2008 Arena Football League Playoff Schedule on ESPN

June 25, 2008

The Arena Football League (AFL) begins Friday June 27 with the first of four Wild Card match-ups. ESPN plans to bring the matches on ESPN and ESPN2. ABC, ESPN and ESPN2 will broadcast 11 games of the years Football League playoffs. ESPN360.com and ESPN Mobile TV will broadcast Divisional and Conference Championship games in high-definition. ABC and ABC HD will broadcast ArenaBowl XXII in New Orleans on Sunday, July 27, at 3 p.m. ET.

2008 Arena Football League Playoff Schedule on ESPN

Friday, June 27

New York at Dallas, 7:30 PM on ESPN

Saturday, June 28

Colorado at Utah, 4:00 PM on ESPN

Monday, June 30

Orlando at Cleveland, 7:00 PM on ESPN2

Grand Rapids at Arizona, 9:30 PM on ESPN2

DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF

Saturday, July 5

TBD at San Jose, 3:00 PM on ESPN

Saturday, July 5

TBD at Philadelphia, 7:00 PM on ESPN

Sunday, July 6

TBD at Chicago, 3:00 PM on ESPN

Monday, July 7

TBD at Georgia, 8:00 PM on ESPN2

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP

July 12-14

Conference Championship
ARENABOWL

Sunday, July 27

ArenaBowl XXII, 3:00 PM on ESPN, ABC

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