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The Birmingham Stallions are a professional American football team based in Birmingham, Alabama. The Stallions are a member club of the South division of the United States Football League (USFL). On July 3, 2022, the Birmingham Stallions defeated the Philadelphia Stars 33-30 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, to win the league championship.
Location, Stadium, and Team Colors
The Stallions are based in Birmingham, Alabama. They play in Protective Stadium, Alabama, a multi-purpose stadium. It opened in 2021 and has a seating capacity of approximately 47,100 spectators. The stadium serves as the home field for the UAB Blazers football team and also hosts other sporting events, concerts, and other entertainment events.
Protective Stadium was built as a part of the larger Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex (BJCC) renovation project, which also includes an expansion of the BJCC exhibition hall and a new hotel. The stadium features state-of-the-art facilities, including a large video board, luxury seating options, and a natural grass playing surface.
In addition to serving as a home for UAB football, Protective Stadium has also hosted several other events since its opening, such as the 2021 Birmingham Bowl and various concerts featuring performers like Eric Church and Twenty One Pilots. The stadium is expected to be a major venue for sporting and entertainment events in the Birmingham area for years to come.
The team colors for The Birmingham Stallions are Red, Gold, and White. In addition to that, the team also has its own mascot who goes by the name Stanley.
Birmingham Stallions Roster 2023
| OFFENSE | POS | AGE | COLLEGE |
| Adrian Hardy#16 | WR | 26 | Louisiana Tech |
| Alex McGough#2 | QB | 27 | Florida International |
| Austin Watkins#0 | WR | 25 | UAB |
| Bo Scarbrough#25 | RB | 26 | Alabama |
| Bobby Holly#44 | FB | 25 | Louisiana Tech |
| CJ Marable#11 | RB | 26 | Coastal Carolina |
| Cary Angeline#86 | TE | 25 | North Carolina State |
| Cohl Cabral#0 | C | 25 | Arizona State |
| Darius Harper#73 | T | 25 | Cincinnati |
| Davion Davis#0 | WR | 26 | Sam Houston State |
| Deon Cain#0 | WR | 26 | Clemson |
| Derwin Gray#0 | T | 27 | Maryland |
| J'Mar Smith#6 | QB | 26 | Louisiana Tech |
| Jace Sternberger#0 | TE | 26 | Texas A&M |
| Jalen Morton#0 | QB | 25 | Prairie View A&M |
| Lukayus McNeil#0 | T | 28 | Louisville |
| Marlon Williams#17 | WR | 23 | UCF |
| Marquez Tucker#76 | OL | 26 | Southern Utah |
| Matt Kaskey#0 | G | 26 | Dartmouth |
| Michael Dereus#8 | WR | 26 | Georgetown |
| Michael Rodriguez#67 | T | 26 | Louisiana Tech |
| Myron Mitchell#0 | WR | 24 | UAB |
| O'Shea Dugas#74 | OL | 26 | Louisiana Tech |
| Peyton Ramzy#1 | WR | 26 | Tuskegee |
| Rico Gafford#0 | WR | 26 | Wyoming |
| Sam Cooper#0 | C | - | Merrimack |
| Tyree St. Louis#65 | T | 25 | Miami (FL) |
| Zaquandre White#0 | RB | 24 | South Carolina |
| DEFENSE | POS | AGE | COLLEGE |
| Brian Allen#29 | CB | 29 | Utah |
| Brody Buck#40 | LB | 25 | Northwest Missouri State |
| Bryan Mills#21 | CB | 23 | North Carolina Central |
| Chauncy Haney#91 | DE | 24 | North Greenville |
| Christian McFarland#5 | S | 24 | Idaho State |
| Darius Stills#0 | DT | 24 | West Virginia |
| Darrion Daniels#0 | DE | 25 | Nebraska |
| Dondrea Tillman#99 | DE | 24 | Indiana (PA) |
| Donnie Lewis#0 | CB | 26 | Tulane |
| Elijah Sullivan#0 | LB | 25 | Kansas State |
| JoJo Tillery#27 | S | 25 | Wofford |
| Joe Jackson#0 | DE | 26 | Miami (FL) |
| Joe Ozougwu#0 | DE | 25 | Arkansas State |
| Jonathan Newsome#55 | DE | 32 | Ball State |
| Jordan Thompson#96 | DE | 26 | Northwestern |
| Keyshon Camp#50 | DT | 25 | Pittsburgh |
| Lorenzo Burns#22 | CB | 25 | Arizona |
| Malik Grant#0 | S | 25 | Marshall |
| Mark Fields II#0 | CB | 26 | Clemson |
| Nate Brooks#0 | CB | 27 | North Texas |
| Nate Holley#36 | S | 28 | Kent State |
| Quentin Poling#59 | LB | 28 | Ohio |
| Rashad Smith#0 | LB | 25 | Florida Atlantic |
| Scooby Wright III#33 | LB | 28 | Arizona |
| T.J. Green#0 | S | 28 | Clemson |
| Tyree Robinson#9 | S | 28 | Oregon |
| Willie Henry#96 | DT | 29 | Michigan |
| Willie Yarbary#97 | DL | 26 | Wake Forest |
| SPECIAL TEAMS | POS | AGE | COLLEGE |
| Brandon Aubrey#10 | K | 28 | Notre Dame |
| Colby Wadman#15 | P | 27 | UC Davis |
| Ryan Langan#41 | LS | 24 | Georgia Southern |
Birmingham Stallions Schedule
Here's a look at Birmingham's 10 regular-season games for 2023:
Week 1
April 15: vs. New Jersey Generals in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 7:30 p.m. ET
Week 2
April 22: vs. Memphis Showboats in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 7 p.m. ET
Week 3
April 29: vs. New Orleans Breakers in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 12:30 p.m. ET
Week 4
May 7: at Pittsburgh Maulers in Canton, Ohio; Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium; 6:30 p.m. ET
Week 5
May 13: vs. Houston Gamblers in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 4 p.m. ET
Week 6
May 20: at Michigan Panthers in Detroit; Ford Field; 4 p.m. ET
Week 7
May 27: at New Orleans Breakers in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 4 p.m. ET
Week 8
June 3: vs. Philadelphia Stars in Birmingham, Alabama; Protective Stadium; 3 p.m. ET
Week 9
June 11: at Houston Gamblers in Memphis; Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium; 2 p.m. ET
Week 10
June 17: at Memphis Showboats in Memphis; Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium; 4 p.m. ET
Coaching Staff
| Name | Position |
| Zach Potter | General Manager |
| Skip Holtz | Head coach/Offensive coordinator/Quarterbacks |
| Larry Kirksey | Running Backs |
| Mike Jones | Wide Receiver |
| Neil Callaway | Offensive Line |
| John Chavis | Defensive coordinator/Linebackers |
| Marty Long | Defensive Line |
| Bob Shoop | Defensive Back |
| Daric Riley | Assistant Defensive Backs |
Who are the Birmingham Stallions top players?
QB- J’Mar Smith
RB- Bo Scarbrough
WR- Marlon Williams
LB- Scooby Wright
CB- Lorenzo Burns
Skip Holtz's Stallions are a good bet to win the USFL Championship again in 2022 after winning it last year. The Stallions, on the other hand, were the only team with a true home-field advantage, and their games were frequently the best-attended in the league.
Their detractors would argue that the Stallions had an unfair advantage due to home-field and crowd advantage, while Stallions fans would argue that they only needed to win two games in Canton, Ohio, to be crowned league champions.
In any case, Holtz is bringing back more of the players who helped him win the championship, such as quarterback Smith, former Alabama running back Scarborough, and former All-American Wright, to help him defend their title.
What is the Birmingham Stallion Win-Loss Record?
Currently, the season has not started yet but last season, the Birmingham Stallion were tied with New Jersey Generals for the best record in the league with 9 wins and 1 loss for both the teams. The difference, however, is Stallion finished the season with a championship to celebrate and are hoping to go for a back-to-back this 2023 season.
Skip Holtz is confident that Birmingham will run it back with some of the same members of the team from last season
Where can I watch Birmingham Stallion games?
Fox Sports, NBC. Some games will be streamed exclusively on Peacock. Fans can also try FuboTV, to catch hold of the Stallion games.
Who is the owner of the Birmingham Stallion?
Stallions are owned by National Spring Football League Enterprises Co, LLC, (Fox Sports)
How much did the Birmingham Stallion cost to purchase?
There is no information about how much the team may cost individually as USFL teams do not have an individual owner. Instead, FOX Sports is the owner of the entire league with a $150 Million investment to restart and run the league again. Sources also say that FOX is trying to find investors from the outside.
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