Indoor American Football
In the United States, indoor football is football played indoors. While varied, the rules of indoor football are specifically designed to allow for play in a smaller area which would normally be used for a sport such as basketball or ice hockey. An indoor football playing season is typically scheduled to begin in mid to late winter and continue to the middle of summer.
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