In addition to this, the team also hired Carlos Knox as head coach and moved home games to the Wigwam—a larger venue.

[6] The Alley Cats also became part of the Trinity Sports and Entertainment Group (led by NFL Quarterback Jay Fiedler), and remain there to this day.

[7] While the Alley Cats enjoyed the comforts of a set schedule and a larger arena, success was hard to come by both on and off the court.

[12] Off the court success was limited as well; the Anderson Herald-Bulletin reported that the team was having considerable difficulty marketing itself.

The Company owns 100% of both the Miami Majesty (formerly the Florida Pit Bulls) and the Indiana Alley Cats (fully acquired in May, 2007), both of which played in the ABA (American Basketball Association) during the 2005–06 season.