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Dallas has much better weather during the season - Houston is too humid, especially since the team will be playing outdoors. Houston has had a spotty history with alternate leagues, but Dallas's only foray has seemed to do well.

Dallas

Just like nobody now would list gray as a team color just because it's in the road uniform (aside from those that actually use silver).

Aviators.

St. Louis

Surf is 1, Suns are 1a. I like that surf design that you've used before, and I had that same exact Suns idea for a WFL that never folded!

San Diego!

SA doesn't have a smaller stadium - Alamodome is 65000+. I have my ideas but I don't want to intrude on WideRight's story!

GDAWG has spent a lot of time on the boards hating on the Rock. You get used to it!

Option 2.

Last two images broken for me

It was never Xtreme. Only the indoor football league was the Xtreme Football League. The outdoor spring league born in 2001, and the rest, were merely XFL. The original league's Los Angeles team (and champions) were, however, the Xtreme.

They're not changing. I just hope they fix the dumb helmet.

I don't disagree, but the Sun Bowl has been around since 1936(?), and CBS has been broadcasting it for 50+ years, so they should have some idea about where it is!

So the Sun Bowl just started on CBS and the intro graphics prominently featured saguaro cactuses, because, you know, all deserts are the same. But saguaro cactuses are features of the Sonora desert (up through Arizona), and El Paso is in the Chihuahuan desert, which features yuccas and creosote. C'mon, CBS. Do better.

The Houston Roughnecks dropped a goodbye message in social media today but now I can't find it! Maybe it'll be the Gamblers after all.

Looks great, but the sleeve between the two maroon jerseys should be silver.

It's already unraveling

Love it. But if you zoom in on the back of the blue jersey, there are some leftover red lines.

With all these teams coming out of nowhere day after day, it's starting to feel like the ABA 2000, where if you had $50 and a basketball, you, too, could have a franchise.

Arizonan here, the move to Glendale will cost the Rattlers some fans. It's an extra half hour drive w/o traffic, light rail doesn't go there, etc. Don't know how popular a new team will be but I'm guessing it'll have a shot.

They really are going small markets. But then again, the IFL just expanded to Fishers, Indiana...

I could see that "B" becoming a "D" very easily ...

I said "what do I know"! My bad, I was thinking of the conference championship. I knew they played in the title game.

I gotta think that one way or another the Maulers will survive, even if they're sharing the Canton hub. They're relatively close and they did win the championship. But what do I know?!