The USFL kicks off its third week with games in Birmingham, Memphis, and Detroit.
Pac-12 Conference has seen most of its referees depart this offseason.
The USFL kicks off its second week of its second season with games in Birmingham, Ala., and Canton, Ohio.
Week 10 is the final week of the 2023 XFL season with doubleheaders on Saturday and Sunday.
For the first time since 1985, a major spring football league successfully enters a noninaugural season. The opening weekend has two games played in Memphis and...
Week 9 of the XFL season has a noon/evening Saturday doubleheader and a Sunday afternoon doubleheader. It is the second-to-last week of the regular season.
The USFL returns for Season 2 with 48 officials from the FBS conferences on 6 crews.
Week 8 of the XFL season has a Saturday doubleheader and an Easter Sunday doubleheader.
Week 7 of the XFL season has a Friday night game, a Saturday doubleheader, and a Sunday afternoon game.
There were a few radical changes proposed, but all but the seemingly innocuous ones were rejected. Even the Competition Committee, which has a high rate of...
Owners are voting on proposed rules, bylaws, and resolutions
There are 17 proposed rule changes for owners; the Competition Committee announced 8
Week 6 of the XFL season has a Saturday doubleheader, a Sunday afternoon game and their first Monday night game of the season.
Week 5 of the XFL season has a Thursday night game, a Saturday night doubleheader and a Sunday night game.
The NFL released 9 rule change proposals and 6 proposed resolutions or bylaws changes that were submitted by the teams.
Week 4 of the XFL season has doubleheaders on Saturday night and Sunday.
Ben Austro reflects on learning about the game of football from his dad.
Week 3 of the XFL season has a Saturday night game and a Sunday tripleheader.
The XFL enters its Week 2 schedule with a Thursday night game, a Saturday night game, and a Sunday doubleheader
History will be made as the XFL will kick off its season with a ball marked with the signature of a woman.
