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It depends on the school, but they pretty much do rings for all bowl games.

2023 USF Boca Raton Bowl Champions ring

Something that's been bugging me for a while, is the lack of a definitive list of every college and pro American football team in Japan. The X-League website only lists the teams in X1, but no mention of the X2 and X3 teams. The website lacks anything beyond X1 information. Further, the JAFA does provide an official list of all teams among the 8 Japanese leagues. And even if you do go to the various league websites, not all the teams are listed, only a focus is given on the top level. I'm very curious about the "official" count of all pro and college teams in Japan, but it seems that neither governing body has bothered to make a list for record-keeping purposes. For those of you more knowledgeable than me, am I missing something? Is there an official list that I'm missing? Where can I find every team?

Why is that? It's certainly not true now. Look at MSU in the last 15 years and tell me that no conference wants them now.

So you're fine with the status quo? With the rich getting richer, the poor getting poorer, and less opportunity for growth? Why defend a broken system? Would the G5 teams loose more often than not in this format? Initially, yes. But you have to think long term. Giving the MAC a guaranteed spot every year with change the conference and produce better teams over time. When you give teams like Akron, Ball State, and Ohio TV exposure and money, it will change those programs and elevate them. Not quickly or all at once, but it eventually there won't be this massive gap between FBS conferences. P5 and G5 are an artificial concept, all the teams are D1 FBS. Yet they are not treated equal. All FBS teams play the same game, with the same rules, the only difference is the amount of money they make. The system NEEDS to be fixed. And I don't understand why this kind of change is being resisted.

What I want to know is why you don't hear G5 conference commissioners fighting for this? If they win their conference, then yes. If they can win games and actually get to the NC, then yes. Everyone deserves the opportunity.

What I would like is for each FBS conference to get an auto bid to the 12 team playoff.

It's this kind of stuff that really annoys me. Yes, let's just push people down even further. Nothing like moving the goal posts for teams trying to move up.

Arlington: Why is the "R" the primary logo and the old primary is the secondary now? Just switch them. DC: Primary and secondary should be switched. I liked how the secondary is the old primary, but now in the shape of The Pentagon. Houston: I liked the old logo, but this is fine. Orlando: I hope it grows on me. Just nothing about "Guardians" feels like Florida like the Apollos, Tuskers, or Vipers did. San Antonio: It's ok. The name is odd, but the logo is ok. Seattle: Downgrade from previous. At least it's more obvious what the primary team colors are. But why add "Sea"? Dragons was fine. St. Louis. I actually like this better than the previous. Sharper. Vegas: Okay, I like this.

Here are the secondary logos:

Potentially leaked team names: https://xflnewsroom.com/news/some-xfl-team-names-potentially-leak-prior-to-announcement/ I dunno. Orlando Guardians? Why?

Check out the the words here in the link: https://www.espn.com/xfl/story/_/id/34584272/dr-jen-welter-first-woman-hold-coaching-position-nfl-named-las-vegas-outlaws-linebackers-coach-xfl-finalizes-coaching-staffs Did ESPN just let slip the name of the Vegas team? Outlaws are back?

As someone who was at the game, the only problem was those white stripes. They should have been gold. It was distracting.

As an MSU alumni, I don't particularly like these sets. The helmet is ok, but there are better throwback uniforms they could have worn. You'd think that the equipment managers for each team would have gotten together and better coordinated to make it easier on the eyes and the game film.