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Spokane's offense was explosive in stretches, but spurts of inefficient play undermined the Shock in a season-ending 44-33 loss to Frisco in the quarterfinals of the Indoor Football League playoffs Saturday in Frisco, Texas.

The newest iteration of Spokane Shock football is back in familiar territory as the playoffs begin on Saturday.

Drew Powell is a problem for the Indoor Football League.

The Spokane Shock and Arizona Ratters have a long history within the confines of arena football.

Spokane leaned into a few early punches and the Frisco Fighters knocked out the Shock (6-5) in the Comerica Center in Frisco, Texas, on Saturday.

The Spokane Shock (6-4) have stumbled recently, dropping their last two games, including a double-overtime loss to the Massachusetts Pirates last week.

The Massachusetts Pirates sailed into the Spokane Arena and pillaged the Shock for three quarters before stormy seas moved in and impacted the bearing of the game.

A furious comeback against the Massachusetts Pirates in week 2 gave Spokane its first win of the season on May 22 in Worcester, Mass.

Duke City quarterback Nate Davis accounted for nine touchdowns and passed for 282 yards, and the Gladiators held on for a 68-61 victory over the Spokane Shock in an Indoor Football League game Saturday in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

For the second week in a row, the Spokane Shock will go head-to-head with a team they have never faced.

The Spokane Shock made sure the Tucson Sugar Skulls’ first trip to Spokane wasn’t a sweet one.