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Shock upend division-leading Dallas Vigilantes

The Spokane Shock have no idea who will be the starting quarterback for Friday’s home game against Tampa Bay, but they’ll worry about that over the next few days. For now, they’re content to savor another victory over a division leader, a crisp performance that generated a 71-49 Arena Football League win over Dallas in front of 9,368 Saturday at the Arena. Spokane, despite losing quarterbacks Bill Stull and Kyle Rowley to injuries, improved to 4-5 while Central Division-leading Dallas dropped to 6-3.
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Shock may be forced to change their changes

Well, maybe you could call this a jump start. That’s probably not what Bill Stull would call it. Nor Kyle Rowley. But the scoreboard suggested as much. As long as the entire engine doesn’t have to be rebuilt this week.
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Shock overcome QB injuries to vanquish Vigilantes

The Spokane Shock have no idea who will be the starting quarterback for Friday’s home game against Tampa Bay, but they’ll worry about that over the next few days. For now, they’re content to savor another victory over a division leader, a crisp performance that generated a 71-49 Arena Football League win over Dallas in front of 9,368 Saturday at the Arena. Spokane, despite losing quarterbacks Bill Stull and Kyle Rowley to injuries, improved to 4-5 while Central Division-leading Dallas dropped to 6-3.
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Spokane Shock coach Keefe seeks big fixes

Concentration, discipline, focus. Playing not to lose instead of playing to win. Relying on the franchise’s successful tradition to win games. Expecting somebody else to make the key play. Spokane Shock head coach Rob Keefe was asked several times by media members earlier this week to diagnose the problems with his 3-5 Arena Football League team. His responses indicate that it’s not one tidy, easy-to-fix issue.
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Live chat with Spokane Shock owner Brady Nelson

Spokane Shock owner Brady Nelson has had the Midas touch with Arena Football in Spokane. But success has created high expectations, and the current tumultuous season has drawn critics. Nelson joins The Spokesman-Review today to answer questions about his team in a live chat.

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