The Millionaires came up a little short this past Saturday night in their season opener as they were defeated by the  Daytona Beach Wildcats 26-0 sending a shock to the Millionaires Nation .. meaning the fans. Due to the fact they brought in one of the best coaches and  staff members  in this amateur adult football  league being former NFL star Ernest Givins Jr. Even more so Givins being the offensive coach and the Millionaires getting shut out.`The Wildcats loaded the box and brought in heat all night keeping first year starting quarterback for the Millionaires Mario Davis and the offense off balance the entire game as the Millionaires had less than 150 yards total offensive for the game. The Millionaires defense played a pretty solid game forcing six turnovers but the offense just kept putting the defense in tough situations. The Millionaires were without some key players for lack of practice and or disciplinary reasons which may have contributed to the defeat. "We are trying to rebuild and restore this program and our guys have to buy in on what we are selling and that's commitment and discipline. If that means sitting out key players to get the point across then we are willing to live with that to get to where we are trying to go. This weeks practice will tell me a lot and I believe we will grow from last weeks game" said Givins.

The Millionaires will pick up, regroup, and move on to now face off against the Space Coast Predators of Melbourne, Fl. Saturday January 28th, 7pm. The Space Coast Predators also fell short of their first win this past Saturday against the Charlotte County Reign. Both teams will now look forward to bringing home their first win of the season. Find out Sunday January 29th... the winner of that game.

January 28th - Space Coast Predators  - HOME - Booker High School 3201 N. Orange Ave. Sarasota - Kick off 7pm!

February 4th - Charlotte County Reign - Away - Port Charlotte High School 18200 Cochran Blvd.

February 11th - Bay Area Warriors - Home - 3:30pm
"Sweetheart Game"
CALLING ALL... Mothers, Wives, Girlfriends, Family and Friends... Come out and support your sweethearts by wearing red, black, and gold attire. Their will be raffles throughout the game and "sweet treats" for the first 25 fans coming out to support their love ones. Bring your noise makers and pom poms... prizes will be given to the loudest fan in the stands!!
Come out and watch the Booker High Schools Color Guard and the "Sky Dive" event of the gameballs at the start of kickoff... get their early because your not going to want to miss this!! For more information on the sky dive...  SkyDiveSarasotaFl.com

February 18th - Bradenton Gladiators - Away - PAL Sports Complex Bradenton, Fl

March 3rd - Dade County Chiefs - Home - 7:05pm

March 10th - Miami Spartans - Away - South Ridge High School 19355 SW 114 Ave. Miami, Fl

March 17h - Charlotte County Reign - Home -3:30pm

March 24th - Bay Area Warriors - Away - Suncoast YMCA 1801 119 St. N. Largo, Fl

March 31st - Bradenton Gladiators - Home - 3:30pm

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(Game Times Are Subject To Change)

The Sarasota Millionaires has brought aboard Robert "Pig" Goff as their teams Strength and Conditioning coach.

Goff, who also played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the New Orleans Saints and Minnesota Vikings graduated from Bayshore High School in nearby Bradenton, FL. He was a speaker last season to the team and spoke about motivation, dedication and preparation. The Millionaires organization is honored to have Goff join their program and knows with his experience and wealth of knowledge he will be a great asset to the Millionaires organization. Goff was one of the first to bring Minor League Football to the Sarasota - Bradenton area when he created the Palmetto Hogs. From his years of experience Goff knows first hand what it takes to instill in the players to get them prepared to play at a high level of football.

Sarasota, Fl: Ernest P. Givins Jr. has signed on to be the new head coach of the highly accomplished Minor league football team, The Sarasota Millionaires! As an ex-NFL star, Givins brings a wealth of talent and athletic insight to a team that is notable for their winning spirit! His professional career began as a wide receiver when he was picked by the Houston Oilers in the second round of the NFL 1986 Draft. Nine of Givins’ 10 seasons in the NFL were played with the Oilers which included a two-time selection for the 1990 and 1992 Pro Bowl. He was recognized for his celebration dances after a touchdown in which many passes came through the hands of legendary quarterback, Warren Moon. Givins’ career stats include an impressive 571 receptions, 8,215 receiving yards, and 49 touchdowns.