In its initial years, what was unique about the code the AFL played?
It was a proprietary code known as arena football
It was a code based on Canadian football rules
It was a code that allowed unlimited substitutions
It was a code that used rugby-style scrums
Answer
In its initial years, the Arena Football League (AFL) played a proprietary code of arena football that differed from other codes of football. The game was faster and more physical than traditional American football, and featured a smaller field and fewer players. This allowed for a more exciting and action-packed game that was more suited to the smaller arenas in which the AFL played.
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In which year did the AFL have the least number of teams participating?
Until what year did the second iteration of the AFL run?
Who is the current commissioner of the Arena Football League?
What was the highest number of teams to ever participate in an AFL season?
Does the AFL play on an indoor or outdoor field?
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