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Georgia Force is an Arena Football League team based in Atlanta that plays in the Southern Division of the National Conference.//The team began as the first Nashville Kats team from 1997 to 2001. The original Kats played in the Gaylord Entertainment Center in downtown Nashville and were initially coached by Eddie Khayat in 1997 and 1998, who was succeeded by Pat Sperduto for the balance of the team's time in Nashville. The Kats were the league's Organization of the Year for their inaugural year of 1997, and were in the playoffs for every season of their relatively brief existence, even playing in the ArenaBowl each of their final two seasons, albeit losing both times they reached the AFL's championship game.Virgil Williams, an Atlanta businessman, purchased the franchise for nearly $10 million (US) in December of 2001, and moved the team to Atlanta after the team's previous owners failed to negotiate a favorable lease with the arena's primary tenant and manager, the National Hockey League's Nashville Predators
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