Mississippi Mudcats

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Mississippi Mudcats
Founded 2007
Arena BancorpSouth Center
Based in Tupelo, Mississippi
Colors green, gold, grey
League American Indoor Football Association
Head coach Brian Brents
President of Football Operations Todd Ellis

The Mississippi Mudcats are a team of the American Indoor Football Association scheduled to begin play in 2007. They will play their home games at the BancorpSouth Arena in Tupelo, Mississippi.

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[edit] History

The team was announced on June 20, 2006, the same day as the team now known as the Danville Demolition. One month later, it was announced that Todd Ellis, former Georgia Tech Football Player, would be the team owner.

A name-the team contest was held, and despite Ellis' preference of "Tupelo Kings" (which would have been in honor of Elvis Presley-the "King of Rock 'n' Roll" was born in Tupelo), the team was christened the Mississippi Mudcats, the same day they would announce Brian Brents as their head coach.

Tupelo had previously hosted another indoor football team, the Tupelo FireAnts, who played in the NIFL and UIF from 2002 until 2005.

[edit] Season-By-Season

Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties

Season W L T Finish Playoff Results
*2007 7 0 0 1st Southern --

* = Current Standing

[edit] 2007 Season Schedule

Date Opponent Home/Away Result
February 3 Pittsburgh RiverRats Home Won 54-34
February 10 Montgomery Bears Home Won 57-27
February 17 Lakeland Thunderbolts Home Won 46-36
February 24 Gulf Coast Raiders Home Won 74-45
March 10 Tallahassee Titans Away Won 62-58
March 17 Florence Phantoms Home Won 63-14
March 24 Baltimore Blackbirds Home Won 80-20
April 2 Montgomery Bears Away
April 7 Carolina Speed Away
April 14 Tallahassee Titans Home
April 28 Carolina Speed Home
May 5 Lakeland Thunderbolts Away
May 19 Florence Phantoms Away
May 25 Erie Freeze Away

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Related articles: American Indoor Football Association | American Bowl | Arena football | Indoor football