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USFL / XFL (merged official thread)

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Bestbuck36 said:
I just watched the ST Louis v Arlington game. I didnt recognize anyone other than AJ McCarron but UFL is doing good work imo.
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Good to hear. I always wanted a viable minor league option to the NFL that didn’t seasonally compete against the NFL. Not just to see former Buckeye talents, but there’s always so many guys that had decent college careers but can’t make NFL rosters
 
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pnuts34 said:
Good to hear. I always wanted a viable minor league option to the NFL that didn’t seasonally compete against the NFL. Not just to see former Buckeye talents, but there’s always so many guys that had decent college careers but can’t make NFL rosters
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It was actually real football so I'm always up for that. Bob Stoops was the losing coach of the Arlington Renegades lol
 
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XFL (2020–2023) - Wikipedia

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On September 28, 2023, the XFL announced its intention to merge with the USFL. On November 30, 2023, the leagues issued a statement that they "completed the antitrust review process in connection with the proposed merger of the XFL and USFL and intend to play a combined season this spring kicking off on Saturday, March 30. We are now finalizing terms of the definitive agreement". On December 31, the name of the combined league was confirmed as the United Football League, with each component league surviving as a conference within the UFL.
USFL + XFL = UFL

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Report: Army seeks to recoup $6M in UFL deal

The Army says an $11 million deal with the UFL and celebrity Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson failed to yield a single new recruit, according to a report.
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Report: Army seeks to recoup $6M in deal with UFL, 'The Rock'​

The Army is seeking to recoup money from an $11 million marketing deal with the United Football League and celebrity Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson after the partnership failed to yield a single new recruit, according to a Military.com report, citing Army documents.
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With 396 million followers on Instagram, Johnson's posts were valued by the Army at $1 million each, according to Military.com. But according to the report, Johnson did not fulfill his end of the deal and made only two Army-related posts, including none since April.

A review conducted by the Army projects that the partnership led to a loss of 38 enlistments, the report said....:lol:
 
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