with the American Professional Football League was expected in 2013, but this never came to fruition; likewise, a proposal to form an Indoor Football Alliance between three former CIFL teams and an upstart "Supreme Indoor Football" league for 2016 also collapsed. Expansions and contractions Chart notes Moved from the American Indoor Football (Association) Moved to the Indoor Football League - Note the Raiders had originally gone to the AIFA. The league took over operations and ceased for failure to meet league requirements. Moved to the American Indoor Football (Association) Moved to the Ultimate Indoor Football League Moved from the Ultimate Indoor Football League Moved to the X-League Moved to the Professional Indoor Football League Moved from the Professional Indoor Football League Moved from the X-League Media The league does not have its television rights sold to a network, such as the Arena Football League with the CBS Sports Network. Individual teams are free to work out deals with their local affiliates to broadcast their games. Each CIFL team usually works out its own radio network deal with local stations, and the stations employ its announcers. Nationally, the CIFL is heard on the CIFL Radio Network, which can be used online via the CIFL GameCenter on the league's website. In 2010, the CIFL introduced the CIFL GameCenter which allows statisticians wired to into the CIFL Network. As they use the stat software to record the game, it is updated live in the GameCenter. Player contracts and compensation Base player salaries must be no less than $50 per game and no more than $200 per game. There are no win bonuses since the 2010 season, as agreed at the owner meetings. For the 2010 season, the weekly team salary cap was $3,000 per week. Any team in violation of the salary cap will be fined and could have either players suspended for the season or forfeiture of games in which they violated the cap. Since then, the league has changed to a weekly salary cap of $2,500 per week, with every player making anywhere from 50 to 200 dollars in a single game. Awards Current awards Most Valuable Player (Vincent Cleveland Memorial Trophy) Offensive Player of the Year Defensive Player of the Year Special Teams Player of the Year Coach of the Year Discontinued awards Quarterback of the Year Running Back of the Year Wide Receiver of the Year Linebacker of the