push their record to 7–5 with an eye still on the playoffs. On June 20, the Yard Dawgz faced off against the Corpus Christi Sharks. The Yard Dawgz beat the Sharks 93–41 and set an af2 record for points scored in the first half (59) and beat the franchise record of points scored in a game that was originally set against the Tulsa Talons. Despite a win to the Spokane Shock on June 26, the Yard Dawgz clinched a playoff berth after a loss by Central Valley to Boise the next night. The playoff appearance marked the ninth time in six years the Dawgz were in post-season play. The Yard Dawgz season ended on August 1 at the hands of the Tulsa Turkeys in the first round of ArenaCup playoffs. With the loss, the Dawgz has dropped five straight postseason games and is winless in the team's history in the playoffs. 2011 season On October 25, 2010, Yard Dawgz owner Phil Miller announced that he decided not to play in the Arena Football League for the 2011 season. However, the Indoor Football League announced the same day that a new team would play in Oklahoma City in 2011. Season-by-season Final roster Staff Head coaches References External links Official Site Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz on ArenaFan 2004 establishments in Oklahoma 2010 disestablishments in Oklahoma