Arlington Renegades | News, Roster, Schedule, Scores & Coach

The Arlington Renegades are a dynamic and up-and-coming team competing in the newly established United Football League (UFL). Situated in the heart of Arlington, Texas, they exemplify the unwavering spirit and dedication of their community. Their home matches are held at the impressive Renegade Stadium, renowned for its substantial capacity and fan-centric ambiance. Led by the seasoned coach Bob Stoops, the team has undergone notable progress, excelling in strategic adaptability and unity.

The colors blue and black not only signify their resolve and sophistication but also represent the profound bond with their supporters and the city of Arlington. Backed by the ambitious vision of their proprietors, the Arlington Renegades aspire to lead the UFL and leave a lasting mark in the realm of professional football.

What are the official team colors of the Arlington Renegades

The official team colors of the Arlington Renegades are Royal Blue, Black, and Silver. These colors were thoughtfully chosen to represent the team’s identity and values. Royal Blue symbolizes excellence and integrity, reflecting the team’s commitment to high performance and ethical play. 

Black represents the team’s strength and determination, echoing the resilience and fortitude of the Renegades through their evolving challenges. Silver signifies innovation and forward-thinking, aligning with the team’s approach to adopting new strategies and embracing change in the rapidly evolving world of sports. 

Together, these colors not only brand the Arlington Renegades distinctively but also encapsulate the spirit and aspirations of the team and its community.

Coaching Staff of Arlington Renegades

Name	Position
Bob Stoops	Head Coach
Rick Mueller	General Manager
Reggie Davis	Tight Ends/Running Backs
Jay Hayes	Defensive Coordinator
Jonathan Himebauch	Offensive Line
Chuck Long	Offensive Coordinator/QBs/WRs
Matt McMillen	Quality Control
Marvin Sanders	Defensive Backs
Bill Sheridan	Linebackers
Scott Spurrier	Special Teams

Who is the current head coach of the Arlington Renegades?

The current head coach of the Arlington Renegades is Bob Stoops.

Bob Stoops Coaching Background and Achievements:

Bob Stoops has a rich coaching background, particularly in college football. Prior to leading the Renegades, he notably served as the head coach for the University of Oklahoma Sooners for 18 seasons, from 1999 to 2017. During his tenure at Oklahoma, Stoops achieved significant success, including a National Championship victory in 2000, nine conference championships, and multiple appearances in BCS bowl games.

Bob Stoops Coaching Philosophy or Style:

Stoops is known for his demanding coaching style, emphasizing discipline, accountability, and commitment from his players. He prioritizes building strong defenses and a balanced offensive approach. Stoops believes in instilling a winning mentality and expects his team to perform at a high level both on and off the field. 

Roster of Arlington Renegades

• No. This stands for “Number” and typically represents the player’s jersey number.
• Pos: This stands for “Position” and indicates the player’s role on the team, such as quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker, etc.
• Ht: This stands for “Height” and denotes the player’s vertical measurement in feet and inches.
• Wt: This stands for “Weight” and indicates the player’s mass in pounds.

Position:

Cornerback (CB), Quarterback (QB), Wide Receiver (WR), Outside Linebacker (OLB), Running Back (RB), Tight End (TE), Defensive Lineman (DL), Defensive Back (DB), Offensive Tackle (OT), Offensive Guard (OG), Punter (P), Center (C), Defensive Tackle (DT), Linebacker (LB), Long Snapper (LS), Guard (G), Kicker (K), Defensive End (DE)

Name	No.	Pos	Ht	Wt	College	Hometown	Age
Tenny Adewusi	30	CB	5’11”	200	Delaware	Lagos, NGA	26
Holton Ahlers	15	QB	6’3″	230	Eastern Carolina	Greenville, NC	24
Austin Allen	81	WR	6’9″	255	Nebraska	Aurora, NE	25
Vic Beasley	42	OLB	6’3″	235	Clemson	Adairsville, GA	31
Leddie Brown	4	RB	5’11”	216	West Virginia	Philadelphia, PA	25
Cameron Brown	26	CB	6’0″	190	Ohio State	St. Louis, MO	23
Deontay Burnett	21	WR	6’0″	170	USC	Compton, CA	26
Sal Cannella	80	TE	6’5″	230	Auburn	Schaumburg, IL	27
Jamal Carter	22	CB	6’1″	207	Miami (FL)	Naranja, FL	29
Will Clarke	45	DL	6’6″	275	West Virginia	Pittsburgh, PA	32
Myles Dorn	46	DB	6’2″	205	North Carolina	Charlotte, NC	25
Adrian Ealy	59	OT	6’6″	327	Oklahoma	Gonzales, LA	24
Darren Evans	24	DB	6’3″	174	LSU	Baton Rouge, LA	26
Bobby Evans	71	OT	6’4″	312	Oklahoma	Allen, TX	27
Seth Green	87	WR	6’4″	240	Houston	Woodbury, MN	26
Ajene Harris	5	CB	5’10”	185	USC	Los Angeles, CA	27
Noah Henderson	69	OL	6’6″	319	Eastern Carolina	Bennettsville, SC	23
Delonte Hood	14	DB	6’0″	185	Peru State	Washington, DC	23
Cameron Hunt	56	OG	6’4″	305	Oregon	Corona, CA	29
Dae Dae Hunter	32	RB	5’10”	190	Liberty	Denver, CO
Storey Jackson	47	OLB	6’2″	224	Liberty	Kansas City, KS	25
Steven Jones	28	CB	5’10”	185	Appalachian State	Rockingham, NC	25
Marquette King	7	P	6’0″	195	Fort Valley State	Macon, GA	35
Jake Lacina	66	C	6’4″	300	Augustana (SD)	St. Paul, MN	27
Davonte Lambert	6	DL	6’2″	282	Auburn	Keysville, GA	29
Tomasi Laulile	48	DT	6’3″	300	BYU	Westlake, CA	28
Marquel Lee	52	LB	6’3″	235	Wake Forest	Waldorf, MD	28
Duron Lowe	38	DB	5’10”	190	Liberty	Overland Park, KS	26
Juwan Manigo	89	WR	6’5″	175	Delaware Valley	Windsor Mill, MD
Garrett Mcghin	55	OT	6’5″	320	Eastern Carolina	Tallahassee, FL	29
Marcus Minor	65	OG	6’4″	325	Pittsburgh	Lanham, MD	25
Antonio Ortiz	49	LS	6’4″	245	TCU	Mechanicsville, VA
Chris Owens	57	G	6’3″	305	Alabama	Arlington, TX
Donald Payne	18	LB	6’0″	228	Stetson	Fayetteville, GA	29
Javonta Payton	3	WR	6’1″	180	Tennessee	Nashville, TN	25
Luis Perez	12	QB	6’3″	220	Texas A&M-Commerce	San Diego, CA	29
Jalen Redmond	31	DE	6’3″	292	Oklahoma	Midwest City, OK	25
Bunmi Rotimi	44	DE	6’4″	275	Old Dominion	Alexandria, VA	28
Brandon Rusnak	27	CB	5’11”	198	Michigan	Wilmington, DE	28
Taylor Russolino	1	K	6’0″	180	Millsaps	Metairie, LA	34
Dru Samia	75	G	6’5″	308	Oklahoma	Sacramento, CA	26
Colin Schooler	36	LB	6’2″	230	Texas Tech	Dana Point, CA	25
Lindsey Scott	10	QB	5’11”	212	Incarnate Word	Zachary, LA	25
Tuzar Skipper	51	LB	6’3″	246	Toledo	Norwich, CT	28
De’Veon Smith	2	RB	5’10”	223	Michigan	Warren, OH	29
Jordan Steckler	70	OL	6’5″	305	Northern Illinois	Two Rivers, WI	27
Laron Stokes	97	DE	6’4″	275	Oklahoma	Tulsa, OK
Jamar Summers	20	CB	5’11”	191	Connecticut	Orange, NJ	28
Willie Taylor	50	LB	6’4″	246	Eastern Kentucky	Cochran, GA	24
Caleb Vander Esch	13	WR	6’1″	210	South Dakota	San Jose, CA	25
Tyler Vaughns	8	WR	6’2″	190	USC	Pasadena, CA
Lujuan Winningham	11	WR	6’3″	195	Central Arkansas	Humble, TX	25
Isaiah Winstead	83	WR	6’4″	213	East Carolina	Richmond, VA	24

Venue of Arlington Renegades

The venue of the Arlington Renegades is  Choctaw Stadium.

Attribute	Information
Name	Choctaw Stadium
Address	1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011, United States
Capacity	48,114
Teams	Arlington Renegades, Dallas Jackals, North Texas SC
Opened	April 1, 1994
Construction Cost	$191 million; ($377 million in 2022)
Contractor	Manhattan Construction Company
Owner	City of Arlington
Phone	+1 817-533-1972
Operator	Rangers Baseball Express
Surface	Latitude36 Bermuda Grass
Record Attendance	52,419
Broke Ground	April 2, 1992
Executive Suites	120

Choctaw Stadium, formerly known as Globe Life Park in Arlington, serves as the home field for the rising Arlington Renegades of the United Football League (UFL). Although specific details about the stadium’s amenities are yet to be fully disclosed, here is the current information available:

• Location: Located in Arlington, Texas, Choctaw Stadium benefits from a dynamic sports environment, coexisting with other professional teams such as the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers.
• Capacity: The precise seating capacity in the football configuration remains unconfirmed. However, given its previous use for baseball, it is anticipated that Choctaw Stadium will comfortably accommodate a substantial number of Renegades supporters.
• History: Originally erected in 1994, the stadium underwent refurbishments in 2020 to make it suitable for both football and soccer. This underscores the stadium’s dedication to flexibility and hosting a broad spectrum of sporting events.
• Potential Features: While awaiting specific details, a professional football stadium like Choctaw Stadium is likely to offer contemporary amenities for players, coaches, and fans. These may include spacious locker rooms, cutting-edge training facilities, concession stands, comfortable seating arrangements, and high-definition scoreboards to enrich the spectator experience.
• Distinctive Features (pending confirmation): Information on any unique architectural elements or design characteristics within Choctaw Stadium is yet to be disclosed. There may be intriguing references to Texas history or the Choctaw Nation (the stadium’s naming rights sponsor) that will be unveiled in due course.

Choctaw Stadium stands as a testament to Arlington’s commitment to nurturing a vibrant sports culture. As the Arlington Renegades carve their path in the UFL, Choctaw Stadium is positioned to serve as a platform for thrilling matches, enthusiastic fan backing, and the formation of new memories for the Arlington community.

Where does the Arlington Renegades play their home games?

The Arlington Renegades play their home games at Choctaw Stadium, located in Arlington, Texas.

Description of the Arena/Stadium Facilities:

Choctaw Stadium is a state-of-the-art sports facility that provides a top-notch experience for both players and fans. It boasts modern amenities, including spacious seating areas, luxury suites, concession stands offering a variety of food and beverages, and high-quality restroom facilities. The stadium is equipped with the latest technology for broadcasting games and providing entertainment during breaks.

Capacity and Notable Features of the Venue:

Choctaw Stadium has a capacity of 48,114 seats, making it a sizable venue capable of accommodating large crowds. The stadium features Latitude36 Bermuda Grass surface, known for its durability and playability. Additionally, Choctaw Stadium offers 120 executive suites, providing premium seating options for VIPs and corporate sponsors. Notable features include excellent sightlines from every seat, ample parking facilities, and convenient access to public transportation. Overall, Choctaw Stadium provides an ideal setting for football games, offering a memorable experience for both players and spectators alike.

Arlington Renegades Schedule of USL 2024

Here is the schedule for the Arlington Renegades:

Week 1:

Arlington Renegades vs. Birmingham Stallions

• Date: Saturday, March 30
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Venue: Choctaw Stadium, Arlington, TX
• TV Channel: FOX

Week 2:

Arlington Renegades vs. St. Louis Battlehawks

• Date: Saturday, April 6
• Time: 8:00 PM
• Venue: The Dome at America’s Center, St. Louis, MO
• TV Channel: ABC

Week 3:

Arlington Renegades vs. D.C. Defenders

• Date: Saturday, April 13
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Venue: Choctaw Stadium, Arlington, TX
• TV Channel: ESPN

Week 4:

Arlington Renegades vs. Houston Roughnecks

• Date: Sunday, April 21
• Time: 2:00 PM
• Venue: Rice Stadium, Houston, TX
• TV Channel: FS1

Week 5:

Arlington Renegades vs. San Antonio Brahmas

• Date: Saturday, April 27
• Time: 7:00 PM
• Venue: Choctaw Stadium, Arlington, TX
• TV Channel: FOX

Week 6:

Arlington Renegades vs. Michigan Panthers

• Date: Sunday, May 5
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Venue: Ford Field, Detroit, MI
• TV Channel: FOX

Week 7:

Arlington Renegades vs. Memphis Showboats

• Date: Saturday, May 11
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Venue: Choctaw Stadium, Arlington, TX
• TV Channel: ESPN

Week 8:

Arlington Renegades vs. San Antonio Brahmas

• Date: Sunday, May 19
• Time: 4:00 PM
• Venue: The Alamodome, San Antonio, TX
• TV Channel: FOX

Week 9:

Arlington Renegades vs. St. Louis Battlehawks

• Date: Saturday, May 25
• Time: 12:00 PM
• Venue: Choctaw Stadium, Arlington, TX
• TV Channel: ABC

Week 10:

Arlington Renegades vs. D.C. Defenders

• Date: Sunday, June 2
• Time: 12:00 PM
• Venue: Audi Field, Washington D.C.
• TV Channel: ABC

History Arlington Renegades

Formation (2020):

In 2020, the XFL underwent a revival, with the Renegades initially forming part of the lineup as the Dallas Renegades. They were positioned in the West Division alongside the Houston Roughnecks, Los Angeles Wildcats, and Seattle Dragons.

Coaching Tenure (2020):

Esteemed college coach Bob Stoops assumed leadership of the Dallas Renegades in their inaugural season.

Short-lived Run (2020):

Regrettably, the XFL had to halt operations due to the COVID-19 pandemic after just five games in the 2020 season.

Return and Championship Glory (2023):

The XFL resumed competition in 2023, and the team moved and rebranded as the Arlington Renegades. Despite a surprising 4-6 record in the regular season, they excelled in the playoffs. Under Stoops’ guidance, they embarked on an unlikely journey, culminating in a thrilling victory in the XFL Championship game.

Transition to the UFL (2023):

Following the merger of the XFL and USFL to establish the UFL by the end of 2023, the Arlington Renegades are now poised to carry forward their achievements in this new league.