@@bruceellenburg429 I agree, would love to see that happen!

Would by far the best qb room in spring football! 4 of the top talent in the league all together 🐎

Scary amount of depth in that qb room! And agreed they could all start in the UFL

@@NostalgicSports48 people gonna be salty when bham hoarding away half the qb talent 😂

he is talented, he didn’t play much until later in his career at OU but last year in his final season there he had his breakout year and had 10 receiving TD’s

Okay cool I was thinking just cause of nepotism

Yesssssir Sam Hartman

@@Burrowitosupreme hell yeah!

It’s definitely looking that way! Really loaded offense

Hartman Notre dame to stallions is a great pick

⁠​⁠​⁠@@cinemalover4027it really is! Probably the biggest steal of the draft

Yeah I think the fox broadcasts were definitely better. ESPN talked to much on betting odds

Yeah the broadcasters need to be better and maybe get some of the bigger names on espn at fox covering the UFL as well. More Joel klatt

@@Awesomenessj7756a lot of those top guys cost big money on the networks

Definitely! I hope we have expansion coming up in the near future. The west is definitely needed

That could help with it not being as hot as well. I could potentially see them starting earlier than match 30th this upcoming season

Last weekend of February

I agree 3 of 8 teams from Texas is to much for the league. A lot of really great markets out there that could be great expansion teams for the UFL

I agree, especially being most UFL fans are nfl and college football fans as well the fan base is shared

NFL fans will never support the league. But you are right about College and it Baffles me they chose cities that are not College Towns. Having teams in Houston, Michigan, Arlington, DC make Zero Sense. Heck even Memphis and San Antonio makes no sense. IMO, they should have done this West Salt Lake City (#33 TV Market, BYU and Utah) San Diego (#28 TV Market, former NFL city with SDSU) Oklahoma City (#45 TV Market, OU and Oklahoma State) Fresno (#55 TV Market, Fresno State) East Birmingham St. Louis Louisville (#50 TV market, Louisville and the only pro team in Kentucky) Norfolk (#43 TV Market, Virginia, Virginia Tech, ODU) They could have built a good fanbase that actually attends game while still having good TV markets.

@@WillMunyI like all the selections you have for cities, they’d probably be successful. But why do you think nfl fans wouldn’t support the league but colleges will?

​@@Awesomenessj7756 Not enough Money. Also burnout. Diehard fans of NFL team are never going to replicate it for UFL teams, also with Free Agency and the Draft going up against the UFL season its just sets up Burnout on Football. College fans only have the Spring Game. I also think the UFL made a mistake just relying on the TV contract. They NEED a Local fanbase for each team to survive long term. If the Fresno team had players from Fresno State, more interest. Or better yet Salt Lake or Oklahoma which have Split fanbases in the 2 College teams could come together and watch former players once rivals now teammates. A City like Norfolk could also attract fans from Maryland. I truly believe there are players that cannot play in the NFL but can play Entertaining and Good Football, so having college fans watching players they have watched for a few years would have been the way to go to grow the league into a Long Term Sustainable League.

I agree, there are so many markets that would work for the UFL across the country. Any you have in mind?

@@NostalgicSports48 hmmm…this may be a bit weird, but maybe Oakland? Raiders fans were heartbroken when they moved to Vegas, maybe a team there could fill the void. Other ones could possibly be Austin, Salt Lake City, Portland would be great. The UFL needs to recreate the St Louis atmosphere, and I personally don’t think that can happen if they move to cities that already have nfl teams. It’s time for the ufl to get creative!

I agree, really hoping all the investors are in it for the long haul and will give it that chance

@@NostalgicSports48 Market the league better and have more local interaction between the teams and fans

I agree with your picks! Would like to see that happen

I agree! I talk on why I think San Diego should get an expansion team in part 2 expansion cities!! here’s the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5-3k2ibd6pkj9Esi=OwPiVwGfqmfteqQg

Agreed, that is an interesting choice! I think would work. And can play at Chattanooga university football stadium

That would be awesome!

That would be cool to get West Virginia in the league!

It does suck, I’m really hoping they make a comeback and are one of the first teams added to the UFL. The New Orleans breakers would be a success in the league

Since there a 5 XFL teams -Houston Roughnecks, they could bring back the Breakers & Outlaws next year to even things out again

I agree get involved in the markets without nfl teams that have a stadium that’s usable. Do you think a city having an nfl or mlb (because it’s going on at the same time) is more of a factor in whether the UFL should expand there or not?

@@NostalgicSports48 i do.arlington for examle].this year they were cometiting with defending world series chamions texas rangers, and the layoff runs of the mavericks..i just dont think there is nough interest in an nfl market for a exansion football league,and that roof is in the uddin in other exansion leagues

I could see the UFL highly considering it, or bringing the New Jersey generals back

It also helps that they can get some of the college football fans that already go to their home stadiums for games to come back for the UFL

Yes, thank you for the suggestion and watching!

I hope!

You are very right

Agreed they need to start now and not wait until right before the season starts

Need to focus on the television market, which is regional and national markets. Butts in seats is more the local market. Eyeballs on screens is what gets the ad dollars.

@@bronzeguy9839you are right, the tv and the commercials is where are the big money is

@@bronzeguy9839yeah ur right that’s where the big money is at

FEDEX has shown interest in buying the Memphis Showboats and keeping them in Memphis

@@joelefebvre740I hope that ends up happening

Hopefully fedex will end up buying them so there will be more money invested and that could help them with their marketing a lot

@@NostalgicSports48The head of FEDEX really seems interested in the Memphis Showboats

⁠@@joelefebvre740fingers crossed, it would be a bid deal for the league in the long run

Hard to tell when the range between St. Louis and everyone else’s fans is so different

Only one to change is Houston at rice I didn’t like how they had the rice logo in the middle of the field.

@@PhysicalMediadudeagreed, I could see them back at Houston university stadium like before

@@Awesomenessj7756yeah St. Louis stadium is great for them but to big for multiple other teams

@@NostalgicSports48 people not being a fan of that or the stadium is part of why their numbers were so low this year

in the south and easy orlando, louisville, hampton roads,norfolk,virginiabeach area, raleigh, charleston myrtle beach area, savannah, canton,brooklyn, syracuse {notable mentions..little rock, sherveport, mobile, chattanooga,,milwaukee] west oklahoma city,or tulsa,omaha,austin,elpaso, albuquerque, tucson, saltlake city, colorado springs,boise,portland, san jose, oakland, san diegomsacramento {notable possabilities wichita, reno, and the dakotas north or south}

@@michaelstallings5824. A Lot of awesome ideas!