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1995 Miami Hooters season

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1995 Miami Hooters season
Head coachJohn Fourcade
Home fieldMiami Arena
Results
Record1–11
Division place3rd, Southern
Playoff finishDid not make playoffs

The 1995 Miami Hooters season was the fourth and final season for the Miami Hooters before their rebrand as the Florida Bobcats. They finished the 1995 Arena Football League season 1–11 and were the only team in the Southern Division to not make the playoffs.[1]

Regular season

Schedule

Week Date Opponent Results Game site (attendance)
Final score Team record
1 May 13 Tampa Bay Storm L 43–58 0–1 Miami Arena (6,978)
2 May 20 at Iowa Barnstormers L 29–41 0–2 Veterans' Memorial Auditorium (10,628)
3 May 26 at Orlando Predators L 13–51 0–3 Amway Arena (15,638)
4 June 3 San Jose SaberCats L 22–50 0–4 Miami Arena (7,100)
5 June 10 at Tampa Bay Storm L 7–54 0–5 ThunderDome (13,114)
6 June 17 Orlando Predators L 29–48 0–6 Miami Arena (6,700)
7 June 24 at Memphis Pharaohs L 24–40 0–7 Pyramid Arena (11,285)
8 July 1 Connecticut Coyotes L 39–60 0–8 Miami Arena (4,500)
9 July 8 Las Vegas Sting W 32–30 1–8 Miami Arena (3,875)
10 July 15 at Albany Firebirds L 56–82 1–9 Knickerbocker Arena (11,209)
11 July 22 at Arizona Rattlers L 29–52 1–10 Talking Stick Resort Arena (15,505)
12 July 28 St. Louis Stampede L 38–43 1–11 Miami Arena (8,406)

[2]

Standings

Team Overall Division
Wins Losses Percentage Wins Losses Percentage
National Conference
Eastern Division
Albany Firebirds 7 5 0.583 3 1 0.750
Charlotte Rage 5 7 0.417 3 1 0.750
Connecticut Coyotes 1 11 0.083 0 4 0.000
Southern Division
Tampa Bay Storm 10 2 0.833 4 0 1.000
Orlando Predators 7 5 0.583 2 2 0.500
Miami Hooters 1 11 0.083 0 4 0.000
American Conference
Central Division
St. Louis Stampede 9 3 0.750 4 2 0.667
Iowa Barnstormers 7 5 0.583 4 2 0.667
Memphis Pharaohs 6 6 0.500 3 3 0.500
Milwaukee Mustangs 4 8 0.333 1 5 0.167
Western Division
San Jose SaberCats 8 4 0.667 2 2 0.500
Arizona Rattlers 7 5 0.583 3 1 0.750
Las Vegas Sting 6 6 0.500 1 3 0.250
  • Green indicates clinched playoff berth
  • Blue indicates division champion
  • Grey indicates best regular season record

Awards

Position Player Award All-Arena team
Wide receiver/defensive back Bernard Edwards - 1st

[1]

References

  1. ^ a b "Miami Hooters Team History - 1995 | ArenaFan.com". www.arenafan.com. Retrieved April 7, 2020.
  2. ^ "1995 Miami Hooters Game-by-Game Results on StatsCrew.com". www.statscrew.com. Retrieved April 7, 2020.
This page was last edited on 14 February 2021, at 18:14
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