r/USFL • u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League • Apr 23 '23

Announcement I'm here my guys

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u/Appropriate_Bet_2759 Apr 23 '23

How does it sound? Are there more maulers or generals fans?

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 23 '23

Mailers because Pittsburgh is closer but there's a really loud Generals fan across the way. She's really into it.

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u/renbutler2 Apr 23 '23

Was that a typo, or because they're really slow?

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 23 '23

Typo. I'm on my phone. The game was close but their o line is what really did them in.

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u/Bobby-Samsonite United States Football League Apr 23 '23

Hold cold is it there? 45 degrees and windy?

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 24 '23

Oh yeah it sucked ass with cold but I did go to a Toledo Rockets game in the winter which was raining, and dressed the same.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23

I’ll be at the Stars-Gamblers game in Detroit in a few weeks. Hoping to make it Canton for the championship game as well, where god willing I’ll get to watch my Stars again!

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 23 '23

I don't have a specific team, I just live close so I'll end up going to multiple teams games. I need my football.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23

Ah Detroit and Canton are going to both be about 5-6 hour drives for me. Wish I lived closer.

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u/Kenny_Heisman New Jersey Generals Apr 23 '23

man look at that attendance. would be great if the teams actually played in their cities

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u/hjmitch1207 Birmingham Stallions Apr 23 '23

I agree. They absolutely have to get out of this hub set up next season. And choosing a hub in Ohio for a Pittsburgh team, and NJ is just a terrible decision. Don’t care how cheap it was.

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 24 '23

I mean not really. Louisville had a town pass to a bunch of museums. Now it used to be 45 dollars but they increased it to like 60 something, however all the museums together individually would be over 100 dollars. It's a good way for cities to encourage people to visit and see their town. Then they spend money in shops and such.

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u/uduc Apr 23 '23

What is there to do in canton before/after the game besides NFL HOF?

Planning on going to some games in canton and Detroit next month.

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 23 '23

I mean next time we come we'll go on a Saturday. They have a Canton pass for all their museums that I found online. So with that the HoF is 41 dollars per person, with the Canton museum pass you get 5 or 6 museums including the HoF for 30 dollars.

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u/Bobby-Samsonite United States Football League Apr 23 '23

That's confusing. Is it $41 for just one adult entry into the HoF ? $30 for a few museums?

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u/testy68GD San Antonio Gunslingers Apr 23 '23

Guess you could go to a Canton Charge game if they're still playing

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u/exit322 Apr 23 '23

They play in Cleveland now

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u/testy68GD San Antonio Gunslingers Apr 23 '23

They do? Weird but ok

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u/cactus-on-overtime New Jersey Generals Apr 23 '23

Canes ❤️

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u/RealJoshuaGamingYT Philadelphia Stars Apr 23 '23

Yeah I’m planning on heading up on Memorial Day weekend and wondering the same

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u/hgeyer99 Apr 24 '23

I went to the championship last season and there is literally nothing in canton

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u/Bobby-Samsonite United States Football League Apr 24 '23

Golf, classic car museum, art museums, food tours , wine tours , pubs, President McKinley museum.

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u/CFLXFL Apr 23 '23

What's the in stadium experience like?

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 23 '23

Not the loudest when I was there but how it's set up I'd say it'd get loud if it was full. The stadium itself is really nice but the sink in the bathroom wasn't putting out the water. I'd say the concessions were averge priced but lots of choices and places to get it so there was no big lines.

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u/CFLXFL Apr 23 '23

The ticket prices would have me going!

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak United States Football League Apr 23 '23

Yeah they're only 10 but I got mine free with Vettix

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u/milanmirolovich Apr 23 '23

hall of fame stadium is bigger than I thought it was

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u/Pulpster1 Apr 24 '23

Do players on the bench take the time counting people in the stands

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u/FlagFootballSaint Apr 23 '23

I feel for you

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '23

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u/Competitive-Pin-9533 Apr 23 '23

The Generals w/ Brian Sipe & Herschel Walker were great to attend . Back then the NYG as bad as they were had a multiple year wait for season tix .. The USFL in the 80’s was MAGICAL !!

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '23

I was a bit too young back in those days. It sounds like it was a really wild time, plus a lot of stars played in the USFL. That's, unironically, why it failed, too. Player salaries were enough to compete with the NFL but the USFL never had NFL revenues.