Flag Football Championship to Stop in Indy

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Indianapolis will Saturday play host to the penultimate round of the American Flag Football League’s U.S. Open of Football. Four teams will compete on the campus of Butler University for the chance to advance to the Ultimate Final game and a chance to win a $1 million grand prize.

The single-elimination tournament began in March with 132 teams. Only two pro teams and two amateur teams remain, with one in each category advancing to the final game July 19 in Houston.

The pro teams include Ocho, captained by former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocino, and Godspeed, captained by former Baltimore Ravens running back Justin Forsett and Olympic Gold Medal sprinter Michael Johnson.

The games will be broadcast live on the NFL Network. You can learn more about the USOF by clicking here.