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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
I started watching it, and enjoyed the first couple of games, but then the football got to be not as good. That's a big thing to me, I remember the first XFL and the coaching and execution was really bad.
Its a shame in a way that it didn't work out, there are lots of football players out of college that can't find a team, and you never know, 2 or 3 years of good development can make a difference.
It sounds like at the end of the day the Canes owner is going to lose about $70 million.
I don't know now what's going to happen to the XFL, on one hand this is good for them because no competition. But on the other hand, there's not much appetite in the States for non college non NFL ball.
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$70 million!!! and he couldn't pay his RFAs....
The AAF didn't have competition either. The XFL will be toast when the 2nd week ratings come out. And doesn't the XFL have cities that already have an NFL team?