An early six-game losing streak took them out of the playoff race, and their league-worst offense kept them out. The team enjoyed only one road victory, a 27-15 win over the Mobile Seagulls. The team averaged only 28 points per game and was frequently held to less than 15 points. The Bombers experienced the least success of the four expansion teams. Even Head Coach Ed Jenkins, for the last home game of the season, was forced into the QB role after Chris Milwee's finger injury. Some notable Shreveport-Bossier Bombers were QB's Chris Milwee and Steve Fill, DB's Chris Samson and Anthony Montgomery, linemen Roman Blake and Alex "Monster" Mash, WR Carson Thomas and PK's Shane Thomas and Sam Corrigan. Later on, Dave Lockwoodand was named as the Bombers defensive coordinator. Jenkins resigned as an assistant coach at Colby College, a Division III school in Waterville, Maine, to take over the helm of the Bombers.
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And on February 10, 2000, the Bombers named 24-year-old Edward Jenkins as their head coach for their only season in the IPFL. November 9, 1999, Shreveport introduces the team name (Bombers) and the logo. On August 21, 1999, the IPFL announced two new expansion teams in Omaha and Shreveport. The Bombers owner was Don Rafferty and Matt Ingram was the general manager of the team. They played their games in the Hirsch Memorial Coliseum in Shreveport. The Bombers, based out of Shreveport, LA/ Bossier City, LA, were one of four IPFL expansion teams for that season.
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"They did some air monitoring for us and determined there's not going to be an environmental impact outside the area where the fire was, so there's no threat to the water or public," he said.The Shreveport-Bossier Bombers were an indoor football team of the Indoor Professional Football League (IPFL) in 2000. "All we do is supply support and protect outside the fence line."Įtheridge said Chevron's response crew determined there's no additional danger to the surrounding community. "We have a response plan in case of an incident at Chevron and we followed that plan," Etheridge said. Jackson County Emergency Services Director Earl Etheridge said fire units from Pascagoula, Jackson County and the Forts Lake Volunteer Fire Department responded to offer backup support to Chevron's fire crews and that all the flames have been extinguished. Many of them remained at the front gate, just in case Chevron's fire teams needed assistance in one of its processing units. Sudduth said a second worker was injured during the incident and was treated at the scene and released.Ībout 30 firefighters and police officers responded to the overnight fire.
Sudduth said the dead man was a Chevron employee and not a contractor. Sudduth said the family of the person who was killed has been notified and the person's name was to be released later Friday. "We are on the scene right now assessing it and we are cooperating with local, state and federal employees," Sudduth said. The cracking unit is used in the process of converting crude into fuel. "There was a detonation and fire in that unit," Sudduth said. FR1 roundtable: Current trends and future of foam
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