 After winning four MFL championships, the club changed their name to the Pontiac Arrows; in 1968, the team went fully professional by becoming the Michigan Arrows, moving their home games to Detroit, and joining the Continental Football League.Unfortunately, the Arrows did not have the organization nor the personnel to compete in the market of the NFL's Detroit Lions.The quarterback position was rotated among several players, including local product Ron Bishop, who played at U-D in the early sixties before the school dropped football.