quit RollerJam.Tom Nowicki, a professional actor who played WSL general manager Kenneth Loge III and his twin brother, Florida Sundogs manager Leonard Loge. Kenneth Loge was Jerry Seltzer's replacement as head of the WSL. He crusaded for morality in the sport and would not stand for outrageous behaviour on the track, actions which met obvious resistance from the skaters. His character was similar to the Cyrus character and Network stable in ECW. Nowicki is best remembered as a football coach opposite Denzel Washington in Remember The Titans.Jason Bates, television sports commentator who portrayed The Prophet, lackey for Kenneth Loge III, who began preaching Loge's crusade for morality. He first appeared in the series' final season premiere sending his sidekicks "Canine" and "Disable" (known as the "Moral Authority") to kidnap newly acquired New York Enforcers female skater Lindsay Francis to make her "pure and wholesome" (similar to wrestler Molly Holly's storyline in the WWE). He would later acquire the Florida Sundogs and turn on Loge. After the Enforcers defeated the Sundogs, he disappear with the league's new championship belt as the Sundogs were disbanded from the WSL. Bates would later become announcer for ESPN and now serves as play-by-play announcer for CBS Sports Network. He will trade off duties during Arena Football League telecasts.Lindsey Alley, former Mouseketeer and current stage actress who played Lisa Seltzer, the "grand-daughter" of Leo Seltzer who tried to form an all-star team to travel overseas (storyline) selecting Jason McDaniel as men's captain and Stacey Blitsch as women's captain. (Storyline dissolved as the show was ending.) Television announcers Ken Resnick (Play-By-Play Commentator, 1999; former commentator with the AWA and WWE) Rory Markas (Host for international airings 1999; Play-By-Play Commentator, 2000–2001; sports commentator for USC, now deceased) Lee "Hawk" Reherman (Color Commentator, 1999–2000; formerly of American Gladiators and later sideline reporter on the original XFL, now deceased) Buddy Atkinson Jr. (Analyst, 1999; former member of the Philadelphia Warriors and father of Sean Atkinson) Marc Loyd (Color Commentator, 2001; later briefly with WWE) Danny Wolf (Trackside Reporter, 1999–2001; now main commentator with the San Francisco Bay Bombers) and the voice of the Los Angeles Firebirds roller derby team. Julie Lynch (Halftime Reporter, 2000) Jennifer Gregory (Halftime Reporter, 2000) Cindy Luce (Backstage Reporter, 2001) DP Fitzgerald''' (Irish television presenter who hosted episodes of the series for Challenge in the United Kingdom) Video Game A game based on the show was