1993 Miami Hooters season

The 1993 Miami Hooters season was the second season for the franchise, as their first season in Miami, Florida after moving from Sacramento, California. They finished 5–7 and lost in the 1st round of the AFL playoffs to the Tampa Bay Storm.

1993 Miami Hooters season
Head coachDon Strock
Home fieldMiami Arena
Results
Record5–7
Division place4th
Playoff finishL 1st Round vs. Orlando Predators

Regular season

Schedule

WeekDateOpponentResultsGame site
Final scoreTeam record
1 May 14 Charlotte Rage L 32-34 0-1 Miami Arena
2 May 22 at Albany Firebirds L 23-52 0-2 Knickerbocker Arena
3 May 28 Tampa Bay Storm L 22-29 0-3 Miami Arena
4 June 5 Orlando Predators W 45-37 1-3 Miami Arena
5 June 11 at Orlando Predators L 14-56 1-4 Orlando Arena
6 June 18 at Detroit Drive L 20-27 1-5 Joe Louis Arena
7 June 25 Dallas Texans L 28-30 (OT) 1-6 Miami Arena
8 July 2 Albany Firebirds W 43-27 2-6 Miami Arena
9 July 10 at Cincinnati Rockers W 59-51 3-6 Riverfront Coliseum
10 July 17 at Tampa Bay Storm L 46-65 3-7 Florida Suncoast Dome
11 July 24 Cleveland Thunderbolts W 40-25 4-7 Miami Arena
12 July 3 at Charlotte Rage W 57-48 5-7 Charlotte Coliseum

Standings

1993 Arena Football League standings
Team Overall Conference Scoring
W L PCT W L PCT PF PA PF (Avg.) PA (Avg.) STK
American Conference
xyz-Detroit Drive111.917801.00050637242.131W 4
x-Arizona Rattlers75.58362.75048648940.540.75L 1
x-Dallas Texans39.25026.25045455137.8345.92L 5
Cleveland Thunderbolts210.16726.25035748429.7540.33L 7
Cincinnati Rockers210.16726.25039452532.8343.75W 1
National Conference
xy-Orlando Predators102.83362.75052635543.8329.58L 1
x-Tampa Bay Storm93.75053.62557138947.5832.42W 3
x-Charlotte Rage66.50035.37544050936.6642.42L 2
x-Miami Hooters57.41735.37525849121.540.92W 2
x-Albany Firebirds57.41735.37548249040.1640.83W 1

z – clinched homefield advantage

y – clinched division title

x – clinched playoff spot

Playoffs

RoundDateOpponentResultsGame site
Final scoreTeam record
Semi-finals August 6 at Orlando Predators L 13-41 0–1 Orlando Arena
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