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Marquise Williams makes his AAF debut


The Alliance of American Football made a successful debut on Feb. 9 with two games televised that Saturday and two more Sunday. On Sunday, a former North Carolina Tar Heel quarterback made his debut in the AAF as appeared in San Antonio’s 37-29 loss to Orlando in what might have been the best AAF game to date. (Keeping It Heel)

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