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The Macon Knights were a notable chapter in early-2000s arena football, evolving from the af2's expansion era. With a home base at the Macon Coliseum in Macon, Georgia, the Knights offered fast-paced, family-friendly entertainment during their tenure. While the team ceased operations in 2006, their impact on the local sports scene and af2 history remains a point of reference for Georgia fans.

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The Macon Knights’ era in af2 included notable moments such as an appearance at ArenaCup IV in 2003. Despite a close following, attendance varied over the years, with averages around 3,951 in 2001 and about 2,661 in 2006 before ceasing operations on August 29, 2006. If you’re visiting Macon, Georgia, the Macon Coliseum remains a central venue for sports and events, and it’s easy to plan a visit around a local show or memory lane night honoring arena football history.

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Follow the latest official updates and related activities from the Knights’ affiliates and reunions, and stay tuned for any future touring appearances or retrospective events that may pop up in Georgia and the Southeast.

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Quick Facts About Macon Knights

  • Founded 2000; af2 expansion in 2001; folded in 2006.
  • Home arena: Macon Coliseum, Macon, Georgia.
  • Owner: Beverly Olson; Head coaches included Kevin Porter (2001–2003), Mike Hold (2004–2005), Derek Stingley (2005–2006).
  • ArenaCup IV appearance in 2003, losing to Tulsa Talons 40–58.
  • Average attendance around 3,951 in 2001; around 2,661 in 2006; ceased operations August 29, 2006.

The Macon Knights’ era in af2 included notable moments such as an appearance at ArenaCup IV in 2003. Despite a close following, attendance varied over the years, with averages around 3,951 in 2001 and about 2,661 in 2006 before ceasing operations on August 29, 2006. If you’re visiting Macon, Georgia, the Macon Coliseum remains a central venue for sports and events, and it’s easy to plan a visit around a local show or memory lane night honoring arena football history.

Follow the latest official updates and related activities from the Knights’ affiliates and reunions, and stay tuned for any future touring appearances or retrospective events that may pop up in Georgia and the Southeast.

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