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1991 Tampa Bay Storm season

Arena Football League team season


Arena Football League team season

FieldValue
teamTampa Bay Storm
logoTBStorm2.gif
year1991
record8–2
division_place2nd
coachFran Curci
ownerBob Gries
stadiumFlorida Suncoast Dome
playoffsWon Semi-Finals (Dynamite) 40-13
Won ArenaBowl V (Drive) 48–42
previous1990 (Pit. Gladiators)
shortnavlinkOther seasons

Won ArenaBowl V (Drive) 48–42

The ** Tampa Bay Storm season** was the fifth season for the Arena Football League franchise, and its first season as the Tampa Bay Storm. The team was sold to Bob Gries in 1990, and he quickly moved the team from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to St. Petersburg, Florida. The team played their home games at the Florida Suncoast Dome.

Regular season

Schedule

WeekDateOpponentResultsGame siteFinal scoreTeam record12345678910
June 1Orlando PredatorsL 38–510–1Florida Suncoast Dome
June 8at Columbus ThunderboltsW 53–121–1Ohio Expo Center Coliseum
June 15at New Orleans NightW 27–172–1Louisiana Superdome
June 22Dallas TexansW 56–483–1Florida Suncoast Dome
June 29Albany FirebirdsW 57–534–1Florida Suncoast Dome
July 8at Detroit DriveW 38–295–1Joe Louis Arena
July 13Denver DynamiteW 30–136–1Florida Suncoast Dome
July 19at Denver DynamiteL 34–516–2McNichols Sports Arena
July 27at Orlando PredatorsW 26–167–2Orlando Arena
August 2New Orleans NightW 62–198–2Florida Suncoast Dome

Standings

y – clinched regular-season title

x – clinched playoff spot

Playoffs

RoundDateOpponentResultsGame siteFinal scoreTeam recordSemi-finalsArenaBowl V
August 9Denver DynamiteW 40–131–0Florida Suncoast Dome
August 17at Detroit DriveW 48–422–0Joe Louis Arena

Roster

1991 Tampa Bay Storm roster
Quarterbacks

Awards

PositionPlayerAwardAll-Arena team
Head coachFran CurciCoach of the Year
Fullback/LinebackerLynn Bradfordnone1st
Offensive/Defensive LinemanTom Gizzinone2nd

References

References

  1. Frank Pastor. (March 19, 2003). "Ex-owner drops behind enemy lines". St. Petersburg Times.
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