Baltimore Stars

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The Baltimore Stars were a mid-1980s United States Football League (USFL) team known for their strong defense and back-to-back league championships.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American football team
United States Football League team
defunct sports team
activeInDecade 1980s
basedIn Baltimore NERFINISHED
championshipCount 2
cityAtTimeOfChampionships Baltimore for 1985 title
Philadelphia for 1984 title
coach Jim Mora NERFINISHED
color gold
red
white
conference USFL Eastern Conference NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
defensiveLeader Sam Mills NERFINISHED
defensiveReputation one of the best defenses in USFL history
division USFL Atlantic Division NERFINISHED
finalSeason 1985
headCoach Jim Mora NERFINISHED
homeStadium Memorial Stadium NERFINISHED
knownFor back-to-back USFL championships
strong defense
league United States Football League NERFINISHED
leagueTitle USFL champions 1984
USFL champions 1985
notablePlayer Chuck Fusina NERFINISHED
Ike Holt NERFINISHED
Kelvin Bryant NERFINISHED
Sam Mills NERFINISHED
Scott Woerner NERFINISHED
offensiveLeader Kelvin Bryant NERFINISHED
playedHomeGamesIn Baltimore Memorial Stadium NERFINISHED
predecessor Philadelphia Stars NERFINISHED
quarterback Chuck Fusina NERFINISHED
relocatedFrom Philadelphia Stars NERFINISHED
relocationReason stadium and financial issues in Philadelphia
seasonPlayed 1985 USFL season
shortName Stars NERFINISHED
sport American football
state Maryland
status defunct
successorLeagueContext folded with the USFL after 1985 season
wonChampionship 1984 USFL Championship NERFINISHED
1985 USFL Championship NERFINISHED

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Sam Mills playedForTeam Baltimore Stars
Oakland Invaders lostTo Baltimore Stars