The Arizona Wranglers dominated the New Orleans Brass in a 24-3 victory at the Superdome. Arizona started strong with a quick touchdown just 14 seconds into the game, as Allen Clark ran it in from 14 yards following an interception. Despite some struggles on both sides, including three interceptions by Vince Evans, Arizona’s defense stepped up, keeping New Orleans scoreless through three quarters.
In the second half, Arizona extended their lead with a 41-yard field goal by Luis Zendejas in the third quarter. New Orleans managed their only points of the game early in the fourth with a 20-yard field goal from Giacomarro, but the Brass couldn’t find the end zone. Vince Evans redeemed himself late, connecting with Allen Clark for a 20-yard touchdown pass, followed by Reggie Brown’s 11-yard rushing score to seal the victory.
New Orleans’ offense struggled to get going, with quarterback Steve Pisarkiewicz throwing five interceptions, contributing to their downfall. Arizona’s defense was relentless, forcing turnovers and making key stops, led by Lance Shields with 11 tackles. The win improves Arizona to 5-4, while New Orleans drops to 2-7 on the season, struggling to find answers on both offense and defense.
