Remembering one upstart football league while aborting another

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 Remembering one upstart football league while aborting another
The first USFL games were played on March 6th, 1983, and yesterday marked the 25th anniversary . On that first weekend, the USFL, with their Birmingham Stallions, Washington Federals, and New Jersey Generals, drew an average of about 40,000 people at each game, and 33% of everyone watching television at the time watched USFL action. And despite the optimism of the above paragraph, they ... [link]

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Blizzard: something bigger
Published 3/12/2008 by Pacifist Viking at Pacifist Viking
... MJD remembers the USFL. We should do more to remember leagues like this: after all, Hall of Famers like Steve Young, Reggie White, Jim Kelly, and Gary Zimmerman played in the USFL, so it's not just some slouch league. ...

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