2012 Marion Blue Racers season

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OwnerLaMonte and Shavonne Coleman
General managerLaMonte Coleman
Head coachLorenzo Styles (resigned March 30: 3-1 record)
Marc Huddleston (interim)
Home stadiumVeterans Memorial Coliseum
220 East Fairground Street
Marion, OH 43302
2012 Marion Blue Racers season
OwnerLaMonte and Shavonne Coleman
General managerLaMonte Coleman
Head coachLorenzo Styles (resigned March 30: 3-1 record)
Marc Huddleston (interim)
Home stadiumVeterans Memorial Coliseum
220 East Fairground Street
Marion, OH 43302
Results
Record7–5
Conference place3rd
PlayoffsLost Semifinals 47-56 (Explosion)

The 2012 Marion Blue Racers season was the 2nd season for the United Indoor Football League (UIFL) franchise.

On July 5, 2011, the Blue Racers announced they were leaving the CIFL to join the Ultimate Indoor Football League.[1] The Blue Racers were added as a member of the Northern Conference, re-uniting with, their arch-rivals, the Cincinnati Commandos. On August 17, 2011, Lorenzo Styles was named the 3rd head coach in franchise history.[2] In February, team CEO and General Manager, LaMonte Coleman, took a coaching position with the Pittsburgh Power of the Arena Football League.[3] The following day, Ryan Sawyer was named the team's interim general manager while Coleman was coaching in Pittsburgh.[4] On March 30, 2012, Styles resigned as the head coach of the Blue Racers after compiling a 3-1 record, citing personal reason as the reason for his resignation.[5] Offensive Coordinator Marc Huddleston, took over as the team's head coach.[6] The team remained a strong pipeline for the Pittsburgh Power, as both the team's kickers, Trey Kramer and Seth Burkholder, signed with the team.[7][8] The Blue Racers finished the season with a 7–4 record, earning the 3rd seed in the UIFL North playoff. The team traveled to play the second seeded Erie Explosion, where the game was played at a high school field, where the team had built walls for the playing field. It is the first time an indoor football game, has been played outdoors. The Explosion went on to defeat the Blue Racers 56–47, after the Blue Racers had led 22–0 early in the game.[9]

Regular season

Key:   Win   Tie   Loss   Bye

Week Day Date Opponent Results Location
Score Record
1 Saturday March 3 Eastern Kentucky Drillers W 48-34[10] 1-0 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2 Saturday March 10 Western Pennsylvania Sting W 68-27 2-0 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
3 Sunday March 18 at Eastern Kentucky Drillers L 47-61[11] 2-1 Eastern Kentucky Expo Center
4 Saturday March 24 Johnstown Generals W 41-19 3-1 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
5 BYE
6 Saturday April 7 at Johnstown Generals W 56-23 4-1 Cambria County War Memorial Arena
7 BYE
8 Saturday April 21 Huntington Wildcatz W 98-6 5-1 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
9 Saturday April 28 at Cincinnati Commandos L 38-58 5-2 Cincinnati Gardens
10 Saturday May 5 Cincinnati Commandos L 53-61 5-3 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
11 BYE
12 Saturday May 19 Cincinnati Commandos W 51-49 6-3 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
13 BYE
14 Saturday June 2 at Cincinnati Commandos L 24-30 6-4 Cincinnati Gardens
15 Saturday June 9 Erie Explosion L 64-65 (OT) 6-5 Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Postseason

Round Day Date Opponent Results Location
Score Record
Northern Semifinals Saturday June 16 at Erie Explosion L 47-56[12] 0-1 Cathedral Preparatory School

Standings

Final roster

References

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