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The Raleigh Rebels were a professional indoor football team based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. They played their home games at the Dorton Arena and were members of the American Indoor Football League (AIFL). The Rebels' second year turned out to be better than their inaugural year. They finished the regular season at 8-6 and automatically went to the Southern Conference championship game, due to the Richmond Bandits' suspension, making them forfeit. However, a week's worth of rest couldn't prepare them for the top-seeded Rome Renegades, as they fell 63-14.

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  • Raleigh Rebels (en)
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  • The Raleigh Rebels were a professional indoor football team based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. They played their home games at the Dorton Arena and were members of the American Indoor Football League (AIFL). The Rebels' second year turned out to be better than their inaugural year. They finished the regular season at 8-6 and automatically went to the Southern Conference championship game, due to the Richmond Bandits' suspension, making them forfeit. However, a week's worth of rest couldn't prepare them for the top-seeded Rome Renegades, as they fell 63-14. (en)
  • I Carolina Bombers erano una squadra professionistica statunitense di arena football con sede a Raleigh, North Carolina. Sarebbero stati uno dei membri fondatori della World Indoor Football League. Giocavano le partite casalinghe alla . Nella loro prima stagione si chiamavano Raleigh Rebels (membro fondatore della American Indoor Football League) e giocarono tutte le partite in trasferta, dal momento che non avevano un palazzetto disponibile. Ottennero un mediocre record di 3-7, competendo per il quarto posto con i Canton Legends, da cui persero poi ai playoff. (it)
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  • The Raleigh Rebels were a professional indoor football team based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. They played their home games at the Dorton Arena and were members of the American Indoor Football League (AIFL). During the team's inaugural season, they played an all-road schedule as a favor to the league (the Ghostriders were also playing an all-road schedule, since they were a quick formation of the Carolina Sharks), along with the fact that they couldn't get a lease for an arena in Raleigh until 2006. During their first year, the Rebels compiled a mediocre record of 3-7, almost beating the Canton Legends for fourth place. Since the league had only six teams, everyone of them (including the Rebels) made the playoffs. Their inaugural year ended with a thud as they lost in the first round to the Legends. The Rebels' second year turned out to be better than their inaugural year. They finished the regular season at 8-6 and automatically went to the Southern Conference championship game, due to the Richmond Bandits' suspension, making them forfeit. However, a week's worth of rest couldn't prepare them for the top-seeded Rome Renegades, as they fell 63-14. Following their AIFL playoff loss, the Rebels announced their intentions to move to the WIFL with the Rome Renegades. They would have become charters member of this newly formed league. Despite changing their name to the Carolina Bombers on August 24, they would never have a chance to play in the new league, because on October 16, they ceased all operations, along with the Rome Renegades. (en)
  • I Carolina Bombers erano una squadra professionistica statunitense di arena football con sede a Raleigh, North Carolina. Sarebbero stati uno dei membri fondatori della World Indoor Football League. Giocavano le partite casalinghe alla . Nella loro prima stagione si chiamavano Raleigh Rebels (membro fondatore della American Indoor Football League) e giocarono tutte le partite in trasferta, dal momento che non avevano un palazzetto disponibile. Ottennero un mediocre record di 3-7, competendo per il quarto posto con i Canton Legends, da cui persero poi ai playoff. Al secondo anno fecero meglio con un 8-6 e andarono automaticamente alla finale della Southern Conference, dove persero però con i 63-14. Annunciarono a questo punto l'intenzione di trasferirsi alla con i . Sarebbero stati membri fondatori di tale lega. Nonostante il cambio di nome in Carolina Bombers on il 24 agosto, non ebbero mai la possibilità di giocarci, poiché il 16 ottobre cessarono l'attività, così come i .[1] (it)
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