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This Week in the Indoor Football League. Friday, January 15, 2010. McNear to sign with Bandits. The Sioux City Bandits have bolstered their 2010 roster as they reportedly have reached an agreement with quarterback James McNear. McNear has played the last three seasons with the Omaha Beefa and has ranked at or near the top in many offensive categories. Stay tuned for more details surrounding this developing story. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Beef acquire 15 in trade with River City.
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