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I was thinking the same exact thing. Some good identities and design there, but it has no connection to the USFL.

Given the climate we currently live in I doubt the Gunslingers name will make a come back.

I’m right there with you. I grew up about 2 hours from Tampa and went to many Bandits game but I’ve lived in the Boulder, CO area for nearly 26 years now and am hoping for a revived Gold so I can adopt them as my team.

I'm quite sure that it isn't a speedboat of any kind, as has already been mentioned, it's likely an update of the original logo as they have already done with the other teams. And yea, we all understand that teams (except Birmingham) didn't play in their markets with the hub last season so mentioning that is getting a bit tiresome.

Maybe I'm missing something here, but I'm baffled by the "spring" football part. What does that have to do with the uniform designs? What makes uniforms for "spring football" different from "fall football."

What blows my mind is folks regularly post stuff here that is far superior to these. Makes me shake my head and wonder what they paid for these.

Gotta be honest, neither of these do a thing for me and as a USF alum I dig the one they currently have. Not quite sure what the citronaut has to do with a Knight, am I missing something?

Not a fan of the grey set, but the others are spectacular.

Parts of me finds this whole thing hilarious. I grew up in the American south and we used to call Red Man chewing tobacco red leaf so now they are promoting the use of tobacco products? Of course I'm not serious there, but folks can find issues with so many nicknames these days that it's pathetic and funny at the same time.

Shame that they aren't using that outlaw helmet, that thing is badass.

The Bucs were still creamsicle when the Bandits came into existence, so perhaps the Bucs, if they made a color change in this fictional universe, were trying to be more like the Bandits. Back in the 80's when the USFL started the Bucs were abysmal and the Bandits were good and a ton of fun. I grew up in the Tampa area, graduated high school in 1986 and went to many games from both teams.

Not a big fan of the two-tone horse, other than that I dig all the changes.

I think they'd talk about Jelle's Marble Runs if ESPN told them to, paid them and it got them air time.

Agreed, their existing logo is just such a classic, but I'm sure they sometimes do these things to create a new revenue stream with folks wanting to buy merchandise with the new logo on it. I'd also assume as we saw with Edmonton bringing back the double E that introducing this doesn't just get rid of the old completely. I love that the CFL allows numerous looks for their teams like this...unlike the stuffy ol' NFL.

I think the updated Stallions logo and helmet are the first ones in this series that I don't really care for. I don't hate it, but something about that logo on the helmet just doesn't do it for me. Perhaps it needs something akin to a Michigan Panthers inspired helmet treatment or an oversized version of the logo. Not sure, but just seems a little off for me although I seem to be in the minority for sure.

The diagonal "stripe" in the LA reminds me a bit of the airplane flight path in the Memphis Express logo from the AAF.

It was the lightning and at that point the late hour, not the rain.

It's fairly obvious at this point that trying to discuss this with you is a wasted effort, so I'm pretty much done interacting with you. I don't think it will succeed, at this point in the game I have a healthy dose of skepticism that any spring league will succeed and last. And am however hoping that the USFL or the XFL (or ideally both) do make it, I don't have a preference either way and in that direction I will continue to be optimistic, look to the bright side and think about the positive things while keeping the negative in mind without trumpeting doom and gloom. Are there already some red flags with the USFL? Sure there are, just like their will be with the XFL. The thing that gets my goat is the constant negativity out of many people and the off-base observations. For example I've seen in many places people talking about the lack of people in the stands and they fail to take into account that Fox right now has plans for this as a made-for-TV product to fill air time. They also fail to bother with attributing the Sunday attendance with the fact that their was a weather delay and it was Easter Sunday...ditto for the Monday rescheduled game at which the honored the Sunday tickets but I'm sure many already had plans and whatnot. Bottom line, just turn away if you want to be negative, life is too short and if it's not your thing then that's fine and dandy.

Off the top of my head...they are currently playing games, they have a three year plan with funding set aside by Fox, they also have a partnership for games airing on NBC networks/streaming as well. I'd say right now that's enough. At this point I'm just rooting for one of these spring leagues to stick around for the long haul to give me some spring football to watch.

Honest question here, I'm very curious as to why, with the constant negativity, you continue to waste your time discussing something you fully expect to fail and don't seem to be backing at all. If that's not your intention then my apologies, but it's certainly the way your posts come across.

Kinda, sorta, but not really...it's with the NFL Alumni Association or something like that.

Why? Because I like to look to the positive side of things? Like it doesn't make sense that there's a little more to that story than just the dude wanting a piece of pizza. Give me a break.

It's sad man, but it seems to be the nature of message boards and forums and comments on the internet. Folks are just way too negative, shout out that nobody cares, etc., yet they bother and take the time to comment on something they declare sucks, or is going to be a failure or nobody cares about. I'm not even sure why they bother to be honest.

Agreed, but keep in mind there was bad weather causing a delay for the first game and it’s also Easter Sunday. The Saturday night Stallions game looked to have had a decent crowd.

Overall the uniforms and helmets looked good I’d say. I surely did dig the dark blue and gold colors they used on the scoreboard, time graphic for Generals. I wouldn’t mind seeing them shift to that color scheme at some point if the league sticks around…it would certainly give a little more color diversity.