Tucson Droughts

The Tucson Droughts were introduced into the league in 1979 as the Phoenix Droughts. Playing for 10 years in a University stadium, they moved to a newly-built stadium in Tucson in 1988. Phoenix would return to the league in 1989 under a different team name.
The Droughts have an exciting history in Arizona, as the team has remained heavily supported despite some humiliation and internal struggles. The team sprung to success in the late 70's thanks to quarterback James LeFebvre, who led the team to the 1979 Pro Team Bowl versus the Connecticut Yankees. Unfortunately, LeFebvre threw 4 interceptions (the current record for most interceptions in a Pro Team Bowl), and lost to John Fletcher and the Yankees. This televised thumping of the Droughts initially brought humiliation to the Droughts, but provided long-term recognition to the team and its place within the FAFF.
Conference / Division	NFL / West
City 	Tucson, Arizona
Stadium 	Antelope Bank Official Dome
2013 Season Record 	10-6
Championships 	0
Category:NFL
Category:NFL West
Category:Tucson