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I know it’s Late but were there any photos and videos from the victory parade championship celebration?

Who wins the rematch?

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Watched the whole game. There were some moments of St. Louis players either showing studs up or stepping on Dynamo players’ feet/shin/ankle area. Instead of an obvious red card, only yellow cards shown. Then, Ennali’s shoulder-to-shoulder challenge was called a foul and a 2nd yellow card. Make it make sense.

I’m not jinxing it by the way.

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I understand and largely agree for the calls for team location stability, but there are exceptions to every rule, and it benefits no one to keep the Gamblers in Houston.

All teams have been struggling in the past few weeks, but I am convinced that is an anomaly due to factors far beyond the UFL's control; however, what has not been an anomaly is Houston's consistent in ability to produce a single section of their stadium that makes it look like anyone in the nation's 5th (?) largest city gives a damn about their team.

For all of us fighting the good fight and turning on UFL at our family functions and local establishments, games in Houston turns what should be discussion about high-level, year-round gridiron to open mic night. Sumlin's coaching doesn't help ward off jokes either; the last thing a 8 team league is a Cleveland Browns.

I know it's shitty, but this is not a Panthers or Brahmas situation where said fan bases got screwed by stadium availability. What's more, good money is on Houston moving to Austin if they get moved at all, and that's not an unreasonable drive for the genuinely die-hard Gambler fans (I drive the a about the same distance for Kings games). Additionally, Houston has the Texans, Rice, and UoH within their city limits (probably an arena league I'm forgetting too), so, not to be callus, but the Gamblers leaving won't have them as nearly high and dry as other locations.

Who should be QB1 for the rest of the season?

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I don’t know what to say but it’s getting too conservative and this is not on Hoyland, he’s not to blame for the loss. There was a pick-six that made the difference and also a costly unsportsmanlike penalty by defensive lineman Barrs.

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