Houma, La. – The Louisiana Revolution is about to witness a dynamic duo that is sure to strike fear into the hearts of opponents. Gary Birney and Gary Clem, two formidable forces in the SFL, are joining the Revolution, bringing their immense talent and unwavering determination to the field. Their arrival marks a turning point for the team as they prepare to dominate the upcoming season.

Gary Birney, an exceptional defensive tackle hailing from Tyler, Texas, has built a reputation as a relentless force on the field. After an impressive career with the Portland Fleet, Birney found himself on the move, seeking a fresh challenge with the Canton Classics. However, fate had other plans for him, leading him to the Louisiana Revolution. This transition sees Birney embracing a new position, converting from defensive tackle to the defensive end for the first time in his career. Such adaptability and willingness to take on new challenges highlight Birney’s commitment to his craft and his team.

Joining Birney in this thrilling venture is his dear friend and former teammate, Gary Clem, an outstanding outside linebacker with an unparalleled drive for success. Clem’s journey in the SFL has seen him make significant contributions to multiple franchises, leaving a lasting impact wherever he goes. After playing three seasons with the Portland Fleet and two seasons with the Canton Classics, Clem’s decision to join the Louisiana Revolution demonstrates his unwavering belief in the team’s potential and the chance to reunite with his trusted friend, Tommy Utah.

The Louisiana Revolution, under the ownership and coaching leadership of Gerald Smith, has built a team that thrives on unity, talent, and a shared love for the game. With the addition of Birney and Clem, the Revolution’s defense receives a substantial boost, forming an intimidating line of defense that will leave opposing offenses in disarray. Birney’s remarkable statistics, including 160 total tackles, 67 tackles for loss (TFLs), and 40 sacks over six seasons, speak volumes about his ability to disrupt plays and dominate the line of scrimmage. Clem, on the other hand, brings his own impressive resume, with 513 total tackles, 57 TFLs, and 6 interceptions over his five-season career.