by Need your summer football fix because you can’t wait until August? Well, you’ll have an opportunity to not only catch your fix this weekend but you’ll also have an opportunity to watch some of the best up and coming Native American football players from across the country compete on the gridiron and you’ll have the opportunity to watch the game(s) online via the internet.
First on the menu is the 10th annual National Native American All-Star football classic that is taking place at Northeastern State University in Tahelquah, Oklahoma at Doc Wadley field with a kick off time of 7:00 PM CST. This game will be streamed live via the VYPE-TV network, you can catch that game at this link; http://www.ndnsports.com/2012-national-native-all-star-football-classic-live/
The second game you’ll want to watch online is the IFAF U19 World Championship game that features Team USA vs Team CANADA. The starting quarterback for Team USA is Sequoyah High School Quarterback Brayden Scott (Cherokee tribe) who recently announced his verbal commitment to sign with the University of Memphis after his upcoming senior year for the Indians. Scott’s last performance propelled Team USA into the championship in which he completed 10 of 17 passes for 129 yards and three touchdowns to lead Team USA to a 70-7 win over Austria. You can watch that game at 8:00 PM CST at this link or both streams via the NDNSPORTS link above! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXjAvGV4fN8&list=PL0AE131AAB87C8680&index=4&feature=plpp_video&safety_mode=true&safe=active
