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Birmingham Bandits Conference American Division Eastern (1991–92) League CBA Established 1991 Folded 1992 Arena Bill Harris Arena Capacity 5,000 Location Birmingham , Alabama Team colors white, green Ownership Tom and Jane McMillan
The Birmingham Bandits were a professional basketball team based in Birmingham, Alabama . They played 1 season in the Continental Basketball Association (CBA), the defunct development league for the National Basketball Association (NBA).
History [ edit ]
In April 1991, the owner of the Pensacola Tornados , Tom McMillan announced his intention to relocate the team, citing poor attendance.[1] Knoxville, Tennessee and Huntsville, Alabama , McMillan ultimately decided to move the team to Birmingham, Alabama , officially announcing it in May 1991.[1] NBA franchises, the Atlanta Hawks and the San Antonio Spurs ,[2] Morris McHone was named head coach, replacing former Tornados coach Fred Bryan.[1] Denver, Colorado , the Bandits selected Melvin Cheatum , a former player of the Alabama Crimson Tide .[3] Tank Collins from New Orleans , Corey Crowder from Kentucky Wesleyan , Emmitt Smith from Georgia Southern , Ron Moye from Hartford and Chris Collier from Georgia State ; the Bandits traded Tank Collins' rights to the Tri-City Chinook in exchange for Michael Ansley .[4]
The Bandits were included in the Eastern Division of the American Conference with the Albany Patroons , the Columbus Horizon and the Grand Rapids Hoops .[5] Quad City Thunder on November 8, 1991, losing 118–114.[6] [6] Philadelphia 76ers and Dave Popson by the Milwaukee Bucks . The Bandits ended the season with a 25–31 record, good for the second place in the Eastern Division, which qualified them for the playoffs.[5]
The team recorded the worst attendance of the CBA, and owner McMillan announced that the Kahler Corporation had acquired the franchise on May 28, 1992: the team was relocated to Rochester, Minnesota and became the Rochester Renegade .[1] [7]
Season-by-season records [ edit ]
Years
Wins
Losses
Winning percentage
Head coach(s )
Ref
1991–92
25 31 .446
Morris McHone
[8]
All-time roster [ edit ]
Leonard Allen
Michael Ansley
Chris Collier
Michael Cutright
William DeVaughn
Jim Farmer
Mike Goodson
Skeeter Henry
Richard Hollis
Anthony Houston
Larry Houzer
Elfrem Jackson
Eric Johnson
Eugene McDowell
Dave Popson
Rob Robbins
Emmett Smith
Irving Thomas
Mark Wade
Earl Warren
Robert Youngblood
Sources [8] [9]
References [ edit ]
^ "CBA 1991 COLLEGE DRAFT AT DENVER, COLO". The Des Moines Register
^ "Basketball". The Anniston Star
^ a b Bradley, Robert; Anderson, Chris; Astolfi, Mark; Bradley, Robert; Foster, Marc; Grasso, John; Smith, John Z. "History of the Continental Basketball Association" . apbr.org . Retrieved April 18, 2019 .
^ a b "Game Results" . birminghamprosports.com . Retrieved April 24, 2019 .
^ "BASKETBALL". The Marion Star
^ a b "1991-92 Birmingham Bandits Statistics" . StatsCrew.com . Retrieved April 18, 2019 .
^ "Roster" . birminghamprosports.com . Retrieved April 24, 2019 .
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