Milwaukee Mustangs

This article is about the current Milwaukee Mustangs franchise. For the original franchise, see Milwaukee Mustangs (1994–2001).

Milwaukee Mustangs
Founded	2009
Current season	2010
League	af2 (2009) AFL (2010–present)
Team history	Milwaukee Iron (2009–2010) Milwaukee Mustangs (2011–Present)
Arena	Bradley Center 2009–present U.S. Cellular Arena 2010 (1 playoff game)
Based in	Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Team colors	Black, Orange & Chrome
President	Unknown
Head coach	Bob Landsee
Championships	0
Division titles	1
Dancers	Fillies Dance Team
Mascot	Stang
Local media	WAUK (540 ESPN MILWAUKEE) Time Warner Cable Sports 32
Website	http://www.mkemustangs.com/

The Milwaukee Mustangs are a professional arena football team based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They are currently members of the Arena Football League (AFL), which they joined in 2010 during the league's restructuring. They play their home games at the Bradley Center in downtown Milwaukee.

The team began play in 2009 as the Milwaukee Iron, and competed in af2, the AFL's developmental league. They joined the AFL after the league's restructuring in 2010. On January 27, 2011, the team officially changed its name to the Mustangs, after an older team that had played in the AFL from 1994–2001.^[1] Their current head coach is Bob Landsee.

History

Milwaukee Iron

The Bradley Center setup for a game.

The Milwaukee Iron were announced as an af2 expansion team in March 2008 when the team's ownership group announced a three-year lease agreement to play at the Bradley Center beginning with the 2009 season. The announcement came the day before the Milwaukee Bonecrushers kicked off play in the Continental Indoor Football League at Milwaukee's US Cellular Arena.

Milwaukee had been without an arena football team since the Milwaukee Mustangs of the Arena Football League folded in 2001 after not being allowed to play at the Bradley Center.^[2]

The Iron played its first game on Thursday, March 12, 2009, a 60-0 exhibition shutout of the New Zealand Overstayers at the Bradley Center. They opened the regular season on Friday, March 27, 2009 when they played host to the Iowa Barnstormers. The Iron lost 60-38.^[3]

The Iron entered the Arena Football League in 2010.^[4] The team finished the year 11-5 and won the Midwest Division.

Milwaukee Mustangs

The team changed its name to the Mustangs on January 27, 2011. The name "Mustangs" was chosen as it was the name of the original franchise that existed from 1994 to 2001.^[1]

Head coaches

Head coach	Tenure	Regular season record (W–L)	Post season record (W–L)	Notes
Gary Compton	2009	5–11	0–0	2001 AFL Ironman of the Year Also Director of Football Operations
Bob Landsee	2010–Present	18–16	1–1	All-Big Ten & All-American Offensive Lineman at the University of Wisconsin Sixth round draft choice of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1986

Season-by-Season

The team's logo when they were known as the Milwaukee Iron.

ArenaBowl Champions

ArenaBowl Appearance

Division Champions

Playoff Berth

Season	League	Conference	Division	Regular season			Postseason results
				Finish	Wins	Losses
Milwaukee Iron
2009	AF2	American	Midwest	5th	5	11
2010	AFL	National	Midwest	1st	11	5	Won Conference Semifinal (Chicago) 64–54 Lost Conference Championship (Spokane) 57–60
Milwaukee Mustangs
2011	AFL	American	East	3rd	7	11
Total					23	27	(includes only regular season)
					1	1	(includes only the postseason)
					24	28	(includes both regular season and postseason)

Roster

Milwaukee Mustangs rosterview · talk · edit
Quarterbacks -- Gino Guidugli Fullbacks Currently vacant Wide Receivers 15 Ernest Smith WR/LB -- Timothy Clark WR/DB -- An'Thon Harris-Bushell WR/DB -- Sergiori Joachim -- Angelo Williams WR/DB -- Jonathan Wilson		Offensive Linemen -- Michael Diaz OL/DL -- James Economou OL/DL -- Abre Leggins OL/DL -- Dwayne LeFall OL/DL -- Gabe Manns -- Raymond McNeil OL/DL Defensive Linemen -- Audi Augustin -- Donald Phelps -- Travis Timmons -- Luis Vasquez		Linebackers 44 Justin Lawrence FB/LB Defensive Backs -- Justin Hannah -- Deivon Tate Kickers Currently vacant		Injured Reserve Currently vacant RTR Currently vacant Rookies in italics Roster updated October 6, 2011 20 Active, 0 Inactive → More rosters

Coaches of note

Milwaukee Mustangs Current staff

Front Office

• Vice President / General Manager - Jason Clark

Head Coaches

• Head Coach/Owner – Bob Landsee
• Assistant Head Coach / Director of Player Personnel - Mark Stoute

Defensive Coaches

• Defensive Coordinator - Cedric Walker

Special Teams Coaches

• Special Teams and FB/LB Coach - Eric Raisbeck

Notes

1. ^ ^{a b} "Breaking News: Milwaukee Iron Become Mustangs". Arena Football League. January 27, 2011. http://www.arenafootball.com/news/breaking-news-milwaukee-iron-become-mustangs. Retrieved January 27, 2011. 
2. ^ "New team has lease agreement". 2008-03-20. http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=730567. 
3. ^ "Milwaukee Iron Team Schedule". 2009-07-24. http://www.af2.com/SportSelect.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=3525&SPID=13467&SPSID=108907. 
4. ^ "ARENA FOOTBALL IS BACK FOR THE 2010 SEASON". 2009-09-28. http://mkeiron.com/. 

External links

• Milwaukee Mustangs

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