Southmen

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Southmen was the commonly used name for the Memphis Southmen, a short-lived professional American football team in the World Football League during the mid-1970s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World Football League team
defunct American football team
professional American football team
activeSeasons 1974
1975
alsoKnownAs Memphis Southmen NERFINISHED
Southmen NERFINISHED
attemptedToSign Jim Kiick NERFINISHED
Larry Csonka NERFINISHED
Paul Warfield NERFINISHED
ceasedOperationsReason World Football League collapse
city Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
competitionLevel major professional
country United States of America
surface form: United States
countrySubdivision Tennessee NERFINISHED
dissolved 1975
division WFL Eastern Division NERFINISHED
era mid-1970s
founded 1974
fullName Memphis Southmen NERFINISHED
helmetColor brown
helmetLogo stylized bear head
homeCity Memphis, Tennessee NERFINISHED
homeStadium Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium NERFINISHED
jerseyPrimaryColor brown
league World Football League NERFINISHED
mascotTheme bear
nickname Grizzlies NERFINISHED
notableCoach John McVay NERFINISHED
notableQuarterback Danny White NERFINISHED
notableRunningBack Jesse Mims NERFINISHED
originallyPlannedCity Toronto, Ontario GENERATED
owner John F. Bassett NERFINISHED
playedOutdoor true
playoffAppearances 1974
reasonForRelocation Canadian Football League opposition to WFL in Canada
regularSeasonRecord1974 17–3
regularSeasonRecord1975 7–4
relocatedBeforeFirstSeason Toronto to Memphis
shortLived true
sport American football
successorNameUsedBy Memphis Grizzlies (NBA) NERFINISHED
teamColors brown
orange
white
wonDivisionTitle 1974 WFL Eastern Division NERFINISHED

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Memphis Southmen shortName Southmen