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Charlotte Rage Year founded 1992 Year folded 1996 Prior names none Divisional championships {{{divisional}}} ArenaBowl championships none The Charlotte Rage was a team in the Arena Football League.
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History
They competed in the 1992-1996 seasons. They played their home games at the Charlotte Coliseum, then also home of the Charlotte Hornets of the National Basketball Association.
The team made the playoffs in 1993 and 1994, losing both times to the Arizona Rattlers in the first round.
Their logo consisted of an enraged bull which was both snorting fire and surrounded by it. The team was discontinued after the completion of the 1996 season.
Season-by-season
Notable players
- Joe DeLamielleure, Offensive / Defensive Lineman Future NFL Hall-of-Fame OL
- Stefan Adams, Wide Receiver/Defensive back 1994
- Les Barley, Fullback/Linebacker 1992-1993; 1996
- Frank Bianchini, Wide Receiver/Defensive back 1992
- Mike Black, Kicker 1993-1994
- Dan Bradley, Quarterback 1993-1994
- Anthony Howard, Wide Receiver/Linebacker 1994
- Andy Kelly, Quarterback 1993; 1995-1996
- Tony Kimbrough, Quarterback 1993-1994
- Billy Owens, Wide Receiver/Linebacker 1995-1996
- Danny Smith, Wide Receiver/Linebacker 1992-1994
- Cliff Stoudt, Co-Owner / Announcer / Offencive Coordinator, 1992-95
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- Sports clubs established in 1992
- Sports clubs disestablished in 1996
- Sports in Charlotte, North Carolina
- Arena Football League in Charlotte, North Carolina
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