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ArenaBowl X

42

38

1

2

3

4

Total

TB

13

15

7

7

42

IOWA

14

14

3

7

38

Date

August 26, 1996

Arena

Iowa Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Des Moines, Iowa

MVP

Stevie Thomas, WR/LB, Tampa Bay

Attendance

11,411

Winning coach

Tim Marcum

Losing coach

John Gregory

TV in the United States

Network

ESPN

Announcers

Todd Christensen, Kirk Herbstreit, Mike Golic

  • ArenaBowl
  • XI →
  • ArenaBowl X was the Arena Football League's tenth ArenaBowl. The game featured the #2 Tampa Bay Storm of the National Conference against the #1 Iowa Barnstormers of the American Conference. Both teams ended their regular seasons at 12–2, yet Iowa had a better conference record (7–2 to 6–2). For the Storm, they were hoping to get their fourth championship title in six overall appearances, while the Barnstormers (in only their second season) were trying to win their first league championship game.

    Game summary[edit]

    In the first quarter, Tampa Bay struck first with Quarterback Jay Gruden completing a 12-yard touchdown pass to OL/DL Lynn Rowland, yet the Barnstormers took the lead with Quarterback Kurt Warner completing a 16-yard touchdown pass to WR/LB Chris Spencer and a 30-yard touchdown pass to OS Lamont Cooper. The Storm would wrap up the period with Gruden completing a 30-yard touchdown pass to OS George LaFrance (with a failed PAT).

    In the second quarter, Iowa increased its lead with Warner completing a nine-yard touchdown pass to WR/DB Willis Jacox, yet Tampa Bay took control with Gruden completing a 35-yard touchdown pass to WR/LB Stevie Thomas. Afterwards, Thomas would return an interception nine yards for a touchdown. The Barnstormers would wrap up the half with FB/LB Ron Moran getting a one-yard touchdown run.

    In the third quarter, the Storm regained the lead with Gruden completing a 21-yard touchdown pass to FB/LB Ivan Caesar, yet Iowa responded with kicker Mike Black getting a 32-yard field goal.

    In the fourth quarter, the Barnstormers reclaimed its lead with Warner and Spencer hooking up with each other again on a four-yard touchdown pass, yet Tampa Bay retook the lead with Gruden and Thomas hooking up with each other again on a seven-yard touchdown pass. Afterwards, Warner would lead Iowa on a late game drive to the Storm's one-yard, yet on four-straight downs, Tampa Bay kept the Barnstormers out of the end zone.

    With the win, the Storm claimed its fourth title in six seasons.

    Scoring summary[edit]

    1st Quarter

    2nd Quarter

    3rd Quarter

    4th Quarter

    Trivia[edit]

    In popular culture[edit]

    This game was prominently featured in Warner's 2021 biopic, American Underdog.

    References[edit]

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