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2001 Arena Football League season


FieldValue
title2001 Arena Football League season
leagueArena Football League
sportArena football
durationApril 13, 2001 – August 19, 2001
finalsArenaBowl XV
finals_champGrand Rapids Rampage
finals_runner-upNashville Kats
finals_MVPTerrill Shaw, GRA
finals_MVP_linkMost valuable player
seasonslistList of Arena Football League seasons
seasonslistnamesAFL
prevseason_link2000 Arena Football League season
prevseason_year2000
nextseason_link2002 Arena Football League season
nextseason_year2002

| finals_runner-up = Nashville Kats

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.

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

TeamOverallDivisionWinsLossesPercentageWinsLossesPercentage
**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

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All-Arena team

PositionFirst teamSecond team
QuarterbackAaron Garcia, New YorkClint Dolezel, Grand Rapids
Fullback/LinebackerAndre Bowden, Tampa BayRupert Grant, Nashville
Wide receiver/Defensive backDameon Porter, Chicago
Jarrick Hillery, NashvilleJay Jones, Indiana
Charlie Davidson, Toronto
Wide receiver/LinebackerGary Compton, MilwaukeeMichael Baker, Grand Rapids
Offensive specialistKevin Swayne, New YorkJames Bowden, Tampa Bay
Offensive lineman/Defensive linemanJames Baron, Nashville
Robert Stewart, New York
R-Kal Truluck, DetroitErnest Allen, Orlando
Joe Jacobs, San Jose
Rod Williams, Tampa Bay
Defensive specialistKenny McEntyre, Orlando
Mark Ricks, Los AngelesDamon Mason, Orlando
Cornelius Coe, Indiana
KickerMike Black, Tampa BayBrian Gowins, Grand Rapids

References

References

  1. (August 19, 2001). "Rampage down Kats in Arenabowl". OurSports Central.
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