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2001 Arena Football League season
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2001 Arena Football League season Arena Football League Arena football April 13, 2001 – August 19, 2001 ArenaBowl XV Grand Rapids Rampage Nashville Kats Terrill Shaw, GRA Most valuable player List of Arena Football League seasons AFL 2000 Arena Football League season 2000 2002 Arena Football League season 2002
USA 360 National: 10px Eastern, 10px SouthernAmerican: 10px Western, 10px Central no USA Firebirds bottom ButtonYellow.svg 39.769 -86.158
USA Fury bottom ButtonYellow.svg 42.688 -83.234
USA Mustangs left ButtonYellow.svg 43.050 -87.950
USA Rampage top ButtonYellow.svg 42.961 -85.656
USA 0.4em Rush left ButtonYellow.svg 41.882 -87.628
USA Avengers top ButtonRed.svg 34.050 -118.250
USA Rattlers bottom ButtonRed.svg 33.448 -112.074
USA SaberCats top ButtonRed.svg 37.336 -121.891
USA Thunderbears bottom ButtonRed.svg 29.763 -95.383
USA Wranglers top ButtonRed.svg 35.469 -97.521
USA Bobcats bottom ButtonBlue.svg 26.157 -80.286
USA Kats bottom ButtonBlue.svg 36.162 -86.774
USA Predators top ButtonBlue.svg 28.540 -81.380
USA Storm left ButtonBlue.svg 27.948 -82.459
USA Cobras bottom ButtonLightBlue.svg 35.780 -78.640
USA Dragons right ButtonLightBlue.svg 40.703 -73.591
USA Destroyers right ButtonLightBlue.svg 42.886 -78.878
USA Phantoms top ButtonLightBlue.svg 43.742 -79.373
USA Gladiators bottom ButtonLightBlue.svg 40.817 -74.085
The 2001 Arena Football League season was the 15th season of the Arena Football League. The league champions were the Grand Rapids Rampage, who defeated the Nashville Kats in ArenaBowl XV.http://www.oursportscentral.com/services/releases/rampage-down-kats-in-arenabowl/n-2707556 Rampage down Kats in Arenabowl August 19, 2001 OurSports Central www.oursportscentral.com July 19, 2017
Relocation
The New England Seawolves was purchased by TD Securities and were relocated to Toronto to become the Toronto Phantoms.
On October 19, 2000, the Albany Firebirds announced they were relocating the Indianapolis.
On November 1, 2000, the Iowa Barnstormers announced that they relocated to New York to become the New York Dragons.
Standings
Team Overall DivisionWinsLossesPercentageWinsLossesPercentage National Conference Eastern Division Toronto Phantoms860.571710.875 New York Dragons860.571440.500 Carolina Cobras770.500530.625 Buffalo Destroyers680.429440.500 New Jersey Gladiators2120.143080.000 Southern Division Nashville Kats1040.714420.667 Tampa Bay Storm1040.714330.500 Orlando Predators860.571330.500 Florida Bobcats680.429240.333 American Conference Central Division Grand Rapids Rampage1130.786620.750 Indiana Firebirds950.643440.500 Detroit Fury770.500530.625 Chicago Rush770.500350.375 Milwaukee Mustangs3110.214260.250 Western Division San Jose SaberCats1040.714710.833 Arizona Rattlers860.571530.625 Los Angeles Avengers590.357440.500 Oklahoma Wranglers590.357350.375 Houston Thunderbears3110.214170.125
Green indicates clinched playoff berth
Purple indicates division champion
Grey indicates best regular season record
Playoffs
Wild Card Round Quarterfinals Semifinals ArenaBowl XV 6 Orlando 26 11 Chicago 41 5 Indiana 58 12 Carolina 41 8 Toronto 64 9 New York 57 7 Arizona 52 10 Detroit 44 1 Grand Rapids 53 11 Chicago 21 4 Tampa Bay 31 5 Indiana 68 2 Nashville 45 8 Toronto 38 3 San Jose 68 7 Arizona 49 1 Grand Rapids 83 5 Indiana 70 2 Nashville 71 3 San Jose 47 1 Grand Rapids 64 2 Nashville 42
All-Arena team
PositionFirst teamSecond teamQuarterbackAaron Garcia, New YorkClint Dolezel, Grand RapidsFullback/LinebackerAndre Bowden, Tampa BayRupert Grant, NashvilleWide receiver/Defensive backDameon Porter, ChicagoJarrick Hillery, NashvilleJay Jones, IndianaCharlie Davidson, TorontoWide receiver/LinebackerGary Compton, MilwaukeeMichael Baker, Grand RapidsOffensive specialistKevin Swayne, New YorkJames Bowden, Tampa BayOffensive lineman/Defensive linemanJames Baron, NashvilleRobert Stewart, New YorkR-Kal Truluck, DetroitErnest Allen, OrlandoJoe Jacobs, San JoseRod Williams, Tampa BayDefensive specialistKenny McEntyre, OrlandoMark Ricks, Los AngelesDamon Mason, OrlandoCornelius Coe, IndianaKickerMike Black, Tampa BayBrian Gowins, Grand Rapids
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