At the prodding of league officials, the Augusta Mavericks indoor football team decided Thursday night to cancel its 2010 regular season as a member of the Southern Indoor Football League. The ...

Indoor football in Augusta will remain dormant for the second year in a row, according to an official with the Southern Indoor Football League's front office.

The Colts did shut down, but Courtney Singleton and the remaining Colts players will still have a place to play this spring. Atlanta businessman Erick Moore, whose ownership group pulled out of a ...

The Augusta Colts, who voluntarily sat out the 2009 season after the inaugural 2008 campaign left the team financially strapped, returned to active status Monday and will field a team for 2010, ...

Augusta Colts owner John Sisson said he and former head coach Bubba Diggs will go before a Columbia County Magistrate judge Feb. 12 to settle a contract dispute.

Augusta Colts indoor football coach Cedric Roach did not coach for an arenafootball2 team as he claimed on his resume, The Augusta Chronicle has learned.

Former Augusta Colts head coach Bubba Diggs has filed suit against the team's co-owner and general manager, John Sisson, for breach of contract.

Augusta will be without indoor football next spring for the first time since 2005. Augusta Colts majority owner and team president John Sisson confirmed Tuesday that the Colts won't field a team ...

Former Augusta Colts head coach Bubba Diggs made a move for victory over majority owner John Sisson and the Colts on Thursday, but Sisson and his team have already moved on to another game.

Former Augusta Colts head coach Bubba Diggs is threatening to sue the indoor football team and majority owner John Sisson for failure to pay what Diggs said is the remaining $15,000 of his contract.

When July gives way to August on Friday, the Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority will give way to Global Spectrum to manage James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.

Augusta Colts president and general manager John Sisson confirmed Friday afternoon that head coach Bubba Diggs was no longer under contract with the team. But Sisson said he hoped to re-sign the ...

After a rocky inaugural season, the Augusta Colts solidified their future with the addition of two minority share owners.

With their final game of the 2008 season scheduled for tonight, the Augusta Colts have prepared all week to face the American Indoor Football Association's South Division champion Mississippi Mudcats.

Football players often can recount the worst 30 seconds and the best 30 seconds of their careers. For Augusta Colts fullback J.K. Sabb, they came back-to-back in the final minute of Friday's game.

After a much-needed bye week, the Augusta Colts return to action tonight with a home game against the Carolina Speed.

For two quarters, the Augusta Colts gave the best team in their division all it could handle. But in a four-quarter indoor football game, a one-point halftime lead meant little in the Colts' 61-33 ...

Only three regular-season games remain in the Augusta Colts' inaugural season after tonight's contest at James Brown Arena. Owner and general manager John Sisson said when the season ends, the ...