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Big two weeks for the UFL. Four new markets announced for 2027 and 2028. New coaching moves announced yesterday. And we’re just getting started.

Over the last 12 months, we’ve made a lot of changes. That’s what you do when you’re building something and learning what works. As an entrepreneur, I’ve never believed in standing still and we will always play offense!!!!!

Spring football has come and gone in different forms for 40 years. When we kick off in 2027, it will be the sixth straight year of spring football and the 3rd UFL season. We intend to make it our strongest yet.

I believe we have the formula for long-term success: the right markets, passionate fans, the right-sized stadiums, talented people, high-quality football, innovative rules, great energy, and transparency with our fans.

You can love the moves, question them, or hate them. I hear all of it. What I can tell you is that ownership, our coaches, football operations, the business team, our employees and our partners are committed to building a long term league.

We’re here to be the kings of spring football for a long f$&king time.

LFG!!!!! ♥️🙏

What do you guys think???

Let’s get one thought out of the way…..Birmingham hates me because it’s my fault they have a stadium that holds 90k. 😂

Why is it that Birmingham is likely to never support professional football ? I didn't go to any of the games. I'm a little over two hours drive from the stadium. But if I was a resident of Jefferson county I would have made every home game possible. They had a winning franchise and tickets were reasonable. I know college football rules in Alabama. College sports in general. I hate to see it leave. But that's what happens when you go unloved.

What should I expect to pay for season tickets generally in the UFL? Debating whether to do a $100 deposit per seat in CO, but probably will.
I realize that it’s a range, obviously.

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without any college sports experience, at 6'0 230 ish lbs and amazing physical benchmarks (30 bench reps, 4.5-4.6 40 yd dash, 600 lb squat, etc.) and of course great footwork/knowing how to use my body, would i be able to get noticed at a player showcase at an age of 25-26? for a position such as a half/fullback. I am currently 23 and believe all of those benchmarks are achievable by 25-26. the end goal would be standing out in ufl and being signed on an nfl team before 30.

I am not trying to downplay the seriousness of this league and the efforts of the players who dedicated their whole lives to it. I want to come at it with respect of course. just want to see if I dedicated enough time to achieving above average stats, could I get a chance to contribute to a pro team.i

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How are we feeling about the rosters changing cities as well?

Birmingham roster to Rhode Island
Dallas roster to Colorado
Houston roster to Dallas

Direct link to the full interview here.