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The 2012 Virginia Destroyers season was the second and final season for the United Football League franchise and the fourth in the combined history of the Destroyers and its predecessor, the Florida Tuskers.
The team, along with the rest of the league, suspended operations after week 4, with multiple players reporting that they were never paid for their services.Player says he's still waiting to be paid for 4 Virginia Destroyers games https://www.13newsnow.com/article/news/player-says-hes-still-waiting-to-be-paid-for-4-virginia-destroyers-games/291-418117226 1 March 2026 WVEC 30 November 2012
Personnel
Staff
2012 Virginia Destroyers #890034 #CECFD1 #002A5C Owner – Bill Mayer
President – John Wuehrmann
Director of player personnel – Bret Munsey Head coach/general manager – Kurt Schottenheimer Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks – Terry Shea
Running backs – Gerald Carr
Wide receivers – Bob Saunders
Offensive line – Bill Laveroni
Offensive quality control – Lance Zeno Defensive coordinator – James Willis
Defensive line – Tim Krumrie
Linebackers – Kurt Gouveia
Defensive backs – David Gibbs
Defensive quality control – Mickey Mays Special teams – Mike Stock Strength/tight ends – Chet Fuhrman
PA announcer - Henry W. Ayer III
Roster
2012 Virginia Destroyers final #890034 #CECFD1 #002A5C 50 5 October 19, 2012 3 Derek Devine
14 Chris Greisen
8 Mike McMahon American football 29 Adrian N. Peterson
33 Dominic Rhodes
25 Wynel Seldon
22 Clifton Smith return specialist -- Darvin Adams
19 David Clowney
84 Jonathan Holland American football
-- David Kircus
88 Calvin Russell American football
81 Ernest Smith American football
82 John Standeford
15 Huey Whittaker 83 Cameron Graham American football
89 Ben Patrick 64 George Bussey G
63 Ryan Cave G
61 Stanley Daniels American football G
66 Anthony Davis offensive tackle, born 1980 G
58 Paul Fenaroli C
77 Chris Patrick gridiron football T
65 Jose Valdez American football T
76 Thomas Welch American football T 69 Christian Anthony DE
68 McKinley Boykin DT
92 Marcus Harrison DT
59 Larry Hart American football DE
91 Eric Norwood DE
94 Stylez G. White DE
99 Claude Wroten DT 54 Lee Campbell American football MLB
52 Savion Frazier OLB
53 Neal Howey MLB
55 Terrence Melton OLB
56 Kerry Neal OLB
50 Tony Taylor American football OLB
-- Jake Trantin y OLB 21 Antareis Bryan CB
23 Jerome Carter FS
31 Cletis Gordon CB
45 Michael Hamlin SS
27 Reggie Jones cornerback, born 1986 CB
26 Aaron Rouse SS
24 Darius Vinnett CB
35 Kyle Whitehurst CB 4 Brett Bowden P
57 Clint Mower LS
1 Kenny Spencer K -- Anthony Hill tight end TE IR
93 Mark Robinson defensive lineman DT IR
96 Kiante Tripp DT IR
28 Torri Williams SS IR
39 DeAngelo Willingham CB/FS IR
Schedule
Week Date Opponent Result Record Venue Attendance 1 September 26, 2012 at Las Vegas Locomotives L 6–19 0–1 Sam Boyd Stadium 2,500 2 October 5, 2012 Sacramento Mountain Lions W 37–29 1–1 Virginia Beach Sportsplex 5,316 3 October 12, 2012 at Omaha Nighthawks L 10–38 1–2 TD Ameritrade Park 4 October 19, 2012 Sacramento Mountain Lions L 17–20 1–3 Virginia Beach Sportsplex 5 October 26, 2012 Las Vegas Locomotives Canceled Virginia Beach Sportsplex 6 November 2, 2012 at Sacramento Mountain Lions Canceled Raley Field 7 November 9, 2012 Omaha Nighthawks Canceled Virginia Beach Sportsplex 8 November 14, 2012 vs. Omaha Nighthawks Canceled TD Ameritrade Park
Standings
VIR
References
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