Earlier today, Philadelphia’s premier football team, the USFL’s Stars, released their schedule for the upcoming season. The Stars will have a ten-game season, playing each of the other teams in the conference twice and each team in the south once.

Philadelphia will start their season against the New Orleans Breakers on April 17th and wrap things up ten weeks later against the New Jersey Generals.

In what was expected to be a simple announcement, the USFL still managed to mess things up. The first was that the league staggered their schedule announcements, with each team being released once an hour. The Stars were last, and by the time it came to their announcement, their full schedule had already been revealed by the other teams.

When they did release their schedule, they made sure to let fans know that the dates and times for their games would be revealed at a later date.

Isn’t that the whole point of a schedule reveal? To let fans and viewers know WHEN you are actually playing? Instead, they just revealed the order of their opponents, convincing me this league is being run by toddlers.

Why not just wait to announce the schedule in full when everything is finalized? At the same time, it’s concerning that a professional football league that is only playing in one location has yet to finalize its schedule when the season starts in a month.

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