Anybody heard about THE NEW USFL???
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google it...they are trying to make a comeback with new cities but same team names/uni's.....what do people think?
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Not the UFL, the USFL is slated for a 2010 season.
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interesting........
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On August 23, 2008, a press conference revealed plans for the New USFL, a direct revival of the original United States Football League, planning to start play in Spring of 2010.
As of September 3, 2009, the USFL website is simply one large New USFL logo with the phrase "An important announcement is coming 9/8/09". This has been postponed to late September or early October. As of September 20, 2009 an update from Michael D. Dwyer, founder and chairman of the USFL, on the USFL website states "Meetings going all this coming week with news of big names coming to the New USFL. Our Press Conference details are being worked out now and we hope to have that date made public in the next week or two. With so much going on, it will be hard to give updates on a daily basis, but please be patient. We are just about ready to go."
Season structure
The new USFL season is planned to begin in February and will consist of a yet-to-be-determined number of regular season games. There will be a round of playoffs and a championship game at the end of June. (The original USFL played an 18 game schedule.) Currently, the league plans to not have any preseason games. The USFL plans to play its games Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Good place for my Chiefs to go next year!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe they can beat somebody there.
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Currently, the league plans to not have any preseason games. The USFL plans to play its games Sundays, Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. >>
what in tarnation is wrong with Wednesdays ?
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The league will only be a success if it drives fans to the stadium. Television alone will not cut it with regards to league success, especially if the USFL does not take home in any major markets. Stick a team in New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles (starved for a team), and Dallas and they have a shot. Stick teams in secondary markets only and it will be bound to fail.