2004 SASFA season

The 2004 SASFA season was the sixth regular season of the Texas Sixman Football League.

The biggest change for the SFA was new commissioner Frank Rios taking over the league and renaming it to the San Antonio Sixman Football Association because of a sister league to open up in Austin, TX that subsequently fell through. 2004 was the second straight season that the league did not expand with the only change being the Outlawz went back to their original moniker the Longhorns.

Teams
The Seminoles and Wolf Pack both returned for their sixth consecutive seasons of SFA football. The Mean Machine, Red Raiders and Rhinos continued for their fifth seasons. The Bandits, Bucs, Longhorns(renamed from the Outlawz), Mad Dogs, Rage and Wolverines are all in their fourth year of competition. The Six-Pack entered into their third season of play.

The Northern Conference consisted of the Bandits, Bucs, Longhorns, Mean Machine, Six-Pack and Wolf Pack. The Southern Conference consisted of the Mad Dogs, Rage, Red Raiders, Rhinos, Seminoles and Wolverines.

Regular season
The sixth year of the SASFA lasted eleven weeks from January 25, 2004 to April 18, 2004.

Week 1
January 22, 2004

Six-Pack 28 - Seminoles 20

Mad Dogs 33 - Rage 22

Bandits 32 - Raiders 7

Mean Machine 28 - Bucs 20

Rhinos 28 - Wolf Pack 27

Longhorns 41 - Wolverines 24

Week 2
February 8, 2004

Mean Machine 12 - Six Pack 6

Bandits 41 - Seminoles 20

Rage 44 - Raiders 7

Mad Dogs 33 - Rhinos 30

Longhorns 39 - Bucs 30

Wolverines 33 - Wolf Pack 31

Week 3
February 15, 2003\4

Rage 46 - Seminoles 22

Mad Dogs 38 - Wolverines 16

Longhorns 44 - Wolf Pack 31

Six Pack 39 - Bucs 32

Rhinos 12 - Raiders 0

Bandits 38 - Mean Machine 7

Week 4
February 22, 2004

Bucs 46 - Wolf Pack 7

Bandits 40 - Six Pack 19

Longhorns 52 - Mad Dogs 32

Rage 40 - Mean Machine 14

Wolverines 24 - Raiders 25

Rhinos 48 - Seminoles 21

Week 5
February 29, 2004

Mad Dogs 53 - Wolf Pack 19

Longhorns 57 - Raiders 14

Bandits 53 - Bucs 6

Rage 57 - Six Pack 18

Wolverines 39 - Seminoles 32

Rhinos 35 - Mean Machine 19

Week 6
March 7, 2004

Longhorns 32 - Seminoles 27

Rage 28 - Bandits 14

Mean Machine 25 - Wolverines 14

Six Pack 16 - Rhinos 8

Bucs 27 - Mad Dogs 14

Raiders 31 - Wolf Pack 27

Week 7
March 14, 2004

Mad Dogs 52 - Raiders 20

Wolf Pack 39 - Seminoles 13

Rhinos 2 - Bandits 0

Longhorns 32 - Mean Machine 30

Six Pack 32 - Wolverines 14

Bucs 2 - Rage 0

Week 8
March 21, 2004

Wolverines 32 - Bandits 19

Longhorns 36 - Six Pack 20

Bucs 27 - Raiders 19

Rage 46 - Rhinos 38

Mean Machine 32 - Wolf Pack 0

Mad Dogs 42 - Seminoles 0

Week 9
March 28, 2004

Bandits 14 - Longhorns 8

Rage 20 - Wolverines 18

Mean Machine 18 - Mad Dogs 12

Rhinos 36 - Bucs 34

Raiders 21 - Seminoles 14

Six Pack 12 - Wolf Pack 0

Week 10
April 4, 2004

Bandits 30 - Wolf Pack 0

Mad Dogs 46 - Six Pack 7

Rage 58 - Longhorns 28

Raiders 31 - Mean Machine 26

Bucs 1 - Seminoles 0

Rhinos 41 - Wolverines 0

Week 11
April 18, 2004

Raiders 35 - Six Pack 33

Rage 42 - Wolf Pack 0

Bandits 44 - Mad Dogs 43

Wolverines 37 - Bucs 32

Longhorns 30 - Rhinos 22

Mean Machine 1 - Seminoles 0

Playoffs
The sixth year of playoffs for the SFA consisted of the top 4 from each conference making the playoffs again.

Conference Semi-Finals
April 25, 2004

Bandits 42 – Mean Machine 18

Longhorns 50 - Six-Pack 18

Rage 29 - Raiders 24

Mad Dogs 31 - Rhinos 22

Conference Championships
May 2, 2004

Bandits 36 – Longhorns 8

Mad Dogs 33 – Rage 28

Epler Cup VI
May 9, 2004

Bandits 25 - Mad Dogs 13

Regular Season Awards
SFA Regular Season MVP: Stacey Green - #24 RB Mad Dogs