The 2007 TSFA Season saw the league sign a contract with Holy Cross High School to make money off the gate. 2007 brought the biggest drop of teams with six teams leaving and only being replaced by three new teams bringing the total down to twelve. 2007 saw the beginning of regular press coverage for the TSFA with Dontay Evans stepping up and beginning a semi-regular breakdown of news called Tay's Newsletter. The Bandits reign of dominating in the regular season was stopped with them placing in 3rd in the regular season with the Longhorns claiming their first regular season title since 2004. The Ruff Ryders again dominated in the regular season, but lost in the conference championship to the Wrecking Crew in a rematch of week 10. The Bandits made their seventh straight Epler Cup Game (1st as Sharks) only to lose to former quarterback/utility back Henry "Silk" Booth and the Wrecking Crew 46 to 38. The second straight All-Star game saw the South dominate the North 32-12.
