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 The
Women's Football Association begins play in
eight cities. The WFA is a re-organization of the Women's American Football League that
played last year. The Alabama
Slammers were members of the original WAFL and played some of their
games in Birmingham.
Due to league mismanagement, six of the teams decided to leave the WAFL
and start their own league. Two new teams, one being the Birmingham Steel Magnolias, were also added.
The WFA will play by National Football League rules.
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2002 Women's Football
Association |
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Central Conference |
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Southern Conference |
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Birmingham
Steel Magnolias |
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Jacksonville
Dixie Blues |
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Georgia Enforcers |
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Orlando
Fire |
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Indianapolis Vipers |
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South
Carolina Crusaders |
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New Orleans Voodoo
Dolls |
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Tampa Bay Force |
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