team Bowl (Pro-Team Bowl XLIII) was held in San Francisco, California in February 2000, and featured the Indianapolis Stallions against the Cincinnati Tulips. The Stallions won, 17-0.
==Summary==
Where did Cincinnati go? That was the question on everybody's mind as the game came to a close and the Tulips had failed to score any points. Most of the blame fell on Tulips Coach Don Hedwell, who did not utilize their key receiving corps (due to an arm injury sustained by Kevin Delhomme the week before), and instead opted to run on 70% of their offensive plays.
Indianapolis sniffed this out quite quickly, and an additional fumble by Delhomme that led to a Stallions score in the 3rd quarter nearly had him pulled from the game. The debacle cost Hedwell his position for the 2000 season, despite the Bowl appearance being their first in history.
RB Ken Edge (IND) was named MVP of the game, but was later traded to San Francisco after a 2000 season-ending injury.
Scoreboard:
Teams	1Q	2Q	3Q	4Q	Final
IND 	0 	7 	10	0 	17
CIN 	0 	0 	0 	0 	0
1st Quarter:
2nd Quarter:
IND - Gazelle 12-yd pass to Michaels (x pt. good) 7:30
3rd Quarter:
IND - Schellswich 35-yd field goal 12:10IND - Edge 5-yd run (x pt. good) 2:43
4th Quarter:
MVP: Kenneth Edge (RB) IND.
Category:1999
Category:Indianapolis
Category:Cincinnati