No longer can it be said that the Arlington Renegades are winless in the United Football League. After coming close, and not-so-close, on a few occasions through the first six weeks of the season, the Renegades got that win on
For the first time this season, The Football Beat crew did not have anyone at a United Football League venue this weekend. And Birmingham made history. The Stallions, defending USFL champions and now defending USFL Conference champions, defeated Memphis, 39-21,
By JONATHAN PEAL EDITOR’S NOTE: Photo package by JACOB LUCAS MEMPHIS, Tenn. – In a rain-soaked battle between the Memphis Showboats and the Michigan Panthers, Wes Hills scored three times and Danny Etling, in his first start for the Panthers,
ARLINGTON – It’s a bit shocking because of how well quarterback Luis Perez has played this season, and because their coach is probably the most famous, and winningest, coach in the United Football League. But the Arlington Renegades remained winless
HOUSTON – Two teams looking for their first win of the season, and their first-ever United Football League win, met here at Rice Stadium Sunday, in a game where defense was king (at least in the first half). In the
The Birmingham Stallions got their championship rings – the final championship rings ANYBODY will get from the USFL – on Friday. And then they won big on Saturday. The Stallions got a 33-14 win in front of the home crowd
EDITOR’S NOTE: A gallery of outstanding photos from the UFL’s Arlington-D.C. Defenders game Saturday, April 13, by The Football Beat’s own Dennis Jacobs. D.C. won the game, 29-28, with a late comeback, and on a 49-yard kick as time expired
EDITOR’S NOTE: A passel of photos by The Football Beat’s Jacob Lucas from the UFL’s San Antonio at Memphis game on Saturday, April 6, at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. San Antonio made a late comeback and won the game, 20-19,
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – What a finish for the United Football League’s official Memphis debut. Unfortunately, it was not to the liking of the hometown crowd. In the first instance of innovative UFL rules coming into play, the San Antonio Brahmas
Birmingham quarterback Matt Corral (center) on the move. Corral and the Stallions beat Arlington, 27-14, on Saturday in the first-ever United Football League game, at Arlington’s Choctaw Stadium. Four games are planned this Saturday, as the Stallions will be among