Deletion of New United States Football League (2nd nomination)

Comment: per  as an article about unreleased services (in the form of a professional football league) that may never become available. Not only has this proposed league had to defer its plans by a couple of years (originally planned to begin play in 2010, now not scheduled to begin play until 2012), but it hasn't received much media coverage for its plans. Most of the sources cited in this article are to the league's own web site (many of the pages on which are dead links by now), and others are links to YouTube videos from a YouTube account which is now closed. The only relevant independent sources cited are http://www.birminghamprosports.com/news002.htm an article mentioning that the league wasn't planning to have a team in Birmingham, and http://www.musclesportmag.com/2009/01/10/new-usfl-spring-football-returns-in-2010/ this 2009 article saying that the league would begin play in 2010 (which didn't happen). The article is filled with speculation about where the teams will play and what their nicknames will be, including which team names from the 1983-85 USFL will be reused, but it has virtually no discussion of anyone who has actually committed to being a team owner and thus investing the money the league will need to begin play, nor any discussion of actual contracts with stadiums being signed to allow games to be held there. And I suspect that so many proposed sports leagues have come and gone over the years that media coverage of this league's plans will be slight until they show some sign of actually getting onto the field
Stance: delete
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