UFL Week 9 Preview: UFL 2025 Expansion, Week 8 Ratings, Championship Trophy, DFS, EP.28
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to the UFL Week In Review, your go-to podcast for all things United Football League! In this jam-packed episode, we dive into the exciting developments surrounding the UFL's 2025 expansion plans. Get the inside scoop on the number of teams, start dates, and behind-the-scenes updates that will shape the future of the league. We also take a closer look at the impressive ratings from Week 8's games on ABC, FOX, and ESPN2, along with the attendance figures that showcase the growing popularity of the UFL.
As the season progresses, the UFL has unveiled its stunning Championship Trophy, a symbol of excellence and achievement for the teams vying for the title. We break down the design and significance of this prestigious award.
Our expert panel analyzes the UFL Power Rankings after Week 8, discussing the top contenders and the teams that need to step up their game. We also preview the upcoming Week 8 DFS (Daily Fantasy Sports) landscape, providing you with valuable insights and picks to help you build a winning lineup.
In our Notes Section, we cover a range of topics from across the alternative football world. We discuss the European League of Football's readiness for Season 4, the signing of former Roughneck Cole McDonald to the Edmonton Elks, and the release of multiple USFL/XFL alums as the CFL season approaches. We also introduce Venu Sports, the new name for the ESPN, FOX, and WB streaming service, and delve into the UFLPA's announced changes to player bonuses for the 2024 season.
Furthermore, we remind fans that tickets for the 2024 UFL Championship are now on sale, and we celebrate the Arlington Renegades' upcoming reception of their 2023 XFL Championship Rings. Lastly, we share the exciting news that Protective Stadium will host the USFL Conference Championship Game.
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Houston moving back to TDECU was expected - we knew this was coming. TDECU was undergoing renovations. So if it's ready (or ready enough)...
Michigan - yeah they need a smaller stadium next season. Period.
And I like the trophy... Wish it was bigger (hoist that sucker Stanley Cup style).
Let’s Go Generals!
If everyone is happy with the numbers, why are they cutting the budget? Losing coaches will make the league look cheap.
UFL should at least officially announce their plan to expand in 2026 if they stay at 8 teams in 2025. That way,they give every existing market extra time to
entrench themselves,while also starting a serious discussion about which new cities are being added to increase nationwide interest.
Ford Field has 65,000 seats while Spartan Stadium has 75,000 and Michigan Stadium has 107,000. Even if it brings in more fans, a Battlehawks sized
crowd would still look pathetic in Ann Arbor. It's either Spartan Stadium or the home of Eastern Michigan which seats 30,000 and is like MSU, to the west
of (not as far though) the Detroit metro area.
The University of Michigan really gains nothing letting the UFL play at it's iconic stadium and would likely charge even higher rates than Ford Field.
I could see Michigan State charging a fair price to bring more exposure to it's stadium and using UFL money for stadium improvements to better
compete in the expanded B1G.
I think they should expand their league to 10 in 25
Expansion should be completed by 2026 additional teams in 25 should be Pittsburgh, Oakland, in 2026 New Jersey or canton and San Diego and Orlando
That’s way too fast bro. i think expansion every two years would be best so 2026 and 2028
Birmingham Stallions are the ONLY team that should relocate.
- Their upper end (Highest possible) attendance numbers (with a 2 time champion 🏆 team that has an 8-0 record) is only 10-14,000.
- If that team has a losing record (low end of attendance), it will be the lowest attendance record in the league.
- There isn't any competition to fight against (MLB) and thier upper end/highest attendance is the normal attendance for the league that has competition.
- Birmingham only has approximately 200,000 residents; making it the smallest city in the league with no future financial high end for more monetary gain.
- If the 8-0, 2x champion, Stallions played for any other city they would average a minimum of 18,000 people per game with a more financial upside with a city of 500,000+ population and in a state with more residents.
get ownerS in michigan,MEMPHIS TEAMS HELP MARKETS NO OWNERS MICHIGAN ,MEMPHIS FAILS NO PEOPLE ON GROUND ALL MARKETS UFL WILL FAIL NO MASCOTS CHEERLEADERS ,PLAYERS IN HOSTIPALS
I want my sea dragons n generals back,literally having to watch another 8 team league again is boring. This league will fail if they don’t get there shit going
The UFL trophy is good. It shows 2 sides, each representing one of the 2 conferences (XFL & USFL). Unified by the bottom piece representing the UFL.
Then the top displays the side symbols of the logo [the < and > of "" ].
- The UFL trophy is good, classy, smart, and works.
- The USFL trophy is great
- The XFL trophy is dollar store trash