OGDEN -- After four grueling months, 14 fast-paced games and 16 players suffering season-ending injuries, the Ogden Knights' inaugural season has finally come to an end.
It's been a roller-coaster ride for the American Indoor Football Association's expansion Knights, who managed to salvage a 4-10 record.
"We had a 25-percent roster change," said Ogden head coach Mike Mink. "When we started to have some consistency in our lineup overall, we made some changes defensively. We were pretty effective with the new defensive scheme in the second half (of the season). The guys started to learn it, and we started getting turnovers as we started getting more pressure on the quarterback. We just got more consistent play from the whole team in general."