Philadelphia Stars

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The Philadelphia Stars were a professional American football team in the United States Football League (USFL) during the early 1980s, known as one of the league’s most successful franchises.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Football League team
professional American football team
abbreviation PHI Stars NERFINISHED
activeInSeason 1983 USFL season NERFINISHED
1984 USFL season NERFINISHED
1985 USFL season NERFINISHED
basedIn Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
conference Eastern Conference NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
division Atlantic Division NERFINISHED
era early 1980s
foundedIn 1983
headCoach Jim Mora NERFINISHED
homeCity Philadelphia NERFINISHED
homeStadium Franklin Field NERFINISHED
Veterans Stadium NERFINISHED
knownFor dominant defense
strong running game
league United States Football League NERFINISHED
notableCoach Vince Tobin NERFINISHED
notablePlayer Bart Oates NERFINISHED
Chuck Fusina NERFINISHED
Ike Holt NERFINISHED
Kelvin Bryant NERFINISHED
Sam Mills NERFINISHED
Scott Fitzkee NERFINISHED
owner Myles Tanenbaum NERFINISHED
reachedChampionshipGame 1983 USFL Championship Game NERFINISHED
1984 USFL Championship Game NERFINISHED
1985 USFL Championship Game
reasonForEnd USFL collapse
relocatedTeamName Baltimore Stars NERFINISHED
relocatedTo Baltimore NERFINISHED
relocationSeason 1985
rival Michigan Panthers NERFINISHED
New Jersey Generals NERFINISHED
Tampa Bay Bandits NERFINISHED
shortName Stars NERFINISHED
sport American football
status defunct
teamColors gold
red
white
winLossRecordType one of the best in USFL history
wonChampionship 1984 USFL Championship NERFINISHED
1985 USFL Championship NERFINISHED

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Sam Mills playedForTeam Philadelphia Stars
Michigan Panthers hasRival Philadelphia Stars