About: Orlando Starz

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The Starz were off to a 2-1 start in 2004 when owner Marsha Beatty suspended operations due to "internal conflict." The league, The coaches, and many of the players were so corrupt, it was impossible to just have fun.

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rdfs:label	Orlando Starz
rdfs:comment	The Starz were off to a 2-1 start in 2004 when owner Marsha Beatty suspended operations due to "internal conflict." The league, The coaches, and many of the players were so corrupt, it was impossible to just have fun.
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dcterms:subject	Defunct American football teams dbkwik:resource/zkRIsvC4cxN8sjK12Ax4mw==
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Date	December 2009
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abstract	The Starz were off to a 2-1 start in 2004 when owner Marsha Beatty suspended operations due to "internal conflict." The league, The coaches, and many of the players were so corrupt, it was impossible to just have fun. From 1999 until 2002 there was another "Orlando Starz" football team-this team was a men's Adult Semi Professional football team. The men's Starz donned uniforms much like the NFL Dallas Cowboys with blue and silver. The men's Starz were founded by Pennsylvania businessman, Andrew G. Haines. During the 2001 season Haines made off with most of the team's assest and leaving the team heavily in debt. Starz players Christopher Morrison and Randy Horn managed to finance the team for the balance of the 2001 season before changing the name to "Orlando Rage". The new Orlando Rage continues still today. Orlando Rage

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