SUPHER BOWL CROWN ELUDES WFL'S MASS MUTINY

From: The Boston Globe | Date: August 1, 2002| Author: ANDY NESBITT | Copyright information

The Mass Mutiny of the National Women's Football League had no problem running up points in the regular season or in the playoffs, where it had outscored its two opponents, 72-16, earning a berth in last weekend's SupHer Bowl.

Maybe the Mutiny should have saved some of those points for last Saturday. After falling behind early to the Detroit Danger in the second annual SupHer Bowl, the Mutiny couldn't come back and lost, 48- 30, before more than 5,000 fans at Pine-Richland Stadium in ...

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